You're welcome! :)
Yes, ist is NOT hidden and it still doesn't show up. Therefore it looks like
it would be hidden even if it actually isn't.
Thanks for the info!
But, that would be a closed curve, and we dont' want that. LOL
> What is this?
It is a privacy feature. You can read about it here:
https://blogs.gnome.org/thaller/2016/08/26/mac-address-spoofing-in-networkmanager-1-4-0/.
This feature is enabled in Debian 9, but not in Debian 8. Unfortunately it
breaks ath9k-htc USB adapters.
> I want to file a
The space bar issue is related to GNU ncurses.
Esc = Go back or exit (depends on implementation).
Tab = Switches focus to next group of options.
Arrows = Highlights options if they are not text areas. If they are text
area, goes to some character (forward or backward).
Space = Selects the
I installed Parabola in an encrypted / with f2fs and btrfs in /boot
Grub doesn't support F2FS you will need syslinux
Here is the tutorial I used:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AQxk1uUQ-pQ
The video is pretty straightforward.
Don't be afraid of Parabola it works great and it hasn't give me
I have a flash drive in which I'd like to install trisquel 7.0 since there
are many debates on what filesystem will make your flash memory live longer I
have decided to use the F2FS filesystem however trisquel 7 has the kernel
3.13 Is there any way to install a more recent kernel version? I
asus 1015px has a proprietory broadcom 4313 wifi + bluetooth mini pcie card.
it can be replaced with an open source one like ar5b95. I have not tried
connecting to a hidden wifi though, debian stretch (custom live persitene)
appears to be working fine in my 1015px (liberated with ar5b95 but
Hidden as in not broadcasting SSID? The anti-feature pseudo-sec practice? :P
welcome in, mate pengnu
yeah, leah, that's what I was referring to with my inane comment :)
"If you really don't dare to flash the phone yourself, then ask a somewhat
technically skilled friend."
I think you are presuming much more widespread availability of advanced
technical skills than is generally the case. I am one of the most technically
skilled people I know. Although I
"Land line phones get power from the line to which they are connected, so
they will also work in the event the power goes out instead of running low on
battery power."
This is not true of all landline devices, many of which provide extra
features like cordless handsets and answer machines,
"With a landline, by contrast, the most that can be determined is whether or
not you have taken any calls placed through, and whether or not you placed
any calls"
Actually, the only thing that can be determined by default is whose name the
landline is registered in, and that *someone*
I find this attitude weird. Sure, it would be naive to think using an email
host who use libre software magically makes your email more secure (it
doesn't for all the reasons discussed in the threads about OMB), but if early
adopters and software freedom champions don't support services like
I can't see why how encrypting user data prevents them making backups of it.
Or are you just saying that they don't do backups for some other reason, and
it's a downside of their service.
All this talk about hiding your email from the spooks misses the point. The
most important reason to use a libre host for email (or any other
server-based system) is the same as the reason for using a libre OS - to
support and encourage increased use of free code software, and reduce
Service sustainability is a major sticking point. I don't want to use GMail,
despite it being a convenient and reliable service from a naive user POV, for
the same reason I don't want to use FarceBook or Skype (contributing to their
network effect). But I also don't want to be constantly
I have used RiseUp.net email for more than a decade. They are a fantastic
service, aimed at supporting people doing activist work. They use only free
software on principle, and because of their activist focus, they place a high
priority on constantly improving security and avoiding handing
I just wanted to let you know that I do have a similar issue of not being
able to connect to a hidden wireless on Debain Stretch with XFCE on an Asus
EeePC 1015px.
It might not be the same problem entirely since I can't connect to my own
network even if it is not hidden. It doesn't even
> MAC address randomization during scanning
What is this?
> This is a known bug
But only about debian 9? On debian 8 no address randomization error?
> This is a known bug
I want to file a report to debian about the firmware not being in
debian 9 main 64bit and if you install the firmware debian
surely both work with OpenRC (which is what Hyperbola is going with IIRC)?
Thank you for your review :)
Most important thing for me it is non-systemd GNU/Linux distros, I love Arch
or Parabola, but it is a pain to struggle with systemd.
I will never do it again.
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