True !
But if I use jxself's method, I doubt very much that the root servers
will ever change their ip address !
I also agree with the fact that I don't want to be subject to other people
deciding what is right or wrong for me to visit on the web, as Jodiendo
pointed out.
Finally, why
Putting everything inside the gnome-terminal command should work though -
something like this:
gnome-terminal -e "sleep 1m && gedit file"
Wow, so, they did a great job.
Depends on how conflict of rules is solved. The AI can read hipocrates and
the greek and come to the conclusion that a computer should be like a medic
(or physician) or psychologist of the mankind. The computer can understand
that if she is not doing physical harm (she is not killing
everything is a matter of trust.
The only flaw of this method is that sometimes servers change ip addresses if
they change provider, as there is no portability on ip. But usually that's
quite noticeable, as you won't have access and have to make the process
again. Bu, there's a possibility if your group change ip
have you heard the man? Maybe he's serious on his job and want extra
security. You can query DNS directly with dig or other tool, directly the
root servers of most common accessed sites and put it on alias file. So it
wouldn't be necessary to install bind except for seeing the addresses
"TO BE A dns provider requires a machine dedicated for that service
Why you, should want to host a server for that purpose,?"
Maybe if you're running something as a public service but for someone's own
personal DNS resolution this is totally not needed. The method I proposed
would work
jxself
Partially i DISAGREE WITH YOU ON THIS ONE.
wHY?
TO BE A dns provider requires a machine dedicated for that service, that
takes time, skill and security settings to avoid spamming and overload.
Why you, should want to host a server for that purpose,?
when some one is just doing it
@gslima Humans program AI, so we still have a chance to encode some values
into it, if AI ever becomes a serious thing. Take for example Asimov's law
for robots. "A robot may not harm humanity, or, by inaction, allow humanity
to come to harm." Something similar can be programmed into the
I believe I am wanted in four states and considered armed and dangerous, but
frankly my dear, I don't give a damn.
I share Calmstorm's minority opinion but am too chickenshit to click on a
stupid little thumbs up button, lol; long story for another internet forum.
What I see in future is a little dark, but also with a good possibility.
Non-supervised Artificial inteligence will conclude the only way to solve the
human problem is to be against government and bad big corporations, because
of ubiquity of surveillance and so many rules to follow, beyond
I agree partially. The image of transgression was the only thing that brought
us progress on science, although I agree that what he done on Brazil was not
a civic thing (he defaced a wall). Formerly scientists thought that
out-of-box thinking was everything, and they wanted to stimulate more
This is a good book on that topic:
https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/fsfs/rms-essays.pdf
People buy the things that fbit mentions because they do not know any better
and/or conditioning. If part of the RMS' books can be distilled into some
more digestable format to explain to people the
agree very much with this. I can add that Ubuntu would have the right
philosophy if there where no bad persons and governments on world, other
places FSF has its place, specially bad owned ruled locals.
Privacy is terrorism. Got it.
The future will probably be crypterium, have you heard of it yet? Great
people on this project. You should help them. It will not be like bitcoin,
you will have distributed banking all over the world. It is estonia based,
and api will be open source. If you have skills, there you will find a
Yes, privacy is terrorism. Got it. Thanks.
The link you provided does not call people who are munging their mail
adresses "terrorists", but the spam-senders.
It advices not to "reducing the quality and functionality of the Internet"
because of the spam.
Overall it's a pretty strange article that has no sense for comparativeness.
It
first of all, it would only block if they use your site via proxy. There's no
way of blocking image access from other sites, only if people use only https
protocol, and high security browser config (with cross-site protection
config). Else it would be nice if some foundation had the hashes
"I am old. "
Don't get me wrong, but you're saying this in almost all of your posts,
litteraly. And I'm far from reading every single post on this forum, I only
scan them briefly. Still I got this impression.
Maybe you're taking this whole age-thing a bit too important?
Meh
Meh
On 11/22/2017 06:43 PM, dataminer...@trolzrus.com wrote:
> Ageism is such lovely behaviour. Thank you for your inclusivity.
agree. But some people only want to have a life. /etc/host.aliases would do
the job if your system is impenetrable, for banking, as typing on the browser
some sites have extended verification, so they can't have proper access with
direct ip number.
In my country there's also this system of records (Brazil), also these can be
routed by the service provider if you have legal issues. Also physical
connection can be hijacked from third party, and routed by a regular microtik
router. For extra safety, I would recomend fiber optics. The
Trisquel 8.0 I have it installed.
Thanks for sharing this. I hope you know what a positive force you are in
this forum.
A relationship with the developer of or company controlling a piece of
proprietary software is like any other abusive relationship. Often, the
relationship is perpetuated by emotional or practical dependence on
perpetrator, sometimes to the point that the victim will defend their abuser.
>'ll have to read about it
https://wiki.debian.org/Bind9
Thanks for the replies !
I wasn't aware about BIND at all. Sounds very interesting, I'll have to read
about it - thanks.
Just a friendly reminder for those using the new noscript extension and
having troubles figuring out how to make it as secure as the old one (well,
almost.. clickjacking and ABE are still missing).
Instead of untrusting websites and making long list just make your default
'all unchecked'.
Sure, vita_cell, it's an old (2007) laptop, AMD cpu dual core 1900 Mhz max, 3
gb RAM (old original ram), GPU old nvidia.
A 2007 laptop completely loading Firefox in 5 seconds on each subsequent
load, and then running smooth as hell all the time on all websites -
fantastic :)
Don't have to
shame on you for doubting adfeno's level of celebritivenesss.
or is it celebritivity?
Like onpon4 already wrote, Paypal isn't really compatible with software
freedom. Plus, they seem to be blocking accounts for political reasons or "US
regulations". For exmaple, I don't know if this has changed or not, but I
remember reading that Paypal didn't work for Palestinians in the
if Guix were pre-installed- I will be happy. I also want Uruk 2.0 with xfce4
desktop. Because my pc configuration is low. Mate menu is not so fast.
quantumgravity asked:
[QUOTE] Can you checkout the access.log of the apache server or does your
provider deny you permissions to do so? [/QUOTE]
Yes; that said, if I download the .GZ visitor log file mid-month, somehow
that truncates the end-of-month version, and so I hesitate to do so
You are your own best DNS provider. It's not even hard: sudo apt install
bind9. BIND can query the root name servers for you and you're independent.
I fully deny your words and I won't ask you again to stop spreading FUD.
The noscript tag isn't "served" based on what the server thinks, it's a
browser behavior to cause content within those tags to be visible. The
problem is that the extensions in question don't actually disable JavaScript,
so Firefox's un-hiding of these elements is not triggered. In the
What a coherent, logical, well-thought out argument that makes complete
sense. The source cited is coherent and authorative and should be used as a
measure of all things.
Can anybody guide me step-by-step how to help contribute for releasing
trisquel for raspberry pi 3? I'm really excited on this hardware capabilities
and trisquel project, and I want to help automate its release or help with
the firmware, or both. I have plenty of time for these. I consider
If you doubt my words, please ask Ruben - he will confirm the 2020 release
date
Can you checkout the access.log of the apache server or does your provider
deny you permissions to do so?
MartinH SAID:
Question though is: Does anyone know of similar ones that are Libre ?
(As in using libre software).
vISIT THE FOLLOWING WEB SITE SO YOU COULD LEARN MORE ABOUT DNS.
https://www.opennic.org/
Sra. Heather said:
I'm old school too and proud of it. :)
I'm gong to troll you on this one WITH MUCH RESPECT,
iF YOU ARE CONSIDERING YOURSELF AN OLD SCHOOL, THEN i MUST BE A PREHISTORIC
OLD GIZZARD OLDER THAN YOU..lol J/k
quantumgravity: When I started using the .htaccess file to block copyright
usurpers back in May of 2017, the effect was immediate for all but one
domain. Now it's two more who are escaping that block, but for only one of my
two Trisquel installations; both have the same IP address because
It's not a browser problem. Sorry, but you're barking up the wrong tree.
Magic Banana: Thanks for the heads-up. FSF doesn't like mis-appropriation
either. It pollutes the code.
The first two images in question are part of an online course, open to all
without any payment, which I participated in and then preserved fifty years
later, all at my own expense. Folks
Thank you. Very nice of you. Can it be possible to get subtitles?
jxself properly states that the decision of whether to block (403) or allow
(200) is up to the server, which is where my .htaccess file resides. All the
server can do is allow or deny access to the data that I am paying them to
make available to the public. It's data which I created with my
I think it was already pointed out, but all the .htaccess file does is
basically changing the config of the server on a limited scope without
touching the server config files.
That means that there is no way Abrowser is to blame for that.
Couldn't agree more.
Those can hardly be considered celebreties.
I think the starter of the thread thought more about famous politicians,
actors or singers...
Sadly, that would scare some people away from it,
ps, Bieber is a prickish animal.
I know about all that.
I was asking if the joke was funny because it was an implication that IceCat
is simultaneously dead and alive, and you won't know until you install it.
SuperTramp can you share your computer hardware specifications?
You can, when *you reply* to someone, delete the citation made by *your*
email client automatically.
In my case I keep only the most recent one because it helps to keep
context. I was also not a fan of bottom/top posting once, but was
convinced to do so in order to preserve context and try to
In senile email clients (and senile *user configurations* of the same
email clients), the clients should only cite the email address if the
"From" field has no friendly name.
On every forum I found so far, this friendly name is mostly absent in
the "From" field.
Assuming both your email client
You won't, indeed.
Erwin Schrödinger developed a number of fundamental results in the field of
*quantum* theory. He is also known for his "*Schrödinger's cat*"
thought-experiment.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erwin_Schr%C3%B6dinger
Quantum is an ongoing Mozilla project encompassing several software
Indeed, I also don't like address munging, the real effective thing is
to catch the message, report the full message (including headers,
"Reply-To" and "Message-ID") to the domain owner from which the spam
originated (both those listed in "From" and and "Reply-To" fields) and
*only as a last
I want to use my email client to use this forum, but I'm afraid I won't see
edits that people make to their messages.
Not publishing an email address is a poor security measure and approaches
terrorism. http://www.interhack.net/pubs/munging-harmful/
Will I be able to use this forum without littering it with junk at the bottom
of my message, or are you top-posting on purpose?
How do I do this? I'd like to just have a "Trisquel Forum" folder that I
check every once in a while, so I don't have to bother logging in and stuff.
Also, is there a Mediawiki code for quoting messages that works on this
forum? > is ugly.
Start NetworkManager right now.
systemctl start NetworkManager.service
Make NetworkManager start when the computer starts, if it doesn't already.
systemctl enable NetworkManager.service
RMS is a senior citizen, and he wrote an entire operating system. :)
So, is that true which Gtk2 is being deprecated? GNOME has deprecated Gtk2
for years, but this is well criticized the Gtk+ backward compatibiltiies over
Gtk2 are ‘‘worse than worst’’, this needs to be just why LXQt leaves
Gtk+ and Bugdie needs to experiment in LXQt as to quit Gtk+.
A number
Hi Everyone !
You may be aware that your ISP may block websites and also stores info
on you.
Here in the UK your ISP has to store all emails, visited websites and a host
of other stuff by law for at least 1 year !
I'm avoiding this by using a different DNS Provider/Resolver.
Currently that is:
IKR? :(
You have people who use Fuckbook? That site's malicious, proprietary
JavaScript is almost as bad as Facebook's.
http://www.interhack.net/pubs/munging-harmful/
Do you use/are there extensions for password-store?
I don't get the joke. Could you explain?
Firefox is the only free browser that can run free web apps.
What?! Really?!
Ign http://nl.archive.trisquel.info belenos-updates/main Translation-en
Fetched 5,209 B in 5s (1,011 B/s)
Reading package lists... Done
cal@leela:~$ apt search abrowser
Sorting... Done
Full Text Search... Done
abrowser/belenos-security,belenos-updates,now
Quantum really does kick ass. I can't wait for Abrowser 57. (Firefox is
filled with annoying ads and links to services that require proprietary
JavaScript.)
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