> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panopticon
Perfect analogy.
> In this case, the source code gives you...
Well, I'm not certain of that since I'm going off Wikipedia. If you (or you
distro) is allowed to build Palemoon without modifying it and call it Palemoon
then it's the same situation as Firefox. If not, that means every binary called
Palemoon was
But you can still have your email program filter out all @gmail addresses,
send them to a special folder, and decide whether to reply by landline
telephone, postage stamp, or passenger pigeon instead of email.
Of course that won't work for your employer or your ex-wife, but why feed the
GrevenGull, would this work for your needs?
https://hooktube.com/
"Share YouTube videos without giving them views. Bypass country blocks and
age restrictions. Download YouTube videos and music. Keep your data private
from the G.
HOW: Just replace the domain in any YT link with
> If a program is good (works as expected, doesn't spy or damage
> data) and gives you freedom 0 and 1 - do you really need freedom 2
> and 3?
In this case, the source code gives you all four freedoms (assuming you don't
consider trademark restrictions to be an infringment), while the binaries
> unless of course the other person uses Gmail in which case it doesn't
matter
That is the actual case I am talking about. You may have the perfect free,
clean hardware and software, not use any spying services etc. but you have to
communicate with others and others are inside a corrupt
If a program is good (works as expected, doesn't spy or damage data) and
gives you freedom 0 and 1 - do you really need freedom 2 and 3?
Yep.
And let's not forget prevention of family members, as imperfect as our
current technology may be.
/Heather of the Trisquel Boards
> I would like to download the videoes, not only stream
youtube-viewer can download.
Some more things to try:
Do the videos play properly in mpv? While this is a slightly different
situation, I've found that with mps-youtube I get only audio in vlc but it
works fine with mpv.
Does the video
Is that a package that works the same way as avideo? Downloading videos, but
not if it has to run proprietary javascript?
You can also use get-flash-videos in Trisquel pakages if it works
$ get_flash_video #your url#
Or if you prefer open it in a browser by having the video adress
$ get_flash_video --info #your url#
Sometimes it asks you to choose the file.
Does it happen with all videos?
It seems so.
Can you get video with mps-youtube or youtube-viewer?
I would like to download the videoes, not only stream
> He explained that he
> deactivated his account
Both deletion (no more account) and deactivation (the account sits waiting for
you to come back) are available, but Facebook goes out of their way to lead
people to deactivate rather than delete. I could not even find the deletion
option in
Does it happen with all videos? Can you get video with mps-youtube or
youtube-viewer? It could be a DRM thing.
> Well, that is no way to make sure, now, is it? What's the license is the
> question you should be asking.
>
> https://www.palemoon.org/redist.shtml
>
> That to me does not seem to be free software. Am I missing something?
This site isn't accessible over Tor without completing one of those
if you wenede we can put it in uruk apt repo
I am not an authority in FOSS or any matter. I test for myself and share. I
am not selling anything. I don't even take donations.
I installed the package in the Trisquel repository and, as far as I can tell,
it seems to be Java EE 5. So, perhaps the Debian package is out of date (and
has been carried downstream to Trisquel)?
I think for now I'll probably just go with the download from the GlassFish
website.
>"Pale Moon is, and will always be, completely FREE to download and use!
(Open Source and Freeware)"
Well, that is no way to make sure, now, is it? What's the license is the
question you should be asking.
https://www.palemoon.org/redist.shtml
That to me does not seem to be free software.
Joe, I feel comfortable now mentioning that just because Palemoon is
Open Source doesn't mean that it is free software.
Maybe someone has already linked you to this?
https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/po/open-source-misses-the-point.fr-en.html
You take care now and keep asking those hard questions.
No idea really but same thing with the buguntu pkg ->
https://packages.ubuntu.com/search?keywords=glassfish-javaee
I trust when they say Java EE 5, they mean Java EE 5 onwards (so that
includes all the successive versions)
Just a guess.
>old data was there
Which reminds of Binney when he says that metadata dousn't need that much
space, even the metadata of the entire world, to get stored. Why do you think
they keep building more and more of these monsters? Their motto is 'collect
it ALL, so we can know it ALL'. I bet my
> I admire your persistence, mate Joe.
Join me.
> I don't know about Basilisk but AFAIK Palemoon is proprietary software. Is
it not?
Do I have to check even that? :)
https://www.palemoon.org/
"Pale Moon is, and will always be, completely FREE to download and use! (Open
Source and
Hmm. According to the Wikipedia page, GlassFish 5.0 was released on 21st
September 2017 and is compatible with Java EE 8. Unless I'm reading the
package version wrongly ... but, that Debian page you linked says it is
compatible with Java EE 5, which seems pretty old, if the current version
/me hands the solution for family member outrageous privacy disrespect to
akito
**solution (use it wisely)
Much appreciated, mate, and apologies, Joe.
When I download videos from youtube using the
avideo *insert url here*
and then play the video in VLC, only the sound is playing, no image :/
is this usual?
They are not trolling at all. I first thought they were shilling Chromium
when the thread started but indeed they are not and actually Joe is very
serious about privacy issues related to Moxillacox.
I have the same version on Stretch and this is Sid->
https://packages.debian.org/sid/glassfish-javaee
So, the version you have is actually not at all old, and the latest one is
not '5' or am I missing something?
Pretty sure it is gnome-keyring. You need to figure a way to launch the
network-manager without gnome keyring being involved.
I will just copy and paste now a possible (it would appear so) fix ->
First make sure libpam-gnome-keyring is installed then log out and back in.
When you open
Hmm, I don't know but I would guess the upgrade process messed things up for
you. You would have much more info and maybe prevent this in the future if
instead of using synaptic you used apt, the terminal in my experience really
gives you more info on what's about to happen and the possible
I liked Dillo a lot back in the day and wish I had learned it well
enough to know if it was still safe to use.
Netsurf sounds like the best option for me and mine in an ideal world
where I had time to play "family sysadmin", and I do appreciate that
info, Senor Supertramp.
Joe, I'm not sure if
> Because it is stupid and futile.
Yes, we should not have to give up our dignity to void being surveilled, and
I'm not convinced it would work anyway.
I admire your persistence, mate Joe.
I don't know about Basilisk but AFAIK Palemoon is proprietary software. Is it
not?
With my current settings I get 8.7
And, again, for my own mental sake I think I'll just keep it as it is (for
now). Truth be told, and I expressed such truth several
I have the exact same automatic disgust for that word/lazy noise that
people who don't have enough attention span to actually use words make.
English is weird and you (alimiracle) deserve to never, ever have to
speak it or write it again unless you want to. Hayder's got your back as
far as
Of course, but we all did it anyway. I had to rat out one of my own kids
with the facial recognition software because mine had been "temporarily
disabled" for so long that I didn't have a clue who any of the other
"friends" they wanted me to identify even were.
Mason, you write from a deeper
Yesterday I watched a recent video by Lunduke. He explained that he
deactivated his account long ago, asked several times for confirmation that
everything was deleted and received only replies from some people forwarding
him to other people. In the end he was told that this cannot be
The latest version appears to be licensed under the GPL.
It seems that, even in the Flidas repository, the version of GlassFish that
is included is extremely old. The version of the 'glassfish-javaee' package
is given as 1:2.1.1. I'm not actually sure if that means version 1 or 2, but
the most recent version is 5, which was released last year.
If it was indeed preinstalled that's a bug and you should report it. If you
installed it and it failed to pull in a necessary dependency then it is also
a bug and you should report it. Either way: report it. :)
'apps' sounds so appleish and androidish. I must make sure not to use that
word ever again. Program or programme if you prefer tea :)
> You cannot remove anything from Facebook. It is never deleted, even after
> the account is deactivated. It will stay on FB's servers and be used for all
> kinds of things like facial recognition, machine learning etc.
When I finally smartened up and deleted my account Facebook claimed that my
I don't know if it is a solution for every day, but since Akito is a minor I
would definitely want him to use this or a mardi gras mask if he were a
family member or someone else I cared about enough to want try to protect.
It has seriously gotten so bad that minors are routinely
I think this key it asks is related to Seahorse or to the password
manager you're using. I'm not sure though, it's just a guess.
2018-01-29T17:34:14+0100 dh...@fastmail.com wrote:
> For some reason every time I attempt to connect to a new network I get
> this "enter password for default keyring
Update: I was able to connect by going into "network connections" and
entering the password for the network I previously used there, this did
require ignoring the same "keyring" prompt twice. Luckily, all the wifi
networks are normally use are already in there...not really sure what I am
For some reason every time I attempt to connect to a new network I get this
"enter password for default keyring to unlock" prompt. This would be fine,
but it does not accept my system password, and I wouldn't have used two
different passwords on the same system. I used to just simply reboot
another update: tried to open abrowser through terminal, and I got:
(abrowser:6454): GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: 12:00:27.570: g_object_ref:
assertion 'object->ref_count > 0' failed
Segmentation fault
Apparently this could be something related to nautilus?
The only stupidity is not taking advantage of what people can imagine to face
something : face recognition for this example.
Akito has been pictured during a party and this picture have been posted on
Facebook without his conscent. Right ?
It could have been anyone. I'm not someone special
I've installed Trisquel 8 as a double boot with Trisquel 7.
There are some good things.
But I'd like to tell to developers that the famous Handbreak is missing from
the Trisquel 8 packages !
If it helps ?...
> Why not have a try ?
Because it is stupid and futile.
You see - all this pattern of thinking about the ultimate entertainment,
security through isolation, being a king etc. is the root of the problems we
are facing. Yet man thinks he can escape from all this with more
entertainment and
I recommand Parabola LXDE ISO who have an LXDE interface.
If you're not easy in the use of the terminal, I don't recommand to install
Arch Linux forks.
There are also some four different versions to choose from:
https://wiki.parabola.nu/Get_Parabola#Installing_or_trying_Parabola_from_a_LiveCD.2FDVD_or_USB_memory_stick
Which one is the "most official" and the most supported by the developers?
Well, I don't think mass surveillance is a joke.
This article is actually quite serious and face recognison is used
everywhere, even in the steets. Not only on Facebook.
I'm an funny person.
Making a surprise to the family and friends who are using a lot Facebook for
trying this method can
update: I'm able to run seamonkey; LibreOffice is working fine as well.
Hi all,
I hope somebody could help me solve this situation. I logged in this morning
and synaptic's update box popped up with a bunch of software update
(including abrowser, kernel etc). After updating & rebooting, the following
is broken:
- abrowser doesn't start at all;
- evolution
> You cannot remove anything from Facebook. It is never deleted, even after
the account is deactivated. It will stay on FB's servers and be used for all
kinds of things like facial recognition, machine learning etc.
I agree
I don't think it is very sane to turn oneself into a clown or damage one's
vision with deliberate obstructions. This won't remove mass surveillance.
Remember that when you send an email the chance that on the other side of the
wire there is a PRISMed system (Gmail, Yahoo etc) is huge.
Did
https://cvdazzle.com/
A solution for everyday ?
> I have not read the idea of panopticon.
Do it.
> Are you suggesting to hide in plain sight idea?
I am not suggesting anything along the lines of "do this" or "don't do that".
It is important to see things for oneself and from that comes clarity and
right action.
> So I convinced them
I have not read the idea of panopticon. Are you suggesting to hide in plain
sight idea? So I convinced them to remove some of my pictures but they did
not remove it entirely it still shows my face and facebook's facial
recognition is what I or everyone should fear.
I don't know what to say. Maybe we should upload this to Mozilla each time
they mention "privacy respect".
Is it possible to run Parabola live from a DVD? (I may have asked this
before)
Yep that processor would definitely attract other people. Even if the idea is
excellent, the actual implementation is not great. The A20 is easily
available in many Soc and there are already laptop shells like the pi-top
https://pi-top.com/products/pi-top where you can fit any board.
So
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