TrueCrypt always comes to mind, perhaps with the hidden volume feature.
I think using TrueCrypt would be useful but that it'd be a mistake to use the hidden volume. If you have older versions of the encrypted volume (and Google certainly would !), you could tell which parts of the volume had been altered since the last update. If you see some stuff at 'the bottom' of the volume, you can tell that you've changed something in the primary volume. However, if there are changes to 'the top' of your volume, and no changes in-between, then that'd be a pretty strong indicator that you were using a hidden volume. Plausible deniability goes out the window at that point.
Of course, no-one would be able to read the contents of either volume without the password, but there are variousmeans of obtaining that.
I put on an eyepatch and bandana, stuck a stuffed parrot on my shoulder and hopped around saying "Aaaaarrrrr" a lot. I hope more people will join in next year, cos I felt a bit conspicuous.
Look at "The Day The Earth Stood Still" I am a fan of the original and think the new one sucked more than anyone will admit.
Oh, I'll admit that until the cows come home. Jeeeeeeeez, it was bad. BAD. Badbadbadbadbadbadbad.
I can go on, "Time Machine," "War of the Worlds," etc.
I saw WotW for the first time on t'telly the other night and I thought it was great; Certainly good enough to exist along with the original. The camera investigating the cellar bit was well creepy.
Spotify is the dog's bollox, even in its free version. I've been sending out invites to all my friends and family. Unfortunately, the licensing conditions means it won't work in the States. I don't find the occasional ad too annoying given that every track I request is one that I WANT to hear and not some radio station's concept of what I should be listening to.
Oh, and I'm happy to pay the BBC license fee for ad-free OTA broadcasting.
I don't need God to tell me not to kill somone or steal from someone and quite frankly I think it's sad that you do.
It's also sad that nowhere in the Bible is the act of slavery actively condemned. We are told to treat slaves well in some cases, but nowhere is the point made that no-one should ever make another person their slave. That particular piece of moral guidance has no root in the Holy Bible or the teachings of Jesus Christ.
A man conceived a moments answers to the dream,
Staying the flowers daily, sensing all the themes.
As a foundation left to create the spiral aim,
A movement regained and regarded both the same,
All complete in the sight of seeds of life with you.
Changed only for a sight of sound, the space agreed.
Between the picture of time behind the face of need,
Coming quickly to terms of all expression laid,
Emotion revealed as the ocean maid,
All complete in the sight of seeds of life with you.
The mastering and remixing on the 'Love' album is jaw-droppingly good. There are still people out there who care about such things and treat them with respect.
Slashdot Mirror
I always knew that all those sites could ham my computer. Finally Google proves my fears.
I guess that makes you some kind of eggspert.
There are other search engines.
Why do you hate America ?
Beware of geeks bare in gifs
Classic. I'm going to use that one at every available opportunity.
Oh, and "kleptocratic oligarchy" might come in useful, too.
TrueCrypt always comes to mind, perhaps with the hidden volume feature.
I think using TrueCrypt would be useful but that it'd be a mistake to use the hidden volume. If you have older versions of the encrypted volume (and Google certainly would !), you could tell which parts of the volume had been altered since the last update. If you see some stuff at 'the bottom' of the volume, you can tell that you've changed something in the primary volume. However, if there are changes to 'the top' of your volume, and no changes in-between, then that'd be a pretty strong indicator that you were using a hidden volume. Plausible deniability goes out the window at that point.
Of course, no-one would be able to read the contents of either volume without the password, but there are various means of obtaining that.
Charlotte Abigail Lux ?
...praise their divine noodliness instead !
Some companies / markets give you the choice of a "self install"
I was offered the chance to self-install with Cox.
No, I remember now...they said I could go and f*** myself in the ass.
...who took part in it at my place of work.
I put on an eyepatch and bandana, stuck a stuffed parrot on my shoulder and hopped around saying "Aaaaarrrrr" a lot. I hope more people will join in next year, cos I felt a bit conspicuous.
Look at "The Day The Earth Stood Still" I am a fan of the original and think the new one sucked more than anyone will admit.
Oh, I'll admit that until the cows come home. Jeeeeeeeez, it was bad. BAD. Badbadbadbadbadbadbad.
I can go on, "Time Machine," "War of the Worlds," etc.
I saw WotW for the first time on t'telly the other night and I thought it was great; Certainly good enough to exist along with the original. The camera investigating the cellar bit was well creepy.
Can you show me some victims who were injured?
Well, there's 5,000 people in Redmond who might be finding it harder to keep up their mortgage repayments.
+5 P3dobyte Seal Of Approval.
Moooooarrrrrr !
Spotify is the dog's bollox, even in its free version. I've been sending out invites to all my friends and family. Unfortunately, the licensing conditions means it won't work in the States. I don't find the occasional ad too annoying given that every track I request is one that I WANT to hear and not some radio station's concept of what I should be listening to.
Oh, and I'm happy to pay the BBC license fee for ad-free OTA broadcasting.
Ah, but have you done one interview/year 20 times ?
"$4.25 an hour plus all the stress and scapegoating you can handle..."
Hmmmmm...thinks. "All the [...] goating you can handle".
Where do I sign ?
"Sticks Nix Hick Pix"
"Pix Maxe Big Bux"
I think Cisco has every right to give oral to their testees.
A Wii in the home will strengthen any family.
"The family that plays together...stays together."
"The family that Wiis together...is unhygienic."
bk is a far, FAR better VCS than anything else in the proprietary software world.
Visual Source Safe is surely the better option if you're developing using Visual Studio.
On the Eighth Day, Machine just got upset.
A problem Man had never seen as yet.
The Sony Rootkit affected people who bought shit legally.
Mod +5 Insightful.
Whatever you do
Don't become a poet
That was dreadful. For real.
Worst. Haiku. Evah.
I don't need God to tell me not to kill somone or steal from someone and quite frankly I think it's sad that you do.
It's also sad that nowhere in the Bible is the act of slavery actively condemned. We are told to treat slaves well in some cases, but nowhere is the point made that no-one should ever make another person their slave. That particular piece of moral guidance has no root in the Holy Bible or the teachings of Jesus Christ.
A man conceived a moments answers to the dream, Staying the flowers daily, sensing all the themes. As a foundation left to create the spiral aim, A movement regained and regarded both the same, All complete in the sight of seeds of life with you. Changed only for a sight of sound, the space agreed. Between the picture of time behind the face of need, Coming quickly to terms of all expression laid, Emotion revealed as the ocean maid, All complete in the sight of seeds of life with you.
The mastering and remixing on the 'Love' album is jaw-droppingly good. There are still people out there who care about such things and treat them with respect.
When will the internets finally be recognised as a series of medium-sized tubes ?
Fixed that for ya.