Never ever run a compromised service. Never. Really never. This system has been compromised. Their duty is to stoip the service immediately, and restart it once clean. It may be clean when the company has moved out of the US, but there's much more work for it to be secure ( a ncomplete new mail protocol with a certificate system for example)
Imperial Russiaâ(TM)s Okhrana, the East German Stasi, and the Soviet KGB: each was feared for its ability to track and monitor its prey. But they would be astonished with how much easier technology has made their work.
The update mechanism in mint is broken by design, they want to take a decision instead of the user as to which type of upgrade he has to do. That's not good. Ok, you can warn about the "dangerous" upgrade, BUT DO NO JUST REMOVE THE OPTION AND BREAK A WORKING SYSTEM because of some political BS. PLEASE.
>> Your GoPro will record your surrounding,... There's a difference. You can record all you want in public, but you cannot publicize all you have recorded, there are limits to that...
>> Unfortunately, if the price of being known is that everyone rips you off, you still never get paid
It doesn't work like this. The more you're known, the more you will sell discs. The percentage of illegal copies will only go down if you're good and people want to support you. Live with it.
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Yes, exactly.
it's more than time for generic and generalized end to end crypto. And for a working web of trust PKI.
>> That would make the offer interesting . . .
Neither run linux, so no thanks.
>> So what you're saying is that Mark Zuckerberg is head of the NSA?
No. Mark zuckerberg is not the Head of the NSA. He is the head of the voluntary data collection department of the NSA.
Yes. Monitoring leaks is not in the interest of tepcos at all.
Leaks improve their "storage" capacity situation.... Sadly. And we eat the fish.
>> I assume we'll never get them back either.
Never ever run a compromised service. Never. Really never.
This system has been compromised. Their duty is to stoip the service immediately, and restart it once clean. It may be clean when the company has moved out of the US, but there's much more work for it to be secure ( a ncomplete new mail protocol with a certificate system for example)
Imperial Russiaâ(TM)s Okhrana, the East German Stasi, and the Soviet KGB: each was feared for its ability to track and monitor its prey. But they would be astonished with how much easier technology has made their work.
They are astonished.
http://apps.opendatacity.de/stasi-vs-nsa/english.html
The NSA does not print, they saved 10000x all the forests of earth
Use Tor, Get Targeted By the NSA
Don't Use Tor, Get Targeted By the NSA anyway
Everyone of your communication is recorded by these bastards.
ubuntu fixed it, mint broke it again !! Deliberately.
The update mechanism in mint is broken by design, they want to take a decision instead of the user as to which type of upgrade he has to do.
That's not good.
Ok, you can warn about the "dangerous" upgrade, BUT DO NO JUST REMOVE THE OPTION AND BREAK A WORKING SYSTEM because of some political BS. PLEASE.
>> At least with Microsoft I know they will value my privacy
Ah? ahem. It's not like they record and analyze all your skype traffic.....
Never do an OS upgrade without a binary backup image
- voice of ubuntu
IEEE makes the same thing. it robs authors of their rights and, even worse, prevents people from accessing research. BAD GUYS.
"Sorry, Internet is not available in your country yet.
Enter your email & we'll let you know when Internet is available."
That's all i know about that "netflix". Segmented Internet. Not good.
What is netflix ?
It will probably survive, but not without losing most market share on the long run. And that's good for users !
>> Why can't I have a small word window open, and chrome on the right of the screen, and skype snuggled in the corner.
Use Linux.
>> it's really not so different.
Yep. if you use only the keyboard.
Few people use only the keyboard.
For all others it's unusable.
yep, that's exactly why all these surveillance states do not work.
>> The didn't do the hard part: keeping it secret
The US government tries to keep it secret, but it obviously doesn't work.
We don't care, but i should say, some companies even gain a lot, because it rules out US competition...
> Dell/MS should format any windows PC :)))
Yes, clearly.
I'll just wait for the bug in the geographic resolving
Back to the main topic, yes, the US sanctions are BS, and we (other nations) don't care.
>> Your GoPro will record your surrounding, ...
There's a difference. You can record all you want in public, but you cannot publicize all you have recorded, there are limits to that...
>> Unfortunately, if the price of being known is that everyone rips you off, you still never get paid
It doesn't work like this. The more you're known, the more you will sell discs. The percentage of illegal copies will only go down if you're good and people want to support you. Live with it.
could also be due to that one : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ocean_disposal_of_radioactive_waste
wouldn't it be better to hack it so it doesn't work on a single platform ?