i think that dmca could only apply if you have used their file. reverse engineering is perfectly legal unless it's a direct copy and you're trying to sell them.
i use jitsi, there's a problem with otr, after a while it times out the encryption and it has to be refreshed, so it's possible to lose messages, if the message arrived 'this message is unencrypted' stuck on the end, instead of the message lost completely, it'd be nice. after it's refreshed it works perfectly.
if you build a small system, cheapish, an itx with 6sata, each connected to a port multiplier, os on flash... you could have 30tb from 1tb drives. set it all up as an lvm2 volume, then you can slap the drives back in a new system any way you want, and they'll come back up in the right order. rsync(backupmypc) will keep the backup in good condition, you'd of course need spares, in case the verify shows a drive fail, a duplicate system. using linux raid to turn the two nfs mounts into a raid 1 array would be nice, but parity would be better, yet it'd take even more drives. yah, bigger drives would be a good first start.
so now i'm wondering about a purchase i've been considering, gsm modules from rf solutions have huawei pdf's, really cheap stuff, would make putting together a smart phone easy. i'm slightly concerned about the quality and security of the modules now...
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i think that dmca could only apply if you have used their file. reverse engineering is perfectly legal unless it's a direct copy and you're trying to sell them.
i use jitsi, there's a problem with otr, after a while it times out the encryption and it has to be refreshed, so it's possible to lose messages, if the message arrived 'this message is unencrypted' stuck on the end, instead of the message lost completely, it'd be nice. after it's refreshed it works perfectly.
i still use metacrawler as my default.
and i've heard that linux software raid outperforms many hardware raid varieties...
if you build a small system, cheapish, an itx with 6sata, each connected to a port multiplier, os on flash... you could have 30tb from 1tb drives. set it all up as an lvm2 volume, then you can slap the drives back in a new system any way you want, and they'll come back up in the right order. rsync(backupmypc) will keep the backup in good condition, you'd of course need spares, in case the verify shows a drive fail, a duplicate system. using linux raid to turn the two nfs mounts into a raid 1 array would be nice, but parity would be better, yet it'd take even more drives. yah, bigger drives would be a good first start.
so now i'm wondering about a purchase i've been considering, gsm modules from rf solutions have huawei pdf's, really cheap stuff, would make putting together a smart phone easy. i'm slightly concerned about the quality and security of the modules now...