I've had quite the opposite experience. I've had a whole lot less problems live-booting mint than live-booting ubuntu. Much faster too. But maybe it's just me. Ubuntu worked on 50% of the hardware i tried it on, whereas mint booted without a hitch. MATE desktop is also the perfect choice instead of the utter lack of features of xfce and the bloatedness (is that even a word?) of unity.
Mass civil disobedience (followed by public outrage hopefully) could be the answer, even in this case? Am i simply being delusional if i hope corporations could do that?
CIA, NSA, FBI etc will gradually lose interest in the general populace and, in the name of self-defense, gradually shift their investigative efforts onto themselves until they'll implode in a singularity of paranoia.
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Oh yeah... nevermind the globe-spanning, decades old, usa-led neoliberalist poison which is fucking the whole world up.
AC, please, He's just living different.
Differently.
Goddamn hipsters...
That's definitely unamerican behaviour!
I know YOU want one of my 13 mod points. Amaze me.
Truth is treason in the empire of lies.
- Ron Paul
I dare anyone, especially after mr. Snowden's revelations, to contradict mr. Stallman's points.
I've had quite the opposite experience. I've had a whole lot less problems live-booting mint than live-booting ubuntu. Much faster too. But maybe it's just me.
Ubuntu worked on 50% of the hardware i tried it on, whereas mint booted without a hitch.
MATE desktop is also the perfect choice instead of the utter lack of features of xfce and the bloatedness (is that even a word?) of unity.
Mint would have been better.
At a certain degree of 'verifiedness' something becomes a fact. It is very subjective, of course.
Another here: http://video.repubblica.it/edizione/firenze/concordia-la-diretta-non-stop-del-recupero-dall-isola-del-giglio/139924/138460?ref=HREA-1
I hate slashdotters like you who try to look smart exploiting the ambiguity of natural language.
After James Clapper i don't trust words anymore. I want facts.
We have to take all threats seriously [...]
Of course you have to but no, an app is not a threat.
Mass civil disobedience (followed by public outrage hopefully) could be the answer, even in this case?
Am i simply being delusional if i hope corporations could do that?
They've simply mentioned it en passant, you're not supposed to notice, let alone complain about it.
I tend to agree but... is somebody actually looking at the source and auditing the important bits?
No it's not redundant you mother******!
10 polygraph secrets the feds don't want you to know!
Mod parent up.
A paper which suggests that fugly people usually date fugly people. lol
What caused the spike? That's the worrying fact i think.
CIA, NSA, FBI etc will gradually lose interest in the general populace and, in the name of self-defense, gradually shift their investigative efforts onto themselves until they'll implode in a singularity of paranoia.
Someone has to change that planet's name ASAP.
Neil deGrasse Tyson are you listening?
[...] could lead to plutonium residues.
Don't you just love the ambiguity of natural language?
And 640k is more memory than anyone will ever need on a computer.