The first thing i found after the previous announce of this problem was the firefox extension that timesout the master password after let's say 30 seconds. Next time the browser wants to fill in a blank it ask for the master password, if you don't trust the site just press escape and nothing will happen !:)
This horrible centralized, corporate controlled social marketing mayhem... what we need is a real social p2p based on amule, openID, bittorent freenet and whatnot...
Will they start selling bandwidth to device we own instead of renting locked up box to sell us crappy features one by one?
As if we couldn't code an irc client ourself...everyone does that in high school!:P
Once more, now is the time to support the OpenMoko Project and the upcoming (on the 9th) OpenMoko [SC]ells
Or any other similar projects but i didn't find many...:( !
I mean come on, you have someone cheating on a server... big deal, change server, find some real friends you can trust to play with, whatever! Don't start building DRM up the food chain as an excuse for not winning;-)
Take a look at the research papers linked here and this one in particular:
The Economics of Mass Surveillance and the Questionable Value of Anonymous Communications (PDF)
by George Danezis and Bettina Wittneben.
You may think that half a million phone tapped is not that much... well think again, the social network effect is probably exposing all of Britain. Ask for your rights to be respected now.
Thanks for this information, i added anoNet to my list:)
For the record, everything i listed _is_ FOSS...
But, uhm, while being an interesting project i don't understand how anoNet differs from standard VPN + routing between friends? What advantages would this have over I2P which adds pseudonym's for examples... Or FreeNet with anonymous storage? Or Waste which does the same as what i understand from anoNet but in a simpler way with added search capacity? Or OpenSwan with opportunistic encryption?
I probably missed the point:-) Anyway, cheers and long live all the darknets!;-)
i remember a time where the internet was built around the idea of surviving anything... now we have people building stupid centralized solution that go down because of a simple power failure? Come on! Let's all embrace p2p:)
- With the codec supports for mp3, wav, ogg, flac! (iAudio...). - A standard AA battery or two so it's useful while travelling and easy to change. - High output to drive circumaural headphones. - A big screen in a small factor (the Clix sounded like a good start, anyone tried the GUI? Too bad it seems to have an annoying interface to u/l files and that the cie. stopped it's mp3 only division...) - Open standard and design (Drag & drop in a folder, USB mass storage, interoperate with other USB stuff. name it? Rockbox?) - A reasonable price for the amount of memory in it... (I still see 512MB players for 100$? wtf?) - Some gizmo like FM & recording, text reading, photo viewing, clock, lyrics, (video?), intelligent functions (playlist?), etc.
Slashdot Mirror
http://feraga.com/node/94 - why not use this instead on any key...
The first thing i found after the previous announce of this problem was the firefox extension that timesout the master password after let's say 30 seconds. :)
Next time the browser wants to fill in a blank it ask for the master password, if you don't trust the site just press escape and nothing will happen !
This horrible centralized, corporate controlled social marketing mayhem... what we need is a real social p2p based on amule, openID, bittorent freenet and whatnot...
Marvell cards are the one with the Sky2 driver right? Which is flaky (not to say crappy...) but i heard there is another module available. (binary?)
;-)
In any case, i wouldn't buy such a mobo if i was to use those 4 cards if i knew it would have flaky driver supports, a crashing router is annoying
If they can get realtek or other well supported cards inside, i'm all in!
Will they start selling bandwidth to device we own instead of renting locked up box to sell us crappy features one by one? As if we couldn't code an irc client ourself...everyone does that in high school! :P
Once more, now is the time to support the OpenMoko Project and the upcoming (on the 9th) OpenMoko [SC]ells
Or any other similar projects but i didn't find many ... :( !
Go and help real projects like OpenMoko instead of crappy consumer-whore oriented product like the iPhone...
I mean come on, you have someone cheating on a server... big deal, change server, find some real friends you can trust to play with, whatever! ;-)
Don't start building DRM up the food chain as an excuse for not winning
So let's save teaching time and separate them in their first years at school? ;-)
</sarcasm>
Or try a linux from scratch from any other linux distribution... this will really teach you things :)
Take a look at the research papers linked here and this one in particular:
The Economics of Mass Surveillance and the Questionable Value of Anonymous Communications (PDF)
by George Danezis and Bettina Wittneben.
You may think that half a million phone tapped is not that much... well think again, the social network effect is probably exposing all of Britain. Ask for your rights to be respected now.
Has anyone got any precise insight on the difference between OpenPrivacy and OpenID goals? :)
Take a look at Michael Geist's blog... he's the Lawrence Lessig of Canada.
;)
This message proudly paid by a Montreal Pirate! (whatever that means
Has anyone got any precise insight on the difference between OpenPrivacy and OpenID goals? :)
Want to encrypt your disk securely? :)
Take a look at LUKS.
It now comes standard in the latest Debian Etch installer
Here's a nickel kid, get yourself a better computer :P
Thanks for this information, i added anoNet to my list :)
:-) ;-)
For the record, everything i listed _is_ FOSS...
But, uhm, while being an interesting project i don't understand how anoNet differs from standard VPN + routing between friends?
What advantages would this have over I2P which adds pseudonym's for examples...
Or FreeNet with anonymous storage?
Or Waste which does the same as what i understand from anoNet but in a simpler way with added search capacity?
Or OpenSwan with opportunistic encryption?
I probably missed the point
Anyway, cheers and long live all the darknets!
...and here are some more softwares and guides related to privacy, pseudo/ano-nymity and security:
tor.eff.orgonion routing anonymizer
www.i2p.netsecure/anonymous interactive network
freenetproject.orgsecure/anonymous distributed file system
www.turtle4privacy.orgf2f peer network
gnunet.orgsecure p2p infrastructure
www.cspace.insecure p2p infrastructure
www.openswan.orgVPN with opportunistic encryption
silcnet.orgsecure internet live chat
ihu.sourceforge.netp2p VoIP with crypto
wiki.noreply.orgHow to give anonymous talks
azureus.sourceforge.netazureus over p2p
cryptnet.netguerrilla software development how to
Here is a bunch of link i gathered about google and a dystopic future, they are a fun read ;-)
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The future of google?
http://www.richardmartineau.net/museum/
Google and social control?
http://www.newscientisttech.com/article/mg1912569
Generic google watch:
http://www.google-watch.org/
And what if google had an OS, would it give you privacy?
http://www.osweekly.com/index.php?option=com_cont
http://azureus.sourceforge.net/doc/AnonBT/i2p/I2P_ howto.htm
;-)
Crypto is the key my friends
http://cryptnet.net/fdp/crypto/guerrilla-devl.html
;-)
Stop being censored, develop anonymously!
You're saying that it's less expensive to stay alive than to be exterminated? ...
actually from an economist points of view it's the contrary!
Fox news is getting off the air? :P
I think the answer could be called a BB gun ;-)
i remember a time where the internet was built around the idea of surviving anything... now we have people building stupid centralized solution that go down because of a simple power failure? Come on! Let's all embrace p2p :)
It's hard to find an mp3 player:
...).
- With the codec supports for mp3, wav, ogg, flac! (iAudio
- A standard AA battery or two so it's useful while travelling and easy to change.
- High output to drive circumaural headphones.
- A big screen in a small factor (the Clix sounded like a good start, anyone tried the GUI? Too bad it seems to have an annoying interface to u/l files and that the cie. stopped it's mp3 only division...)
- Open standard and design (Drag & drop in a folder, USB mass storage, interoperate with other USB stuff. name it? Rockbox?)
- A reasonable price for the amount of memory in it... (I still see 512MB players for 100$? wtf?)
- Some gizmo like FM & recording, text reading, photo viewing, clock, lyrics, (video?), intelligent functions (playlist?), etc.