Pff, its a NSLetter away from Dropbox having to grant unfettered access to the non-USA data.
If you want privacy, roll your own with owncloud or seafile.
Depends on your phone as much too, the frequencies supported if you want 3g+, etc. On a Nexus 5 for example stock Android, cyanogen, & slimkat are fairly easy and safe to load whereas Sailfish, Firefox not so much.
It's getting more pervasive though. You already can't buy an Ultra HD TV without it being 'smart', i.e. it wants internet connectivity.
Pretty soon any electronic you'll need to purchase will have a phone home/networked requirement, you know, for your convenience.
Slashdot Mirror
Look mom, I've privoxied my pi-hole!
They were so preoccupied with whether they could, that they didn’t stop to think if they should
Also, most of the places where the data-cap trial is running is where Google Fiber is coming or already there.
Cut off one, two more shall take it's place
Something along the lines of the Goonies movie is how you should go about making a D&D film!
Can't handle this roller coaster, almost as much drama as reddit. /s
Sounds like Hooli XYZ! Where's Nelson Big Head Bighetti?
with ownCloud or SeaFile, a Raspberry Pi 2, and whatever size USB you want.
System76 and Dell's project sputnik are available.
So that's how that hacker 4chan did it! /s
Waiting on Microsoft Pay to round it out.
Seems the site was slashdotted, the price is around $1000 EU though from what I've read on http://talk.maemo.org/
Pff, its a NSLetter away from Dropbox having to grant unfettered access to the non-USA data. If you want privacy, roll your own with owncloud or seafile.
Will not end well
Slackware4Life
Linux Mint is an Ubuntu-based distribution. Personally, I prefer Linux Mint Debian or Slackware.
Are you sure you want to run this .exe?
Are you really sure?
No, seriously are you absolutely sure?
I took all of 2 hours, having never flashed a ROM before, to get back to stock rooted kit-kat on my Nexus 5.
Depends on your phone as much too, the frequencies supported if you want 3g+, etc. On a Nexus 5 for example stock Android, cyanogen, & slimkat are fairly easy and safe to load whereas Sailfish, Firefox not so much.
Wait until Windows 10 with Spartan, you can just log in directly to your browser with Facebook credentials, it's marvelous /s.
ownCloud 8 on my Raspberry Pi is working just fine for me.
Just get some photo-reflective cream and a voice altering trachea implant and you're all set
It's getting more pervasive though. You already can't buy an Ultra HD TV without it being 'smart', i.e. it wants internet connectivity. Pretty soon any electronic you'll need to purchase will have a phone home/networked requirement, you know, for your convenience.
But it was Aliens form Nibiru.
I'm going to start using punch cards, along with a Live USB distro