Muller pointed out, however, that the identifiers are deleted immediately—"along with any associated data"—when a user turns Siri off on his or her device. (You can do this by going to Settings > General > Siri on a supported iOS device.)
If you can delete the identifiers and associated data when disabling Siri, it is not anonymous.
Also voice recognition has been working fine for many years now, if they want to find your voice clips it shouldn't be much trouble.
GoogleSharing is a system that mixes the requests of many different users together, such that Google is not capable of telling what is coming from whom. GoogleSharing aims to do a few very specific things:
5.3. Managing Public SSH Keys for Users OpenSSH uses public-private key pairs to authenticate users. A user attempts to access some network resource and presents its key pair. The first time the user authenticates, the administrator on the target machine has to approve the request manually. The machine then stores the user's public key in an authorized_keys file. Any time that the user attempts to access the resource again, the machine simply checks its authorized_keys file and then grants access automatically to approved users. There are a couple of problems with this system:
SSH keys have to be distributed manually and separately to all machines in an environment.
Administrators have to approve user keys to add them to the configuration, but it is difficult to verify either the user or key issuer properly, which can create security problems.
On Fedora, the System Security Services Daemon (SSSD) can be configured to cache and retrieve user SSH keys so that applications and services only have to look in one location for user keys. Because SSSD can use FreeIPA as one of its identity information providers, FreeIPA provides a universal and centralized repository of keys. Administrators do not need to worry about distributing, updating, or verifying user SSH keys.
The SSSD is intended to provide several key feature enhancements to Fedora. The first and most visible will be the addition of offline caching for network credentials. Authentication through the SSSD will potentially allow LDAP, NIS, and FreeIPA services to provide an offline mode, to ease the use of centrally managing laptop users.
The LDAP features will also add support for connection pooling. All communication to the ldap server will happen over a single persistent connection, reducing the overhead of opening a new socket for each request. The SSSD will also add support for multiple LDAP/NIS domains. It will be possible to connect to two or more LDAP/NIS servers acting as separate user namespaces.
It is originally a Fedora project but has been ported to most other distro's.
1 Native Steam on Linux
1.1 Unpackaged
1.2 Arch Linux
1.3 Fedora
1.4 Gentoo
1.5 openSUSE / SUSE
1.6 Ubuntu
So big deal, it only took you 3 months more time then the other distro's 15:56, 16 December 2012 Hanno (Talk | contribs) (9,101 bytes) (Native Steam on Linux Beta Client)
So the people who talk about rape all the time (Ada initiative) can't handle some nerd speaking about how bad date rape drugs are?
If you are correct in your assumption that this talk would trigger bad stuff in rape victims, then the same should apply to this very post. So by your own reasoning your own posts and the attention you create by pulling this talk will harm many more rape victims than would be present in the room.
And why only woman victims? Is rape only done by men??? Or do you only care about women? If you only care about women, why should men care about you?
Most of the time we play single player games with multiple people. Just hand over the controller when you die or are stuck. And we always try to help the person playing.
We don't need your mexicans, we have lots of immigrants of our own. Turks, Marrocans, africans, chinese, you name it.
But why are you so upset by the mexicans. As far as we in the old world see it, the US is just a buch of immigrants who kicked some primitives out of their country and claimed it as the home of the brave...
You my dear "Bing Tsher E" are the immigrant who needs to get put on a boat and let the indians roam free again.
(Reuters) - The British, French and German governments launched a joint initiative on Saturday to crack down on tax avoidance by multinational companies that will be presented to a G20 finance leaders meeting in July.
Meanwhile, over in Building 5300, the NSA succeeded in building an even faster supercomputer. “They made a big breakthrough,” says another former senior intelligence official, who helped oversee the program. The NSA’s machine was likely similar to the unclassified Jaguar, but it was much faster out of the gate, modified specifically for cryptanalysis and targeted against one or more specific algorithms, like the AES. In other words, they were moving from the research and development phase to actually attacking extremely difficult encryption systems. The code-breaking effort was up and running.
The breakthrough was enormous, says the former official, and soon afterward the agency pulled the shade down tight on the project, even within the intelligence community and Congress. “Only the chairman and vice chairman and the two staff directors of each intelligence committee were told about it,” he says. The reason? “They were thinking that this computing breakthrough was going to give them the ability to crack current public encryption.”
What about the arguments against censorship of people. Hypothetical Bob has his account on Facebook and wants everything about him removed from Facebook. Susan remembers Bob before he went crazy and wants to keep his picture up from their wedding. Does Bob's desire to remove himself from Facebook trump Susan's right to remember her husband as he was before he took the crazy train out of town?
What's so crazy about removing yourself from facebook. YES his right to remove himself from Facebook trumps Susan's right to have their wedding picture on Facebook. If she want's to remember him, frame a picture and hang it on the friggin wall. I don't get why people should have the right to post Bob's picture on FB at all.
Personally I threaten everybody with murder so they don't put any pictures of me on facebook.
External antennas will also absorb EMP energy and the larger the antenna the more it will absorb. Any large metal structure will collect or absorb EMP energy; if it is grounded such as a water tower might be, then the energy will dissipate into the earth
That's all down the road, however. For now, Mega is launching with just one, professional, hosting operator--a subsidiary of Cogent, based in Dotcom's home country of Germany.
Have been using Cinnamon with Fedora 17 for over a year now and never looked back. At first there were some very anoying bugs, but at the moment it works very well and stable.
The only times I remember that don't run the default is when I install a new desktop. And the first thing I do is switch desktops. Just like I only use IE on windows to download an alternative browser.
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As the map you voice recordings to an id and map that id to your apple id, I find it very strange they can claim it's anonymous!
From a better article:
http://arstechnica.com/apple/2013/04/apple-remembers-where-you-wanted-to-get-drunk-for-up-to-2-years/
Muller pointed out, however, that the identifiers are deleted immediately—"along with any associated data"—when a user turns Siri off on his or her device. (You can do this by going to Settings > General > Siri on a supported iOS device.)
If you can delete the identifiers and associated data when disabling Siri, it is not anonymous.
Also voice recognition has been working fine for many years now, if they want to find your voice clips it shouldn't be much trouble.
Don't forget Googlesharing
https://addons.mozilla.org/nl/firefox/addon/googlesharing/
GoogleSharing is a system that mixes the requests of many different users together, such that Google is not capable of telling what is coming from whom. GoogleSharing aims to do a few very specific things:
Why reinvent the wheel :-%
https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/Fedora/17/html/FreeIPA_Guide/user-keys.html
5.3. Managing Public SSH Keys for Users
OpenSSH uses public-private key pairs to authenticate users. A user attempts to access some network resource and presents its key pair. The first time the user authenticates, the administrator on the target machine has to approve the request manually. The machine then stores the user's public key in an authorized_keys file. Any time that the user attempts to access the resource again, the machine simply checks its authorized_keys file and then grants access automatically to approved users.
There are a couple of problems with this system:
SSH keys have to be distributed manually and separately to all machines in an environment.
Administrators have to approve user keys to add them to the configuration, but it is difficult to verify either the user or key issuer properly, which can create security problems.
On Fedora, the System Security Services Daemon (SSSD) can be configured to cache and retrieve user SSH keys so that applications and services only have to look in one location for user keys. Because SSSD can use FreeIPA as one of its identity information providers, FreeIPA provides a universal and centralized repository of keys. Administrators do not need to worry about distributing, updating, or verifying user SSH keys.
There is SSSD for that:
http://www.ohjeah.net/2011/06/09/linux-ssh-pam-ldap-sssd-2008-r2-ad-deployment/
The SSSD is intended to provide several key feature enhancements to Fedora. The first and most visible will be the addition of offline caching for network credentials. Authentication through the SSSD will potentially allow LDAP, NIS, and FreeIPA services to provide an offline mode, to ease the use of centrally managing laptop users.
The LDAP features will also add support for connection pooling. All communication to the ldap server will happen over a single persistent connection, reducing the overhead of opening a new socket for each request. The SSSD will also add support for multiple LDAP/NIS domains. It will be possible to connect to two or more LDAP/NIS servers acting as separate user namespaces.
It is originally a Fedora project but has been ported to most other distro's.
In combination with FreeIPA it is even better.
Me neither, Netflix isn't even available for Dutch people.
Valve put it out ther on their developer site since day one... https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Steam_under_Linux
1 Native Steam on Linux
1.1 Unpackaged
1.2 Arch Linux
1.3 Fedora
1.4 Gentoo
1.5 openSUSE / SUSE
1.6 Ubuntu
So big deal, it only took you 3 months more time then the other distro's
15:56, 16 December 2012 Hanno (Talk | contribs) (9,101 bytes) (Native Steam on Linux Beta Client)
I guess this shoud be 50Mbit? Otherwise I would take the offer and provide internet to my whole neighbourhood.
And this is without a data cap because even the ISP's here know it's stupid to have a cap on broadband.
And I pay $40 for 50/50 fibre, I had 100/100 fibre for $60 but tuned it down to save some money.
This is in europe though
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Let's see what kind of rape flashbacks this triggers ;-)
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Rape me again
Am I the only one?
Am I the only one?
Am I the only one?
Am I the only one?
Hate me
Do it and do it again
Waste me
Rape me, my friend
Am I the only one?
Am I the only one?
Am I the only one?
Am I the only one?
My favourite inside source
I kiss your open sores
I appreciate your concern
You're gonna stink and burn
Rape me
Rape me, my friend
Rape me
Rape me again
Am I the only one?
Am I the only one?
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So the people who talk about rape all the time (Ada initiative) can't handle some nerd speaking about how bad date rape drugs are?
If you are correct in your assumption that this talk would trigger bad stuff in rape victims, then the same should apply to this very post.
So by your own reasoning your own posts and the attention you create by pulling this talk will harm many more rape victims than would be present in the room.
And why only woman victims? Is rape only done by men??? Or do you only care about women? If you only care about women, why should men care about you?
What you need is a fallguy. Someone who will appear to be a terrorist and did nothing wrong.
Build hidden listening and video in his house, shove a gps tracker up the ass and have this person be as suspect as can get.
When they grab him, you have a case....
Most of the time we play single player games with multiple people. Just hand over the controller when you die or are stuck. And we always try to help the person playing.
REAL social gaming!!
Having been fan of a not internet connected PS3, I'm going to skip the PS4 and just buy myself a nice linux gaming rig.
I hope this catches on because Youtube will get stuffed with these useless video's. I wonder if google really has unlimited storage
We don't need your mexicans, we have lots of immigrants of our own. Turks, Marrocans, africans, chinese, you name it.
But why are you so upset by the mexicans. As far as we in the old world see it, the US is just a buch of immigrants who kicked some primitives out of their country and claimed it as the home of the brave...
You my dear "Bing Tsher E" are the immigrant who needs to get put on a boat and let the indians roam free again.
This just hit the news here in Europe:
Britain, France and Germany back multinational tax clampdown
http://uk.reuters.com/article/2013/02/16/uk-g20-russia-tax-idUKBRE91F00V20130216
(Reuters) - The British, French and German governments launched a joint initiative on Saturday to crack down on tax avoidance by multinational companies that will be presented to a G20 finance leaders meeting in July.
I hope it's not all talk....
Well it's not so far fetched as you think. They talk about it themselves:
http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2012/03/ff_nsadatacenter/all/
Meanwhile, over in Building 5300, the NSA succeeded in building an even faster supercomputer. “They made a big breakthrough,” says another former senior intelligence official, who helped oversee the program. The NSA’s machine was likely similar to the unclassified Jaguar, but it was much faster out of the gate, modified specifically for cryptanalysis and targeted against one or more specific algorithms, like the AES. In other words, they were moving from the research and development phase to actually attacking extremely difficult encryption systems. The code-breaking effort was up and running.
The breakthrough was enormous, says the former official, and soon afterward the agency pulled the shade down tight on the project, even within the intelligence community and Congress. “Only the chairman and vice chairman and the two staff directors of each intelligence committee were told about it,” he says. The reason? “They were thinking that this computing breakthrough was going to give them the ability to crack current public encryption.”
Start buying more tinfoil!
Not nuff said, where can I find this Kestrel. A google search learns me that it is a bird or a starship from Star Trek.
They have very nice camera's and the software you get for free with it.
http://www.mobotix.com/content/view/full/1723
What about the arguments against censorship of people. Hypothetical Bob has his account on Facebook and wants everything about him removed from Facebook. Susan remembers Bob before he went crazy and wants to keep his picture up from their wedding. Does Bob's desire to remove himself from Facebook trump Susan's right to remember her husband as he was before he took the crazy train out of town?
What's so crazy about removing yourself from facebook. YES his right to remove himself from Facebook trumps Susan's right to have their wedding picture on Facebook. If she want's to remember him, frame a picture and hang it on the friggin wall. I don't get why people should have the right to post Bob's picture on FB at all.
Personally I threaten everybody with murder so they don't put any pictures of me on facebook.
Remember this is a rain forest. You would need quite a lot of energy as the water absorbs the EMP and a big tree will act as grounded antenna
http://www.set2survive.com/EMP_survivors_notebook_1.html
External antennas will also absorb EMP energy and the larger
the antenna the more it will absorb. Any large metal structure will collect or absorb EMP energy; if it is
grounded such as a water tower might be, then the energy will dissipate into the earth
RTFA, how does this get modded up to +5??
That's all down the road, however. For now, Mega is launching with just one, professional, hosting operator--a subsidiary of Cogent, based in Dotcom's home country of Germany.
Have been using Cinnamon with Fedora 17 for over a year now and never looked back. At first there were some very anoying bugs, but at the moment it works very well and stable.
The only times I remember that don't run the default is when I install a new desktop. And the first thing I do is switch desktops. Just like I only use IE on windows to download an alternative browser.
At least something that's true, I am a psychopath and proud of it!