JupiterMoon

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   by JupiterMoon 10y ago

   Totally agreed. I nearly edited my comment yesterday to include this actually. It is just one potential brick in your security wall.
2. 62.▲
   by JupiterMoon 10y ago

   The idea is that even if the host PC is pwned the Pi will still route the traffic from it via Tor.
3. 63.▲
   by JupiterMoon 10y ago

   Oh well Django had a good run for me but I don't use spyware. I guess something similar can be built up using Flask.
4. 64.▲
   by JupiterMoon 10y ago

   If you are in the UK then sign the petition (please don't sign it if you are not). https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/173199 60,000 so far, less than 100,000 means it will be ignored out of hand. There is an
5. 65.▲
   by JupiterMoon 10y ago

   Please don't if people from outside the UK sign then it allows the press to bring the legitimacy of the whole petition into question.
6. 66.▲
   by JupiterMoon 10y ago

   I agree and you are correct. The thing is that I guess that this wouldn't work - Windows users are used to having control of everything so if MS started mounting system files read only (which they should) people would develop and other
7. 67.▲
   by JupiterMoon 10y ago

   I think that the OP is saying that the software should mount the files read only saving the user from pain.
8. 68.▲
   by JupiterMoon 10y ago

   > Regarding federation, let's see some code. It's ridiculous to demand the small team that is OWS solve every single problem. Moxie has explicitly rejected federation. Anyone writing such code is wasting their time it won'
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   by JupiterMoon 10y ago

   Off topic and this will come across as preachy - after all who is a random stranger to say how to live your life. But please think about quitting. Things will suck worse for a while but after some time life will get better.
10. 70.▲
    by JupiterMoon 10y ago

    On adrenaline. This is presumably in there for anaphylactic shock - in which case it will make a huge difference right?
11. 71.▲
    by JupiterMoon 10y ago

    Downvoted because this was in no way a response to the OP.
12. 72.▲
    by JupiterMoon 10y ago

    Regarding point 1 didn't MS take that route already with Windows 10?
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    by JupiterMoon 10y ago

    This looks like a great funding model for bootstrapping businesses with an actual viable product and some paying customers. Not so good for the capture the market with a free product and work out how to make it make money later type busines
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    by JupiterMoon 10y ago

    On first point apologies I misread your post. However with regards your chances if enforcement decides you have infringed... Some random statistics pulled from the newspaper hits on the first page of Google for "tv licensing conviction
15. 75.▲
    by JupiterMoon 10y ago

    Has the snoopers charter gone through yet? Once ISPs are forced to store usage logs it is only a matter of time before TV licensing start attempting to get hold of logs for enforcement purposes.
16. 76.▲
    by JupiterMoon 10y ago

    I'm fairly sure that even if you own a box that can receive TV you don't need to pay the license if you don't actually use it to watch TV. Having said that, given the recent changes in the laws I would recommend getting a TV
17. 77.▲
    by JupiterMoon 10y ago

    I was under the impression that US social mobility is actually lower than Europe's.
18. 78.▲
    by JupiterMoon 10y ago

    Surely long before step 18 Ad companies will attempt to make blocking Ads illegal?
19. 79.▲
    by JupiterMoon 10y ago

    Not that widely know but matplotlib plots can be animated at a pinch. - the experience of doing so is not what I'd regard as fun though... They can also be embedded fairly easily in e.g. pyQT apps.
20. 80.▲
    by JupiterMoon 10y ago

    Is paid really the same as worth?
21. 81.▲
    by JupiterMoon 10y ago

    I actually up voted it at the same time as I asked - thinking similarly to yourself...
22. 82.▲
    by JupiterMoon 10y ago

    I hope that this is sarcastic?
23. 83.▲
    by JupiterMoon 10y ago

    But surely in order to engage a Brazilian lawyer they would need some presence in the country - which would make them subject to the countries laws.
24. 84.▲
    by JupiterMoon 10y ago

    Really? I was under the impression that terror suspects could be held for several weeks without having charges brought against them? I was also under the impression that due process is completely ignored in some circumstances (e.g. at airpo
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    by JupiterMoon 10y ago

    It depends upon who you trust. Police/government release figures and press releases. However, one of the problems with the official statements is that terrorism trials in the UK can be (and are) held in closed courts in which evidence
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    by JupiterMoon 10y ago

    Would joined up intelligence really prevent the lone lunatic attack? If so how?
27. 87.▲
    by JupiterMoon 10y ago

    On my first day in a new job I want to get through set up as soon as possible so that I can actually start to get stuck into some deliverables. I don't want to spend 30 minutes faffing with my email client.
28. 88.▲
    by JupiterMoon 10y ago

    Maybe she doesn't want her non outlook using friends to have to wonder what AW means?
29. 89.▲
    by JupiterMoon 10y ago

    You miss the point. By config she means whether to display html mail as html, whether to display images from external sources, her language (for spell checking), her preferred set of fonts etc
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    by JupiterMoon 10y ago

    Probably because everyone at MS uses MS products and they all have calibri installed...