LinuxFreedom

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by LinuxFreedom 10y ago
I have a question: how do you feel working for a company that actively works on censorship and suppression of information in countries where political opponents have to face death? http://www.nytimes.com/2016/11/22
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by LinuxFreedom 10y ago
the best you can do is to use a static site generator plugin and serve the generated html. This is the only secure way to use wordpress. The wordpress software should be installed in a not public network from where you can edit (e.g. home c
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by LinuxFreedom 10y ago
All the other addons are completely trustable, of course. It also really helps that Firefox never deletes cookies by default and never tells you about this. We 'respect' your privacy, yes, we do! Really! Look, you will have only o
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by LinuxFreedom 10y ago
Why is this packing together a backend tec and a frontend tec? I assume the frontend is generated from django models and views code? Or does one have to maintain frontend code manually - no that would not make sense at all. However I can no
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by LinuxFreedom 10y ago
Hopefully the Chinese will not be as arrogant as you when they take over the leading role on this planet.
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by LinuxFreedom 10y ago
The elephant in the room is: Probably these attacks would not be possible if all the money put into governmental surveillance activities would have been invested in building a secure and resilient internet. This attack is the logical answer
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by LinuxFreedom 10y ago
Denying facts and calling me silly are both not convincing arguments. I will ask you to repeat that insult when we meet in meatspace one day. About your fact denial: Firefox does save cookies forever by default without asking users for perm
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by LinuxFreedom 10y ago
Firefox violates user privacy since years by allowing long term tracking cookies to be saved by default without asking the user. Millions of Firefox users lost their privacy without ever being asked about that with the help of Firefox defau
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by LinuxFreedom 10y ago
Recommending a closed source cloud service to send all your passwords to in a thread on HN about a closed source cloud service that lost all passwords is a great way to demonstrate deep and fundamental knowledge about the principles of soft
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by LinuxFreedom 10y ago
Thank you very much for the public information disclosure about important infrastructure elements of your company! Also very appreciated is the fact that many of you brilliant uberhaxors link to your company websites! There is already a lot
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by LinuxFreedom 10y ago
There is one big white box across the screen that forces me to login to that web service when I want to read the text, so I actually can not read it. You, the people, have to understand that you must not use that freedom destroying web serv
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by LinuxFreedom 10y ago
It is an USA company - that is enough to not trust them. We do not need any more evidence, there is enough out there about gag orders, secret courts, worldwide compromise of network security. USA tec company inhabitants and founders, read t
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by LinuxFreedom 10y ago
A few years ago many people understood that retroactive monitoring will not give you any security related benefit, as it is always too late when you get an alert. Some of these interesting products then also put "intrusion prevention
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by LinuxFreedom 10y ago
This is a compositing package, much different from blender. If you believe that blender is a "quality video editor" please try at least kdenlive to understand what a decent video editor looks like. The video editing feature set in
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by LinuxFreedom 10y ago
The non-commercial version is a crippled trialware. Also you will get bitten very aggressively if you built your project in the first phase in a non-commercial version and some time later manage to get funding and want to import your work i
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by LinuxFreedom 10y ago
What is the current state of diaspora and similar things? Is there a cough centralized collection of decentralized software alternatives, like an "awesome-decentralized-net" on cough even harder github? Thanks!