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Second spy law passes in New Zealand
(techliberty.org.nz)
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13y ago
What does an XMPP client built in to FF give you that a normal stand-alone XMPP client wouldn't?
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mfincham
13y ago
So if I want to run this today and get the best experience, what phone should I buy?
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mfincham
13y ago
Got you. Thanks for the thorough explanation, you've made an important distinction for me that the linked article did not.
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mfincham
13y ago
If search engine queries being visible leads companies to write more promotional "blogs" and "content" that cruft up the web...
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13y ago
What kinds of websites are doing this now? That seems like a really grotty thing to do to your readers.
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mfincham
13y ago
Those big centralised choke points for information (Google, Facebook, Twitter et al) we could do without. I'd strongly favour a non-commercial distributed solution to those problems.
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13y ago
Did having the visibility of search keywords ever really help people "optimise" their page text for increased business? I am far from an expert in this, but wouldn't you only get to see the search queries of people who found
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13y ago
Ubuntu's not the only choice, though. Apple has a hard time matching the speed and flexibility of a lightweight GNU/Linux distro (presumably because OS X's focus on polish, integration and aesthetics means they want to tip th
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mfincham
13y ago
If this discourages "marketers" from using the web it sounds like a win to me.
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13y ago
Anecdote: I've been running Debian Stable on a Macbook Air I bought in 2011 since then, it's been great (and doubly great since Wheezy, the support is basically 100%).
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Making 128mb SIMMs from 64s
(jax184.com)
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13y ago
I'm pretty sure sometime shortly after buying this machine I was able to install a "firmware update" from a USB-booted OS X install, but don't quote me on that :) I'm somewhat unfamiliar with Apple's software g
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13y ago
It looks like I just squeezed in - I bought this machine in July 2012, but it's the older model without USB 3.
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Thanks! I'll have to take the original poster's word for it I guess :)
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13y ago
OK, so I've got a "TS064C". Now where do I find a useful list of which models are actually broken?
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13y ago
Can someone tell me how I can determine if my machine is affected if I don't have an OS X install? I've only got Debian available.
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13y ago
It would be good to be able to edit the To: field without having to clear it entirely and start over. Furthermore, pressing Tab after entering an e-mail address in the To: field causes it to be cleared. Also, the bubble number indicator to
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mfincham
13y ago
Good on you for making an effort and thanks for the tip about Apple Mail. If only this was more widely known and/or available on iOS. A viable text/plain part is extremely important - it means my MUA ( http://sylpheed.sr
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13y ago
When someone sends me an e-mail, I want to read the message they've sent. I don't want their idiotic decision to render it in unreadable tiny blue lettering to factor in to this. I don't need a half-megabyte PNG showing me wh
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13y ago
Obligatory comment about how blech HTML e-mail (still) is.
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13y ago
This site seems kind of... low on content? Am I missing something?
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13y ago
This article is kind of daft. "Decentralised" doesn't necessarily mean strictly peer to peer, it can mean "write native code, release it under an open license, design protocols to federate". This way you're not
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Internet centralization is not a conspiracy
(blog.zerotier.com)
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For what it's worth, Balsa ( http://pawsa.fedorapeople.org/balsa/ ) implements this as a threading option. Edit: pointed to correct URL
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13y ago
I am not sure I understand a hosted "authentication protocol implementation as a service" product. When's the code being released, and what's it written in? :)
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New Zealand govt passes NSA-style snooping bill
(rt.com)
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Controversial GCSB law passes by two votes
(stuff.co.nz)
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Protests Mount In New Zealand Against New Surveillance Laws
(yro.slashdot.org)
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Secret orders requiring "backdoors" into online services in New Zealand
(zdnet.com)
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