notspanishflu

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   by notspanishflu 9y ago

   Thank you for the list. Can you help me to understand the validity of this statement [0]? > When used with the best practices for web security, the Chromebook is secure against most direct attacks on the local hardware and the Chrome bro
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   by notspanishflu 10y ago

   - FLAVOR: Ubuntu Phone - HEADLINE: I want a snap-based Ubuntu Phone now - DESCRIPTION: Being a click-based Ubuntu Phone supporter from the beginning, do I need to say more? Ubuntu show me some love! - ROLE/AFFILIATION: beta-tester
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   by notspanishflu 10y ago

   Oh sh*t I'm just remembering now a problem some people had with lock files. I thought it was fixed [0]. In that thread someone said deleting .config/com.ubuntu.telegram/<number>/auth.lock solved the problem with Te
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   by notspanishflu 10y ago

   First check you're running the last Telegram version, that's 2.3.36.2 Second, have you tried to delete the cache (.cache/com.ubuntu.telegram)? That will erase your secret chats too, so you can make a copy before deleting it.
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   by notspanishflu 10y ago

   Really. I got 99 ubuntu bugs but Telegram ain't one. Once in a while I got a blank screen opening Telegram, but closing it and open it again solves the problem. Are you running OTA-15?
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   by notspanishflu 10y ago

   I'm using an Ubuntu Phone and Telegram is the only native messaging service app in it. I'm using UP for a beta-testing purpose so no big deal.
7. 157.▲
   by notspanishflu 10y ago

   Reproducible builds, and deploying my own server.
8. 158.▲
   by notspanishflu 10y ago

   Of course. That's part of the grey areas I mentioned.
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   by notspanishflu 10y ago

   I'm using Telegram as my main messaging system but I hope they'll open source everything. That's the only way to fully audit the service. Telegram is not too bad but has too many grey areas at this moment.
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    by notspanishflu 10y ago

    Almost Human - SPOILER Maybe we'll all need a face changer like that used in Almost Human, season 1, episode 3.
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    by notspanishflu 10y ago

    That map makes no sense. Hawaii ruled by Caribbeans? California is mostly Portuguese? No sign of Spaniards? I call it BS. This is a really poor piece of PR for Ancestry.
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    by notspanishflu 10y ago

    I don't think is a good idea to feed a healthy activity with unhealthy palm oil. That peanut butter has palm oil probably, but Nutella has it for sure. Palm oil is very bad for your health, and it's very bad for the environment.
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    by notspanishflu 10y ago

    Link to the article without the tracking BS. http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-cyber-dhs-idUSKBN16024...
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    by notspanishflu 10y ago

    Have you tried Bq Aquaris M10 Ubuntu tablet [0]? I've got one and although it is not ready for the general public yet, it's a little gem for us free software fans. [0] http://www.bq.com/uk/aquaris-m10-ubuntu-e
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    by notspanishflu 11y ago

    It says in the specifications: "MicroSD™ up to 200 GB1 (ext3). Available space for storing multimedia files".
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    by notspanishflu 11y ago

    It appears to be a network issue between NYI and Level3. I'm a happy FM customer for many years now and I can state this kind of event is very rare.
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    by notspanishflu 11y ago

    Have a look to Erle Copter. http://erlerobotics.com/blog/home-creative/
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    by notspanishflu 11y ago

    Not an option for me. Signal / TextSecure is not available for Ubuntu Phones yet and coding efforts like janimo is doing (1) are only half-cooked by now. (1) https://github.com/janimo/textsecure-qml
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    by notspanishflu 11y ago

    You beat me by 3 min with the same comment. I wonder why the German version is somewhat more professional than the majority of other versions.
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    by notspanishflu 11y ago

    You don't need to translate it, you can choose different languages (top right). I want to highlight that your translation sounds more professional and less militant (radical?) that the current one I'm seeing in gnusocial.de >We
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    by notspanishflu 13y ago

    https://www.eff.org/issues/eff-europe
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    by notspanishflu 14y ago

    The traditional way of a leader taking command and saying 'we can fix the problem sticking together, working together, with a common goal, etc' is almost impossible in Spain because we're a broken nation. We have a huge problem with nationa
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    by notspanishflu 14y ago

    Inquiry Into Counterfeit Electronic Parts in the DoD Supply Chain (PDF). http://www.armed-services.senate.gov/Publications/Counterfei...
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    by notspanishflu 14y ago

    Maybe I'm misreading it but I can't find her claiming she's a lawyer. I've found the bit claiming she's the President of an organization called 'Attorneys for Special Needs Children' and in her G+ page she says 'I studied in South Texas Col
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    by notspanishflu 15y ago

    Close enough, http://getfreecloud.com/ gives you 6 gigs.
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    by notspanishflu 15y ago

    http://owncloud.org/
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    by notspanishflu 15y ago

    > (The "www." subdomain is basically useless.) Tanguy Ortolo answers 'Why www?' better than me. http://tanguy.ortolo.eu/blog/article47/why-www
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    by notspanishflu 15y ago

    Merry Christmas - Feliz Navidad
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    by notspanishflu 15y ago

    Nice article but I want to make a clarification. The now known as Spanish flu wasn't Spanish at all [0]. It's believed it was originated in China. The 'Spanish flu' name came as a result of a mix of circumstances: the early affliction and l