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rndmind
11y ago
SELinux is open source, is there any validity to a claim that SELinux performs anything other than securing the local operating system?
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rndmind
11y ago
Yeah I think he can determine his buying habits far better than you.
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rndmind
11y ago
If you felt that way, you could configure a read-only filesystem once it is setup. Not a terribly complex solution.
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rndmind
11y ago
BTRFS is an excellent filesystem and imho more advanced than xfs.
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rndmind
11y ago
You should look into diaspora, an open-source decentralized social network. IMO diaspora has formidable foundation and interesting content. Highly recommend. However, as Eben Moglin said, the next facebook should never happen.
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rndmind
11y ago
Two wrongs do not make a right, and thinking that climate warming only poses a minor inconvenience is ignorant. Please do some further research or you could misconstrued as a rude troll.
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11y ago
I've had a similar disquieting occurance on that site.. my step-aunt from another state was suggested as a connection. I never talk with her online, only over land line telephone conversations. She even has a different last name. As fa
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rndmind
11y ago
This is a very unique and insightful way to look at it. Absolutely the GFW of china is a huge way to block outside cultural influence ( manipulation and many other unwanted foreign influences ) With that said, I'm of the radical belief
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rndmind
11y ago
Have no doubt these "american" corporations have no loyalty to any country, just loyalty to avarice and immediate gains.
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11y ago
I'm going to just ride my honda ruckus moped and forget buying a new car.
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11y ago
I installed Fedora 20 ( with the standard Gnome 3 desktop environment ) onto my parents PC a couple months ago. They love it and rave to other baby boomers how hassle free it is to us. I definitely recommend going that route. All they do is
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11y ago
If you wish to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first create the universe.
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11y ago
Yikes well, I don't think the hacker ethos has changed muched regardless of google's presence on the internet. I do think the world wide web has been comprimised to the likes of global corporations and avarice, but not the interne
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11y ago
I don't agree that the counter-culture of the 1950's led to whole-foods or any other multinational corporation. Multinational corporations stand in clear contrast to the beatniks and the free-thinking, free-love, unifying movement
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rndmind
11y ago
hope you don't mind -- I've shared this quote publically on my diaspora page. I can link you if you would like.
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rndmind
11y ago
I'm afraid that the most pragmatic answer is indeed to encrypt your traffic. Use reverse ssh tunnels, use VPN tunnels, get involved in such efforts and you will find many others doing the same. It might be up to the users to maintain t
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rndmind
11y ago
Can anyone offer a detailed explanation of what the French Government has implemented? There is a large movement in france to use encryption software. Hopefully this just fuels the fire.
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rndmind
11y ago
Actually the choice is more ambiguous than you make it sound.
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rndmind
11y ago
If you make millions by selling out against the hacker ethics or selling out your users, that would be pretty selfish and uncool.
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rndmind
11y ago
thanks for articulating this nicely. I agree with your statements.
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rndmind
11y ago
Solar is indirectly fusion power.
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rndmind
11y ago
I agree, I think the headline is sensational.
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rndmind
11y ago
I agree with you strongly. There are more pressing issues that could be detrimental to the global population that should take prescience.
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11y ago
hear, hear! I think organization and exclusivity is needed in the online tech community. For the first 10-12 years, forums and websites were mostly filled with intelligent and like-minded people. However, over the past couple of years it se
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11y ago
Thank you Arca_vorago. Yes I will look into this positively. I follow the lessons of Noam Chomsky and some from Dr. Cornel West. They seem to extol the benefits of local community organization, and the fact that despite how it may seem, man
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11y ago
These are very insightful and well articulated comments. I'd like to find some additional reading material and authors who propound similar ideas, in addition to Cicil Rhodes and Peter Dale Scott.
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11y ago
Retroshare is fantastic!
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rndmind
11y ago
retroshare uses DHT It also uses PGP keys to facilitate encryption, authenticity, and a comprehensive web of trust
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11y ago
I don't think there would be a plausible way to detect this. IIRC the bulk data collection was implemented by splicing into network wires at key locations and routing the traffic two ways, into the bulk data collection rooms, and out i
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rndmind
11y ago
"Those who do nothing while witnessing injustice and wrong-doing do worse than those who commit acts of injustice." "When you see injustice and do nothing, you are an accomplice." This is not about Edward Snowden, anyway
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