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by zz1 12y ago
> However, I feel they will never be manufactured in numbers compared to android one initiative for India Let's change that! Ask for Firefox OS phones and tell people about that: they are cheaper than Android, offer better performan
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by zz1 12y ago
Firefox OS will help more ;-) https://blog.mozilla.org/blog/2014/08/29/firefox-os-smartpho...
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by zz1 12y ago
Does it mention Firefox OS? Nope, right? Selling very good too. But we don't have to deduce anything from that, right?
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by zz1 12y ago
You haven't understand a single damn thing about it, did you? Nonetheless you'd be somehow right. The phone is sold with android and then it is up to you to install another OS that goes along with it, may it be WebOS, Ubuntu Touch
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by zz1 12y ago
Firefos OS ones are the cheapest. If you want to spend a lot (well, no, not really, comparing to high-end devices) you can get a Geeksphone Revolution or a Flame, the developer reference phone https://www.mozilla.org/en-US&#
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by zz1 12y ago
He'll have to, unless he prefers to choose Firefox OS
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by zz1 12y ago
Plain false. Firefox OS is OS-as-a-website and it works. Marketplace[0] is full of apps. Not the ones you use on your own device, but those are not the ones Firefox OS was aiming for at this moment. [0] https://marketplace.firefo
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by zz1 12y ago
Nothing. Look at the geeksphone Revolution http://shop.geeksphone.com/es/moviles/9-revolution.html Still, this is not the moment for Firefox OS to go after high end market.
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by zz1 12y ago
Firefox OS aims now at entry level and feature phones. Still, you can get a high end device, like the geeeksphone revolution or the Flame (lower). But high end smartphones users will likely be disappointed by Firefox OS in its actual stage
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by zz1 12y ago
They're not because they sold out on launch day. They are coming.
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by zz1 12y ago
No thanks Google: the next five billion already have Firefox OS.
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by zz1 12y ago
Thanks for the link!
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by zz1 12y ago
Being Canadian, Blackberry isn't on the same level. But yes, clearly iOS is transparent to the NSA.
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And she was the one with a safe copy of the NSA documents once Greenwald disovered his copy was corrupted. That's why David Miranda went to Europe and was detained at Heatrow.
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by zz1 12y ago
I agree with you and I find this > There is a third kind who have Facebook accounts, but those are just the nature's way of saying that Darwin got it right. really amusing. But it is really wrong and bad to talk like this. We need t
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by zz1 12y ago
Why just "Android phone location history"? Every phone location history. And pictures from that phone, and audio recordings too.
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by zz1 12y ago
Not just his, but the names of all the company's engineers are on the slides and marked as targeted persons.
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by zz1 12y ago
Can be done with H264: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8316396
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by zz1 12y ago
Thank you both!
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by zz1 12y ago
You can't just stop after telling that… Only inhabitant of an entire country? How can it be?
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by zz1 12y ago
As CIA backed companies and PRISM partners Google, Facebook and Apple have no interest and no right to fight NSA surveillance. What do you mean precisely when you say that "sysadmins have tons of stuff going on"?
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by zz1 12y ago
What would happen to you if you were caught collecting e-mails of the whole world? What would happen of you if you were caught stealing documents from your representatives computer? Nothing is happening because the NSA and most representati
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by zz1 12y ago
Actively perusing their XKeyscore record wouldn't it be to "taks" them? And using TAO?
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by zz1 12y ago
Yes, clearly, yes. Because USA do not have ANY economic interest in Africa and Middle East, and whatever these countries have as a government it doesn't change a thing for them. I mean, it's not like they have oil to sell and can
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by zz1 12y ago
Article: http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/snowden-documents-... Documents: http://spiegel.de/media/media-34756.pdf http://spiegel.de/media/media-34757.pdf ht
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> (Disclaimer: I started/ran a satellite communications and wireless provider, and worked for or with a bunch of others.) Which means you are under active and targeted surveillance. Great to see you put encryption contact info in yo
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by zz1 12y ago
How come so many people are just ignoring all the Snowden files altogether? How come so little people use encryption, after more than a year that we have been told "the good news is, encryption works". Please advocate for change,
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by zz1 12y ago
You can get it in H246 from Vimeo: http://vimeo.com/106026217
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by zz1 12y ago
The company is no longer a Stellar's customer (since before the video).
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by zz1 12y ago
The password is the user's.

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