LeeLorean

In a word - Apple. IOS and OSX borrow heavily from BSD

Apple has made more money form free software than anyone else, and they can pressure FreeBSD to stay away from GPL3

Yes, it seems like they have broken VPN or SSL in some way.

Perhaps they own or subsidize many of the cheaper VPN like has been rumoured for Private Internet Access? https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/

It is interesting on slide 17 that the NSA can decrypt all VPN traffic.

Does this indicate that they have broken HTTPS, or simply that they own VPN companies like Private Internet Access?

Seems like it is the NSA who has been lying

Dropbox used Python for client portability?

The Geoff Chappell article is great. Seems like he examined it in detail:

"The 32-bit editions of Windows Vista and Windows 7 all contain code for using physical memory above 4GB. Microsoft just doesn’t license you to use that code."

A huge pity he no longer blogs.

MS gave users no upgrade path from 32bit to 64bit Windows.

You need a clean install, something many are hesitant to do, or can't do.

Seems like it to me. Maybe they thought the whole drop quantam tunneled to the bottom

I guess you could have asked that if you find a tree that's fallen in a forrest, did it actually fall over if no one saw it?

You will make Microsoft angry if you do this. They have various versions of Windows 8, and some are more crippled than others.

It enables PAE which is 36bit addressing Microsoft brought in for their server product line. You still only have 4GB per process, though.

I've been using this one for Windows 7. Gives me 64GB http://www.adminsehow.com/2011/03/windows-7-32-bit-pae-patch...

ReactOS is great, but the project seems to have died in the last few years.

Syncdocs and Boxcryptor are quite similar. What I like about Syncdocs is it enables EncFS for the folders selected to be encrypted, too.

Irix with SoftPC was about the slowest thing I ever had the misfortune of using.