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Eat up Martha.

Because then it's basically just another todo-list app that shares lists between parents and children. That's neat, but hardly the kind of thing that needs a whole company behind it with lots of funding.

Maybe... it is the same country that is having trouble convincing its citizens to stop shitting in the streets and use the toilets they're provided.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-33980904

Because they don't want you thinking about leaving your computer to go outside. Just like how casinos have no clocks on the walls.

Just buy a Visa or Amex gift card with cash. It's a normal credit card number you can use online and some of them can be reloaded. Sometimes not reloading is best, so your subscriptions won't auto-renew and you can cut your paper trail by opening a new account with a new credit (gift) card.

Most MUAs these days send multipart/alternative messages, so even though most recipients see the fancy HTML version, the message also has a text/plain version that mutt will default to showing and you won't even notice it had an HTML part.

For those rare HTML-only mails, just install lynx and add this to ~/.mailcap:

     text/html; lynx -dump -localhost -force_html -width 80 %s; copiousoutput

This will make mutt pipe the html content to lynx, which will render it and spit back a plaintext version with all the embedded links at the bottom. You'll be able to easily scroll through the message in mutt as though it were plaintext.

Uh, that's exactly how canaries work, that's not a workaround.

I think the same thing was said about Javascript when node.js was created.

Make a webpage that automatically starts playing an audio clip of someone saying those things, trick people into visiting the page and hope their laptop isn't muted.

Only on desktop, on mobile it must be showing an MP4 file since it works on the iPhone.

I don't think that's true anyway. I just saw an update from Dropbox yesterday that had the update text "Fixes most common crashes for users running the iOS 9 Beta".

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/dropbox/id327630330?mt=8

In contrast to the Purism machines the Gluglug uses second-hand, 7-year old hardware.

Imagine if neo-nazis started adopting that made-up Wolfenstein logo as their own...

Off-topic, but does anyone know what laptop is shown in this image on Fedora's site?

https://getfedora.org/static/images/workstation/workstation-...

You mean like how Google doesn't support MicroSD expansion in their Nexus devices so you have to store all of your media in the cloud, probably with Google's services?

Depends what specs you want, but a ThinkPad X240 would be well supported.

> My only other complaint is that it refuses to install FreeBSD.

Did you try installing SeaBIOS on it?

I think you missed the point of the article.

Uh, because it needs to allow weak clients to connect in order to report on them?

OpenBSD (and Linux) runs on the Sharp Zaurus, they are neat little devices for carrying around an SSH terminal.

http://www.openbsd.org/zaurus.html

Why is there so much Google Analytics tracking in your app?

https://github.com/graetzer/Foxbrowser/commit/a5ab03e91c06e1...

You do realize that Apple doesn't review code, right? An application in the App Store can issue malicious or accidental "DROP TABLE" statements just as easily as an application you downloaded from GitHub. Apple only reviews apps (in binary format) to make sure they mostly do what they say they do, and that they don't violate Apple's distribution guidelines (porn, trademarks, etc.)

This post hints at it, but you can install all of those Ruby versions on OpenBSD simultaneously. Ruby 1.8 has its binaries named "ruby18", "irb18", etc. and Ruby 1.9 is "ruby19", "irb19", etc. You can create a symlinks from "ruby" to "ruby19" and "irb" to "irb19" to set a system-wide default but any version can be used.

Just don't try to buy healthcare through it.

http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.network.tor.user/28558

Certificate Patrol is kind of useless for all Google properties, since they constantly swap out certificates on most of their domains every few days. Ironically, these are probably the most important sites you need to be worried about MITMs with, but you'll constantly be ignoring them with Certificate Patrol.