nodata

> this is no different

Creating something with our knowledge and the ability to learn ever faster than us is very different.

Bye sourceforge!

No, you boot from trusted boot media. A usb stick that's always on you, for example.

What's the benefit (to both parties) for the example he gave?

Or maybe not lie?

> So ext4 encryption can protect a lost or stolen device, but protecting a device that has been covertly modified is beyond its threat model.

Yeah, this is beyond worrying. If someone edits my disk and I mount it, I want a BIG RED WARNING thanks.

Because it didn't really work out:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nokia_7600

http://www.slipperybrick.com/2009/12/starfish-diamond-cell-p...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nokia_3600/3650

http://www.gsmarena.com/toshiba_g450-2237.php

Anyone got any already written time tracking software that they like (on github or not)?

Is this a promotion?

Mozilla has done a disastrous job of communicating this, I hope they post something soon.

Their last blog entry is from 18 May: https://blog.mozilla.org/

Edit: they have a different blog here that mentions it: https://blog.mozilla.org/futurereleases/

with -> without

Bye Firefox.

Edit: "We promise to put you first and never sell your personal data. What else do you want for the Web?" -- https://twitter.com/firefox/status/461550580729536512

Don't collect my personal data.

You might want to change the title.

Why is a subscribe agreement necessary?

So by not using it as a smartphone, the battery will last longer? Well yeah.

My bic lasts years when I don't use it too.

Next up: feeling hungry? I highly recommend you eat something.

and: Low on cash? Simply win the lottery.

Perhaps the timing of the press is a factor.

That's the point of the tool! To remind people to compare the cost of fitting the data in ram compared to the cost of not putting it in ram.

I COMPLETELY missed what Cameron said the first time. Like, completely:

"For too long, we have been a passively tolerant society, saying to our citizens 'as long as you obey the law, we will leave you alone'."

Obeying the law is no longer enough. Great.

The big downside is that you cannot see who is at your door while you are home. Imagine you are standing in the hall, or behind the door, or near the door and somebody knocks. You don't want to get out your smartphone and unlock it to see who is there, you're right next to the door!

This thing needs a screen.

Hm: wireless, runs on batteries, has a screen so you can still use the peep hole.

But... requires an obvious camera on the other side of the door.

> Well whats the other alternatives?

E-mail.

An ftp server.

Because everyone must do something!

Maybe you can talk me through it then. Say I am in a place where I need wifi (like Portugal). What should I do?

Does it work offline?

> As a result, Syncthing doesn't work if two peers are behind a firewall/NAT

Yes it does, it uses local discovery to find the nodes.

> Syncthing does not support selective sync yet

Yes it does, but admittedly it's not user friendly.

kondro stood there facing towards us with his john lennon style glasses that looked like he had recently been to a high-end designer shop. the glasses had black thin rims as he surveyed his audience with friendly blah blah blah

Too much detail. The New Yorker should produce a tl;dr version like The Economist does (http://www.economist.com/blogs/newsbook/2014/11/economist-es...)

> this is pure, unadulterated bullshit.

You mean it's wrong, let's not exaggerate here. I'm just saying what I saw on a documentary featuring three farmers.

Looking at the comments, the pro-GMOers are just as blindsided as the anti-GMOers. Shame on us all.

One of the anti-GMO arguments is that you don't want to get a knock on your door (and a lawsuit) from Monsanto for accidentally having a field next to your Monsanto-loving neighbour.

Reddit is huge, your interesting discussions are still there, you have to join the right subreddits.