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I think the medical term for this is synchronous malignancies

This is simply a Control Panel page with "All Tasks"...

You can simply run shell:::{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C} or make shortcut "explorer.exe shell:::{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}"

"You are building a feature not a product" : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HiKHnsvquP8&list=LL&index=6

https://farez.medium.com/the-danger-of-building-a-business-a...

Feline - everyone loves cats

To you complaining "its just one guy maintaining the distro" etc. Did you not read the article?

> Docker has hired the creator of Alpine Linux, Natanael Copa <

They've released it under "MICROSOFT REFERENCE SOURCE LICENSE (MS-RSL)" some time ago, but I'm not sure what the future plan is.

You can view and download the whole .NET source here: http://referencesource.microsoft.com/

Finnish names were very good. Only thing that was a little off was the car models, which seemed very US centric. Car models have lot of regional variants (big differences in naming US vs EU vs Asia)

the article said the game had always-on drm, even for singe player game. The company who made the game shutdown the servers, making it impossible to play either multi- or singleplayer, so valve simply removed a non-functional game from the library

So, could this mean that one could theoretically wire a MicroSD card directly into ethernet plug and with some voodoo harness PoE to create an ethernet plug with busybox on it?

This is going to end RSA

Google "order a tshirt with your text", first hit that came up was for example this - http://www.spreadshirt.com/design-your-own-t-shirt-C59

Type in what ever #tag you want, $13.90

I bet with little more googlefu there's some cheaper places out there.

For those who have tried it out: what kind of options does it offer for taking out/exporting your data?

Here's I work with free Keepass:

1) setup your password store up with a strong password and a key file

2) keep your keyfile on your local machine and a backup on usb etc, not cloud

3) now you can backup your db into cloud eg. spideroak, dropbox

4) on your other machine (work laptop, mobile, ..) copy in the key file, sync the db from the cloud

Now, you have a password manager that works on all of your devices - syncing automatically, safely.

This works for me. I know where the db is at (which cloud provider) and can be sure it's inaccessible without the key file + password. Any thoughts?

"[redacted] mechanism that leverages GCHQ's huge passive SIGINT access to deliver CNE payloads to targets."

It doesn't sound very passive, if they are delivering content to target machines trough this. If we are discussing "evercookie", this would mean they could have capability to modify http traffic and inject "evercookie code" into it. If they do have capability todo this, it would sound more feasible than actually owning the target machines and using rootkits/malware to deliver things.

One of the documents from Guardian released yesterday mentioned evercookie in one of the bulleted lists. If this is more "request" level than packet level, that could be the method they are using - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evercookie

If I need to backup my emails, why wouldn't I use some dedicated solution I have control over? Example. http://www.mailstore.com/en/mailstore-home.aspx

Judging from the output, Google has resurrected Frontpage 2000...

ah, but it's plausible cperciva is connected to a suspected terrorist and might be using the magazine stand in the dentists waiting room for dead drops..

Not too paranoid, considering the front page of this project says "OpenBR is a collaborative research project started by The MITRE Corporation". What is MITRE?

http://www.mitre.org/work/hs_sedi/ : Homeland Security Systems Engineering and Development Institute—or HS SEDI ...

http://www.mitre.org/work/intel.html : Just about all of MITRE's engineering and science disciplines are involved with improving our sponsors' intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) activities.

Not everyone is native english speaker. He means the password is salted and SHA-512 hashed...

I'd like to, but it's too much trouble and noone else doesn't so it's pointless..

To echo some of the comments here, I think the main factors making this (PGP, GPG usage) unfeasible at the moment is:

1) Too hard for casual users (=others don't use it)

2) PGP/GPG is ridiculously difficult when using webmail or mobile email clients.

3) Your email usabiliy suffers. With this I'm referring to your ability to search your emails. Once you are using encryption, you can't find anything in it, unless the email is decrypted and saved plain in your email storage.

The usability part is actually forgotten quite a few times in discussion, but I think it's a big problem. If you opt to decrypt and save it, this would be ok, if it happens on your client (local db), but not stored remotely (eg. webmail/imap box). This problem comes with a whole lot of issues attached.

Hopefully they wont host the servers in Sweden.. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FRA_law

The HERE Drive+ is designed specifically for in-car-use (to work as standalone satnav replacement), but they also have "HERE Maps", which will give you public transport and walking directions: http://www.windowsphone.com/en-us/store/app/here-maps/6c2863...

you can adjust the limit at which point it alerts you. You can set when the alert will go off area that have below 80km/h speed and those with speed over 80km/h. Mine is set to ping on 15km/h+ on the slower areas and 18km/h+over on the higher.

Install "HERE Drive+": http://www.windowsphone.com/en-us/store/app/here-drive/31bbc...

Download the offline maps you need and you are good to go!

There's a manual here if you need one:

http://www.nokia.com/us-en/support/product/nokia-drive-plus/

Long time ago I had an old Windows phone, HTC Diamond and some other wierd pda/phone type thing that was awful. Since that I went "Android" - I've used HTC Hero, Desire, Xperia Arc and Xperia S. Now I'm using Lumia 920 I got from my workplace.

I used to think that Google Maps was great, but after using Nokia's HERE maps I have to say, HERE is better. Not sure if it's the hardware, but first of all it's A LOT faster than Google Maps ever was. Secondly, HERE maps work offline (altough I just heard Google is finally enabling this with their maps).

Without wanting to sound like fanboy, the 920 is a great phone: it just works. The UX is better than in android, mainly because different apps all follow same guidelines on how to implement UI navigation/actions.

On the android phones I had, most of the time it was "free for all" with the UX as different manufacturers and devs implemented their own ideas on how nav/actions should work.

Other things I can say about 920: battery time is great, wifi (and wifi sharing) work flawlessly, sound quality is great both ways and the _camera_ is best I ever used in a mobile phone. It just puts all other mobile phones to shame.

I'm looking forwards to 1020 and hope to get one when they are available.

Only bad thing I can say is the Windows store and apps. I miss quite a few apps I used on my android phones. It's a shame so many devs only focus on apple/android.

With "Upstream" mentioned in the slide, it doesn't matter what company you use. As long as your data goes trough a cable that's monitored, everything is owned.

I seriously think a software like this should most definitely be open source for it to be trustworthy.

With systems like Tempora https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tempora in place and the main goal of intelligence organizations (probably around the whole world) being to "know all information", the only way to be safe from losing your secrets is not to disclose them in any electronic form on the net. Simple as that.

And with your "secrets", I mean any piece of information you don't want them to know: email, websites you visit, mobile phone calls (and locations)...

Since Echelon/PRISM/Tempora/etc is practically public knowledge at this point, I would imagine that most "real terrorists" have also deduced the above facts and are living by them, making the whole exercise a fishing expedition paid with regular Joe's privacy and tax money...

> If he came to the States, he would no doubt be tried in the legal system.

How can you be so sure? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bradley_Manning