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schestowitz | > It's not anything I want to promote by linking to on IRC but it | Aug 28 01:31 |
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schestowitz | >>> is worth noting that /. is really playing along with the softers | Aug 28 01:31 |
schestowitz | >>> these days. | Aug 28 01:31 |
schestowitz | >> | Aug 28 01:31 |
schestowitz | >> Well, is that from MS Nick? | Aug 28 01:31 |
schestowitz | > | Aug 28 01:31 |
schestowitz | > It's from samzenpus. I don't know which one that is. I'd like to | Aug 28 01:31 |
schestowitz | > think there is a way around the problem but it might very well have | Aug 28 01:31 |
schestowitz | > been corrupted from the inside. Malda did have to leave and it would | Aug 28 01:31 |
schestowitz | > be interesting to know more about the situation then. | Aug 28 01:31 |
schestowitz | Malda works for Bezos/CIA now at the CIA Outpost, a government propaganda site which is also appointed as outpost to beam propaganda to China for the Chinese government (capitalist). | Aug 28 01:31 |
schestowitz | >> Either way, they have done this for years, "engaging". | Aug 28 01:31 |
schestowitz | >> | Aug 28 01:31 |
schestowitz | >>> PS. About the machine that overheats, is it possible that the | Aug 28 01:31 |
schestowitz | >>> heat sink has come loose from its mounting? | Aug 28 01:31 |
schestowitz | >> | Aug 28 01:31 |
schestowitz | >> I took 10 hours today to reorgainise the house. | Aug 28 01:32 |
schestowitz | > | Aug 28 01:32 |
schestowitz | > My girlfriend does that at least 3 times per year and moves nearly | Aug 28 01:32 |
schestowitz | > everything around. | Aug 28 01:32 |
schestowitz | That's good. Artificial changes. | Aug 28 01:32 |
schestowitz | >> I might start working from a laptop. The old computer is not so | Aug 28 01:32 |
schestowitz | >> reliable anymore. | Aug 28 01:32 |
schestowitz | > | Aug 28 01:32 |
schestowitz | > Laptops are ok if you get used to them. Do you need it support split | Aug 28 01:32 |
schestowitz | > screen? | Aug 28 01:32 |
schestowitz | > | Aug 28 01:32 |
schestowitz | > I've used them on and off as a main computer since 1997, first at home | Aug 28 01:32 |
schestowitz | > then later at work by 2002. The main thing now is getting good | Aug 28 01:32 |
schestowitz | > battery life out of Gnu/Linux and (depending on circumstances) finding | Aug 28 01:32 |
schestowitz | > good Wi-Fi support. I get only 2 hours of battery with *buntu. With | Aug 28 01:32 |
schestowitz | > the Wi-Fi, my OpenBSD router only supports A/B/G but Ubuntu only has | Aug 28 01:32 |
schestowitz | > partial B/G support. The range on the 2.4 GHz band is crapola. I can | Aug 28 01:32 |
schestowitz | > move around a few rooms but not outside. For that it seems I have no | Aug 28 01:32 |
schestowitz | > option but the 3G modem and for some reason it is not working on | Aug 28 01:32 |
schestowitz | > Lubuntu though it is fine with the same hardware in Kubuntu. | Aug 28 01:32 |
schestowitz | I have A 15-meter Ethenet cable my sister bought for me 3 years ago. It gives high bandwidth. I could buy a fourth monitor to act as a dual-head extension, I guess. It's not ideal, I'll test some configurations and see if it works for me. | Aug 28 01:32 |
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schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/2995802 | Aug 28 14:30 |
TechrightsBN | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Moving from OS X to Linux: Day One http://major.io/2013/08/26/moving-from-os-x-to-linux-day-one/ #apple #osux #gnu #linux | Aug 28 14:30 |
TechrightsBN | -> major.io | Moving from OS X to Linux: Day One | major.io [ http://ur1.ca/f9ijm ] | Aug 28 14:31 |
schestowitz | "Says a lot about Rackspace." | Aug 28 14:31 |
schestowitz | They're not too bad in my experience | Aug 28 14:31 |
schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/2995349 | Aug 28 14:57 |
TechrightsBN | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Schools that use 'cloud' like Microsoft/Google for #email help the #nsa spy on 10 y-o who in 10 years will work or enter politics [1/2] | Aug 28 14:57 |
schestowitz | " | Aug 28 14:58 |
schestowitz | Check out Edmodo, it's really nasty, while pretending to be kid friendly and casual. Here's part of a letter that I sent to a teacher about it last year, | Aug 28 14:58 |
schestowitz | Edmodo's terms of service are too long and vague for me to really comprehend but the site makes a lot of demands and claims little responsibility for their actions. http://www.edmodo.com/corporate/terms-of-service The five page document is called a "binding contract" and it links to at least five other contracts. In so many words, the company grants permission to sell student information and shields itself from responsibility. | Aug 28 14:58 |
TechrightsBN | www.edmodo.com | Edmodo | Terms of Service [ http://ur1.ca/f9j16 ] | Aug 28 14:58 |
schestowitz | Teachers, for example, are made responsible for COPPA act compliance, and mandatory arbitration is demanded if there's a dispute. The privacy policy, included by reference, http://www.edmodo.com/corporate/privacy-policy also pushes responsibility for Edmodo's actions onto teachers and parents. They demand your consent for collection of personal information and then grant themselves permission to publish whatever they want to sell | Aug 28 14:58 |
TechrightsBN | www.edmodo.com | Edmodo | Corporate Privacy Policy [ http://ur1.ca/f9j18 ] | Aug 28 14:58 |
schestowitz | things, | Aug 28 14:58 |
schestowitz | " | Aug 28 14:58 |
schestowitz | "Several of my colleagues use Edmodo. But several of us use our school's installation of Moodle instead." | Aug 28 14:58 |
schestowitz | Kids write about their family, and they don't know what NOT to say. Their privacy is arguably more important than adults'. | Aug 28 14:58 |
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