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TechrightsBot-tr | @fcassia: @googlecloud a solution looking for a problem to solve.Also, a fad. cc/@schestowitz #fogcomputing | Dec 22 00:14 |
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iophk | http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2013/12/tar-sands-keystone-protesters-arrested-terrorism-glitter | Dec 22 09:12 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.motherjones.com | A Glitter-Covered Banner Got These Protesters Arrested for Staging a Bioterror Hoax | Mother Jones [ http://ur1.ca/g8ocb ] | Dec 22 09:13 |
MinceR | buttons cost money. apparently most people value (temporary) savings more than security. | Dec 22 09:19 |
iophk | you can't buy a laptop without a microphone or camera let alone one with a switch. So the choice is between one with an always on mic/camera or no laptop. | Dec 22 09:20 |
iophk | I suspect that is intentional. | Dec 22 09:20 |
MinceR | lusers can justify having a microphone and a camera, but not an extra button/switch. | Dec 22 09:23 |
MinceR | geekings | Dec 22 09:24 |
DaemonFC | via Human Rights Campaign | Dec 22 09:28 |
DaemonFC | Walmart doesn't offer health insurance to your husband or wife if you're gay, but they're totally not singling out gay people for mistreatment. They don't cover your spouse if you're straight! They also usually don't cover their employee. So, see, everyone is "equal" at Walmart. The end! | Dec 22 09:28 |
DaemonFC | Please don't shop at Walmart this Christmas. | Dec 22 09:28 |
DaemonFC | I wrote that in the comment section. | Dec 22 09:28 |
DaemonFC | I received my first sext today. | Dec 22 09:30 |
DaemonFC | lol | Dec 22 09:30 |
DaemonFC | Well, people have sent them, but I had no data plan on my old phone, so I had to request an email instead. :P | Dec 22 09:32 |
DaemonFC | Fedora pushed out an updated kernel for Fedora 20 this morning. | Dec 22 09:54 |
DaemonFC | It takes you from 3.11.10 to 3.12.5 | Dec 22 09:54 |
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DaemonFC | Ryan Farmer shared a link via The Atlantic. | Dec 22 10:55 |
DaemonFC | 6 minutes ago · Edited | Dec 22 10:55 |
DaemonFC | http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2013/12/the-day-google-had-to-start-over-on-android/282479/ | Dec 22 10:55 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.theatlantic.com | The Day Google Had to 'Start Over' on Android - Fred Vogelstein - The Atlantic [ http://ur1.ca/g8b28 ] | Dec 22 10:55 |
DaemonFC | Mostly mindless Steve Jobs worship. The criminal that led a company (Apple) that pays no taxes, and writes exploitative proprietary software that doesn't respect user freedom. | Dec 22 10:55 |
DaemonFC | Also, it ignores the fact that Apple never "sold" music for 99 cents per track. | Dec 22 10:55 |
DaemonFC | It was originally crippled with Digital Restrictions Malware (like their apps, books, movies, and magazines still are), and then when the music industry realized that DRM promotes piracy, Apple fought tooth and nail to keep it while other stores led the way in abandoning it. Why? Because Apple's DRM makes it impossible to choose a different device in the future and move your collection of DRM-encumbered stuff to the new device. | Dec 22 10:55 |
DaemonFC | When iTunes went DRM-free (music only), it made people buy their music collection AGAIN to get it without DRM, and they raised the price of all tracks to $1.29. | Dec 22 10:55 |
DaemonFC | Apple's crystal prison should be avoided. Their App Store is a scourge. Its policies censor and ban apps like Bittorrent, Firefox, and Bitcoin. Basically, you can't sideload apps, like you can on Android, so you're totally at Apple's mercy as to whether or not the application can be installed on "your" device. | Dec 22 10:55 |
DaemonFC | I use the quotation fingers because when you have an Apple device, it never really belongs to you. | Dec 22 10:56 |
DaemonFC | Bonus: Apple and Microsoft pushed MPEG-4 patent-encumbered audio and video formats onto the web as a "standard", and in so doing, made every device (not just Microsoft and Apple devices) more expensive for everyone. | Dec 22 10:56 |
DaemonFC | Fuck Apple. | Dec 22 10:56 |
MinceR | but use a condom. | Dec 22 10:58 |
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DaemonFC | shared a link. | Dec 22 11:13 |
DaemonFC | 2 seconds ago | Dec 22 11:13 |
DaemonFC | "A lot was wrong with the first iPhone too. Rubin and the Android team—along with many others—did not think users would take to typing on a screen without the tactile feedback of a physical keyboard. " | Dec 22 11:13 |
DaemonFC | I never did. I hate virtual keyboards. One of the best things about Android is that you never have to tap on anything one letter at a time. There's voice dictation that actually works, and then there's also Swype. | Dec 22 11:13 |
DaemonFC | http://www.swype.com/about/swype-faq-3/ | Dec 22 11:13 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.swype.com | Swype | Swype FAQ | Dec 22 11:13 |
DaemonFC | "Why isn’t Swype available for iPhone/iPad/BlackBerry/Windows Phone? | Dec 22 11:13 |
DaemonFC | Due to the technical design of some operating systems, it is not possible for third party keyboards (such as Swype) to be offered at this point in time. Please communicate to your device/OS manufacturer that you’d like to see Swype available as a keyboard option!" | Dec 22 11:13 |
DaemonFC | BAHAHAHAHAAAAA!!!! | Dec 22 11:14 |
DaemonFC | Because your phone is a gigantic steaming pile of shit, you will never experience the awesomeness of Swype. | Dec 22 11:14 |
DaemonFC | http://www.ubergizmo.com/2013/09/apple-patent-reveals-swype-like-keyboard-for-ios-devices/ | Dec 22 11:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.ubergizmo.com | Apple Patent Reveals Swype-like Keyboard For iOS Devices | Ubergizmo [ http://ur1.ca/g8p7g ] | Dec 22 11:14 |
DaemonFC | Until Apple gets a patent on something it did not invent (again) and sues the company that invented it in East Texas. | Dec 22 11:14 |
DaemonFC | And then you'll have a broken half-assed version of it from Apple. | Dec 22 11:16 |
DaemonFC | Which will, of course, be the Greatest Thing Ever(TM). | Dec 22 11:17 |
MinceR | i still find it somewhat difficult to type on a virtual keyboard | Dec 22 11:18 |
MinceR | but a big screen with Hacker's Keyboard and its debug mode helps | Dec 22 11:18 |
schestowitz__ | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZua6r8uqLg | Dec 22 11:25 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.youtube.com | Oprah Winfrey; An entire generation of white people have to DIE! - YouTube [ http://ur1.ca/g8p91 ] | Dec 22 11:25 |
schestowitz__ | taken out of context | Dec 22 11:25 |
schestowitz__ | the title | Dec 22 11:25 |
schestowitz__ | and badly reviewed, she refers to people who lynched | Dec 22 11:26 |
DaemonFC | 2 seconds ago | Dec 22 11:44 |
DaemonFC | That article really could have been more fair. The editor could admit that the iPhone was crude, and a step forward from what there was before (100 different incompatible phones that all ran crappy vendor-produced software), but that Google upped their game and created a proper OS for mobile phones. | Dec 22 11:44 |
DaemonFC | To be fair, I can see why the original Android project (the one that was never released) wasn't very good. They only figured that they had to compete with Microsoft, and well, Internet Explorer. Enough said. | Dec 22 11:44 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3436248 | Dec 22 11:50 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Calibre 1.16 Greatly Improves the EPUB and AZW3 Book Editing Function http://news.softpedia.com/news/Calibre-1-16-Greatly-Improves-the-EPUB-and-AZW3-Book-Editing-Function-411005.shtml #calibre #epub | Dec 22 11:50 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> news.softpedia.com | Calibre 1.16 Greatly Improves the EPUB and AZW3 Book Editing Function [ http://ur1.ca/g8pfa ] | Dec 22 11:50 |
schestowitz__ | "If someone can tell me how to whack Calibre upside the head so that it doesn't use its built-in, utterly brain-dead PDF viewer, I'd be very appreciative." | Dec 22 11:50 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3437473 | Dec 22 11:50 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Torrent is efficient transmission of data over existing #internet infrastructure and its painting as "copyright violation" been manufactured | Dec 22 11:50 |
schestowitz__ | "Questioning authority is terrorism!" | Dec 22 11:50 |
schestowitz__ | Questioning the law is breaking the law :-) | Dec 22 11:50 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3436216 | Dec 22 11:51 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Red Hat engineers, who are based in the US, are pressured by #nsa to put NSA code inside #linux (which makes Red Hat's role less trusted) | Dec 22 11:51 |
schestowitz__ | "and by extension fedora's" | Dec 22 11:51 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3436253 | Dec 22 11:52 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: The worst British bank, #NatWest (run by kids now, used to be run by adults), has criminal past, not just bankruptcy http://www.reuters.com/article/2008/02/22/us-enron-natwest-sentencing-idUSN2248595820080222 | Dec 22 11:52 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.reuters.com | Ex-NatWest bankers sentenced to 3 years in jail | Reuters [ http://ur1.ca/g8fj6 ] | Dec 22 11:52 |
schestowitz__ | If Natwest gave me a check for £1,000,000- now I would still feel short changed. Full of dirty tricks." | Dec 22 11:52 |
schestowitz__ | : | Dec 22 11:52 |
DaemonFC | And it's not like waiting a few years and getting it right hurt Google. In 2013, Android phones are massively outselling iPhones. Apple shipped only 12 out of 100 smartphones this year, with almost all of the rest being Android. | Dec 22 11:54 |
DaemonFC | Apple still maintains a sizable marketshare, but most of those customers are using older devices. It's clear that within two years, Apple's sales might be in the single digits, and in five years, the iPhone might not even exist at all. Right now, Apple is trying to stem the bleeding with a cut-rate model (the 5s) and giving those away for free with a contract. That's gotta hurt their pride a little. Apple customers were sickened by the fact | Dec 22 11:54 |
DaemonFC | that Apple products ended up being sold at Walmart. They should be doubly disgusted by the fact that there's now a cheap-o version of the iPhone that is specifically targeting Walmart customers. | Dec 22 11:54 |
DaemonFC | Apple isn't invincible. Back in the 1990s, things at Apple got so bad that the company almost went out of business, and had to go beg Microsoft for cash (which it got, in exchange for making Internet Explorer the default web browser for the Mac, which damned near got Steve Jobs booed off stage, at an Apple developer conference). People don't remember what Apple was doing in the 1990s, which is great for Apple, because it was very unflatterin | Dec 22 11:54 |
DaemonFC | g. Picture an operating system that crashed more than Windows 98 and still had Internet Explorer greeting new users by default. Yuck. | Dec 22 11:54 |
MinceR | DaemonFC: the hypePhone was not a step forward, it was a step backward | Dec 22 11:55 |
MinceR | it made people think that smartphones didn't need to be general purpose computers | Dec 22 11:55 |
MinceR | even winblows mobile was a better OS than hypeOS. | Dec 22 11:56 |
DaemonFC | I don't think that the user interface of Windows Phone 8 is that bad. | Dec 22 11:56 |
DaemonFC | It's just that it's not selling well, doesn't have very much third party support, only lets you install Microsoft-approved apps, and probably won't be around for more than five years. | Dec 22 11:57 |
DaemonFC | So, I think it has a lot of the same drawbacks as the iPhone. | Dec 22 11:57 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3439884 | Dec 22 12:00 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Last year #obama took advantage of people being away for xmas and new year's celebrations, launching a lot of bloody #drone attacks | Dec 22 12:00 |
schestowitz__ | "He tends to sign in controversial things too this time of year - while people do not have their eye on the ball ......" | Dec 22 12:00 |
schestowitz__ | https://www.google.co.uk/search?client=ubuntu&channel=fs&q=obama+signing&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&gl=uk&gws_rd=cr& | Dec 22 12:00 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.google.co.uk | obama signing - Google Search [ http://ur1.ca/g8pib ] | Dec 22 12:00 |
schestowitz__ | He signs NDAAs | Dec 22 12:00 |
DaemonFC | shared a link. | Dec 22 12:03 |
DaemonFC | 2 minutes ago | Dec 22 12:03 |
DaemonFC | Republicans won't compromise. Nothing will get done. | Dec 22 12:03 |
DaemonFC | (Doesn't that seem to be happening a lot?) | Dec 22 12:03 |
DaemonFC | Modern Republicans see compromise as a weakness, and a sign to attack. | Dec 22 12:03 |
DaemonFC | http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2013/dec/22/coburn-schumer-acknowledge-obamacare-problems-spli/ | Dec 22 12:03 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.washingtontimes.com | Coburn, Schumer acknowledge Obamacare problems, but split on solutions - Washington Times [ http://ur1.ca/g8pjc ] | Dec 22 12:03 |
DaemonFC | Also, people should not necessarily get catastrophic coverage. | Dec 22 12:03 |
DaemonFC | Depending on the size of your subsidy, the catastrophic plan can cost more and leave you on the hook for twelve times the out of pocket expense of the Silver plans. | Dec 22 12:03 |
DaemonFC | Of course, I'd expect a Republican to suggest doing the dumbest thing possible, and then bitching when your catastrophic care plan doesn't cover anything. It's another attempt to sabotage the law by leading low income people to choose a bad option. | Dec 22 12:03 |
DaemonFC | schestowitz, The Christmas tradition. | Dec 22 12:18 |
DaemonFC | It's not new. | Dec 22 12:18 |
DaemonFC | The Federal Reserve was established that way | Dec 22 12:18 |
DaemonFC | With only a handful of Senators actually present and voting. | Dec 22 12:18 |
DaemonFC | Before anyone knew what it was, it was law. | Dec 22 12:19 |
DaemonFC | You have to get those things in while everyone is off paying no attention. If people had time to review something like that, it could never pass. | Dec 22 12:19 |
MinceR | it could, but it would cost the lobbyists more. | Dec 22 12:20 |
DaemonFC | I can't prove our elections are rigged, but it seems pretty convenient that there were EXACTLY enough Democrats in the House and Senate to pass Obamacare. | Dec 22 12:21 |
DaemonFC | EXACTLY enough. | Dec 22 12:21 |
MinceR | d-h.st makes it easy to view all sorts of advertisements with optional malware, but to actually download something useful, you may need to switch browsers | Dec 22 12:22 |
MinceR | i don't understand why people have to use shitty, sleazy file hosts like that. | Dec 22 12:22 |
schestowitz__ | [17:20] <DaemonFC> schestowitz, The Christmas tradition. | Dec 22 12:25 |
schestowitz__ | Yule is the tradition | Dec 22 12:25 |
schestowitz__ | like Jabba | Dec 22 12:25 |
DaemonFC | Well, Obamacare is there now, and it's not going away. | Dec 22 12:26 |
DaemonFC | Not looking at it won't make it go away. | Dec 22 12:26 |
DaemonFC | I think people need to figure out how to make the best of it. | Dec 22 12:26 |
schestowitz__ | Why is it called Obamacare? | Dec 22 12:26 |
schestowitz__ | I hate this word, and it sounds like a mocking nym for national insurance | Dec 22 12:26 |
DaemonFC | Well, the Republicans started calling it that. | Dec 22 12:26 |
schestowitz__ | yeah | Dec 22 12:27 |
MinceR | it was meant to be mocking | Dec 22 12:27 |
schestowitz__ | but why stick with it? | Dec 22 12:27 |
schestowitz__ | OneCare? | Dec 22 12:27 |
DaemonFC | Then Obama said he doesn't mind if people call it Obamacare "because I do care". | Dec 22 12:27 |
DaemonFC | So, since they both agree, I just call it that. | Dec 22 12:27 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 22 12:27 |
MinceR | they could call it IDon'tCare | Dec 22 12:27 |
schestowitz__ | it's more of the Obama brand | Dec 22 12:27 |
MinceR | or iDon'tCare | Dec 22 12:27 |
schestowitz__ | I don't like it, if it was Bushcare what would you do? | Dec 22 12:27 |
MinceR | :) | Dec 22 12:27 |
schestowitz__ | NixOnCare | Dec 22 12:27 |
MinceR | bush doesn't care either | Dec 22 12:27 |
schestowitz__ | Obama doesn't care much more than Bush | Dec 22 12:28 |
DaemonFC | It's a better system than we had before, but it was one of those "Something has to be done, so let's reform it in such a way that gets the monkeys off of our backs and gives our favorite criminals a bunch of money.". | Dec 22 12:28 |
schestowitz__ | he's a label, like Jordan, Woods, Oprah | Dec 22 12:28 |
schestowitz__ | we need good policies, not labels | Dec 22 12:28 |
DaemonFC | health insurance companies don't provide any care, and the government is on the hook for most of the actual spending | Dec 22 12:28 |
schestowitz__ | "Democrat" is a very deceiving laberl | Dec 22 12:28 |
MinceR | so's "Republican" | Dec 22 12:29 |
DaemonFC | the insurance companies get to loot the public, do a little paperwork, and get the government to pay for it | Dec 22 12:29 |
MinceR | things aren't treated as public affairs | Dec 22 12:29 |
DaemonFC | Their "administrative overhead" (mostly bonuses for their CEOs and profit for their shareholders) is about 20%. | Dec 22 12:29 |
DaemonFC | Medicare's is about 1%. | Dec 22 12:30 |
DaemonFC | But, can't give Medicare to everyone, not fucking crooked enough, still trying to figure out how to shut that down.... | Dec 22 12:30 |
DaemonFC | It's sort of funny, in a way. | Dec 22 12:31 |
DaemonFC | Obamacare does to the <65 crowd what the Republicans said they wanted to do to Medicare. | Dec 22 12:31 |
schestowitz__ | We shouldn't call it Obamaxare | Dec 22 12:31 |
schestowitz__ | Congress votes on it | Dec 22 12:31 |
schestowitz__ | it has nothing almost to do with Obama | Dec 22 12:32 |
schestowitz__ | and more to do with what people need | Dec 22 12:32 |
DaemonFC | He proposed it and signed it. | Dec 22 12:32 |
schestowitz__ | It's like calling onself "pirate" | Dec 22 12:32 |
schestowitz__ | accepting newspeak | Dec 22 12:32 |
DaemonFC | It's not exactly what he proposed, but that's what happens in Congress. | Dec 22 12:32 |
schestowitz__ | or calling oneself "non-believer" | Dec 22 12:32 |
MinceR | pirates are cool | Dec 22 12:32 |
MinceR | so cool they had to come up with a new symbol for poison :> | Dec 22 12:32 |
DaemonFC | Congress is theoretically more powerful than the President. They've transferred so much of their authority to the president, that the president has become something of a dictator in certain ways. | Dec 22 12:35 |
DaemonFC | He has some pretty broad authority to "interpret" existing laws. | Dec 22 12:36 |
DaemonFC | That's sometimes a good thing. He's instructed the federal government to interpret the definition of "family" to include gay couples. Those laws were written sometimes 30-40 years ago, and you know the Republicans are never going to revise them to do that. | Dec 22 12:36 |
DaemonFC | But, the knife cuts both ways. The next Republican president will rescind that. | Dec 22 12:37 |
MinceR | i was just about to say | Dec 22 12:37 |
MinceR | gay couples will oscillate between "family" and "not familiy" every 4/8/whatever years | Dec 22 12:37 |
DaemonFC | Exactly. | Dec 22 12:38 |
DaemonFC | Hopefully, some of us that are voting Republican will be smart enough to understand that. | Dec 22 12:39 |
DaemonFC | They seem to be doing it mostly due to financial reasons (they're rich). | Dec 22 12:39 |
DaemonFC | It's about 20-25% of the LGBT voters that do that, for very selfish reasons mostly related to their big fucking pile of money. | Dec 22 12:39 |
DaemonFC | But, some of them have something to lose now, like tax filing status or Social Security benefits. | Dec 22 12:40 |
DaemonFC | So, I'm hoping that in the next election, that's something closer to maybe 10-15%. | Dec 22 12:40 |
DaemonFC | There's always going to be some. :P | Dec 22 12:40 |
DaemonFC | Most exit polls put us at 5-7% of the total turnout. | Dec 22 12:41 |
DaemonFC | That can push an election one way or the other. | Dec 22 12:41 |
DaemonFC | Just don't tell my dad that. He still wants to believe that "Those damned queers are like 1-2% of the population. You animals." | Dec 22 12:42 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 22 12:42 |
MinceR | :) | Dec 22 12:42 |
MinceR | should somebody tell him that technically all humans are animals? | Dec 22 12:42 |
DaemonFC | I don't know why homophobes are afraid of gay people. I've looked at most of the fanatic ones, and they have absolutely nothing to fear from me. | Dec 22 12:43 |
DaemonFC | Phil Robertson looks like Osama Bin Laden. | Dec 22 12:43 |
MinceR | :D | Dec 22 12:44 |
DaemonFC | Hardly something from my wildest fantasies. | Dec 22 12:44 |
DaemonFC | The Republicans have themselves backed into a corner. It's hard to find anyone other than straight, white, Christian, males that they haven't pissed off. | Dec 22 12:48 |
DaemonFC | Some people from other groups inexplicably vote for them.... | Dec 22 12:48 |
DaemonFC | Their "base" manages to take time off from burning crosses in peoples yards to vote though.... | Dec 22 12:49 |
DaemonFC | They've even managed to chase my dad off... | Dec 22 12:51 |
DaemonFC | That's an accomplishment. | Dec 22 12:51 |
DaemonFC | He's figured out that he's getting old and sick and the Republicans can only barely mask their contempt for old sick people that don't have tons of money. | Dec 22 12:52 |
DaemonFC | https://www.card.com/pride | Dec 22 12:54 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.card.com | Pride Prepaid Visa Debit Cards | CARD.com | Dec 22 12:54 |
DaemonFC | That was advertised on Facebook. | Dec 22 12:54 |
DaemonFC | I wonder if Capital One would let me upload a rainbow to their Design A Card thing. | Dec 22 12:54 |
*DaemonFC goes to find out. | Dec 22 12:54 | |
DaemonFC | That page isn't loading. | Dec 22 12:56 |
DaemonFC | I've avoided using Chrome on m Android phone. | Dec 22 12:57 |
DaemonFC | I've insisted on Firefox, mostly because it runs Adblock Edge. | Dec 22 12:57 |
DaemonFC | Chrome for Android has no extension support at all, and knowing Google, they'll eventually drive ad blocking plugins from the Chrome store entirely. | Dec 22 12:58 |
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DaemonFC | hmmm | Dec 22 13:10 |
DaemonFC | trying the OK Google extension for Chrome | Dec 22 13:11 |
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DaemonFC | I tried uploading that image to the card design thing. | Dec 22 13:17 |
DaemonFC | I wonder if they'll actually send that to me. | Dec 22 13:18 |
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DaemonFC | shared Americans Against The Republican Party's photo. | Dec 22 13:47 |
DaemonFC | 5 minutes ago | Dec 22 13:47 |
DaemonFC | https://scontent-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/p480x480/1495484_693342297354305_1093500394_n.jpg | Dec 22 13:47 |
DaemonFC | That's me. Inventing ways to do evil. I think I'll drink some more Evil Coffee, then I'll check my Evil Mail, and then I'll sign up for Evil Medical School, so I can become Doctor Evil. | Dec 22 13:47 |
DaemonFC | And then I'll ransom the world for.....one million EVIL dollars. | Dec 22 13:48 |
DaemonFC | Can't the far-right find anyone that's not an idiot to carry their message? Anyone that has shaved and had a hair cut since the Nixon Administration? | Dec 22 13:48 |
DaemonFC | shared Less Than 10 Dollars An Hour's photo. | Dec 22 13:48 |
DaemonFC | 3 minutes ago | Dec 22 13:48 |
DaemonFC | https://scontent-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn1/p480x480/1528759_380235355454959_2034713572_n.jpg | Dec 22 13:48 |
DaemonFC | If it had simply kept up with inflation, it would be $10.72 an hour. | Dec 22 13:49 |
DaemonFC | If it had simply kept up with the bare minimum that a single person needs, in order to make ends meet without welfare, it would be $10.20 an hour, in the cheapest country to live in, in the entire country. | Dec 22 13:49 |
DaemonFC | Or you can just do what McDonalds says. Sign up for welfare, cut food into little bites, and go to church. Because that fixes everything. And if it doesn't, "Sell your Christmas presents on ebay for extra cash!". | Dec 22 13:49 |
Sosumi | if you have osx's app store auto checking for updates expect connection to be be spoofed and have the pirate gain access to your home folder | Dec 22 14:00 |
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Sosumi | apparently there's a vulnerability in the store sandboxing and it's not new | Dec 22 14:12 |
Sosumi | consider it the new iTunes voluntary vulnerability which granted some alphabet agency a backdoor | Dec 22 14:13 |
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DaemonFC | I don't get how having a TV show is suddenly a constitutional right. | Dec 22 14:34 |
DaemonFC | If you work at Walmart and walk up to a person and say what Phil Robertson did, you will be fired. Immediately. Why don't right-wingers go boycott Walmart? | Dec 22 14:34 |
DaemonFC | I've heard that many of them are going to Walmart to buy their Duck Dynasty crap... | Dec 22 14:34 |
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DaemonFC | The banksters figure that a minimum wage hike would have a stimulus effect for a couple of years, and then that effect would be canceled out when people promised their future wages to a bank to get ahold of a credit card, or to secure an auto loan. | Dec 22 14:40 |
DaemonFC | Then they would be making interest payments to a bank that are sucked out of the productive economy, and help nobody (except the bank). | Dec 22 14:40 |
DaemonFC | Well, if the banksters figure they'll just take it all, then I'm surprised that the increase is not already law. Those folks usually get whatever they want. | Dec 22 14:40 |
DaemonFC | Of course, people who are smarter than the average bear don't go promising money that they haven't earned to a bank, with interest. | Dec 22 14:40 |
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schestowitz__ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/414845239850188800 | Dec 22 14:52 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Parenti http://t.co/QurYrb6HQZ | Dec 22 14:52 |
schestowitz__ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/414846075619397632 | Dec 22 14:53 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Protest Declares Anti-GMO 'Tsunami' https://t.co/dd2BJkIR5r #hawaii "terrorism" -- will #nsa spy on "targets" (activists) for #monsanto | Dec 22 14:53 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.commondreams.org | Hawaii Protest Declares Anti-GMO 'Tsunami' is Here | Common Dreams | Dec 22 14:53 |
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DaemonFC | For people who made the mistake of buying an Apple iThing and now realizing that they want freedom to sideload applications and alternative app stores, you can go through a jailbreak, possibly brick your device, and void the warranty.... | Dec 22 14:54 |
DaemonFC | http://evasi0n.com/ | Dec 22 14:54 |
DaemonFC | Or you can sell off the iThing that you mistakenly purchased, and buy an Android device. | Dec 22 14:54 |
TechrightsBot-tr | evasi0n.com | evasi0n iOS 7.x Jailbreak - official website of the evad3rs | Dec 22 14:54 |
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schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3439849 | Dec 22 14:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Phone companies might have to store snoop data instead of NSA, Obama says | Dec 22 14:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.scmp.com | Phone companies might have to store snoop data instead of NSA, Obama says | South China Morning Post [ http://ur1.ca/g8pi2 ] | Dec 22 14:57 |
schestowitz__ | "I drove through Utah once, it had an eerie feeling - a vast and grand feeling of the yetzer hara. Seems the intuition was correct..." | Dec 22 14:57 |
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DaemonFC | he fact that Duck Dynasty has the highest non-fiction cable TV rating while Dr. Michio Kaku and Professor Brian Cox are two or three channels down is scary, and sad. It really says a lot about Americans.... | Dec 22 15:27 |
DaemonFC | Or, you know, God forbid anyone should cut the cable and read a book. | Dec 22 15:29 |
DaemonFC | It reminds me of when Bill Hicks was talking about his experience in an Alabama diner. He said that the waitress came up and asked him what he was doing, and when he said "reading", she said.. "Heh. What for?". | Dec 22 15:29 |
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schestowitz__ | hi _Goblin | Dec 22 15:46 |
_Goblin | Hi there! | Dec 22 15:46 |
_Goblin | Seasons greetings and all that! | Dec 22 15:46 |
schestowitz__ | How's it going? | Dec 22 15:46 |
_Goblin | yeah good....very very busy | Dec 22 15:46 |
schestowitz__ | New career next year? | Dec 22 15:46 |
_Goblin | I've technically got that now... | Dec 22 15:46 |
_Goblin | thats why I'm so busy | Dec 22 15:47 |
_Goblin | I've three heads on at the moment! | Dec 22 15:47 |
schestowitz__ | Still living 'round the same area, so that we can come and visit? | Dec 22 15:47 |
_Goblin | Yep...but not long...April is the date set for leaving..... | Dec 22 15:47 |
_Goblin | I'll PM you with the new location. | Dec 22 15:48 |
schestowitz__ | That's why renting can sometimes be practical... common thing in central Europe | Dec 22 15:48 |
_Goblin | Ah we've got an offer in on a house....elsewhere | Dec 22 15:48 |
schestowitz__ | near wife's family | Dec 22 15:49 |
schestowitz__ | so probably east end | Dec 22 15:49 |
_Goblin | lol.... | Dec 22 15:49 |
_Goblin | yes but no | Dec 22 15:49 |
MinceR | happy solstice! | Dec 22 15:49 |
_Goblin | near my wifes family | Dec 22 15:49 |
_Goblin | but not parents | Dec 22 15:49 |
schestowitz__ | ah, ok | Dec 22 15:49 |
schestowitz__ | near to Euston? | Dec 22 15:49 |
_Goblin | :).... PM sent....prepare for shock.... | Dec 22 15:50 |
_Goblin | and before you ask about citizenship.... | Dec 22 15:50 |
_Goblin | thats not a problem. | Dec 22 15:50 |
schestowitz__ | BTW, you're invited to come here with the family this week/next week, we can arrange dinner | Dec 22 15:50 |
_Goblin | Cool! | Dec 22 15:50 |
schestowitz__ | OK, so I need to come around some time before April... or you can come to us... | Dec 22 15:55 |
_Goblin | Yeah.... April is tentative, depending on contract.... | Dec 22 15:56 |
schestowitz__ | Before you become the next Piers morgan/Rick gervais... and rarely come back to visir | Dec 22 15:56 |
_Goblin | I was thinking more JK Rowlings. | Dec 22 15:56 |
schestowitz__ | meh | Dec 22 15:57 |
*schestowitz__ hates Harry potter | Dec 22 15:57 | |
schestowitz__ | (the films at least) | Dec 22 15:57 |
_Goblin | I think the books were far better. | Dec 22 15:58 |
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schestowitz__ | maybe I'm not to judge | Dec 22 15:59 |
schestowitz__ | the American Psycho book was quite different from the movie | Dec 22 15:59 |
schestowitz__ | and that's the one example I tried both | Dec 22 15:59 |
schestowitz__ | 1984 I only know the film of... | Dec 22 15:59 |
_Goblin | I'm not sure why 1984 was held up as so insightful.....there's plenty of older works which offered a true to life glimse of the future. | Dec 22 16:02 |
MinceR | which ones? | Dec 22 16:02 |
_Goblin | Flatland - A romance of many dimensions.. | Dec 22 16:02 |
_Goblin | that was 1890 I believe. | Dec 22 16:02 |
schestowitz__ | what did ti predict? | Dec 22 16:03 |
_Goblin | dimensional theory....bigotry, heresy etc | Dec 22 16:03 |
_Goblin | dividing of society | Dec 22 16:03 |
schestowitz__ | was that a new trend? | Dec 22 16:03 |
schestowitz__ | some things are eternally and universally true | Dec 22 16:04 |
_Goblin | the big brother society was a given since throughout time we have had "watchers"....as tech improved (as in weapons) methods to control and observe improved. | Dec 22 16:04 |
_Goblin | You had the "big brother" culture in the times of Jesus (even if you don't want to believe at a religious level) | Dec 22 16:04 |
schestowitz__ | yes, but some methods were explained well | Dec 22 16:04 |
schestowitz__ | futurists/writers like Huxley are not yet proven right | Dec 22 16:05 |
_Goblin | but then as I say, if time proves we always have watchers, spies and monitoring, when tech improves we would facilitate it to better do the above. | Dec 22 16:05 |
schestowitz__ | Look at that overrated Kurzweil | Dec 22 16:05 |
schestowitz__ | _Goblin: which is worse, GCHQ or NSA, which funds it? | Dec 22 16:06 |
_Goblin | good question....here's the clever part..... | Dec 22 16:06 |
schestowitz__ | UK has had a reputation of bigger big brother than the US | Dec 22 16:06 |
schestowitz__ | Since imperialist days when people were targeted and tortured/killed if they challenged the colonists | Dec 22 16:06 |
_Goblin | UK cant obtain info on its citizens without breaking laws...but it can allow NSA to obtain info and then send it back to them....info by proxy is perfectly legal. | Dec 22 16:07 |
_Goblin | I expect we do the same for the NSA. | Dec 22 16:07 |
schestowitz__ | Britiain buried related documents in the water near Singapore, which Japan had done similar things | Dec 22 16:07 |
_Goblin | And I'd say GCHQ and NSA are in it up to their necks together. | Dec 22 16:07 |
_Goblin | and thats the difficulty..... | Dec 22 16:07 |
schestowitz__ | GCHQ got funded by the NSA | Dec 22 16:07 |
_Goblin | And you'd be surprised by who else..... | Dec 22 16:08 |
schestowitz__ | a conspiracy of legal loopholes | Dec 22 16:08 |
schestowitz__ | NZ and AU also | Dec 22 16:08 |
_Goblin | They always exist.... same "firm" many names. | Dec 22 16:08 |
schestowitz__ | Not sure about south Africa and with Canada the extent is not yet too clear | Dec 22 16:08 |
schestowitz__ | Canada is loyal also to France | Dec 22 16:08 |
schestowitz__ | And France is in the Franco -- not Anglo-Saxon - imperial camp | Dec 22 16:09 |
_Goblin | Oh.....and I was wrong.... Flatland wasn't 1890, it was 1884. | Dec 22 16:10 |
schestowitz__ | 1984 became a brand of its own | Dec 22 16:10 |
schestowitz__ | Like others | Dec 22 16:10 |
schestowitz__ | Or Rockey Horror Show | Dec 22 16:10 |
schestowitz__ | Rocky | Dec 22 16:11 |
_Goblin | never seen that film... | Dec 22 16:11 |
schestowitz__ | me neither, only fragments | Dec 22 16:11 |
schestowitz__ | they had a few decent music tracks | Dec 22 16:11 |
schestowitz__ | !google there's a light rocky horror | Dec 22 16:12 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [1] - Rocky Horror Picture show, There's a light. - YouTube | http://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3D3tlvKJq-rf8 | Dec 22 16:12 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [2] - Rocky Horror Picture Show - Over At The Frankenstein Place ... | http://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DvK2u4y7J58I | Dec 22 16:12 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [3] - Rocky Horror Picture Show - Over At The Frankinstein Place Lyrics ... | http://www.metrolyrics.com/over-at-the-frankinstein-place-lyrics-rocky-horror-picture-show.html | Dec 22 16:12 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [4] - ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW - Over At The Frankenstein ... | http://vimeo.com/4833432 | Dec 22 16:12 |
_Goblin | ..... I'll check it out.... | Dec 22 16:13 |
schestowitz__ | see [4] | Dec 22 16:13 |
_Goblin | best music score for film...if you know what I mean..... | Dec 22 16:13 |
_Goblin | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oP1Gu5klAlo | Dec 22 16:13 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.youtube.com | The Goonies Intro - YouTube [ http://ur1.ca/g8r9x ] | Dec 22 16:13 |
_Goblin | ;) | Dec 22 16:13 |
schestowitz__ | and none of that cross-dressing stuff | Dec 22 16:13 |
iophk | dammit janet | Dec 22 16:13 |
_Goblin | dressing whilst angry? | Dec 22 16:13 |
MinceR | :D | Dec 22 16:13 |
schestowitz__ | it's the character in the film | Dec 22 16:13 |
_Goblin | what about a kilt? | Dec 22 16:14 |
_Goblin | Very itchy fabric. | Dec 22 16:14 |
schestowitz__ | _Goblin: btw, did you notice we bought tuxmachines? | Dec 22 16:14 |
_Goblin | no... | Dec 22 16:14 |
schestowitz__ | go check it out | Dec 22 16:15 |
schestowitz__ | http://www.tuxmachines.org/ | Dec 22 16:15 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.tuxmachines.org | Tux Machines | Do you waddle the waddle? | Dec 22 16:15 |
_Goblin | sorry I missed that...I'll check it out | Dec 22 16:15 |
_Goblin | Cool..! | Dec 22 16:18 |
_Goblin | I knew TM was being sold....didn't realize you got it! | Dec 22 16:18 |
_Goblin | I've been mainly on Twitter these days. | Dec 22 16:19 |
_Goblin | now around 72,000 words of my second of three books - "Tin Foil Hat" | Dec 22 16:23 |
_Goblin | and I'm hitting writers block...there's only so much conspiracy you can read about to get inspiration before your brain implodes into a singularity of utter nonsense. | Dec 22 16:24 |
_Goblin | I'm quite the expert with these conspiracies now.... | Dec 22 16:24 |
_Goblin | Lizards (transdimensional and otherwise), Neanderthals.... | Dec 22 16:25 |
_Goblin | 911, area 51, project bluebook....dreamland....magestic 12 | Dec 22 16:25 |
_Goblin | David Icke.... Jones, TPV....... | Dec 22 16:25 |
_Goblin | I've read 20+ Icke books, and around 20 others works... | Dec 22 16:26 |
_Goblin | about 100 hours of audiocast.... and countless hours of youtube and TPV. | Dec 22 16:26 |
_Goblin | and as I said a few days ago, word out with the conspiracy folk is that its not thermite anymore with the towers....its mini nukes. | Dec 22 16:28 |
_Goblin | I prefer transdimensional lizards myself. | Dec 22 16:28 |
schestowitz__ | [21:27] <_Goblin> Lizards (transdimensional and otherwise), Neanderthals.... | Dec 22 16:33 |
schestowitz__ | I don't know about the lizard thing | Dec 22 16:33 |
schestowitz__ | some videos show Icke speaking of it | Dec 22 16:33 |
schestowitz__ | but maybe it's designed to discredit him, not just with metaphors | Dec 22 16:34 |
schestowitz__ | he mixes his nonsense with some real stuff, like others of his kind | Dec 22 16:34 |
schestowitz__ | Jones and Icke are quite differentc | Dec 22 16:34 |
schestowitz__ | cannot speak of them as one | Dec 22 16:35 |
schestowitz__ | I could say more about what I think their purpose is | Dec 22 16:35 |
schestowitz__ | and my friends believe the same | Dec 22 16:36 |
schestowitz__ | they're attract like a magnet people with particular opinions | Dec 22 16:36 |
schestowitz__ | and then tie them with others, thus discrediting both | Dec 22 16:36 |
schestowitz__ | IOW, some kind of controlled opposition | Dec 22 16:36 |
schestowitz__ | and forums get infiltrated with alien abduction proponents and stuff, driving everyone away and ruining whatever credibility older content had | Dec 22 16:37 |
schestowitz__ | !google nsa discredit targets | Dec 22 16:37 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [1] - Echoing dirty past, nsa sought to reveal porn habits to discredit targets | https://www.aclu.org/blog/national-security/echoing-dirty-past-nsa-sought-reveal-porn-habits-discredit-targets | Dec 22 16:37 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [2] - Top-Secret Document Reveals NSA Spied On Porn Habits As Part ... | http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/11/26/nsa-porn-muslims_n_4346128.html | Dec 22 16:37 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [3] - Report: NSA Spied on Targets' Porn Habits to Discredit ... - The Blaze | http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/11/27/report-nsa-spied-on-targets-porn-habits-to-discredit-radicalizers-devotion-to-the-jihadist-cause/ | Dec 22 16:37 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [4] - Report: NSA tracks online porn habits to discredit Muslim ... | http://america.aljazeera.com/articles/2013/11/27/nsa-records-onlinesexualactivitypornhabitsofmuslimradicalizers.html | Dec 22 16:37 |
msb_ | Dilbert is great today: http://hf.dilbert.com/2013-12-22/ | Dec 22 16:40 |
TechrightsBot-tr | hf.dilbert.com | The official Dilbert website with Scott Adams' color comic strips, animation, mashups and more! | Dec 22 16:40 |
schestowitz__ | http://www.linuxtoday.com/developer/open-source-closed-doors-foss-and-the-racial-divide.html#comments | Dec 22 16:44 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.linuxtoday.com | Linux Today - Open Source, Closed Doors? FOSS and the Racial Divide [ http://ur1.ca/g8rhd ] | Dec 22 16:44 |
schestowitz__ | "The people who do something other in 'open source' than develop on their own on their own (and rather unrelevant) pet projects are a tiny minority of the people on this planet and (at least, this seems likely to me) also a tiny minority of the people doing software-related work, including programming to varying degrees (I figure that I spend at least half of my work time on customer support issues of all kinds of technical | Dec 22 16:44 |
schestowitz__ | complexity). They're also a group of people who are mostly closely acquainted with each other, who come from a similar well-to-do background (even in countries where university education itself is more-or-less free, the accompanying costs are significant, eg, someone has to earn the money to feed and equip an additional grown-up person who could as well work herself) and who 'fit in' with a certain culture whose characteristics I'd | Dec 22 16:44 |
schestowitz__ | usually associate with cocaine consumption -- boundless, loudmouthed, "the winner takes it all and nothing else matters" aggression towards prospective contenders on the same or on lower levels of the social hierarchy combined with equally boundless "groveling in one's waste products" when dealing with the powers that be (all partial quotes, Spemin included, totally intentional). As such, this is a pretty closed club and most people | Dec 22 16:44 |
schestowitz__ | are not only not members but absolutely not welcome to become members as well, regardless of whatever their present and prospective abilities might be. Insofar this collides with one of the established, easily definable relative minority groups, some of the usual friction can be expected. But at its core, 'open source' is no more racist than misogynist, rather "hate and despise all the outsiders alike" (sound like humans, doesn't it?) | Dec 22 16:45 |
schestowitz__ | " | Dec 22 16:45 |
iophk | A little old - http://thenextweb.com/insider/2013/10/31/opera-forum-blogging-platform-email-shut-march-1-2014/ | Dec 22 16:46 |
TechrightsBot-tr | thenextweb.com | My Opera to Shut Down on March 1, 2014 [ http://ur1.ca/g8rhm ] | Dec 22 16:46 |
schestowitz__ | ah | Dec 22 16:47 |
schestowitz__ | and people still wonder why self hosting is important... | Dec 22 16:47 |
_Goblin | Re: Icke and his lizards....nope he does say that...I've seen quite a few of his vids about them... | Dec 22 16:47 |
_Goblin | and also his books.... | Dec 22 16:47 |
_Goblin | oh and BTW Icke also believes that the Moon is a spaceship | Dec 22 16:47 |
_Goblin | thats straight from Icke. | Dec 22 16:47 |
_Goblin | tragically thats some of his more sane stuff. | Dec 22 16:47 |
_Goblin | he seems to have forgotten about being Jesus though..... | Dec 22 16:48 |
_Goblin | maybe he's just modest? ;) | Dec 22 16:48 |
_Goblin | I'm looking forward to a debate with one of these conspiracy folk who say "research it"....as a defence...I have I've researched it thoroughly and am very prepared for their silliness. | Dec 22 16:50 |
_Goblin | and that was awful English...I'm sorry....I'm trying to wrap presents and type at the same time. | Dec 22 16:50 |
_Goblin | Mind you, after all these conspiracy theories, I do have a question - a conspiracy if you will...... | Dec 22 16:54 |
_Goblin | Why do most of these conspiracy folk want to sell you books, dvd's and talks about their conspiracy? | Dec 22 16:55 |
_Goblin | There's alot of money in a conspiracy theory | Dec 22 16:55 |
MinceR | there's a lot of money in conspiracies too :> | Dec 22 16:57 |
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_Goblin | And I've not even started to talk about Scientology | Dec 22 16:59 |
_Goblin | now thats a good one......it works in the same way that Icke and his lizards does. | Dec 22 17:00 |
_Goblin | or the "truthers" who now don't think it thermite.... | Dec 22 17:00 |
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_Goblin | Hey you guys | Dec 23 02:46 |
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TechrightsBot-tr | www.voanews.com | Pussy Riot Member: Release Is PR Stunt [ http://ur1.ca/g8v0h ] | Dec 23 04:24 |
iophk | http://torrentfreak.com/u-s-army-base-runs-unlicensed-windows-7-computers-131222/ | Dec 23 04:29 |
TechrightsBot-tr | torrentfreak.com | U.S. Army Base Runs Unlicensed Windows 7 Computers | TorrentFreak [ http://ur1.ca/g8v1q ] | Dec 23 04:29 |
iophk | http://falkvinge.net/2013/12/23/reminder-1-copyright-monopoly-infringement-isnt-stealing-says-the-us-supreme-court/ | Dec 23 04:29 |
TechrightsBot-tr | falkvinge.net | Reminder 1: Copyright Monopoly Infringement Isn't Stealing (Says The US Supreme Court) - Falkvinge on Infopolicy [ http://ur1.ca/g8v1v ] | Dec 23 04:29 |
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schestowitz_bed2 | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415055139729592321 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415055234499874817 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415055259405676544 | Dec 23 04:45 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Linux Mint 16 “Petra” KDE released! http://t.co/IKZfaAIr00 #kde #linuxmint #gnu #linux | Dec 23 04:45 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> blog.linuxmint.com | The Linux Mint Blog » Blog Archive » Linux Mint 16 “Petra” KDE released! | Dec 23 04:45 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: NVIDIA Optimus Linux Power Battery Tests http://t.co/rPT6xYKLR2 #nvidia #linux | Dec 23 04:45 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.phoronix.com | [Phoronix] NVIDIA Optimus Linux Power Battery Tests | Dec 23 04:45 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: GIMP Still Has Many Lofty Features To Develop http://t.co/a734wDs7v4 #gnu #gimp | Dec 23 04:45 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.phoronix.com | [Phoronix] GIMP Still Has Many Lofty Features To Develop | Dec 23 04:45 |
schestowitz_bed2 | MinceR: http://www.haaretz.com/opinion/.premium-1.564826 | Dec 23 05:11 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.haaretz.com | Advertisement [ http://ur1.ca/g8vbn ] | Dec 23 05:11 |
schestowitz_bed2 | "Many more Hungarians are looking to 'reclaim' Hungary's Nazi past" | Dec 23 05:11 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415061787814674432 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415062552159485952 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415062675354570752 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415063461216124928 | Dec 23 05:19 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: NASCAR politicians https://t.co/GndSBmClrA | Dec 23 05:19 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Holiday spirit https://t.co/rFlOuAMmx7 | Dec 23 05:19 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Nixonism on steroids https://t.co/yQji6Agx6S | Dec 23 05:19 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Serving the boss http://t.co/bmNEoJTqbi | Dec 23 05:19 |
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msb_ | "<iophk> http://www.voanews.com/content/pussy-riot-member--release-is-pr-stunt/1815679.html" | Dec 23 07:18 |
iophk | "This is a hoax and a PR move." | Dec 23 07:19 |
iophk | http://www.latimes.com/world/worldnow/la-fg-wn-pussy-riot-members-released-20131223,0,3122747.story | Dec 23 07:19 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.latimes.com | Two members of Russia punk band Pussy Riot freed from prison - latimes.com [ http://ur1.ca/g8vzt ] | Dec 23 07:19 |
iophk | Probably just tidying up before the Olympics. | Dec 23 07:20 |
iophk | Greenpeace activists are being let go too, I gather. | Dec 23 07:20 |
msb_ | It's good that the imprisoned Pussy Riot members are being released. It would be better if Putin were moved by conscience instead of public pressure, but at least he's susceptible to that. | Dec 23 07:20 |
msb_ | Putin is very important to the world for keeping the U.S. in check. | Dec 23 07:21 |
iophk | Kind of. He tends to run loose himself. | Dec 23 07:22 |
iophk | There are few checks and balances left in the big powers. | Dec 23 07:22 |
msb_ | Yep. | Dec 23 07:22 |
iophk | They impose on each other a little bit if another encroaches on their interests. But otherwise, they seem unchecked. | Dec 23 07:24 |
msb_ | It's interesting that the biggest breakthrough in life extension has been announced a few months after Obomber's attempt to destroy Syria (as he did Libya) was thwarted by alternative news organizations, notably globalresearch.ca, and the World Community via the Internet. | Dec 23 07:27 |
msb_ | Taken together, these two events could represent a turning point in human social evolution. | Dec 23 07:29 |
iophk | I thought the news organizations have been on the way out for a while. There is almost no investigative reporting. | Dec 23 07:30 |
iophk | anymore | Dec 23 07:30 |
msb_ | A triumph of people over the ultra-psychopath NWO, plus the first beginnings of real life extension. | Dec 23 07:31 |
msb_ | The alternative, non-corporate news organizations have been getting stronger, and doing more investigations. | Dec 23 07:32 |
msb_ | The "leaks" have helped. | Dec 23 07:33 |
iophk | A lot of ground has been lost in how "leaks" have been handled. | Dec 23 07:34 |
iophk | Journalists are now persecuted in countries where it wasn't a problem before. (much) | Dec 23 07:34 |
msb_ | To be expected. | Dec 23 07:34 |
iophk | No on absolute terms, but in the present climate, yes. | Dec 23 07:35 |
msb_ | All the research and exposure of pandemic psychopathy in our culture: G I Gurdjieff, Wilhelm Reich, Marija Gimbutas and Riane Eisler, Stefan Verstappen, and Tony Wright. | Dec 23 07:36 |
msb_ | All talking about the same pandemic psychopathy from different viewpoints. | Dec 23 07:37 |
msb_ | And with the Internet, their work is accessible to everyone. | Dec 23 07:37 |
msb_ | The Net may destroy NWO world fascism as mimeograph machines destroyed Stalinism. | Dec 23 07:38 |
iophk | Unless they and their corporations are able to destroy the net first. It's on a balance right now. | Dec 23 07:39 |
iophk | DRM, net neutrality, etc.. | Dec 23 07:39 |
msb_ | Increased affordable communication is extremely important. | Dec 23 07:39 |
iophk | yes | Dec 23 07:39 |
msb_ | There are a lot of very clever programmers working on various ways to get around DRM, non-neutrality, etc. | Dec 23 07:40 |
msb_ | Hasn't every DRM scheme ever tried ultimately been defeated. | Dec 23 07:41 |
msb_ | I read that bittorrent accounts for either 40% or 70% of all Net traffic. | Dec 23 07:42 |
msb_ | Information wants to be free. Human knowledge belongs to the World. | Dec 23 07:42 |
msb_ | FSF has a project developing tiny (wall-wart I think) encrypted servers. | Dec 23 07:44 |
msb_ | And there's the whole mesh-network thing, started by OLPC, that doesn't use the corporate Net at all. | Dec 23 07:44 |
msb_ | I think we're at a turning point, and I think we're going to win. | Dec 23 07:49 |
msb_ | We being the human race. | Dec 23 07:49 |
iophk | There are still a lot of loose ends there. Mesh is good, but landlines are centralized. | Dec 23 07:51 |
msb_ | There are parasites at every level, from bacteria to nations. It's energetically easier to enslave and rob others than to create for oneself. | Dec 23 07:51 |
iophk | +1 | Dec 23 07:51 |
msb_ | Until the victims get wise and fight back. | Dec 23 07:51 |
iophk | Healthy systems have mechanisms to remove the parasites. | Dec 23 07:51 |
iophk | Or else they wither and or die. | Dec 23 07:51 |
msb_ | Yes. And we're gradually getting healthier, understanding the problem better despite the parasites' lies, improving our immune system. | Dec 23 07:53 |
iophk | unless mountain-topping and fracking destroy much of the water | Dec 23 07:54 |
msb_ | The parasites/psychopaths and their corporate media call our research "conspiracy theories". But many people see through that. | Dec 23 07:54 |
msb_ | "There's no green there. They killed their Mother," | Dec 23 07:56 |
msb_ | We're going to have to fight fracking etc as we fought and stopped the Vietnam War during the 1960s-70s renaissance. | Dec 23 07:57 |
msb_ | Back then we had cannabis and LSD that woke people up. | Dec 23 07:59 |
msb_ | Now we have the Net. And cannabis. | Dec 23 07:59 |
iophk | If the privatized prisons lose the excuse of cannabis, they will turn to criminalize some other common, innocuous things. | Dec 23 08:00 |
iophk | Non-violent "criminals" are the most profitble to manage. | Dec 23 08:01 |
msb_ | There's a limit to what even sheeple will put up with. | Dec 23 08:01 |
iophk | the limit is high when whole regions have only Faux News on the tube and Cumulus/ClearChannel on the radio. | Dec 23 08:02 |
iophk | Otherwise I agree. | Dec 23 08:02 |
msb_ | And the cannabis-awakened dissidents in the '60s were the children of the brainwashed sheeple. | Dec 23 08:03 |
msb_ | Everyone has the Net! | Dec 23 08:03 |
iophk | The net changes how the world can get information. Not just how but also the availability. | Dec 23 08:03 |
msb_ | And they can now buy a computer for $60! | Dec 23 08:03 |
msb_ | Yes! | Dec 23 08:04 |
msb_ | A political manifesto can be concealed by steganography in a gif of Britney Spears. | Dec 23 08:04 |
iophk | Actually the strength of the net is that things can now be out in the open. | Dec 23 08:07 |
msb_ | Certainly that's better, and much more accessible. | Dec 23 08:07 |
msb_ | But if the ghouls clamp down, there are technical ways around it. | Dec 23 08:08 |
msb_ | Line of sight infrared laser links, through cheap telescopes, is an interesting alternative to fiber and radio. Several GHz bandwidth. | Dec 23 08:09 |
msb_ | Difficult to detect. | Dec 23 08:09 |
msb_ | But hopefully it will not be needed. | Dec 23 08:10 |
msb_ | Why don't the monsters just kill all the dissidents? Surely they could. They know who and where we all are. | Dec 23 08:11 |
iophk | Line of sight communication is not practical in most environments, including urban ones. | Dec 23 08:11 |
iophk | Even out in the suburbs and rural areas, towers are needed for that. | Dec 23 08:11 |
iophk | Best not to lose the net in the first place. | Dec 23 08:11 |
msb_ | Either they're afraid of adverse public opinion, or they are constrained by some "rules of the game" that we don't know about. | Dec 23 08:11 |
msb_ | As long as one house can be seen from the windows of another, a link can be set up. | Dec 23 08:13 |
iophk | Hence the need for towers | Dec 23 08:13 |
msb_ | And within urban housing blocks, fiber can be run house to house, undetectably. | Dec 23 08:14 |
iophk | If you're that close, then sneakernet is probably better. | Dec 23 08:14 |
msb_ | Too slow. | Dec 23 08:14 |
iophk | http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/12/22/cyanogenmod-is-now-installed-on-over-10-million-android-devices/ | Dec 23 08:15 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.androidpolice.com | CyanogenMod Is Now Installed On Over 10 Million Android Devices [ http://ur1.ca/g8w9y ] | Dec 23 08:15 |
msb_ | Are those ROMs full of Linux, busybox, etc? | Dec 23 08:17 |
iophk | Which ROMS? Some are at least. | Dec 23 08:18 |
msb_ | CyanogenMod | Dec 23 08:18 |
iophk | That's Linux/Android | Dec 23 08:18 |
iophk | There is still the problem of the second phone CPU. | Dec 23 08:19 |
iophk | http://www.extremetech.com/computing/170874-the-secret-second-operating-system-that-could-make-every-mobile-phone-insecure | Dec 23 08:19 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.extremetech.com | The secret second operating system that could make every mobile phone insecure | ExtremeTech [ http://ur1.ca/g8wag ] | Dec 23 08:19 |
msb_ | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CyanogenMod | Dec 23 08:19 |
TechrightsBot-tr | en.wikipedia.org | CyanogenMod - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia [ http://ur1.ca/8th0c ] | Dec 23 08:19 |
msb_ | Aren't the original ROMs soldered in? | Dec 23 08:20 |
msb_ | This could lead to everyone who has a mobile phone also having a general-purpose computer and access to the Net. | Dec 23 08:25 |
iophk | The firmware is erasable. | Dec 23 08:26 |
msb_ | Why? Don't they want to keep the users locked in? | Dec 23 08:28 |
msb_ | Wow, CyanogenMod is available for free! | Dec 23 08:31 |
msb_ | All the best software is. | Dec 23 08:32 |
msb_ | Here's a paper I just wrote. But it's only version 1 -- http://cosmicpenguin.com/misc/Wright,Psychopathy,Everything-everyone.001b | Dec 23 08:44 |
msb_ | That article in extremetech is hilarious! | Dec 23 08:49 |
iophk | It would be a lot of work to recreate the internal OS to replace it. | Dec 23 08:50 |
msb_ | And maybe impossible unless you open the low-level chips and trace the circuits with an electron microscope. | Dec 23 08:52 |
iophk | The phone makers seem happy with the current bad arrangements. | Dec 23 08:53 |
msb_ | Another huge battleground between open and closed. | Dec 23 08:53 |
msb_ | A white-hat hacker might be able to reprogram millions of phones with something like CyanogenMod. | Dec 23 09:01 |
msb_ | Give everyone a huge upgrade. | Dec 23 09:01 |
msb_ | I was going to get a USB5 socket in the back of my neck, but now I'm having second thoughts. | Dec 23 09:02 |
msb_ | Have you seen the anime' | Dec 23 09:03 |
msb_ | series "Ghost in the Shell" ? | Dec 23 09:03 |
iophk | nope | Dec 23 09:03 |
msb_ | It's great! | Dec 23 09:04 |
msb_ | Lots of torrents of it. | Dec 23 09:05 |
msb_ | New series I've never heard of, with only subtitles, not dubbed (yet). | Dec 23 09:08 |
msb_ | Cyborgs, but very human. | Dec 23 09:08 |
msb_ | Well-drawn. | Dec 23 09:08 |
msb_ | Cartoon Network in the US broadcasts a lot of good animes, dubbed in English. | Dec 23 09:10 |
msb_ | What an interesting time we're living in. | Dec 23 09:12 |
msb_ | The next generation will have it easy. | Dec 23 09:12 |
msb_ | Or they'll be fighting Skynet terminators from underground tunnels. | Dec 23 09:12 |
MinceR | schestowitz_bed2: i didn't know | Dec 23 10:36 |
MinceR | well, i was aware of the statue, but not of the book-burning | Dec 23 10:37 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3441959 | Dec 23 10:47 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Serving the boss http://d2tq98mqfjyz2l.cloudfront.net/image_cache/138776586960096.jpg | Dec 23 10:47 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3440110 | Dec 23 10:54 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: "NSA abuses and dragnet data collection... BitTorrent Sync can be up to seven times faster than Dropbox." http://www.tomshardware.com/news/bittorrent-sync-nsa-dropbox-file-sharing,25319.html | Dec 23 10:54 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.tomshardware.com | BitTorrent Sync Lands 2 Million Users [ http://ur1.ca/g8xd0 ] | Dec 23 10:54 |
schestowitz_bed2 | "i love bittorrent so much" | Dec 23 10:54 |
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schestowitz_bed2 | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3440304 | Dec 23 10:54 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Theory: What If Search Engines Too Are Partly Subsidised by #NSA to Mine Our Minds? | Dec 23 10:54 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> techrights.org | Theory: What If Search Engines Too Are Partly Subsidised by NSA to Mine Our Minds? | Techrights [ http://ur1.ca/g8xd2 ] | Dec 23 10:54 |
schestowitz_bed2 | " | Dec 23 10:55 |
schestowitz_bed2 | Microsoft itself is subsidized by continued government use of Windows, bailouts and other money, but mining is only the first step to what Microsoft's "decision engine" does. Bing is a spy, but Microsoft has Windows file indexing and daily encrypted communications to really spy on people. Bing is a propaganda machine and Microsoft has long been a willing censor. | Dec 23 10:55 |
schestowitz_bed2 | You should note the concern Google's "Desktop Search" caused at Microsoft, when Google beat Microsoft to it. At that point, Microsoft knew their OS was redundant to the US government. This is when Microsoft really decided to kill Google. | Dec 23 10:55 |
schestowitz_bed2 | I'm not sure how much Google was subsidized. They got start up money from private sources and were an immediate success. Their growth seems to have been self driven and well planned. | Dec 23 10:55 |
schestowitz_bed2 | In an honest world, the Google would never have bothered with operating systems and retail internet service. They got into those because they were rightly afraid of Microsoft locking Windows users out of Google services. | Dec 23 10:55 |
schestowitz_bed2 | " | Dec 23 10:55 |
schestowitz_bed2 | Family members of Google's funders subsidised Google in the early days. It takes a lot of crawling and money (and lawyer fees) just to become a contender, let alone a leader. Assange published a good piece showing how close Google became to the US government. | Dec 23 10:56 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3440063 | Dec 23 10:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: #intel "allowing its microprocessors to load fixes automatically when your computer starts." http://steveblank.com/2013/07/15/your-computer-may-already-be-hacked-nsa-inside/ #nsa | Dec 23 10:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> steveblank.com | Your Computer May Already be Hacked – NSA Inside? | Steve Blank [ http://ur1.ca/g8xdc ] | Dec 23 10:57 |
schestowitz_bed2 | "Very interesting, http://es.slideshare.net/endrazine/defcon-hardware-backdooring-is-practical " | Dec 23 10:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | es.slideshare.net | [Defcon] Hardware backdooring is practical [ http://ur1.ca/g8xdd ] | Dec 23 10:57 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415146964796571648 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415147320536481792 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415147907931971584 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415151268945223680 | Dec 23 11:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: This Christmas don't settle for a listening device; return to store, exchange for something like a tablet http://t.co/yuVlxCCjak | Dec 23 11:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.extremetech.com | The secret second operating system that could make every mobile phone insecure | ExtremeTech | Dec 23 11:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Alternatives to #android which emerge from Android http://t.co/orD7MtOQWg Replicant even better | Dec 23 11:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.androidpolice.com | CyanogenMod Is Now Installed On Over 10 Million Android Devices | Dec 23 11:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: #Russia prepared for Olympic PR stunt (expensive), so a PR stunt is desperately needed http://t.co/Nu2njEqXRD http://t.co/ymopW2SZJ5 | Dec 23 11:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.voanews.com | Pussy Riot Member: Release Is PR Stunt | Dec 23 11:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.latimes.com | Two members of Russia punk band Pussy Riot freed from prison - latimes.com | Dec 23 11:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Fundamental Cultural Rights Must be at the Heart of #Copyright #Reform in Europe! http://t.co/gdsSeirun5 currently driven by biz | Dec 23 11:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.laquadrature.net | Fundamental Cultural Rights Must be at the Heart of Copyright Reform in Europe! | La Quadrature du Net | Dec 23 11:14 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415151814091485185 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415152062327164928 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415152711878053888 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415153079403954176 | Dec 23 11:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Why does #russia use #microsoft despite Microsoft being the NSA's best friend? It's simple, it sleeps w/ everyone. http://t.co/vI0AieoCqm | Dec 23 11:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.humanrightsfirst.org | New Report: Microsoft and abuse of antipiracy laws in Russia | Human Rights First | Dec 23 11:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: #Copyright law is one tool among several that can be used for selective enforcement (jail). Selective application of blackmail another tool. | Dec 23 11:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: #microsoft + #kgb #putin = control http://t.co/7VbU8lpLlx http://t.co/PKRgjFQBFe http://t.co/sRAkQlfngo http://t.co/g390L6S1DK | Dec 23 11:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> myaccount.nytimes.com | Log In - The New York Times | Dec 23 11:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> myaccount.nytimes.com | Log In - The New York Times | Dec 23 11:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.thenewstribe.com | Russia to charge Greenpeace activists with piracy | The News Tribe | Dec 23 11:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> techrights.org | Microsoft in Russia - Techrights | Dec 23 11:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: #microsoft knows that Power has no borders (class wars' borders are financial), so it approaches govs, offers power over the majority of ppl | Dec 23 11:14 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415153731186229248 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415154035445227520 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415154478636363776 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415155049422413825 | Dec 23 11:44 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Texting https://t.co/6O9PTjHsgv | Dec 23 11:44 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: "new study" https://t.co/EBGhIyXk1Q | Dec 23 11:44 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Gaming numbers: West pretends life expectancy will soar (promoting pension fiction), basing it on statistics of omission, like in employment | Dec 23 11:44 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Balancing the abacus: obesity, cancer up, so factor in child mortality, omit 'premature' death. Salaries down, count 10 hr/week as "working" | Dec 23 11:44 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3442852 | Dec 23 11:49 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: #Copyright law is one tool among several that can be used for selective enforcement (jail). Selective application of blackmail another tool. | Dec 23 11:49 |
schestowitz_bed2 | "Not to mention crimes like fraud and money laundering." | Dec 23 11:49 |
schestowitz_bed2 | They're "petty crimes" and worthy of amnesty of government slap on wrist when done in huge scales | Dec 23 11:49 |
schestowitz_bed2 | "That's the problem, that it's selective.maybe Justice is not blind after all." | Dec 23 11:50 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415161640334921729 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415163584126398465 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415164083290517504 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415164222826614784 | Dec 23 12:04 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: #Microlinux Enterprise Desktop 14.1 MATE http://t.co/Qk3D4Vhao0 #gnu #linux | Dec 23 12:04 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.microlinux.fr | Microlinux Enterprise Desktop 14.1 MATE | Dec 23 12:04 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Links 23/12/2013: Games for #gnu #linux http://t.co/cjZjdCRBpW so that nobody gets bores in the coming week(s) | Dec 23 12:05 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> techrights.org | Links 23/12/2013: Games | Techrights | Dec 23 12:05 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: #RSA acknowledges working with the #nsa (and then tries to spin). RSA is dead. It caused a lot of damage though, taking many down with it. | Dec 23 12:05 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: The year the NSA hacked the world: A 2013 PRISM timeline (Part II) http://t.co/kPMAIw5VTo #nsa #prism #collusion | Dec 23 12:05 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.itproportal.com | The year the NSA hacked the world: A 2013 PRISM timeline (Part II) | ITProPortal.com | Dec 23 12:05 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415164630882074624 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415164811581067264 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415165257964085248 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415165433902534656 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415165882416250880 | Dec 23 12:05 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Using an event to embark on a campaign of limitless industrial and political #espionage http://t.co/IX2JPaMOP2 | Dec 23 12:05 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.techweekeurope.co.uk | Declassified Documents Prove 9/11 Led To Mass NSA Surveillance | Dec 23 12:05 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Obama - so much for 'reform' and 'change' http://t.co/Ww7NedR6Eb | Dec 23 12:05 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.pcadvisor.co.uk | U.S. government moves to block further litigation in NSA surveillance cases - PC Advisor | Dec 23 12:05 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: 12 years after an event the man who wanted to classify Wikipedia "terrorism" uses more rhetoric and lies http://t.co/o3RfeKqgFr | Dec 23 12:05 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> washington.cbslocal.com | Rep. King: NSA Metadata Could Have Prevented 9/11 Attacks « CBS DC | Dec 23 12:05 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: #CBS must feel better now; it can publish #propaganda without fearing that the public will reveal its agenda; the public already knows. | Dec 23 12:05 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Is #bloomberg writing #propaganda pieces for #microsoft now? http://t.co/XG3JUqs09p | Dec 23 12:05 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.bloomberg.com | Data Are Money for Google to Yahoo Asking NSA to Back Off - Bloomberg | Dec 23 12:05 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3443070 | Dec 23 12:08 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: 12 years after an event the man who wanted to classify Wikipedia "terrorism" uses more rhetoric and lies http://washington.cbslocal.com/2013/12/23/rep-king-nsa-metadata-could-have-prevented-911-attacks/ | Dec 23 12:08 |
schestowitz_bed2 | "They take the passport off Snowden - this seems to stop people. Maybe if they had taken the passports off the Terrorists * or better still not handed them out in Jedha Saudi Arabia ........ With a Top Official demanding they not be handed them maybe that would also have saved many lives .......... The systems are there to stop things happening and data is only used after an event .... Proof Boston .........." | Dec 23 12:08 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415167279945756672 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415167602353504256 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415167775280472065 | Dec 23 12:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Remotely controlled Hellfire missiles shot at buildings and cars with unarmed civilians. Guess who gets called "militant". | Dec 23 12:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: 5PM. People are going back home (or away) for a while. Let's see if, like last year, #obama takes advantage, bombs 'militants' every 2 days | Dec 23 12:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Drones 2.0, B52 edition http://t.co/a2n5TCrNa0 | Dec 23 12:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> qz.com | This is the lethal electronic kit that changed Colombia’s history – Quartz | Dec 23 12:14 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415168249735946240 | Dec 23 12:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Obama Run Amuck http://t.co/yg2Vg32sIp "Kill, kill, kill, profess no knowledge of the killing, throw a curtain of extreme secrecy" | Dec 23 12:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.counterpunch.org | Obama Run Amuck » CounterPunch: Tells the Facts, Names the Names | Dec 23 12:14 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415168814310240257 | Dec 23 12:17 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: #LinuxMint 16 #KDE and #Xfce released http://t.co/Y4lr1JHukj | Dec 23 12:17 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> m.itworld.com | Linux Mint 16 KDE and Xfce released | ITworld | Dec 23 12:17 |
DaemonFC | going back to bed | Dec 23 12:17 |
DaemonFC | Tim took us out to Bob Evans for breakfast.... | Dec 23 12:17 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 23 12:17 |
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schestowitz_bed2 | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3442778 | Dec 23 12:19 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: This Christmas don't settle for a listening device; return to store, exchange for something like a tablet http://www.extremetech.com/computing/170874-the-secret-second-operating-system-that-could-make-every-mobile-phone-insecure | Dec 23 12:19 |
schestowitz_bed2 | "And what of tablets which include integrated SIM capability? I suppose you could eject the SIM, but aren't you basically just dealing with a larger phone?" | Dec 23 12:19 |
MinceR | you could eject the sim from a mobile phone too | Dec 23 12:20 |
MinceR | same thing | Dec 23 12:20 |
schestowitz_bed2 | "If the tablet has a SIM, then it also has that 'secondary operating system'. Most tablets lack a phone function, but they still have microphones and a radio internet link. Might be a good idea to verify that the tablet you are buying has only WiFi ..." | Dec 23 12:20 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3440036 | Dec 23 12:20 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: This Christmas the #uk is becoming part of PRC, policy-wise http://pseudomonas.dreamwidth.org/120535.html | Dec 23 12:20 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> pseudomonas.dreamwidth.org | pseudomonas | O2 vs Wikipedia - a quick look inside the minds of the folks who build the blockers. [ http://ur1.ca/g8xuh ] | Dec 23 12:20 |
schestowitz_bed2 | We should not believe the O2 filtering page but the news is consistent with NSA programs to spy and blackmail. If they have built a great firewall of china that can filter everyone's surfing, no one can be sure their traffic is unfiltered. We can assume that the list is incomplete, so that truly forbidden pages are made invisible. We should not believe the O2 filtering page but the news is consistent with NSA programs to spy and | Dec 23 12:20 |
schestowitz_bed2 | blackmail. If they have built a great firewall of china that can filter everyone's surfing, no one can be sure their traffic is unfiltered. We can assume that the list is incomplete, so that truly forbidden pages are made invisible. That the system also records every click, and flags attempts to access porn and other embarrassing pages, is consistent with NSA objectives. Big Brother is a cooperative arrangement but our oligarchy | Dec 23 12:20 |
schestowitz_bed2 | is not collective."That the system also records every click, and flags attempts to access porn and other embarrassing pages, is consistent with NSA objectives. Big Brother is a cooperative arrangement but our oligarchy is not collective. | Dec 23 12:20 |
schestowitz_bed2 | MinceR: yeah, well, some tablets have 3g | Dec 23 12:20 |
schestowitz_bed2 | I don't like those | Dec 23 12:20 |
schestowitz_bed2 | it's not a feature | Dec 23 12:20 |
MinceR | neither do i | Dec 23 12:20 |
MinceR | it's a feature, but there's more bad to it than good | Dec 23 12:21 |
iophk | http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-25497013 | Dec 23 12:31 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.bbc.co.uk | BBC News - AK47 assault rifle inventor Kalashnikov dies at 94 [ http://ur1.ca/g8xwv ] | Dec 23 12:31 |
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Sosumi | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-nxemBCcmU | Dec 23 13:29 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.youtube.com | DEF CON 21 - Karl Koscher and Eric Butler - The Secret Life of SIM Cards - YouTube [ http://ur1.ca/g8y5c ] | Dec 23 13:29 |
Sosumi | SIM application aka applets can be SILENTLY installed by the carrier (or someone posing as the carrier if he has the OTA key) | Dec 23 13:38 |
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msb_ | Perhaps it is impossible to hide anything from the governments/World-Fascism/NWO. Then the solution is to wake up enough people to reality, organize publicly, openly. And stop cooperating with the corporations and their governments. | Dec 23 14:06 |
msb_ | Stop thinking and writing that Obama is a liberal, and recognize publicly that he is a Fascist psychopath who pretends to be a liberal, using is dark skin as a disguise. | Dec 23 14:08 |
msb_ | is -> his | Dec 23 14:08 |
msb_ | That article in CounterPunch is great. Thanks, Roy! | Dec 23 14:09 |
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roy_ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415186368693010432 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415200962589253632 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415201705970913280 | Dec 23 14:37 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Pre-Christmas photos just uploaded http://t.co/xxHixIUIG0 | Dec 23 14:37 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> schestowitz.com | Pre-Christmas | Dec 23 14:37 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Damn oxygen https://t.co/hsFb1rppQR ask #fox 'news' why we need "plant food" (C02) | Dec 23 14:37 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: The #cia was not always killing "rebels" in #colombia - just like in #syria when the leadership does not serve the Empire, CIA arms "rebels" | Dec 23 14:37 |
roy_ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415202362001997824 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415203759569240065 | Dec 23 14:37 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Back to black. Remember when German police wore green? http://t.co/emYcVc2Ndc | Dec 23 14:37 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Sending "gear" -- not food -- to #sudan http://t.co/D5XhWQFKVg | Dec 23 14:37 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.marinecorpstimes.com | Army sends troops to South Sudan, gear to African Union | Marine Corps Times | marinecorpstimes.com | Dec 23 14:37 |
iophk | revisionism - it was doing well until Elop : http://in.reuters.com/article/2013/12/22/finland-oulu-idINDEE9BL04020131222 | Dec 23 14:48 |
TechrightsBot-tr | in.reuters.com | Finnish city Oulu sees light at end of Nokia tunnel | Reuters [ http://ur1.ca/g8yhy ] | Dec 23 14:48 |
roy_ | Ah, that revisionism | Dec 23 14:54 |
roy_ | don't worry, if you put your mind to it, you can change history | Dec 23 14:54 |
roy_ | time works in your favour | Dec 23 14:54 |
roy_ | because people don't have good memories, and at times the first-hand witnesses simply due | Dec 23 14:55 |
roy_ | *die | Dec 23 14:55 |
roy_ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415204852005101568 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415205827528884224 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415206384750559233 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415206913870430208 | Dec 23 14:56 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: A merry Christmas to #snowden from those who committed the crimes (whistleblowing!=crime) http://t.co/o6iMzeMQz5 http://t.co/vVbuwVcS7q | Dec 23 14:56 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> swampland.time.com | NSA Leakers: Edward Snowden Doesn't 'Deserve Amnesty,' Susan Rice Says | TIME.com | Dec 23 14:56 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.upi.com | NSA's Rice: Snowden should 'come back and face justice' - UPI.com | Dec 23 14:56 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Remember when Bezos, who gets half a billion from the #cia bought the paper #washpo - already notorious for CIA ties? http://t.co/W083PA1eXu | Dec 23 14:56 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.washingtonpost.com | NSA paranoia: Enough already | Dec 23 14:56 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Obeying the law? Manana http://t.co/UPcO8es6tg | Dec 23 14:56 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.digitaltrends.com | Obama to make a "definitive statement" on NSA spying in January | Digital Trends | Dec 23 14:56 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Galloway: "I believe that the British State has essentially rented itself out" to #nsa http://t.co/y28WzsC9c7 #surveillance | Dec 23 14:56 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> voiceofrussia.com | UK’s GCHQ doing the NSA's heavy lifting – George Galloway - News - The Voice of Russia: News, Breaking news, Politics, Economics, Business, Russia, International current events, Expert opinion, podcasts, Video | Dec 23 14:56 |
roy_ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415207395301019648 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415207876333150208 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415208321810178048 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415208680087642112 | Dec 23 14:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: "Special Collecting Services (SCS) "listening posts" in more than 80 cities worldwide, including Beijing, Shanghai.." http://t.co/7hJ4ilVX8H | Dec 23 14:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.atimes.com | Asia Times Online :: US tech firms hit by NSA revelations | Dec 23 14:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: #espionage torpedoes fair competition -- value I've stood for all along. This is competition abuse. Who's spied on by NSA? #EU regulators. | Dec 23 14:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Tears of hypocrites: Silicon valley (and Washington) firms like Apple and Boeing whining about loss of sales after enjoying #nsa #espionage | Dec 23 14:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Crocodile tears: #nsa says that leaks hurt, just as #cia says that terrorism is bad when it actually makes them seem more necessary ($$) | Dec 23 14:57 |
roy_ | https://twitter.com/NavinChauhan/status/415197586094432256 | Dec 23 14:58 |
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sebsebseb | hi | Dec 23 15:07 |
MinceR | hay | Dec 23 15:07 |
sebsebseb | MinceR: hi | Dec 23 15:08 |
sebsebseb | bored | Dec 23 15:08 |
roy_ | ah | Dec 23 15:15 |
roy_ | get games then | Dec 23 15:15 |
roy_ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415209824604143616 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415210966746669056 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415212002978824192 | Dec 23 15:16 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: When you put a bounty on snakes you make an incentive for people to breed more snakes to 'kill'. Same with #cia and terrorists. | Dec 23 15:16 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: In Reykjavík (Iceland), the 'pirate' politicians rise to double-digit (%) representation http://t.co/z2nEHRKG8a ... https://t.co/tUBx4xIXZe | Dec 23 15:16 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.ruv.is | Framsókn og Píratar bæta ögn við fylgi | RÚV | Dec 23 15:16 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> joindiaspora.com | In Reykjavík (Ice... | Dec 23 15:16 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: “We exchanged dollars. We each still had one dollar. Then I met a man with an idea. We exchanged ideas. Now we each have two ideas.” | Dec 23 15:16 |
roy_ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415212152728072192 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415212491539771393 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415213618918350848 | Dec 23 15:17 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Schadenfreude https://t.co/Sd646D1INr | Dec 23 15:17 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Michael Parenti: The US Empire Sees Only Two Kinds of Countries: Satellites or Enemies http://t.co/6nwVb31vQF seems accurate | Dec 23 15:17 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> dandelionsalad.wordpress.com | Michael Parenti: The US Empire Sees Only Two Kinds of Countries: Satellites or Enemies | Dandelion Salad | Dec 23 15:17 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Changing minds https://t.co/fL53DLPFlr | Dec 23 15:17 |
roy_ | http://www.msnbc.com/msnbc/how-sotomayor-undermined-obamas-nsa | Dec 23 15:30 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.msnbc.com | How Sotomayor undermined Obama's NSA | MSNBC [ http://ur1.ca/g8yq6 ] | Dec 23 15:30 |
roy_ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415218300495593472 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415218832677281793 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415219191130882048 | Dec 23 15:44 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: "Israel has sometimes joined the US in electronic spying on others" http://t.co/JsxsR1kUIB not just spying; military contracts also | Dec 23 15:44 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.turkishweekly.net | Analysis: Why has Netanyahu been silent over NSA spying on Israel?, 23 December 2013 | Dec 23 15:44 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: When nations say that they "need" the colonists they have Stockholm Syndrome and what they often mean is, "we are afraid to disobey" | Dec 23 15:44 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: #cbs calls "puff piece" journalism http://t.co/987AmPriaG shows how "professional" reporters became agents of PR | Dec 23 15:44 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.mediaite.com | 60 Minutes Reporter Lambasts Critics of NSA Piece: They Want ‘Televised Drama,’ Not Journalism | Mediaite | Dec 23 15:44 |
roy_ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415219919694102529 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415220558427865089 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415221142048493569 | Dec 23 15:44 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Changing history about #snowden http://t.co/rOHvAqwbWK because he seeks asylum/protection from the US http://t.co/0dOizeymOw | Dec 23 15:44 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.opposingviews.com | Rep. Mike Rogers Falsely Claims Edward Snowden Traded NSA Documents for 'Personal Gain' | Dec 23 15:44 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> rt.com | NO TITLE | Dec 23 15:45 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Politicians who want to survive in the business don't mess with the #nsa and its #empire (blackmail and smears ensue) http://t.co/KRJBs0OckB | Dec 23 15:45 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.theinquirer.net | US military propaganda team busted- The Inquirer | Dec 23 15:45 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Maybe this is why many politicians don't step forward and criticise the #nsa as much as they wish to http://t.co/31P0W4kmhB | Dec 23 15:45 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.bbc.co.uk | BBC News - NSA 'planned to discredit radicals over web-porn use' | Dec 23 15:45 |
iophk | http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/print/9244953/Microsoft_to_face_computer_makers_rebellion_at_CES | Dec 23 15:59 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.computerworld.com | Microsoft to face computer makers' rebellion at CES [ http://ur1.ca/g8ytn ] | Dec 23 16:00 |
iophk | trying to push Android-in-VM or dual-booting instead of raw Android. M$ Jack was pushing dual-boot, too, so it must be the new party line. | Dec 23 16:00 |
iophk | Again, restricted boot is a big barrier for home installation. | Dec 23 16:00 |
MinceR | interesting how they didn't want dual boot when they had the upper hand | Dec 23 16:01 |
MinceR | even breaking the boot loader just so they could have total control over the PC | Dec 23 16:01 |
iophk | "M$, too" (tm) | Dec 23 16:01 |
iophk | It's how they got into the market in the first place. | Dec 23 16:01 |
iophk | There was some Comes V M$ exhibit about "equal time" or something like that. This is more of the same. | Dec 23 16:02 |
roy_ | didn't it want to boot with os2? | Dec 23 16:02 |
roy_ | I recall something along those lines | Dec 23 16:02 |
roy_ | Then there was BeOS | Dec 23 16:02 |
roy_ | !google controls the bootloader glasse | Dec 23 16:03 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [1] - Exploiting a Bug in Google's Glass - Jay Freeman (saurik) | http://www.saurik.com/id/16 | Dec 23 16:03 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [2] - Google Releases Glass Factory System Image, Rooted Bootloader ... | http://tech.slashdot.org/story/13/05/24/2214208/google-releases-glass-factory-system-image-rooted-bootloader | Dec 23 16:03 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [3] - AN86526 - PSoC® 4 I2C Bootloader - Cypress | http://www.cypress.com/%3FrID%3D83293 | Dec 23 16:03 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [4] - AN84401 - PSoC® 3 and PSoC 5LP SPI Bootloader - Cypress | http://www.cypress.com/%3FrID%3D78703 | Dec 23 16:03 |
roy_ | gasse? | Dec 23 16:03 |
MinceR | gassee | Dec 23 16:03 |
iophk | Obviously M$ is aiming for the VM options because it guarantees the poorest experience for Android use. | Dec 23 16:03 |
MinceR | it also guarantees total control over the machine for m$ | Dec 23 16:03 |
iophk | Keizer | Dec 23 16:03 |
roy_ | he's OK | Dec 23 16:03 |
MinceR | (and pushing arbitrary code to it via winblows update) | Dec 23 16:04 |
roy_ | Although the other day he pushed some Windows agenda | Dec 23 16:04 |
iophk | os2 was before dual booting | Dec 23 16:04 |
roy_ | saying to MS, extend WinXP support deadlin | Dec 23 16:04 |
roy_ | usually he slams Microsoft fot security flaws | Dec 23 16:04 |
iophk | the article about that was "he who controls the bootloader" | Dec 23 16:04 |
roy_ | when Microsoft wants boot, it means giving the boot to competition | Dec 23 16:05 |
roy_ | disguised as "choice" or "not ANTI-Microsoft" | Dec 23 16:05 |
iophk | But I was thinking of some Iowa exhibit where M$ demanded "equal time" which always played out to be the lion's share of the time. | Dec 23 16:05 |
roy_ | That's how b0ng is marketed | Dec 23 16:05 |
iophk | and resources | Dec 23 16:05 |
roy_ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415224805659795457 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415225175706464257 | Dec 23 16:06 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: How Docker turned intricate Linux code into developer pixie dust http://t.co/3zky8WGo5A #docker #linux #gnu | Dec 23 16:06 |
roy_ | bbl | Dec 23 16:06 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> venturebeat.com | How Docker turned intricate Linux code into developer pixie dust | VentureBeat | Cloud | by Jordan Novet | Dec 23 16:06 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: #Linux 3.13-rc5 released http://t.co/JeJuzeFt9V | Dec 23 16:06 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.techienews.co.uk | Linux 3.13-rc5 releasedTechie News | Dec 23 16:06 |
iophk | http://bsdly.blogspot.fi/2013/12/the-uk-porn-filter-blocks-kids-access.html | Dec 23 16:15 |
TechrightsBot-tr | bsdly.blogspot.fi | That grumpy BSD guy: The UK "Porn" Filter Blocks Kids' Access To Tech, Civil Liberties Websites [ http://ur1.ca/g8yvw ] | Dec 23 16:15 |
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MinceR | geekings | Dec 23 16:27 |
iophk | http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2013/12/23/william-morris-endeavor-hires-former-microsoft-finance-chief/ | Dec 23 16:53 |
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Sosumi | I'be been reading a couple of the new mac pro reviews | Dec 23 18:31 |
Sosumi | to the point I'm starting to think that crapple paid those reviewer to give it a good score | Dec 23 18:31 |
Sosumi | hey an already crippled computer that you can't change any component | Dec 23 18:32 |
Sosumi | but you can add that new gpu through thunderbolt! | Dec 23 18:33 |
Sosumi | provided there is a driver and the box for the gpu costs as much as the gpu itself | Dec 23 18:33 |
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Sosumi | and ofc thunderbolt doesn't have the same bandwidth of pcie, etc | Dec 23 18:34 |
Sosumi | and I'm pointing at the verge review, pcmag... | Dec 23 18:35 |
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icecrawler | hello | Dec 23 22:38 |
icecrawler | where are the machines | Dec 23 22:40 |
icecrawler | hey fewt mother fucker | Dec 23 22:41 |
icecrawler | when is fuduntu getting an updated kernel you son of a bitch? | Dec 23 22:42 |
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icecrawler | the nvidia is outdated tooo | Dec 23 22:44 |
schestowitz_bed2 | watch the language please | Dec 23 22:47 |
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icecrawler | its english | Dec 23 22:48 |
schestowitz | it's rude | Dec 23 22:49 |
icecrawler | it could be considered rude if you're a wanker who ain't appreciate colourful metaphore | Dec 23 22:52 |
icecrawler | i talk like dis to fewt all the time my main man | Dec 23 22:52 |
icecrawler | schestowitz, you is Roy? | Dec 23 22:54 |
icecrawler | fewt told me you were one brill motherfucker | Dec 23 22:55 |
icecrawler | sticking it to the microsoft system machine | Dec 23 22:55 |
icecrawler | he said you killed novell | Dec 23 22:55 |
icecrawler | when he gave me this computer machine he told me if i had problems that i should log into mirc and chat with him on freenood | Dec 23 23:06 |
icecrawler | but roy its funny how when novell bought suse you threw a chair like ballmar | Dec 23 23:06 |
icecrawler | i know it was in a parody but thats amazing bro | Dec 23 23:06 |
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icecrawler | tell that motherfucker ballmar and his sweatstains to back off and get your own sangwich | Dec 23 23:07 |
schestowitz | Microsoft is no longer a big threat as it was when Novell signed the deal | Dec 23 23:11 |
schestowitz | In 2006 and 2007 Microsoft was more dangerous, now there are bigger issues. Android has since then crushed some common FUD, too. | Dec 23 23:11 |
icecrawler | yeah the surface machines are so expensive | Dec 23 23:13 |
icecrawler | i got an android machine its mips and it was like 50 beans | Dec 23 23:13 |
icecrawler | it does like 1080p and i hooked it up to the tv machine and revolution os never looked so good | Dec 23 23:15 |
schestowitz | Microsoft is the one begging for dual-boot now (on Linux/Android-only machines) | Dec 23 23:16 |
icecrawler | dual boot for phone machines? | Dec 23 23:17 |
icecrawler | those mother fuckers | Dec 23 23:17 |
icecrawler | i cant seem to grasp dis idea of using two operating system machines on one phone | Dec 23 23:18 |
schestowitz | it's standard practice | Dec 23 23:19 |
schestowitz | But I was referring to tablets and Chromebooks - that type of thing | Dec 23 23:19 |
schestowitz | on phones they might wish to triple boot | Dec 23 23:20 |
icecrawler | what | Dec 23 23:20 |
schestowitz | there are at least 2 OSes on almost every phone | Dec 23 23:20 |
icecrawler | why would anyone want to do that retarded shit? one os is enuff | Dec 23 23:21 |
schestowitz | one if there to take over the other, but it's marketed for other purposes | Dec 23 23:21 |
schestowitz | !google second OS phone nsa listening device | Dec 23 23:21 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [1] - Cell Phone Manufacturers Offer Carefully Worded Denials To ... | http://www.techdirt.com/blog/wireless/articles/20131112/10434625217/cell-phone-manufacturers-offer-carefully-worded-denials-to-question-whether-nsa-can-track-powered-down-cell-phones.shtml | Dec 23 23:21 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [2] - The Second Operating System Hiding In Every Mobile Phone ... | http://mobile.slashdot.org/story/13/11/13/0237214/the-second-operating-system-hiding-in-every-mobile-phone | Dec 23 23:21 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [3] - The SINGLE Most Important Step to Protect Yourself from ... | http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2013/06/the-single-most-important-step-to-protect-yourself-from-government-spying.html | Dec 23 23:21 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [4] - The second operating system hiding in every mobile phone - OSNews | http://www.osnews.com/story/27416 | Dec 23 23:21 |
icecrawler | i know theres the jewOS recording machine | Dec 23 23:21 |
icecrawler | theres the firmware bios system | Dec 23 23:21 |
icecrawler | fewt was telling me he has tinfoil in his cell phone holster to stop tracking | Dec 23 23:22 |
icecrawler | that dumb son of a bitch didnt fucking remember that it'll stop his calls too | Dec 23 23:23 |
schestowitz | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faraday_cage | Dec 23 23:23 |
TechrightsBot-tr | en.wikipedia.org | Faraday cage - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia [ http://ur1.ca/g90kh ] | Dec 23 23:23 |
schestowitz | tinfoil got caught up in stereotypes | Dec 23 23:23 |
schestowitz | he can still make calls | Dec 23 23:24 |
schestowitz | but wants to disable the phone's tracking functionality without taking out the batteries, I assume | Dec 23 23:24 |
schestowitz | of course it might also prevent him from /receiving/ calls | Dec 23 23:24 |
icecrawler | yeah when its not in the holster | Dec 23 23:24 |
icecrawler | every time he went to test the incoming he would pull the god damn phone out and i'd call and it would ring | Dec 23 23:25 |
schestowitz | why would he be an NSA "target" | Dec 23 23:25 |
icecrawler | he could place calls too | Dec 23 23:25 |
schestowitz | he makes a distro derivative of Ubuntu, it's not as though he strips back doors off it | Dec 23 23:25 |
icecrawler | yeah it just stopped him from receiving calls when it was in the holster | Dec 23 23:25 |
icecrawler | its not just fuduntu though its what he says in real life | Dec 23 23:26 |
schestowitz | I can see why Mark S would be a "target" (meaning they identify him as dangerous because he has power) and GCHQ would keep close eye on everything he does, who he speaks to, what s/w he promotes, etc. | Dec 23 23:26 |
icecrawler | hes real bro, talks some serious shit that the gov't is scared of man | Dec 23 23:26 |
schestowitz | So do I, so I just don't carry a phone, my wife does | Dec 23 23:27 |
schestowitz | face-to-face chats with interesting people cannot be recorded | Dec 23 23:27 |
schestowitz | NSA/GCHQ hate the AFK personalities, they can't even name the people whom they speak to | Dec 23 23:28 |
icecrawler | fewt knows some serious people too bro, his friends know alex jones and hes related to Bill Cooper who got killed by police | Dec 23 23:28 |
icecrawler | fewt was over at my crib buying gold when he gave me this computer machine with fuduntu | Dec 23 23:29 |
icecrawler | do you buy iodized silver? | Dec 23 23:29 |
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schestowitz | No, I don't believe in the value of high-cost commodities | Dec 23 23:30 |
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schestowitz | For now, the British govt. says it can insure savings of up to 86k per person | Dec 23 23:30 |
schestowitz | I don't exceed that amount and the assurance seems safe enough that tolerating interest less than inflation rare is possible | Dec 23 23:31 |
icecrawler | what about colloidal silver? its pretty fucking bomb for healing bro | Dec 23 23:31 |
schestowitz | where would you collect metals? | Dec 23 23:31 |
schestowitz | Many people store it at banks | Dec 23 23:31 |
icecrawler | you get cancer and shit, you take that for a little while with some vinager and onions | Dec 23 23:32 |
icecrawler | mmmmmmm mmmmm, cancer gone | Dec 23 23:32 |
schestowitz | so they have the very same issues savers have, it can be used to back up for borrowers, you could do a run on the bank by demanding back metals | Dec 23 23:32 |
icecrawler | metal is kind of heavy too bro | Dec 23 23:32 |
schestowitz | ok, now I just think you're making fun | Dec 23 23:33 |
icecrawler | i sold this big ass brick to this motherfucker and it dropped it on my toes | Dec 23 23:33 |
icecrawler | it hurt like a bitch | Dec 23 23:33 |
schestowitz | or maybe taking that alcoholic nog a day too early | Dec 23 23:33 |
icecrawler | you ever take hits of nitrogen? | Dec 23 23:33 |
icecrawler | that shit will get you fucked up and its not illegal | Dec 23 23:35 |
schestowitz | killing oneself is not illegal, yet it's not recommended, either | Dec 23 23:36 |
schestowitz | laws of nature are not "laws" in the same way that "rules" of some people in positions of power are | Dec 23 23:37 |
icecrawler | i got to parties with a tire full of nitrogen and people take hits and we have these wild sex orgies where woman take off their shirts and show their sexual organs | Dec 23 23:40 |
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schestowitz | I think you're just trying to discredit the platform by interjecting insults and potentially offensive messages | Dec 23 23:56 |
icecrawler | discredit what platform | Dec 23 23:57 |
icecrawler | techrights stance that 9/11 was an inside job and that the thermite plasma used by CIA operative Osama Bin Laden was created in the US Gov't's own Studio54 | Dec 23 23:59 |
icecrawler | using colourful metaphores with my main man fewt the son of a bitch understands is nothing compared to the weird shit going on here normally | Dec 24 00:00 |
schestowitz | that's not the site's stance at all, you're just trolling now | Dec 24 00:00 |
icecrawler | fewt warned me about idling here when hes not around | Dec 24 00:00 |
schestowitz | lates | Dec 24 00:00 |
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icecrawler | see ya later naziwitz the jew hater | Dec 24 00:16 |
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schestowitz | troll in LKML | Dec 24 02:18 |
schestowitz | http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTU1MTI | Dec 24 02:18 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.phoronix.com | [Phoronix] Linux Developers Asked To Distance Themselves From RMS [ http://ur1.ca/g9170 ] | Dec 24 02:18 |
schestowitz | Not a developer at al | Dec 24 02:18 |
schestowitz | just another person among many who tries to demonise RMS | Dec 24 02:18 |
schestowitz | Slow news day at Phoronix | Dec 24 02:19 |
schestowitz | Citing trolls and calling them "developers" even though there's no record as such | Dec 24 02:19 |
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Sosumi | http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-12-23/thyroid-cancers-surge-among-young-fukushima | Dec 24 04:28 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.zerohedge.com | Thyroid Cancers Surge Among Fukushima Youths | Zero Hedge [ http://ur1.ca/g91x2 ] | Dec 24 04:28 |
Sosumi | Japan is now the go to for post-apocalyptic tourism | Dec 24 04:28 |
Sosumi | and they're actually making sure that it is that way | Dec 24 04:29 |
Sosumi | burning radioactive debris and dumping some of it in tokyo bay | Dec 24 04:29 |
Sosumi | also, sony using LLVM/clang on the ps4 | Dec 24 04:32 |
Sosumi | but if you think that the ps4 or in this case, sony, is friendly to the ideals of free software, you're mistaken | Dec 24 04:33 |
iophk | Sony made their position clear when they revoked Linux use from the PS3. | Dec 24 04:34 |
Sosumi | sony even went to lenghts of crippling the PS4 audio cd functionality in order to pigeon hole ppl into their "music anywhere" "cloud" service | Dec 24 04:34 |
Sosumi | YES! | Dec 24 04:34 |
Sosumi | they also kind of killed some easy profit for fixxtars | Dec 24 04:35 |
Sosumi | and I doubt you'll find any decent music on their service | Dec 24 04:36 |
Sosumi | what? justin beaver? bouncee? cyley mirus? the singing walrus? | Dec 24 04:37 |
roy_ | iophk: | Dec 24 04:52 |
roy_ | [07:18] <schestowitz> troll in LKML | Dec 24 04:52 |
roy_ | [07:18] <schestowitz> http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTU1MTI | Dec 24 04:52 |
roy_ | [07:18] <TechrightsBot-tr> www.phoronix.com | [Phoronix] Linux Developers Asked To Distance Themselves From RMS [ http://ur1.ca/g9170 ] | Dec 24 04:52 |
roy_ | [07:18] <schestowitz> Not a developer at al | Dec 24 04:52 |
roy_ | [07:18] <schestowitz> just another person among many who tries to demonise RMS | Dec 24 04:52 |
roy_ | [07:19] <schestowitz> Slow news day at Phoronix | Dec 24 04:52 |
roy_ | See the comments | Dec 24 04:52 |
roy_ | popcorn company :-) | Dec 24 04:52 |
roy_ | I finally download about a gig of videos with RMS just now, ready for editing soon | Dec 24 04:53 |
roy_ | After I do the tuxmachines and IRC log tasks | Dec 24 04:53 |
roy_ | iophk: Sony are not the worst on the planet | Dec 24 05:15 |
roy_ | they use a lot of Linux, still, and there's no signn og them paying MSFT for it | Dec 24 05:15 |
roy_ | However, they sue other companies over Android | Dec 24 05:16 |
iophk | Yeah, it's mixed. | Dec 24 05:16 |
roy_ | Bashing Son't Linux products is an exercise in futility, IMHO | Dec 24 05:16 |
iophk | Not paying M$ is a good sign. | Dec 24 05:16 |
iophk | Not bashing, AFAIK | Dec 24 05:16 |
roy_ | conflicts with others | Dec 24 05:16 |
roy_ | I think that Sony still like UNIX in the engineering side | Dec 24 05:16 |
iophk | But the revoking of Linux use on the PS3 was a dirty trick. | Dec 24 05:16 |
roy_ | But they left Linux due to fear of broken 'precious' locks | Dec 24 05:17 |
roy_ | I am not sure I can recall what motivated Sony at the time | Dec 24 05:17 |
iophk | I'm not sure they said publicly. | Dec 24 05:17 |
iophk | The PS3 was getting popular for clusters. | Dec 24 05:17 |
roy_ | I think many developers got very close to unlocking the full potential of the h/w such that you wouldn't rent any games, just take the razor handle | Dec 24 05:18 |
iophk | Medicing, physics, military and others were all buying them up. | Dec 24 05:18 |
roy_ | Maybe it was subsidised, sold at a loss to 'sell' (rent) binaries | Dec 24 05:18 |
iophk | Possible. | Dec 24 05:19 |
roy_ | and if millions were sold (given) without any rentals, then that makes it harder for Sony to keep the cost down (subsidies) | Dec 24 05:19 |
iophk | That was one possible explanation, but no word direct from Sony on that. | Dec 24 05:19 |
roy_ | Sony is Japanese | Dec 24 05:19 |
roy_ | They don't talk muchj | Dec 24 05:19 |
roy_ | Not extrovert types, not even the companies | Dec 24 05:19 |
roy_ | the most they expose is some girls grouching over devices and Japanese cars | Dec 24 05:20 |
roy_ | It's Microsoft that goes over the limits by bribing, doing mock funerals, etc. | Dec 24 05:20 |
roy_ | Sony must have known that telling the true reason would be worse thanns aaying nothihg at all | Dec 24 05:21 |
iophk | (The Phoronix article is disturbing. They should not have given a platform for what is clearly a troll. What might have been worthy of an article would be tracing the troll back to M$ via money or whatever.) | Dec 24 05:21 |
roy_ | yeah | Dec 24 05:21 |
roy_ | My wife was next to me showing it and asking, should I post this? | Dec 24 05:21 |
roy_ | Then i looked at the source | Dec 24 05:21 |
roy_ | Worrying it was Torvalds | Dec 24 05:21 |
roy_ | But it was some name I never heard of | Dec 24 05:21 |
roy_ | See the Phoronix comments | Dec 24 05:22 |
iophk | No one has heard of him apparently. | Dec 24 05:22 |
iophk | It is a classic troll. | Dec 24 05:22 |
roy_ | Larabel does not hate the FSF, but he's bi huge fan either | Dec 24 05:22 |
roy_ | So borrowing a troll helps, esp. when it's such a slow news day and Phoronix is his main/only source of income | Dec 24 05:22 |
roy_ | He's not guaranteed flat income, so December is harder | Dec 24 05:22 |
roy_ | The troll was also quite rude, look at the language | Dec 24 05:22 |
iophk | It lowers Phoronix about 2 notches, at least, in my eyes. | Dec 24 05:23 |
roy_ | David Trollinger and Van Hoof were at least a little police, but deceptive | Dec 24 05:23 |
roy_ | I will tell him, I'm always in his IRC channe | Dec 24 05:23 |
iophk | I've only looked at the phoronix article not the email it presumably links to | Dec 24 05:23 |
iophk | An investigation into the troll's funding would be interesting. | Dec 24 05:24 |
roy_ | odd... he's not in his IRC channel | Dec 24 05:24 |
iophk | There's probably a tie to M$, not directly but via a contractor. | Dec 24 05:24 |
roy_ | He has always been there when I checked | Dec 24 05:24 |
roy_ | I checked the nicklist to see if he uses another name | Dec 24 05:24 |
roy_ | I will tweet him instead | Dec 24 05:24 |
roy_ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415428202505334784 | Dec 24 05:26 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: .@michaellarabel I understand it's a slow news day, but giving a platform to typical anti-RMS troll is lowering the status of #phoronix IMHO | Dec 24 05:26 |
roy_ | I have just unloaded a gigabyte of new RMS videos. I will edit them very soon and release in 2014. Rare questions, interesting answers. | Dec 24 05:27 |
iophk | Cool. | Dec 24 05:28 |
iophk | Seems last updated Dec 2012: http://perens.com/business/kiloboot | Dec 24 05:28 |
TechrightsBot-tr | perens.com | Kiloboot: Bruce Perens' Latest Start-Up Company. | Dec 24 05:28 |
roy_ | He has not got much impact anymore | Dec 24 05:28 |
iophk | Not really. He's doing other things. | Dec 24 05:29 |
roy_ | I reckon he focuses on his son Stanley and works for some company or entity that's working quietly with gov. dept. (avoiding unanted attention by the Proprietary Cult) | Dec 24 05:29 |
roy_ | I can't even talk about what I do at work for this reason | Dec 24 05:29 |
roy_ | Last night Drupal, GNU/Linux, Icinga, Puppet, and JBOSS | Dec 24 05:30 |
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roy_ | https://twitter.com/EllieAsksWhy/status/415440248026312705/photo/1 | Dec 24 06:17 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @EllieAsksWhy: @schestowitz I'd like a reprieve from religious proselytizing served by Google Ads http://t.co/uxhIcDtdCE | Dec 24 06:17 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @EllieAsksWhy: @schestowitz I'd like a reprieve from religious proselytizing served by Google Ads http://t.co/uxhIcDtdCE | Dec 24 06:17 |
roy_ | AdBlock would help; I had 3 hours wasted by a couple of "Elders" two months ago. | Dec 24 06:18 |
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roy_ | http://www.motherjones.com/mojo/2013/12/rss/authors/231116?page=7 | Dec 24 06:44 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.motherjones.com | Mojo - December 2013 | Mother Jones [ http://ur1.ca/g92ng ] | Dec 24 06:44 |
iophk | http://falkvinge.net/2013/12/24/reminder-2-hunt-for-file-sharers-violate-fundamental-human-rights-says-european-court-of-human-rights/ | Dec 24 07:00 |
TechrightsBot-tr | falkvinge.net | Reminder 2: Hunt For File-Sharers Violates Fundamental Human Rights (Says The European Court Of Human Rights) - Falkvinge on Infopolicy [ http://ur1.ca/g92qb ] | Dec 24 07:00 |
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MinceR | geekings | Dec 24 08:22 |
roy_ | j0 | Dec 24 08:31 |
iophk | http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/edward-snowden-after-months-of-nsa-revelations-says-his-missions-accomplished/2013/12/23/49fc36de-6c1c-11e3-a523-fe73f0ff6b8d_story.html | Dec 24 08:31 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.washingtonpost.com | Edward Snowden, after months of NSA revelations, says his mission’s accomplished - The Washington Post [ http://ur1.ca/g92un ] | Dec 24 08:31 |
roy_ | Snowden did well | Dec 24 08:45 |
roy_ | Stallman is a big fan | Dec 24 08:45 |
roy_ | Also of Assange, whom he met before he met me in the UK | Dec 24 08:45 |
roy_ | In his latest talk RMS asks the audience for three cheers to Snowden | Dec 24 08:46 |
roy_ | http://techrights.org/2013/12/24/conflating-us-with-proprietary/ | Dec 24 08:46 |
TechrightsBot-tr | techrights.org | Despite US Roots, Red Hat Appears to Have Benefited From NSA Scandals | Techrights [ http://ur1.ca/g9366 ] | Dec 24 08:49 |
oiaohm | Really in a lot of ways Snowden objective is got. | Dec 24 08:49 |
oiaohm | Distrust in the USA system. | Dec 24 08:49 |
oiaohm | Was exactly waht Snowden was after. | Dec 24 08:49 |
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msb_ | The primary motive of U.S. foreign policy is the destruction of socialismeverywhere in the world, in order to increase the profits of the ultra-wealthypsychopaths who control the U.S. government. http://cosmicpenguin.com/#American_HolocaustSocialist Stallman being the leader of the very successful and expanding GNU/Linux/FOSS/FSF/GPLmovement has the side-effect of educating people about the benefits of sharing, cooperation,and socialism. | Dec 24 10:39 |
TechrightsBot-tr | cosmicpenguin.com | Human Society That Works For Everyone [ http://ur1.ca/g93n2 ] | Dec 24 10:39 |
msb_ | So the Axis-of-Evil/US-UK-Israel/NWO/World-Fascism has a motive for trying to separate RMS from GNU-Linux-FOSS, as much as MS does. Thus the attack on RMSreported in Phoronix could be from the CIA, etc. The US govt has announced explicitly that it is employing anonymous posters in Net forums to attack policies it doesn't like. | Dec 24 10:39 |
iophk | Or from M$ or both... | Dec 24 10:39 |
msb_ | Opps, should have been: "...http://cosmicpenguin.com/#American_Holocaust Socialist Stallman..." | Dec 24 10:43 |
TechrightsBot-tr | cosmicpenguin.com | Human Society That Works For Everyone [ http://ur1.ca/g23vd ] | Dec 24 10:43 |
MinceR | where's the place of the command economy in all this? | Dec 24 10:44 |
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msb_ | I'd say that production and prices should be governed by a free market (subject to not doing harm), but that businesses should be controlled democratically by their workers and the profits shared among them according to hours worked. | Dec 24 10:48 |
iophk | Rewarding the inefficient? ;) | Dec 24 10:49 |
msb_ | Grossly inefficient workers would be fired by democratic worker control. | Dec 24 10:50 |
MinceR | ic | Dec 24 10:51 |
_Goblin | So it would be a popularity contest where a hopeless worker who is liked by all would keep their job...cracking system you've got there. | Dec 24 10:51 |
_Goblin | "aw....he might be crap but he has a wife and two kids, lets keep him on" | Dec 24 10:52 |
msb_ | A "hopeless worker" would decrease profits and thus lower the income of all workers, so would not be "popular". | Dec 24 10:52 |
_Goblin | I'm not even going to bother......thank you MSB, another award winning idea. | Dec 24 10:52 |
_Goblin | and just a thought....whilst all this decision making is going on by the "workers"....who is going to do any actual work? - Again, thats only a thought MSB....I don't need another one of you "ideas" | Dec 24 10:54 |
msb_ | Also, control of the government would be strictly one-person-one-vote, no lobbying by businesses, no corporations-as-persons, etc. | Dec 24 10:54 |
MinceR | The Patrician is the Man, he has the Vote. :> | Dec 24 10:56 |
msb_ | Tim the Goblin stalks and attacks me here and in COLA. His attacks always have a personal slant. | Dec 24 10:56 |
_Goblin | ? I was responding.... Look who is the OP here MSB...who's stalking? | Dec 24 10:57 |
_Goblin | Liar as well as nut? | Dec 24 10:57 |
msb_ | QED | Dec 24 10:57 |
_Goblin | Tell you what MSB...you talk your paranoia and nonsense to another channel where I'm not the OP, then lets see if I follow. | Dec 24 10:58 |
_Goblin | I can assure you I wouldn't...but go ahead and try | Dec 24 10:58 |
_Goblin | As for COLA. When was the last time you posted? I've been there months haven't seen you there. | Dec 24 10:59 |
msb_ | But he stalked, attacked, and sneered at me when I was posting in COLA. | Dec 24 11:00 |
_Goblin | I was there before you...and yes I sneared....youre ideas are offensive and stupid. | Dec 24 11:00 |
_Goblin | so its just COLA now? | Dec 24 11:01 |
_Goblin | not here? | Dec 24 11:01 |
_Goblin | everyone laughed at you in COLA, including the Linux/free software advocates...do you need reminding MSB? | Dec 24 11:01 |
_Goblin | infact you and Snit are the two people who manage to unite opinion between the proprietary & free software crowds in comp.os.linux.advocacy | Dec 24 11:03 |
msb_ | http://cosmicpenguin.com/misc/Cricketb.mp3 | Dec 24 11:17 |
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DaemonFC | schestowitz__, http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTU1MDk | Dec 24 11:58 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.phoronix.com | [Phoronix] Microsoft SIlverlight Proposed For Ubuntu 14.04 LTS [ http://ur1.ca/g93yl ] | Dec 24 11:58 |
DaemonFC | NPAPI is still supported in Chrome. They'll probably get rid of it eventually, for the same reason Microsoft did. | Dec 24 12:03 |
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iophk | https://pressfreedomfoundation.org/blog/2013/12/if-snowden-returned-us-trial-all-whistleblower-evidence-would-likely-be-inadmissible | Dec 24 12:22 |
TechrightsBot-tr | pressfreedomfoundation.org | If Snowden Returned to US For Trial, All Whistleblower Evidence Would Likely Be Inadmissible | Freedom of the Press Foundation [ http://ur1.ca/g941u ] | Dec 24 12:22 |
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schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3445454 | Dec 24 12:54 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com reshared: precision... | Dec 24 12:54 |
schestowitz__ | "true" | Dec 24 12:55 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3445632 | Dec 24 12:55 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Despite US Roots, Red Hat Appears to Have Benefited From NSA Scandals | Dec 24 12:55 |
schestowitz__ | "Clear and if you are the headman from a company or trust, a rway to get out of this play ...." | Dec 24 12:55 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> techrights.org | Despite US Roots, Red Hat Appears to Have Benefited From NSA Scandals | Techrights [ http://ur1.ca/g9366 ] | Dec 24 12:55 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3445277 | Dec 24 12:55 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: If Snowden returned to US for trial, could court admit any NSA leak evidence? | Dec 24 12:55 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> boingboing.net | If Snowden returned to US for trial, could court admit any NSA leak evidence? - Boing Boing [ http://ur1.ca/g947j ] | Dec 24 12:55 |
schestowitz__ | "Who is Michael Hastings?" | Dec 24 12:55 |
schestowitz__ | Died in bizarre accident before publishing a major piece about the CIA | Dec 24 12:56 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3442778 | Dec 24 12:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: This Christmas don't settle for a listening device; return to store, exchange for something like a tablet http://www.extremetech.com/computing/170874-the-secret-second-operating-system-that-could-make-every-mobile-phone-insecure | Dec 24 12:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.extremetech.com | The secret second operating system that could make every mobile phone insecure | ExtremeTech [ http://ur1.ca/g8wag ] | Dec 24 12:57 |
schestowitz__ | "@Jim R: Point on that. There's always cache-and-burst surveillance. Sigh. I guess I'm going back to a pair of tin cans and a string." | Dec 24 12:57 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3445870 | Dec 24 12:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: The site "Microsoft Watch" (pro-Microsoft fan site) died with the acquisition which the #linux site survived http://linux.slashdot.org/story/13/12/24/1348231/linuxdevices-content-returns-to-the-web | Dec 24 12:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> beta.slashdot.org | LinuxDevices Content Returns To the Web - Slashdot [ http://ur1.ca/g947u ] | Dec 24 12:57 |
schestowitz__ | "Interesting. QuinStreet is one of those massive "content-farm" sites, which I suspect may be getting negatively affected by some recent Google actions against crap content." | Dec 24 12:57 |
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sebsebseb | hi | Dec 24 14:43 |
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sebsebseb | hi | Dec 24 15:41 |
iophk | hi | Dec 24 15:45 |
sebsebseb | iophk: he really doesn't want Magiea or FEdora stuff etc at the event | Dec 24 15:46 |
sebsebseb | it seems | Dec 24 15:46 |
iophk | It would make good swag | Dec 24 15:47 |
sebsebseb | indeed | Dec 24 15:47 |
sebsebseb | iophk: I may be missing the next meeting as well, because of smething ese | Dec 24 15:47 |
sebsebseb | iophk: oh and I am quite happy about something unrelated at the moment to, but don't want to talk about that in here | Dec 24 15:48 |
sebsebseb | iophk: and I am about to eat something rather nice :d | Dec 24 15:48 |
iophk | excellent^2 | Dec 24 15:49 |
sebsebseb | thingey in the air and 2, what does that mean? | Dec 24 15:49 |
iophk | squared | Dec 24 15:49 |
sebsebseb | like saying excellent to both ? | Dec 24 15:49 |
iophk | yep | Dec 24 15:49 |
sebsebseb | iophk: it's their event really now | Dec 24 15:51 |
sebsebseb | ,but I'll still do the feedback form | Dec 24 15:51 |
sebsebseb | and | Dec 24 15:51 |
iophk | find some collaborators and do a real installfest... | Dec 24 15:52 |
sebsebseb | try and get some stuff for Ubuntu and Mint, and do a LIBRE oFFIC hand out, and get something in for Mozilla I gues | Dec 24 15:52 |
sebsebseb | iophk: there isn't really anyone | Dec 24 15:52 |
sebsebseb | or not from that paticular group | Dec 24 15:52 |
iophk | no, *not* from that group | Dec 24 15:52 |
sebsebseb | iophk: anyway I may have something soon to really nicely take my mind off stuff like that more, but not sure yet :d | Dec 24 15:52 |
sebsebseb | iophk: I think I know why not many go to hte metings group that group now as well, beause of smething else | Dec 24 15:53 |
iophk | too bad | Dec 24 15:53 |
sebsebseb | there's this other thing | Dec 24 15:54 |
sebsebseb | and yeah they got quite a lot of people really it seems | Dec 24 15:54 |
sebsebseb | iophk: I think it's good to have other interests to, that aren't all tech related in life as well :) | Dec 24 15:55 |
sebsebseb | iophk: computers don't really bring true happyness, but may be able to use them to find ture happyness | Dec 24 15:57 |
iophk | possibly | Dec 24 15:57 |
sebsebseb | and some of these computer related interests can get kind of sad/depressive at times, depends though | Dec 24 15:58 |
sebsebseb | iophk: computers can be used as a tool, to help with other parts of ones ife! | Dec 24 16:00 |
iophk | yes they are just tools | Dec 24 16:00 |
sebsebseb | tools that can run awesome software though | Dec 24 16:01 |
sebsebseb | Linux, GNOME 3 etc :d | Dec 24 16:01 |
sebsebseb | software that can be life changing as well | Dec 24 16:01 |
sebsebseb | be more than just software | Dec 24 16:01 |
iophk | software is the tool at this point | Dec 24 16:02 |
sebsebseb | iophk: yeah opensource/freesoftware is a whole ecocosytem of stuff, and it can be so much more than just software | Dec 24 16:02 |
sebsebseb | or can result in quit a few things as a result, depending on person etc | Dec 24 16:02 |
sebsebseb | and their intereset when it come to that, what they been doing etc | Dec 24 16:02 |
sebsebseb | ,but software itself, probably won't realy bring someone true happyness | Dec 24 16:03 |
sebsebseb | ,but using the software etc, to find someone, that can for example, wel yeah that can be done | Dec 24 16:03 |
sebsebseb | using the software and Internet in this case | Dec 24 16:03 |
sebsebseb | and can get peope into other things, depending on what hapepns etc as well | Dec 24 16:04 |
sebsebseb | iophk: ,but I don't know about you, but I don't really ike sitting for hours and hours on the computer now | Dec 24 16:04 |
sebsebseb | not doing much at all really | Dec 24 16:04 |
iophk | work more with people then | Dec 24 16:04 |
sebsebseb | well if music is on that's a bit diffenret | Dec 24 16:05 |
sebsebseb | iophk: yeah I am meeting more peple etc now | Dec 24 16:05 |
sebsebseb | if that's what you mean | Dec 24 16:05 |
sebsebseb | in perosn | Dec 24 16:05 |
sebsebseb | and I mainly use my computer as a communiaiont device really, and been like that for many years | Dec 24 16:05 |
sebsebseb | my as in whatever computer using at the time | Dec 24 16:06 |
sebsebseb | iophk: ,but I can't be ike schestowitz__ for example and blog about loads of potentail threats to software freedom and micro blog as well etc | Dec 24 16:06 |
sebsebseb | altough I guess most of us can't be quite like him when it come to that kindof thing ayway, since other stuff in life etc you know | Dec 24 16:07 |
sebsebseb | and I used to read loads of LInux related articles etc | Dec 24 16:07 |
sebsebseb | years ago, but I hardly do that anymore now, onlne ones I mean and so on. I guess things change as peple get older here and there though | Dec 24 16:08 |
sebsebseb | iophk: computer interests didn't quite get me to where I wanted to be in lie basically, or so it seems | Dec 24 16:08 |
sebsebseb | ok I should go and eat and that really | Dec 24 16:08 |
*sebsebseb goes afk | Dec 24 16:09 | |
sebsebseb | iophk: altough computer interests did link to other things that doig now, some of them, and such, good stuff | Dec 24 16:09 |
iophk | like eating... :) | Dec 24 16:09 |
sebsebseb | in some ways things happended as a result, that has made me more confident as aperson andsuch | Dec 24 16:10 |
sebsebseb | ,but yeah I'll go afknow | Dec 24 16:10 |
msb_ | By enabling people all over the planet to communicate and share their ideas at low cost, computers, free software, and the Internet are greatly helping people to meet, find common purposes, and realize that those in other countries are really not so different from ourselves, thus dissolving the alienation that the NWO rulers use to keep us separated. | Dec 24 16:33 |
msb_ | A good example is this IRC channel! | Dec 24 16:34 |
msb_ | Also, the principle of the GPL, and "Information wants to be free", and "Human knowledge belongs to the World", and even Bittorrent, is spreading to other fields such as the publication of scientific research, where people are starting to put their papers up on the Web for everyone to download and read, instead of journals charging people $50 to get a copy. | Dec 24 16:37 |
msb_ | I think that all this, including especially the international cooperation in the creation of free software, is the beginning of the World Community -- worldwide sharing and cooperation, which is the exact opposite of the New World Order (world fascism). | Dec 24 16:40 |
msb_ | I think we're at a wonderful moment in human history. A couple of months ago, Obama, the leader of the NWO, was thwarted in his effort to destroy Syria (as he'd done to Libya) by using Al-Qaeda, because his plot was exposed on the Net. And a couple of days ago, the greatest advance in life extension was published, and the research article was immediately posted for free access on the Net. | Dec 24 16:54 |
msb_ | The Internet is the most powerful means of long-range, wide-spread communication that our species has ever had. "Communicate" doesn't just mean to talk to each other. "Comm" means "together", and "uni" means "one". Coming together as one! | Dec 24 17:04 |
MinceR | that's what she said. | Dec 24 17:04 |
msb_ | Brava! | Dec 24 17:07 |
MinceR | :) | Dec 24 17:08 |
roy_ | https://joindiaspora.com/stream# | Dec 24 17:08 |
TechrightsBot-tr | joindiaspora.com | Diaspora* / Sign in | Dec 24 17:08 |
roy_ | https://joindiaspora.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/images/scaled_full_2e47bb54edf6cf560a3a.jpg | Dec 24 17:09 |
msb_ | Good one, Roy! That's what happens when government, which is designed to protect people from psychopaths, is _taken over_ by big psychopaths and used by them. | Dec 24 17:31 |
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roy_ | Church Across the Road is quite nice | Dec 25 05:49 |
roy_ | nice as in well presented http://schestowitz.com/royrianne/gallery/index.php/Christmas-Eve/Church-Across-the-Road | Dec 25 05:53 |
TechrightsBot-tr | schestowitz.com | Church Across the Road [ http://ur1.ca/g98vl ] | Dec 25 05:53 |
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MinceR | geekings | Dec 25 10:58 |
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sebsebseb | fewt @deaddistroleader/fewt | Dec 25 12:19 |
sebsebseb | fewt @deaddistro/leader/fewt | Dec 25 12:19 |
fewt | yes | Dec 25 12:20 |
fewt | that is I | Dec 25 12:21 |
fewt | dead distro leader | Dec 25 12:21 |
sebsebseb | fewt: yeah GNOME 3 and SystemD :d | Dec 25 12:21 |
fewt | Windows | Dec 25 12:21 |
sebsebseb | Mac OS X | Dec 25 12:22 |
fewt | no, seriously that's what I use now on my laptop | Dec 25 12:22 |
fewt | but I'm mostly using Android these days | Dec 25 12:22 |
sebsebseb | oh? | Dec 25 12:22 |
sebsebseb | fewt: surel there's some other distro similar to what you wanted out there htough | Dec 25 12:22 |
fewt | nope | Dec 25 12:22 |
fewt | not worth the fight | Dec 25 12:22 |
sebsebseb | you could resurrecture Fudunbut for persoanl useage | Dec 25 12:23 |
fewt | I FOSS on Windows | Dec 25 12:23 |
fewt | I did that for a while, too much effort | Dec 25 12:23 |
sebsebseb | fewt: distro wars! | Dec 25 12:23 |
sebsebseb | interface wars! | Dec 25 12:23 |
fewt | wars wars! | Dec 25 12:23 |
sebsebseb | fewt: opinated polotial minded Linux geeks | Dec 25 12:23 |
sebsebseb | my distro is better than yours, no mine is... | Dec 25 12:24 |
fewt | I'd rather go outside and live life than muck with software wars | Dec 25 12:24 |
sebsebseb | fewt: or no we won't have your distro or interface for the event beuase.... oh I got that | Dec 25 12:24 |
sebsebseb | ,because what I have to guess | Dec 25 12:24 |
sebsebseb | ,but probaby have it right with my gueses | Dec 25 12:24 |
sebsebseb | fewt: yep bingo | Dec 25 12:24 |
sebsebseb | fewt: I was saying similar stuff to iophk yesterday | Dec 25 12:25 |
sebsebseb | in here | Dec 25 12:25 |
fewt | ahh | Dec 25 12:25 |
sebsebseb | how these interests can end up bein quite sad and stuff | Dec 25 12:25 |
sebsebseb | and well yeah, and they can effect other parts of life, and not realy lead to true happynes an such | Dec 25 12:25 |
MinceR | i can see how a windows user would rather go outside and live life than use windows :> | Dec 25 12:26 |
sebsebseb | may be able to use a computer to find someone that can lead one to true life happyness though | Dec 25 12:26 |
fewt | MinceR hah | Dec 25 12:26 |
sebsebseb | MinceR: more like they would rahte just ue A | Dec 25 12:26 |
sebsebseb | Android | Dec 25 12:26 |
sebsebseb | than that slow WIndows install | Dec 25 12:26 |
sebsebseb | a lot of them | Dec 25 12:26 |
sebsebseb | they don't kjnow why really, but they kow Android is for them the better expereice for their basic stuff, since it just works or pretty much | Dec 25 12:26 |
sebsebseb | didn't get a slow etc like wINDOWS | Dec 25 12:27 |
sebsebseb | fewt: yeah do you get sad sitting at a computer a lot now? | Dec 25 12:27 |
sebsebseb | for hours and hours | Dec 25 12:27 |
sebsebseb | do you evven do that still? | Dec 25 12:27 |
fewt | sebsebseb I don't do that really | Dec 25 12:27 |
sebsebseb | ok, but you used to? | Dec 25 12:27 |
fewt | only here now because my VPS blew up a bit | Dec 25 12:28 |
fewt | yes | Dec 25 12:28 |
fewt | all day all night every day | Dec 25 12:28 |
sebsebseb | you used to sit on the computer yep | Dec 25 12:28 |
sebsebseb | many ours per day ad night | Dec 25 12:28 |
sebsebseb | yep bingo | Dec 25 12:28 |
sebsebseb | same here | Dec 25 12:28 |
sebsebseb | ,but now not so much | Dec 25 12:28 |
sebsebseb | not quite as much, ok maybe party since TV, but other things to | Dec 25 12:28 |
sebsebseb | fewt: I mainly use a computer as a commuiaiotn device | Dec 25 12:29 |
sebsebseb | anyway | Dec 25 12:29 |
sebsebseb | and it's always been like that realy, and a muisc player here and there and such to | Dec 25 12:29 |
sebsebseb | fewt: I don't really do anything that techi most of the time | Dec 25 12:29 |
sebsebseb | when using a computer | Dec 25 12:29 |
sebsebseb | if at all realy | Dec 25 12:29 |
MinceR | i prefer sitting on a chair to sitting on a computer | Dec 25 12:29 |
fewt | MinceR: see, you've been doing it wrong | Dec 25 12:30 |
sebsebseb | MinceR: oh your trying to be funny again | Dec 25 12:30 |
fewt | sitting on the computer is more enjoyable for sebsebseb | Dec 25 12:30 |
MinceR | ic | Dec 25 12:30 |
MinceR | i doubt most of these are designed to support a human body | Dec 25 12:30 |
sebsebseb | sittig on a Windows computer makes fewt realy happy | Dec 25 12:30 |
sebsebseb | when MinceR sits on a Linux computer, Linux says, your curshing me :d | Dec 25 12:31 |
sebsebseb | anyway yeah so sititng at a computer | Dec 25 12:31 |
sebsebseb | I do't like sitting at a computer that much anymore | Dec 25 12:31 |
sebsebseb | however if it's bne turned into a music player, or a TV that's a bit differnet, but in general | Dec 25 12:31 |
sebsebseb | a TV, wll watching videos I mean | Dec 25 12:32 |
sebsebseb | or Iplayer BBC Click for examle | Dec 25 12:32 |
sebsebseb | example | Dec 25 12:32 |
sebsebseb | fewt: do computer intersts make you sad now at times | Dec 25 12:33 |
sebsebseb | ? | Dec 25 12:33 |
fewt | I don't care about computers, so no | Dec 25 12:33 |
fewt | it's just a thing that does a job. | Dec 25 12:33 |
fewt | ;) | Dec 25 12:33 |
sebsebseb | fewt: you cared a lot more before | Dec 25 12:34 |
MinceR | they're things that do many jobs :> | Dec 25 12:34 |
sebsebseb | hence Fuduntu | Dec 25 12:34 |
sebsebseb | for examle | Dec 25 12:34 |
fewt | anyway, merry xmas, happy "just another day", or whatever suits your belief system - I'm out, time to go get chinese! :) | Dec 25 12:34 |
fewt | adios! | Dec 25 12:34 |
MinceR | (not necessarily well, though) | Dec 25 12:34 |
sebsebseb | fewt: yes Merry Christmas | Dec 25 12:34 |
MinceR | happy solstice, fewt | Dec 25 12:34 |
sebsebseb | fewt: altough having chinese on Christmas, isn't realy Christmas? | Dec 25 12:34 |
MinceR | you shouldn't let tradition limit you | Dec 25 12:35 |
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sebsebseb | MinceR: true | Dec 25 12:35 |
sebsebseb | MinceR: and Christmas is going to be differnet for me this year, since not going to have any of the Turkey | Dec 25 12:36 |
sebsebseb | ,but tha's since I have decided to care much more about what I am eating, in the lat six months or so | Dec 25 12:36 |
sebsebseb | well more than that reay | Dec 25 12:36 |
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sebsebseb | MinceR: I think how mot people eat dead anials and just don't care, isn't quite right really, but how it is | Dec 25 12:37 |
iophk | http://www.nydailynews.com/news/world/edward-snowden-nsa-spying-worse-orwell-nineteen-eighty-four-article-1.1558183 | Dec 25 12:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.nydailynews.com | Edward Snowden says NSA spying worse than Orwell’s ‘Nineteen Eighty-Four’ - NY Daily News [ http://ur1.ca/g9cax ] | Dec 25 12:57 |
MinceR | sebsebseb: what's not right about it? | Dec 25 12:58 |
roy_ | fewt: some really foul-mouthed person who claims to know you was here the other night | Dec 25 13:02 |
roy_ | bbl | Dec 25 13:02 |
fewt | roy_: I just looked in the logs, I have no idea who that was. | Dec 25 14:07 |
fewt | chinese was yummy | Dec 25 14:07 |
fewt | :D | Dec 25 14:07 |
msb__ | Just watched a great movie called "Christmas in Conway (2013)", with Mary-Louise Parker and other good folks. Can't tell you here where to find it, but get the one labelled "PLAYNOW" -- 1.43GB. | Dec 25 14:07 |
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Sosumi | https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/16524160/nmp/nmp54.jpg | Dec 25 15:05 |
Sosumi | also | Dec 25 15:05 |
Sosumi | merry christmas | Dec 25 15:05 |
MinceR | merry grav-mass | Dec 25 15:08 |
MinceR | lol @ pic | Dec 25 15:08 |
schestowitz__ | grav-mass is RMS' invention, an original AFAIK | Dec 25 16:19 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3403315 | Dec 25 16:25 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Don't worry. The #pentagon says it only targets terrorists. http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/12/03/us-britain-snowden-guardian-idUSBRE9B20TL20131203 http://www.theguardian.com/media/2010/dec/19/assange-high-tech-terrorist-biden | Dec 25 16:25 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.reuters.com | British news staff may face terrorism charges over Snowden leaks | Reuters [ http://ur1.ca/g6fkw ] | Dec 25 16:25 |
schestowitz__ | "I really don't want to start another dispute about amerikan constitution . I was raised to believe it is not our words that constitute us , but our deeds . So look at the deeds of amerika , from the very start of it , the very foundations it was built on , and tell me , what was amerika constituted on ? What is it that amerika stands for today , and what is it that it stood for , since the first white pilgrim decided he has human | Dec 25 16:25 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.theguardian.com | Julian Assange like a hi-tech terrorist, says Joe Biden | Media | The Guardian [ http://ur1.ca/g6fkx ] | Dec 25 16:25 |
schestowitz__ | rights , and red-skinned trash occupying the new world has none ?" | Dec 25 16:25 |
schestowitz__ | "By "truth" you mean honoured and obeyed? If so... different parts, at different times, to different degrees, by different people." | Dec 25 16:27 |
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MinceR | "I think the idea of Grav-Mass was conceived by science fiction writer James Hogan." | Dec 25 16:42 |
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Sosumi | http://rt.com/news/iron-maiden-piracy-sellout-tours-759/ | Dec 25 16:55 |
TechrightsBot-tr | rt.com | NO TITLE [ http://ur1.ca/g9e6e ] | Dec 25 16:55 |
Sosumi | Iron Maiden taking metrics on downloads for concert planning | Dec 25 16:55 |
Sosumi | instead of suing the file sharers | Dec 25 16:55 |
Sosumi | and yes, if they do pass through portugal, I'll go to their concert | Dec 25 16:56 |
MinceR | nice | Dec 25 16:57 |
Sosumi | it was demonoid that introduced me to iron maiden | Dec 25 16:57 |
Sosumi | so, thx to those "dirty pirates" over there I learned about them | Dec 25 16:58 |
Sosumi | it wasn't on the itunes "vomit" store nor on major superstores that don't even carry their CDs | Dec 25 16:59 |
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Sosumi | I only learned of bands like Pink Floyd, Iron Maiden, Dio, Black SAbbath, Rainbow, Vangelis, Kraftwerk, Amon Tobin and so on | Dec 25 17:03 |
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Sosumi | through the folks at demonoid | Dec 25 17:03 |
Sosumi | aka the "dirty pirates" | Dec 25 17:03 |
Sosumi | if I was relying on itunes top/major hits/featured playlists, I'd simply have limited myself to what my grandfather used to listen | Dec 25 17:05 |
Sosumi | which by itself was already good | Dec 25 17:05 |
Sosumi | Bach, Verdi, Wagner, Dizzy Gillespie, Miles Davis, Sinatra | Dec 25 17:05 |
Sosumi | because pretty much of what's around is pure garbage | Dec 25 17:06 |
Sosumi | yeah milley virus or lady caca | Dec 25 17:07 |
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Sosumi | http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-12-25/trip-through-bitcoin-mines | Dec 25 17:18 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.zerohedge.com | A Trip Through The Bitcoin Mines | Zero Hedge [ http://ur1.ca/g9e8o ] | Dec 25 17:18 |
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Sosumi | http://anki3d.org/developing-games-linux-steamos/ | Dec 25 18:59 |
TechrightsBot-tr | anki3d.org | Developing games on and for Linux/SteamOS | AnKi 3D Engine Dev Blog [ http://ur1.ca/g9egz ] | Dec 25 18:59 |
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Sosumi | and confirmed, crapple sending specific guidelines to reviewers of their buttplug pro | Dec 25 19:16 |
Sosumi | and that is the benchmarks that they can post and no mention to the lack of expandability | Dec 25 19:17 |
Sosumi | from what I can tell from a german magazine, the thing simply turns into a jetengine under luxmark | Dec 25 19:17 |
MinceR | and flies into the ceiling? | Dec 25 19:18 |
Sosumi | but no word about how the puny 450W can keep the system going | Dec 25 19:18 |
Sosumi | I don't know, lawl, | Dec 25 19:18 |
MinceR | well, afaik the peak power input is used mostly only for starting up the pc | Dec 25 19:19 |
Sosumi | but my pc can do luxmarks and yotaluxmarks without revimp up its fans | Dec 25 19:19 |
MinceR | so if they can turn it into some sort of staged startup, maybe they can get by with less | Dec 25 19:19 |
MinceR | but my info might be outdated | Dec 25 19:19 |
Sosumi | on the buttplug is 450W max | Dec 25 19:19 |
Sosumi | and you can't keep max both gpus and cpu at the same time with that | Dec 25 19:20 |
Sosumi | unless they did massive underclocking or used laptop parts | Dec 25 19:21 |
Sosumi | gimped 7870 rebranded as firepro has already been confirmed | Dec 25 19:21 |
Sosumi | and for the same price crapple asks for the trashcan, you can instead get a 24 core HP Z workstation with 3 years warranty | Dec 25 19:22 |
Sosumi | effin unbelievable, | Dec 25 19:23 |
Sosumi | specially since they just used the "workstation" graphics to jack up the price that much | Dec 25 19:24 |
Sosumi | when a maxed 2009 mac pro costed 5400€ and my powermac quad G5, back in 2005 costed 4800€ | Dec 25 19:24 |
Sosumi | a maxed trashcan is 9800€ | Dec 25 19:25 |
MinceR | well, the logo is costly :> | Dec 25 19:25 |
Sosumi | mercedes are expensive | Dec 25 19:25 |
MinceR | and also crap | Dec 25 19:25 |
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Sosumi | I like mercedes :P | Dec 25 19:26 |
MinceR | (though lately i've only been in their buses) | Dec 25 19:26 |
MinceR | (but damn, are they shoddy) | Dec 25 19:26 |
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Sosumi | I was going to say that they drive well and are extremely durable | Dec 25 19:26 |
MinceR | the upholstery in the sprinter just peels off in huge patches | Dec 25 19:26 |
MinceR | it has practically no ventilation for the passengers | Dec 25 19:26 |
MinceR | the sides wave like a flag in the wind | Dec 25 19:26 |
Sosumi | and that I still see mercedes from 1988 running around here and they still look excelent despite their age | Dec 25 19:27 |
MinceR | the mercedes citaro has "seats" designed for garden gnomes | Dec 25 19:27 |
Sosumi | aside from the metro I really don't use that much the buses | Dec 25 19:27 |
MinceR | and of course, having a thin channel in the floor be low (see, it has a "low floor") was a good excuse to take away a massive amount of space in the back for the engine | Dec 25 19:28 |
MinceR | oh, also the sprinter stinks on the inside | Dec 25 19:28 |
MinceR | my father drove a rented mercedes-benz car once, and he wasn't impressed iirc | Dec 25 19:29 |
schestowitz | Mercedes is for p****ies | Dec 25 19:29 |
MinceR | indeed | Dec 25 19:29 |
schestowitz | trying to make up for insecurities | Dec 25 19:29 |
schestowitz | There are strong cars that don't cost as much | Dec 25 19:30 |
Sosumi | like? | Dec 25 19:30 |
Sosumi | tell me something nice that sells here in europe | Dec 25 19:30 |
MinceR | even old ikarus buses were better than the citaro | Dec 25 19:31 |
Sosumi | not buses, | Dec 25 19:31 |
Sosumi | cars | Dec 25 19:31 |
schestowitz | I'm not even sure that Mercedes is still made in German, probably just assembled there for the most part, and perhaps key parts like engines are made in germany | Dec 25 19:31 |
MinceR | i've heard they're made in turkey | Dec 25 19:31 |
schestowitz | yeah | Dec 25 19:31 |
schestowitz | or | Dec 25 19:31 |
schestowitz | Some Turkish workers brought to Germany | Dec 25 19:32 |
schestowitz | Although production is done in Poland, too | Dec 25 19:32 |
schestowitz | germans don't seem to like the millions of Turkish workers, some of them get nbaturalised | Dec 25 19:32 |
schestowitz | and less in self-segregated communties, at least that's the opinion I hear of... | Dec 25 19:33 |
schestowitz | A lot of other german brands don't do production in germany | Dec 25 19:33 |
schestowitz | just in other EU member states | Dec 25 19:33 |
schestowitz | So it works well for them, cheaper labour, money flows to German companies | Dec 25 19:33 |
Sosumi | well I guess my comparison of the german produced mercedes with the foxxcon gulag labor got blown | Dec 25 19:34 |
Sosumi | :) | Dec 25 19:34 |
Sosumi | well I drive a renault 21 turbo, french made | Dec 25 19:35 |
Sosumi | to the point it has yellow lights by default | Dec 25 19:35 |
MinceR | what do they like about yellow lights? | Dec 25 19:35 |
Sosumi | fog | Dec 25 19:36 |
Sosumi | instead of coming with white lights + lower "yellow" fog lights | Dec 25 19:36 |
Sosumi | it came with both in yellow | Dec 25 19:37 |
Sosumi | they're still the original lamps and I didn't bother changing them | Dec 25 19:37 |
Sosumi | because the yellow int let's me actually see holes on the road much better | Dec 25 19:38 |
MinceR | :) | Dec 25 19:38 |
Sosumi | *tint | Dec 25 19:38 |
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Sosumi | aside from the car topic | Dec 25 19:42 |
Sosumi | Ed Bernays in his book Propaganda said | Dec 25 19:42 |
Sosumi | that in order to get sales, the solution wasn't to lower the price | Dec 25 19:43 |
Sosumi | but instead, to actually raise it | Dec 25 19:43 |
MinceR | indeed | Dec 25 19:43 |
MinceR | and that is applied also to cars | Dec 25 19:43 |
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Sosumi | to create an atmosphere of want towards a product because of the aura of uniqueness/elitism it emanates | Dec 25 19:45 |
Sosumi | and crapple is doing that with the ashtray pro | Dec 25 19:46 |
Sosumi | asking you way more than before, for a lesses product | Dec 25 19:46 |
Sosumi | but with an *cough* unique design | Dec 25 19:47 |
Sosumi | and yes the same can be said for cars | Dec 25 19:47 |
MinceR | still not as bad as the hypePhone, where they ask for ~10x the money than what a superior phone would cost | Dec 25 19:47 |
Sosumi | 200k € for an aston martin dbs | Dec 25 19:47 |
Sosumi | and it's not exactly and awesome car to drive | Dec 25 19:47 |
Sosumi | hey fiat kind of copied their design on some models | Dec 25 19:48 |
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Sosumi | vray 10 to 20% faster on windows than it is on the trashcan pro running osx | Dec 25 20:43 |
Sosumi | no linux comparison, | Dec 25 20:45 |
Sosumi | at least I was expecting a performance test with RHEL/fedora to see how the drivers handle | Dec 25 20:46 |
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MinceR | gn | Dec 25 21:46 |
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roy_ | MinceR: "Mr. Orban has been criticized by the European Union and human-rights groups for limiting freedoms of expression, among other controversial political moves" | Dec 26 04:31 |
roy_ | http://chronicle.com/article/84-Year-Old-Philosopher/143491/ | Dec 26 04:31 |
TechrightsBot-tr | chronicle.com | 84-Year-Old Philosopher Rallies Opposition to Hungary's Hard-Line Government - Global - The Chronicle of Higher Education [ http://ur1.ca/g9g7l ] | Dec 26 04:32 |
roy_ | crap article: http://www.lansingstatejournal.com/article/20131225/OPINION01/312250038/Editorial-roundup-Taking-sides-NSA-debate | Dec 26 04:35 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.lansingstatejournal.com | NO TITLE [ http://ur1.ca/g9g7z ] | Dec 26 04:35 |
roy_ | talking points of NSA | Dec 26 04:35 |
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iophk | http://www.nytimes.com/2013/12/25/technology/as-new-services-track-habits-the-e-books-are-reading-you.html | Dec 26 05:08 |
TechrightsBot-tr | myaccount.nytimes.com | Log In - The New York Times [ http://ur1.ca/g9gb5 ] | Dec 26 05:08 |
iophk | a little old - http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2428466,00.asp | Dec 26 06:10 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.pcmag.com | The Hidden Agenda of Code.org | PCMag.com [ http://ur1.ca/g9giv ] | Dec 26 06:10 |
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MinceR | roy_: sadly, only criticized | Dec 26 09:10 |
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MinceR | geekings | Dec 26 11:20 |
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MinceR | https://twitter.com/ZachWeiner/status/416251192004448256 | Dec 26 12:00 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @ZachWeiner: Physics cheat sheet: g = 10 e = 10 pi = 10 4 = 10 | Dec 26 12:00 |
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iophk | http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/US-sending-missiles-drones-to-Iraq-to-battle-al-Qaida/articleshow/27986657.cms | Dec 26 14:58 |
TechrightsBot-tr | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | US sending missiles, drones to Iraq to battle al-Qaida - The Times of India [ http://ur1.ca/g9jc5 ] | Dec 26 14:58 |
schestowitz | iophk: yes, I wrote about it at lunchtime | Dec 26 15:26 |
schestowitz | good timing to do all this | Dec 26 15:26 |
schestowitz | nobody pays attention | Dec 26 15:26 |
schestowitz | they also attacked with drones on XMAS DAY | Dec 26 15:26 |
schestowitz | 4 dead, no names | Dec 26 15:27 |
iophk | yeah, sneak stuff through during the holidays. No one wants to deal with bad news and will ignore it or gloss it over. | Dec 26 15:27 |
iophk | 'militants' -- anyone hit by a rocket is automatically a 'militant' | Dec 26 15:27 |
schestowitz | NYT says thet militant is adult male | Dec 26 15:28 |
schestowitz | i say NYT because I traced that back to the source | Dec 26 15:28 |
schestowitz | and the source is close to the Pentagon | Dec 26 15:28 |
schestowitz | Anyway, see my tweets for lots more from today | Dec 26 15:28 |
schestowitz | I also got rewtweeted a few times by Thomas Drake, the NSA whistleblower before Snowden | Dec 26 15:29 |
iophk | Yes, Drake, Binney and others tried official channels. | Dec 26 15:30 |
iophk | They got burned badly. | Dec 26 15:30 |
iophk | Snowden learned from their mistakes. | Dec 26 15:34 |
schestowitz | iophk: Chromebooks charge into business market, capture 20% of commercial notebooks | Dec 26 15:52 |
schestowitz | You were right | Dec 26 15:52 |
schestowitz | http://www.networkworld.com/news/2013/122413-chromebooks-charge-into-business-market-277202.html | Dec 26 15:52 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.networkworld.com | Chromebooks charge into business market, capture 20% of commercial notebooks - Network World [ http://ur1.ca/g9jtn ] | Dec 26 15:52 |
schestowitz | easy to use, not for advaned users, not expensive like Apple stuf | Dec 26 15:53 |
iophk | I expect that % will grow still. | Dec 26 15:55 |
iophk | Especially if the screen resolutions improve. | Dec 26 15:56 |
iophk | 768 vertical lines is not great | Dec 26 15:56 |
MinceR | the pixel is better at that :> | Dec 26 15:56 |
iophk | not all models. | Dec 26 15:57 |
iophk | but the price is good. | Dec 26 15:57 |
iophk | 1200 is ok | Dec 26 15:58 |
iophk | lines | Dec 26 15:58 |
Sosumi | http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2013/12/bloomberg-trans-pacific-partnership-corporatist-power-grab-democratic-transparent-one-party-state-shrouded-big-brother-like-secrecy.html | Dec 26 16:07 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.washingtonsblog.com | Bloomberg: Trans Pacific Partnership Is "Corporatist Power Grab", "As Democratic And Transparent As A One-Party State," Shrouded In "Big Brother-Like Secrecy" Washington's Blog [ http://ur1.ca/g9jyz ] | Dec 26 16:07 |
Sosumi | just another free exploitation treaty | Dec 26 16:13 |
Sosumi | business as usual, move along, conform | Dec 26 16:14 |
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Sosumi | http://9gag.com/gag/aAYQB0g | Dec 26 20:45 |
TechrightsBot-tr | 9gag.com | 9GAG - The things you find on the internet | Dec 26 20:45 |
Sosumi | made my day | Dec 26 20:45 |
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schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3446456 | Dec 27 05:10 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Seven free, open source video editors for Linux | Dec 27 05:10 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.networkworld.com | Seven free, open source video editors for Linux - Network World [ http://ur1.ca/g9dyp ] | Dec 27 05:10 |
schestowitz | http://173.20.223.180/photo_album/chron/2013/2013_06_25-elizabeths_claymation_movies/ | Dec 27 05:11 |
TechrightsBot-tr | 173.20.223.180 | Elizabeth's Claymation Movies [ http://ur1.ca/g9ose ] | Dec 27 05:11 |
schestowitz | http://173.20.223.180/photo_album/chron/rc_models/flight_highlight_movies/slide_04.html | Dec 27 05:12 |
TechrightsBot-tr | 173.20.223.180 | 04-seagull_zoom_small.ogv [ http://ur1.ca/g9osf ] | Dec 27 05:12 |
schestowitz | http://173.20.223.180/photo_album/chron/rc_models/flight_highlight_movies/slide_11.html | Dec 27 05:12 |
TechrightsBot-tr | 173.20.223.180 | Collision [ http://ur1.ca/g9osh ] | Dec 27 05:12 |
schestowitz | " | Dec 27 05:12 |
schestowitz | I'll have to try openshot sometime. | Dec 27 05:12 |
schestowitz | Kdenlive takes a little bit of practice and research but it feels easy to me now. One of the big, cool things is drag and drop additions to the story board. Just about any video or audio can be dropped in an is almost instantly available. The rendering dialog looks challenging because KDE does what they usually do and lay out all of the horrifically difficult options that other people have created with nasty formats. You can get around | Dec 27 05:12 |
schestowitz | that by sticking to Theora, which is straight forward and easy to understand. | Dec 27 05:12 |
schestowitz | Kdenlive packs some surprising power and excellent effects. The slideshow creator, a right click in the story board, is so flexible, that I've used it to render my daughter's stop motion claymation movies. There are lots of transitions and compositing works well. Basically, any still image or video type can be worked into a movie. Effects like pan, zoom, etc, are not straight forward but they are flexible and work well if you figure | Dec 27 05:12 |
schestowitz | them out. | Dec 27 05:12 |
schestowitz | There are plenty of things I have not mastered yet, but I like the films I've made. I have not figured out how to edit or fade audio, but that's something audacity is good for. My last two movie edits are relatively tight and, hopefully, amusing. I've collected most of them them here. This is a pan and zoom movie where I tried to highlight seaguls. Here's a a movie where I've combined the output from three very different cameras. Here' | Dec 27 05:12 |
schestowitz | s a movie where I've had a little more fun with title overlays. The last two movies both use slow motion and attempt to make a narrative from several perspectives. | Dec 27 05:12 |
schestowitz | " | Dec 27 05:12 |
schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3452288 | Dec 27 05:13 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com reshared: #humor #lol | Dec 27 05:13 |
TechrightsBot-tr | Photo by manuelalvarezmolina@joindiaspora.com: https://joindiaspora.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/images/thumb_medium_e7c17559cba2d21ef873.jpg | Dec 27 05:13 |
schestowitz | It happens. I once took a ride on a really nice day. The air was cool and refreshing, it felt so good I started thinking about it. The sun on my skin, the crispness of the air, the wind in my hair ... and that's when I realized I had forgotten my helmet."7 | Dec 27 05:13 |
iophk | http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/internet/10538688/The-state-should-be-exposing-the-cyber-snoops-not-joining-them.html | Dec 27 06:19 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.telegraph.co.uk | The state should be exposing the cyber-snoops, not joining them - Telegraph [ http://ur1.ca/g9ozx ] | Dec 27 06:19 |
schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3452288 | Dec 27 06:22 |
schestowitz | tongue1 Checklist time!"77" | Dec 27 06:22 |
schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/u/jgb | Dec 27 06:24 |
schestowitz | Jacob Georg Benz has started sharing with you!"777" | Dec 27 06:24 |
schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3454406 | Dec 27 06:28 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Surveillance and blackmail against everyone, where even the domestic population is treated like an enemy, historically a symptom of empire | Dec 27 06:28 |
schestowitz | "It's a symptom of the decline phase of empire." | Dec 27 06:28 |
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Sosumi | and the year is almost over | Dec 27 07:53 |
Sosumi | but no worries, next year will be the gnu/linux desktop year :P | Dec 27 07:54 |
Sosumi | aside from the obvious joke there | Dec 27 07:57 |
Sosumi | I can say that one most significant things that happened this year in the gnu/linux scene of things was the steam box | Dec 27 07:58 |
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iophk | http://www.develop-online.net/news/mark-pincus-asks-obama-to-pardon-snowden/0187606 | Dec 27 12:36 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.develop-online.net | Mark Pincus asks Obama to pardon Snowden | Latest news from the game development industry | Develop [ http://ur1.ca/g9qn1 ] | Dec 27 12:36 |
DaemonFC | shared a link. | Dec 27 12:52 |
DaemonFC | 25 seconds ago · Edited | Dec 27 12:52 |
DaemonFC | http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTU1MTc | Dec 27 12:52 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.phoronix.com | [Phoronix] Hope Seems Lost In Running OS X Binaries On Linux [ http://ur1.ca/g9qq0 ] | Dec 27 12:52 |
DaemonFC | I don't know why this project even started. Apple OS X gives you the worst of all worlds. It is proprietary and malicious software, it is technically deficient, it's very hard to use, it is relatively obscure, and it doesn't have any must have apps. | Dec 27 12:52 |
DaemonFC | Everything I'd use it for already has better open source alternatives that run on GNU/Linux. | Dec 27 12:52 |
DaemonFC | I don't like Wine, and I avoid Windows programs for the most part, but I can at least understand why Wine exists. | Dec 27 12:52 |
MinceR | people often depend on proprietary and malicious software | Dec 27 12:53 |
cubezzz | it was open, then it was closed, now it's somewhat open :) | Dec 27 12:54 |
cubezzz | Unix v6 license was initially about 100 bucks | Dec 27 12:55 |
cubezzz | trouble was you needed a PDP-11 or a Interdata to run it | Dec 27 12:55 |
MinceR | :) | Dec 27 12:55 |
cubezzz | but you got everything: all source for the libs, device drivers, kernel and user programs | Dec 27 12:56 |
DaemonFC | Yeah. Solaris is now mostly proprietary again. | Dec 27 12:56 |
cubezzz | and a snobol interpreter :) | Dec 27 12:56 |
DaemonFC | Most of the source still gets released, months later, under the CDDL. | Dec 27 12:57 |
DaemonFC | But the Solaris kernel is fully proprietary again. | Dec 27 12:57 |
cubezzz | there's a new fork of Solaris | Dec 27 12:57 |
cubezzz | have you heard of OpenSXCE? | Dec 27 12:57 |
DaemonFC | You can still get the kernel source code up to what Oracle released in 2010, as CDDL. | Dec 27 12:57 |
DaemonFC | But, there will probably never be another CDDL code drop of the Solaris kernel. | Dec 27 12:57 |
cubezzz | http://www.opensxce.org | Dec 27 12:58 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.opensxce.org | OpenSXCE 2013.05 LiveDVD | Dec 27 12:58 |
DaemonFC | Oh, yeah, people can fork the 2010 release of the kernel, but it's going to be fragmented and not 100% compatible, which is basically what Oracle intended when they did that. | Dec 27 12:58 |
DaemonFC | And there's no guarantee that that policy won't spread to the rest of their system. | Dec 27 12:59 |
DaemonFC | Oracle is probably steaming mad that Sun ever released anything at all as open source. | Dec 27 12:59 |
DaemonFC | Oracle is not an open source software company. | Dec 27 12:59 |
DaemonFC | Very nearly everything they have as open source is due to a legacy status as open source from before they acquired it. | Dec 27 13:00 |
DaemonFC | People should avoid them, and even their GNU/Linux distribution. | Dec 27 13:00 |
DaemonFC | Hostile company. | Dec 27 13:00 |
DaemonFC | If there was some legal way of changing the license to their GNU/Linux system to a proprietary one, they'd do it. | Dec 27 13:01 |
cubezzz | http://www.maxhost.org/other/retro-mwm-desktop.png | Dec 27 13:01 |
iophk | Solaris is moribund or dead. Most developers seem to have moved to Illumos. | Dec 27 13:01 |
iophk | http://wiki.illumos.org/display/illumos/About+illumos | Dec 27 13:02 |
TechrightsBot-tr | wiki.illumos.org | About illumos - illumos - illumos wiki [ http://ur1.ca/g9qrr ] | Dec 27 13:02 |
DaemonFC | I said my opinion of Richard Stallman on Facebook. | Dec 27 13:02 |
DaemonFC | I said he may not be the smartest person on the planet, but he's probably in the top 100. | Dec 27 13:02 |
DaemonFC | Which is not bad when the human population is near 7 billion. | Dec 27 13:02 |
cubezzz | let's not forget Thompson and Ritchie | Dec 27 13:03 |
schestowitz | https://twitter.com/Messgorough/status/416624896316551168 | Dec 27 13:04 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @Messgorough: @schestowitz Apple has never competed neither has it's OS ever surpassed Android or in it's day.....Symbian. | Dec 27 13:04 |
cubezzz | and Tanenbaum also deserves a mention | Dec 27 13:05 |
cubezzz | he was in the mix relatively early | Dec 27 13:05 |
DaemonFC | There wouldn't be a GNU/Linux system without MINIX. | Dec 27 13:05 |
DaemonFC | MINIX was the system that Linux was developed on, because it was relatively free and open for the time period. | Dec 27 13:06 |
DaemonFC | If Torvalds wasn't able to get a copy of it, then he wouldn't have had a system to develop Linux on. | Dec 27 13:06 |
DaemonFC | So, it is part of the GNU/Linux legacy. A major one. | Dec 27 13:07 |
cubezzz | Torvalds could have started on Unix v7 or even v6 | Dec 27 13:07 |
cubezzz | Minix was a clone of Unix after all | Dec 27 13:07 |
cubezzz | but as far as I know, no one did | Dec 27 13:07 |
DaemonFC | Right, but I understand it was expensive and didn't support IBM PCs? | Dec 27 13:08 |
DaemonFC | Wasn't the only other "affordable" PC port Microsoft XENIX? | Dec 27 13:08 |
cubezzz | well it got ported to a bunch of different things | Dec 27 13:08 |
DaemonFC | You could get that for less than $100 at Radio Shack, back when Radio Shack had that sort of stuff, and before it turned into a glorified cell phone store. | Dec 27 13:08 |
DaemonFC | But XENIX source code wasn't available. | Dec 27 13:09 |
DaemonFC | It was 100% proprietary. | Dec 27 13:09 |
cubezzz | based on Unix v7 which was available for $$$ | Dec 27 13:09 |
DaemonFC | You got the MINIX source code just for buying the book, and you were allowed to modify it. | Dec 27 13:09 |
DaemonFC | I think that the book was like $70? | Dec 27 13:09 |
cubezzz | Prentice Hall, yeah | Dec 27 13:09 |
cubezzz | I bought it | Dec 27 13:09 |
cubezzz | around $90 Canadian | Dec 27 13:10 |
DaemonFC | That was basically unheard of back then. | Dec 27 13:10 |
DaemonFC | So, XENIX ran on PCs and wasn't too much more expensive, but you got no source code and no rights to modify or share it. | Dec 27 13:10 |
DaemonFC | So it was licensed like DOS or Windows. | Dec 27 13:10 |
cubezzz | no, Xenix didn't start on PCs | Dec 27 13:11 |
DaemonFC | You could get it for PC. | Dec 27 13:11 |
DaemonFC | I've seen it running on a 286. | Dec 27 13:11 |
cubezzz | PDP-11 then Z8001 then 68000 and after that x86 | Dec 27 13:11 |
cubezzz | sure there was a 8086 one too | Dec 27 13:12 |
cubezzz | cut down from the original v7, so it was worse | Dec 27 13:12 |
DaemonFC | My first IBM PC (clone) was using a 386. | Dec 27 13:12 |
DaemonFC | But it was one of those mobile 386 SX things. | Dec 27 13:12 |
DaemonFC | It was good enough to run DOS. | Dec 27 13:13 |
cubezzz | the problem was everyone who bought licensed Unix v7 created a closed source version to sell | Dec 27 13:13 |
DaemonFC | I saw a Crime Stoppers ad on TV this morning. Someone broke into the AT&T store on Lima Road in Fort Wayne, and stole a bunch of tablets and phones. | Dec 27 13:14 |
DaemonFC | They're all locked, so that you can only activate them on AT&T. | Dec 27 13:14 |
DaemonFC | As soon as someone powers them on, it will start giving out their GPS location. | Dec 27 13:15 |
DaemonFC | I wonder what they plan to do with them. | Dec 27 13:15 |
cubezzz | it was all shared via 9-track mag tape | Dec 27 13:15 |
DaemonFC | I had an Amiga and a Commodore 64 before that. | Dec 27 13:17 |
cubezzz | Xenix was kind of a step backwards | Dec 27 13:17 |
DaemonFC | The Amiga was considerably better, but the software development was going towards DOS. | Dec 27 13:17 |
DaemonFC | Microsoft didn't support Xenix for very long. | Dec 27 13:19 |
DaemonFC | Pretty much everything that they didn't have 100% control over was just a way to poach customers and get government contracts. | Dec 27 13:19 |
DaemonFC | The goal was always to move them to DOS or Windows later. | Dec 27 13:20 |
cubezzz | there's 2.11BSD for PDP-11 and 4.3BSD for Vax | Dec 27 13:22 |
cubezzz | they're still maintained | Dec 27 13:24 |
cubezzz | all with device driver code of course | Dec 27 13:27 |
DaemonFC | http://toastytech.com/guis/win8sp1.html | Dec 27 13:27 |
TechrightsBot-tr | toastytech.com | Windows 8 Service Pack 1 (Windows 8.1) | Dec 27 13:27 |
cubezzz | all the DEC hardware was well documented too, no secret chips were used | Dec 27 13:27 |
cubezzz | http://www.maxhost.org/other/vax-4.3bsd.png | Dec 27 13:30 |
DaemonFC | The older I get, the more pills I take. :P | Dec 27 13:35 |
DaemonFC | I'm up to three every day now. | Dec 27 13:35 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 27 13:35 |
DaemonFC | I gave up on that Polari IRC client for now. | Dec 27 13:35 |
DaemonFC | It is very incomplete and mostly unusable except as maybe alpha-quality software for people that are just curious. | Dec 27 13:36 |
DaemonFC | It's not good enough to be an every day IRC program. | Dec 27 13:36 |
DaemonFC | I switched back to HexChat. | Dec 27 13:36 |
DaemonFC | Xchat is unmaintained now. Fedora still patches it up well enough to work and to patch security issues. | Dec 27 13:37 |
DaemonFC | Upstream isn't even accepting the patches, so I think it's obvious that the HexChat fork is now the way to go if you liked Xchat. | Dec 27 13:37 |
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DaemonFC | I think that to avoid confusion, there should be an official deprecation of Xchat and a dummy package that takes people to HexChat and is later removed from the system. | Dec 27 13:38 |
DaemonFC | The dummy package could also migrate your Xchat settings. | Dec 27 13:38 |
DaemonFC | I think that upstream has abandoned Xchat for something like 3, almost 4 years now. | Dec 27 13:39 |
DaemonFC | I guess it could live on the same way xmms did. :P | Dec 27 13:39 |
DaemonFC | Until there's just no way to support it any longer. | Dec 27 13:40 |
DaemonFC | Eventually, distributions will want to remove GTK+ 2.x. It will be several years. | Dec 27 13:40 |
DaemonFC | The reasoning for dropping xmms was that nobody was going to port it to GTK+ 2 and it was the last package that still used GTK+ 1. | Dec 27 13:40 |
DaemonFC | Fedora held on to xmms for a long time. | Dec 27 13:41 |
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Sosumi | I was just joking when I mentioned the "year of the desktop linux" | Dec 27 13:53 |
Sosumi | and from my POV, desktop linux is great | Dec 27 13:53 |
Sosumi | the only workings gnu/linux needs as a whole is the ease to install proprietary drivers | Dec 27 13:54 |
Sosumi | like the nvidia ones | Dec 27 13:54 |
Sosumi | also I think I'll be pulling the trigger on a maxed dell precision t7600 to replace one of my mac pros | Dec 27 13:56 |
Sosumi | which also means the I'm departing from osx for some of my stuff | Dec 27 13:56 |
Sosumi | after one year of getting things ready | Dec 27 13:56 |
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iophk | http://theconversation.com/facebooks-so-uncool-but-its-morphing-into-a-different-beast-21548 | Dec 27 14:58 |
TechrightsBot-tr | theconversation.com | Facebook's so uncool, but it's morphing into a different beast [ http://ur1.ca/g9gkt ] | Dec 27 14:58 |
iophk | http://torrentfreak.com/google-discarded-21000000-takedown-requests-in-2013-131227/ | Dec 27 15:04 |
TechrightsBot-tr | torrentfreak.com | Google Discarded 21,000,000 Takedown Requests in 2013 | TorrentFreak [ http://ur1.ca/g9rd1 ] | Dec 27 15:04 |
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DaemonFC | Sosumi, We don't need proprietary drivers. | Dec 27 15:39 |
DaemonFC | We need to support the companies that provide usable Free drivers whenever we can do that. | Dec 27 15:39 |
Sosumi | well ofc | Dec 27 15:39 |
DaemonFC | The open source Radeon driver is getting quite good. | Dec 27 15:39 |
Sosumi | but until the mentality finally changes | Dec 27 15:39 |
DaemonFC | I removed the proprietary one a while ago. | Dec 27 15:40 |
Sosumi | are they also good for opencl? | Dec 27 15:40 |
DaemonFC | For some time, it was only usable for basic use cases, like it would run kwin and Mutter with decent support, but now it's even running my video games at full speed. | Dec 27 15:40 |
DaemonFC | So, instead of proprietary drivers, people should just be using the latest version of Fedora. | Dec 27 15:41 |
Sosumi | yes, but do the free drivers support opencl? | Dec 27 15:41 |
DaemonFC | It's the easiest way to make sure everything works well, and probably 95% of Radeon users don't even need to do anything else. | Dec 27 15:41 |
DaemonFC | Well, I haven't paid close attention to that. | Dec 27 15:41 |
DaemonFC | I know there's something called Gallium Compute and that AMD is working on supporting that in the open source driver. | Dec 27 15:41 |
DaemonFC | I don't know what hardware that works with, or to what extent, but the 3d/OpenGL support is very good. | Dec 27 15:42 |
Sosumi | that's nice, I'll have to check Gallium Compute then | Dec 27 15:42 |
DaemonFC | It's a Catalyst replacement on my Radeon HD 5670, and from the Phoronix benchmarks, the support is very good to excellent up through the 7000 series. | Dec 27 15:42 |
DaemonFC | If you're going to go with an IGP, then definitely get an all-AMD system. | Dec 27 15:43 |
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DaemonFC | Intel doesn't support Gallium3d. | Dec 27 15:43 |
DaemonFC | They're basically the only user of Classic Mesa that's left. | Dec 27 15:43 |
DaemonFC | And they might maintain it well enough for Intel hardware, but Gallium3d is just better in every case that I've seen both a classic and a gallium driver in action on the same hardware. | Dec 27 15:44 |
DaemonFC | When Fedora switched me from Classic to Gallium, my card got faster, there were fewer rendering glitches, and the performance immediately improved. | Dec 27 15:44 |
DaemonFC | So, I think that Intel hardware could be faster if they'd switch to Gallium. | Dec 27 15:45 |
DaemonFC | There's a much larger difference in performance between Intel's Windows driver and their open source Linux driver, and I believe that's why. | Dec 27 15:45 |
DaemonFC | There's bottlenecks in their Linux stack and they're not showing any interest in getting rid of those because they don't want to do the porting work. | Dec 27 15:46 |
DaemonFC | The performance on Linux isn't bad, but I think that holding out on Classic Mesa is bringing their 3d performance down 15-20%. | Dec 27 15:46 |
DaemonFC | So, that's not good. | Dec 27 15:46 |
DaemonFC | AMD went ahead and just rewrote the driver, which probably set them back several months, but with better results in the end. | Dec 27 15:47 |
DaemonFC | Every Radeon that's newer than like 2003 is using DRI2, kernel mode setting, and Gallium3d now. | Dec 27 15:48 |
DaemonFC | The older hardware still works, but eventually it will end up being unsupported because it's just too much work to maintain and there's not enough of it left to be properly tested. | Dec 27 15:48 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 27 15:48 |
DaemonFC | The hardware that's older than ~2001 is in the process of being dropped from Fedora. | Dec 27 15:49 |
DaemonFC | That's not really as big of a deal as it sounds. Very little of it is actually still in use, and people that still rely on it can make a pretty easy transition from Fedora to one of the Red Hat Enterprise Linux clones based on RHEL 7, and then they can just keep using it for another 10 years or until the machine fails. | Dec 27 15:50 |
DaemonFC | So, 23 years of hardware support for consumer PC hardware is pretty fantastic. You never get anything like that on Windows. | Dec 27 15:51 |
DaemonFC | On Windows, there's a lot of XP-era hardware where nobody was even able to install Vista, and they bought the computer in 2005, and Vista was out in 2006. | Dec 27 15:51 |
DaemonFC | I got into that situation twice. The first time was when I had a 3dfx Voodoo card that I was using on Windows 98, and there was never an official Windows XP driver for it, so that machine was stuck on Windows Me. Then there was a laptop I bought in 2005 that didn't have a Vista driver for the radeon chipset in 2006! | Dec 27 15:53 |
DaemonFC | So, I just switched that machine over to GNU/Linux and it kept working until I sold the laptop on Craigslist last year. Those old ATI IGPs were never really all that fun to have to....use. Their newer ones are much better. | Dec 27 15:53 |
Sosumi | all I have at moment is a custom built pc tower with 4 gtx titans | Dec 27 16:03 |
Sosumi | that I built as test bed for gnu/linux | Dec 27 16:04 |
DaemonFC | From a post on my Facebook wall: | Dec 27 16:05 |
DaemonFC | But, would we really want a GNU/Linux port of iTunes? It's already the worst program available for Windows. I've had people bring in their Windows computers that stopped working *because* iTunes was installed. It's happened on at least three occasions. Upgrading to Windows XP Service Pack 3 with iTunes installed caused Windows to fail to boot. Upgrading to Windows Vista Service Pack 1 did the same thing. Then the same thing happened to some | Dec 27 16:05 |
DaemonFC | users when they upgraded from Windows Vista to Windows 7. iTunes for Windows uses several hundred megabytes of RAM, does not respect the Windows Human Interface Guidelines, installs unrelated software that the user didn't ask for, installs insecure system level services that are frequently used by malware to help themselves circumvent process integrity tokens, and are using many Apple libraries that are inefficient, slow, and poorly ported. | Dec 27 16:05 |
DaemonFC | Then when you get it, you have this behemoth that inflicts Digital Restrictions Malware on your movies, videos, and books, and prevents you from sharing copies to help your friends. | Dec 27 16:05 |
DaemonFC | Friends don't let friends buy Apple! (Well, they can buy whatever they want. It's their money. But, they should have some idea of what they're getting into....) | Dec 27 16:05 |
DaemonFC | *it is using | Dec 27 16:06 |
DaemonFC | rather | Dec 27 16:06 |
Sosumi | why would anyone want to use itunes? to get bombarded with adds for booincee? dustin beever? or milley virus? | Dec 27 16:06 |
Sosumi | or the other kyloton of garbage that composes the top page of itunes | Dec 27 16:07 |
Sosumi | for winblows users eac+foobar is ok | Dec 27 16:08 |
Sosumi | or the monkey player | Dec 27 16:08 |
MinceR | to put files on their hypePhone | Dec 27 16:09 |
Sosumi | for gnu/linux, amarok and cd extraction with the kde burner is also fine | Dec 27 16:09 |
MinceR | which they bought so they could be a member of the cult | Dec 27 16:09 |
Sosumi | hypePhone is kind of garbage | Dec 27 16:09 |
Sosumi | only 1GB of ram on the latest model | Dec 27 16:09 |
Sosumi | the cheaper priced note 3 has 3GB | Dec 27 16:10 |
Sosumi | and I don't need to fake apple certificates in order to install my own stuff on the phone | Dec 27 16:10 |
Sosumi | through itunes without jailbraking | Dec 27 16:11 |
Sosumi | and I don't think that's possible anymore | Dec 27 16:11 |
Sosumi | but at least was during the iphone 3g days | Dec 27 16:11 |
Sosumi | *possible | Dec 27 16:11 |
DaemonFC | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IKE2lCoNqY | Dec 27 16:11 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.youtube.com | Miley Cyrus - Wrecking Ball PARODY - YouTube [ http://ur1.ca/g2ry9 ] | Dec 27 16:11 |
DaemonFC | B-) | Dec 27 16:12 |
Sosumi | lol | Dec 27 16:13 |
DaemonFC | I've been using GNOME Web more lately. | Dec 27 16:14 |
DaemonFC | I noticed that it can play WebM and h264, so I don't need Flash. | Dec 27 16:14 |
DaemonFC | Some sites seem to treat it as a mobile browser though... Not sure why that happens. | Dec 27 16:14 |
Sosumi | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YNb_SSE-jVc | Dec 27 16:15 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.youtube.com | Dio - Sacred Heart - HD Live - YouTube [ http://ur1.ca/g9rom ] | Dec 27 16:15 |
Sosumi | I wish they still made music like that | Dec 27 16:15 |
DaemonFC | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4OwxI8QVTU | Dec 27 16:15 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.youtube.com | Lady Gaga - Applause (Official) PARODY - YouTube [ http://ur1.ca/g9rop ] | Dec 27 16:15 |
MinceR | maybe its UserAgent string looks mobile-ish | Dec 27 16:15 |
Sosumi | no idea | Dec 27 16:16 |
DaemonFC | Well, most of Youtube and some porn sites use HTML 5 now. | Dec 27 16:16 |
DaemonFC | Flash is clearly on the way out. That's good. | Dec 27 16:16 |
Sosumi | lol, I wander how you know that, porn sites, lol | Dec 27 16:17 |
DaemonFC | Because I'm a guy. | Dec 27 16:19 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 27 16:19 |
DaemonFC | Gadgets, video games, and porn. | Dec 27 16:20 |
DaemonFC | You get an Android phone and start trying to make it play video games and porn. | Dec 27 16:20 |
DaemonFC | It's just natural. | Dec 27 16:20 |
DaemonFC | The first thing that I ended up having an argument with Tim about was the "You don't flush condoms!" argument. | Dec 27 16:21 |
DaemonFC | I've never actually had them plug up the toilet (some people have I've heard), but my mom was over one day and flushed the toilet, and one surfaced. That was probably 5-6 years ago. | Dec 27 16:21 |
DaemonFC | So, today's PSA is don't flush condoms. | Dec 27 16:22 |
DaemonFC | That's really what they need to be researching. Flushable condoms. | Dec 27 16:22 |
DaemonFC | Maybe Bill Gates can give them some money to do that. | Dec 27 16:23 |
DaemonFC | Sosumi, A funny thing happened in Texas today. | Dec 27 16:29 |
DaemonFC | The state government passed harsh laws because of the "knockout game", which black teenagers are supposedly playing with white people as the victims. | Dec 27 16:30 |
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DaemonFC | So, it passed due to racist hysteria, and then the first person actually arrested and charged under the new law is a white teenager that assaulted a 79 year old black man. | Dec 27 16:31 |
DaemonFC | http://www.dailykos.com/story/2013/12/26/1265483/-Racial-Narrative-Of-Knockout-Game-Blown-As-White-Guy-Clobbers-Elderly-Black-Man?detail=facebook | Dec 27 16:31 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.dailykos.com | Daily Kos: Racial Narrative Of Knockout Game Blown As White Guy Clobbers Elderly Black Man [ http://ur1.ca/g9rve ] | Dec 27 16:31 |
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Sosumi | lol | Dec 27 16:33 |
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Sosumi | I'm not really into pron, I'd prefer the real thing way more, but nvm on that | Dec 27 16:34 |
Sosumi | I'll be wearing my wizard cloak in 6 years | Dec 27 16:34 |
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Sosumi | as for the knockout game, | Dec 27 16:35 |
Sosumi | it's dumb and ppl can actually get killed | Dec 27 16:35 |
DaemonFC | The problem with porn is that it sets your expectations too high. | Dec 27 16:35 |
DaemonFC | And then your significant other finds your stash and yells at you and asks why they aren't good enough. | Dec 27 16:36 |
Sosumi | broken necks, falling on the street and getting run over by a passing car/bus | Dec 27 16:36 |
DaemonFC | Then you counter with "But you're not always here!" and then they say "So now I'm not spending enough time with you!?" | Dec 27 16:36 |
DaemonFC | So, it rapidly deteriorates from there and there's no way to win that argument. | Dec 27 16:36 |
Sosumi | my secret stash is filled of math and computer pron | Dec 27 16:37 |
Sosumi | and anime.... | Dec 27 16:37 |
Sosumi | featuring giant mechas | Dec 27 16:37 |
Sosumi | so I guess I'm always safe | Dec 27 16:37 |
DaemonFC | And then later, you really do want to have sex and they pick up where they left off. | Dec 27 16:38 |
DaemonFC | "Oh, I'm not one of those models on those porn sites, so just go in there and flip the computer on, you animal!" | Dec 27 16:38 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 27 16:38 |
Sosumi | lol | Dec 27 16:39 |
DaemonFC | So, yeah, porn came back to bite me last weekend. | Dec 27 16:39 |
Sosumi | I guess that in no time you'll be able to 3d print living tissue | Dec 27 16:40 |
Sosumi | and you'll be able to make your dream girl when that happens | Dec 27 16:40 |
Sosumi | but tell, how did pron came back to bite you | Dec 27 16:41 |
Sosumi | or don't tell :P | Dec 27 17:00 |
Sosumi | http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-12-27/france-wants-tax-youtube-and-facebook-videos | Dec 27 17:00 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.zerohedge.com | France Wants To Tax YouTube And Facebook Videos | Zero Hedge [ http://ur1.ca/g9rzn ] | Dec 27 17:00 |
Sosumi | or they'll surrender | Dec 27 17:00 |
Sosumi | http://rt.com/news/underreported-news-stories-2013-836/ | Dec 27 17:05 |
TechrightsBot-tr | rt.com | NO TITLE [ http://ur1.ca/g9s0f ] | Dec 27 17:05 |
Sosumi | Swartz, Fracking, Manning, GMO: 13 most underreported news stories of 2013 | Dec 27 17:05 |
Sosumi | nor real news about gene patenting | Dec 27 17:06 |
Sosumi | Swartz didn't even make it to portuguese news | Dec 27 17:06 |
Sosumi | and since I'm in an EU country | Dec 27 17:07 |
Sosumi | what else didn't make it to the news | Dec 27 17:07 |
Sosumi | outside of a small 5 secs tidbit | Dec 27 17:07 |
Sosumi | the banking and fiscal union! | Dec 27 17:07 |
Sosumi | what else didn't make it to the news? the eurocorps | Dec 27 17:08 |
Sosumi | but hey as long as there is Mourinho, Ronaldo and whatever, no one cares | Dec 27 17:08 |
Sosumi | teardowns of the buttplug pro have shown up | Dec 27 17:17 |
Sosumi | and a major flaw has been detected, at least by me, | Dec 27 17:17 |
Sosumi | voltage regulators on the gpu cards aren't cooled | Dec 27 17:18 |
Sosumi | and that never happens with high end cards | Dec 27 17:18 |
Sosumi | they're just standing there with no contact with the central heathsink nor have a small heathsink on top | Dec 27 17:19 |
Sosumi | and those things do get hot | Dec 27 17:19 |
Sosumi | and cram is way too near the gpu | Dec 27 17:20 |
Sosumi | *vram | Dec 27 17:20 |
Sosumi | I pretty much doubt the reliability of the system in the long term | Dec 27 17:20 |
Sosumi | http://blog.macsales.com/22108-new-mac-pro-2013-teardown | Dec 27 17:20 |
TechrightsBot-tr | blog.macsales.com | New Mac Pro 2013 Teardown | Other World Computing Blog [ http://ur1.ca/g9s2c ] | Dec 27 17:20 |
Sosumi | and I pretty much doubt about voltage stability into that thing | Dec 27 17:21 |
MinceR | that's ok, those aren't high end cards :> | Dec 27 17:22 |
Sosumi | simply because even single slot boards have more capacitors that, including passively cooled ones than that | Dec 27 17:22 |
Sosumi | no | Dec 27 17:23 |
Sosumi | I'm starting to think they are underclocked 7850 | Dec 27 17:23 |
Sosumi | since in single gpu bench it can't even beat a gtx680 | Dec 27 17:24 |
Sosumi | crapple is selling you planned obsolescence with that thing | Dec 27 17:25 |
MinceR | the underclocking and the crApple retardation are what makes them non-high-end :> | Dec 27 17:26 |
Sosumi | yet, they're charging as it it was high end | Dec 27 17:27 |
DaemonFC | The last big problem for the open source radeon driver is power management. | Dec 27 17:27 |
DaemonFC | Proper power management support exists in Linux 3.12, but it's not stable on every card, so it's not on by default. | Dec 27 17:27 |
DaemonFC | I've forced it on with my card (Radeon HD 5670), and it hasn't caused problems. | Dec 27 17:27 |
MinceR | well yes, the price was always "high end" :> | Dec 27 17:27 |
Sosumi | the problem is that now they actually went full retardom with the pricing | Dec 27 17:28 |
MinceR | they create demand with high prices | Dec 27 17:29 |
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Sosumi | the mac pros were also nice | Dec 27 17:33 |
Sosumi | and decently priced | Dec 27 17:33 |
Sosumi | specially if you equated the student discount | Dec 27 17:33 |
DaemonFC | http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTUxNTk | Dec 27 17:35 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.phoronix.com | [Phoronix] 13 Reasons Linux 3.13 Is Going To Be Very Exciting [ http://ur1.ca/g9s48 ] | Dec 27 17:35 |
DaemonFC | The dynamic power management support in Radeon will be on by default in Linux 3.13. | Dec 27 17:36 |
DaemonFC | People using Radeon HD 7000 series or higher should switch to a Linux 3.13 pre-release immediately. | Dec 27 17:37 |
DaemonFC | You can't switch to the higher clock speeds without DPM on those cards, apparently. | Dec 27 17:37 |
DaemonFC | The older kernels would just put the card in High Performance mode all the time. | Dec 27 17:37 |
DaemonFC | Noisy, but fast. :P | Dec 27 17:37 |
DaemonFC | https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/RawhideKernelNodebug | Dec 27 17:38 |
TechrightsBot-tr | fedoraproject.org | RawhideKernelNodebug - FedoraProject [ http://ur1.ca/g9s4f ] | Dec 27 17:38 |
Sosumi | well that's nice | Dec 27 17:39 |
Sosumi | and it seems iptables are going away | Dec 27 17:39 |
DaemonFC | hmmm | Dec 27 17:39 |
MinceR | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veblen_goods | Dec 27 17:39 |
TechrightsBot-tr | en.wikipedia.org | Veblen good - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia [ http://ur1.ca/g9s4l ] | Dec 27 17:39 |
DaemonFC | The rawhide kernel is still 3.12.5 right now. | Dec 27 17:39 |
DaemonFC | I guess I could just install the one from Koji for now. | Dec 27 17:42 |
DaemonFC | The current build has debugging turned off at the moment anyway. :P | Dec 27 17:42 |
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DaemonFC | http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=linux_39_313&num=1 | Dec 27 17:51 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.phoronix.com | [Phoronix] Linux 3.9 Through Early Linux 3.13 Kernel Benchmarks [ http://ur1.ca/g9s6i ] | Dec 27 17:51 |
DaemonFC | Basically, if you're not running Linux 3.12 yet, get it. :) | Dec 27 17:51 |
MinceR | unless you want to find out if there are any issues :> | Dec 27 17:54 |
MinceR | i mean, before upgrading | Dec 27 17:54 |
DaemonFC | http://www.dailykos.com/story/2013/11/04/1250949/-Who-Was-the-Last-President-to-Outpoll-Non-Voters | Dec 27 17:55 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.dailykos.com | Daily Kos: Who Was the Last President to Outpoll Non-Voters? [ http://ur1.ca/g9s76 ] | Dec 27 17:56 |
DaemonFC | "In the last election, voter turnout was only 53.6%. That means that, of the voting age population (VAP), 46.4% did not vote, 27.4% voted for Obama, and 25.3% voted for Romney. That's right. All of that media coverage and money, and Obama didn't even get the votes of 30% of the voting age population (or, if you check, the voting eligible population)." | Dec 27 17:56 |
DaemonFC | It reminds me of that Saturday Night Live skit in 1997 with the Bill Clinton impersonator thanking the 20-some percent of Americans that voted for him. | Dec 27 17:56 |
MinceR | i guess humans in general are just too stupid for democracy | Dec 27 17:57 |
MinceR | and all the other systems we've tried are even worse | Dec 27 17:57 |
DaemonFC | He started out by saying that he thanked the majority of Americans who voted for him, then he worked his way back to the percentage of registered voters, then the people who actually voted, and came up with something like 23%. | Dec 27 17:57 |
DaemonFC | Then he worked back from there and threw in all of the people under 18 that can't vote, and thanked the (I'm just going to say) 14% that voted for him. | Dec 27 17:58 |
DaemonFC | and that he appreciated their show of confidence :) | Dec 27 17:58 |
DaemonFC | Most people don't vote. | Dec 27 17:59 |
DaemonFC | In a way, I guess they're voting. By not showing up, they're saying that they don't care what happens, and then when whatever happens happens. | Dec 27 18:00 |
DaemonFC | The Carlin approach. | Dec 27 18:00 |
DaemonFC | *and then whatever happens happens. | Dec 27 18:00 |
MinceR | and then something bad happens and it turns out they had an idea for something better | Dec 27 18:00 |
DaemonFC | For the most part, I see my vote as, at most, nudging the election towards the less unfavorable outcome. | Dec 27 18:01 |
DaemonFC | It's going to be bad either way. | Dec 27 18:01 |
MinceR | hungary is an exception though, the majority seems to enjoy being oppressed in a fundie nazi dictatorship | Dec 27 18:01 |
DaemonFC | Hungary seems to have more extreme political parties than we do. | Dec 27 18:01 |
MinceR | yes, we have the extreme communazi parties, the extreme stupid party and the parties nobody cares about | Dec 27 18:02 |
MinceR | to be fair, nobody cares about the extreme stupid party either | Dec 27 18:02 |
DaemonFC | The Democrats are bad, the Republicans are worse, and the Tea Party Republicans are insane. | Dec 27 18:03 |
DaemonFC | So, I vote for Democrats. | Dec 27 18:03 |
MinceR | i'll vote for the biggest alliance that aims to restore democracy | Dec 27 18:03 |
MinceR | but it will fail anyway | Dec 27 18:03 |
DaemonFC | The Tea Party has pretty much gone as far as they could possibly go, and now they're starting to lose seats. | Dec 27 18:04 |
DaemonFC | The Democrats are at least moderate Keynesians. | Dec 27 18:04 |
DaemonFC | They don't go far enough. They'll never pass a stimulus program that's big enough, and they'll never propose a full employment plan. | Dec 27 18:05 |
DaemonFC | The Republicans are split. The "business Republicans" want to slash the safety net, and gorge the military contractors and big business with government handouts. | Dec 27 18:06 |
DaemonFC | and the Tea Party wants to get rid of the government completely | Dec 27 18:06 |
DaemonFC | Some businesses like that approach. | Dec 27 18:06 |
DaemonFC | No regulations. No environmental or labor standards, etc. | Dec 27 18:06 |
DaemonFC | So really, it's a civil war between businesses that want government handouts, and businesses that want the government to go away and stop bothering them while they dump toxic waste anywhere they please. | Dec 27 18:07 |
DaemonFC | The Tea Party would turn the United States into Mexico North. | Dec 27 18:07 |
DaemonFC | We're getting there, but not fast enough for them. :) | Dec 27 18:08 |
DaemonFC | In Mexico, I'd be considered "the middle class". | Dec 27 18:08 |
DaemonFC | Pretty soon I'll be "the middle class" here. | Dec 27 18:08 |
DaemonFC | That's not a good thing. Instead of moving upward into the old American-style middle class, it means that our middle class is being beaten into the ground and eventually will be as broke as I am now. | Dec 27 18:09 |
DaemonFC | That's exactly what NAFTA was designed to do. | Dec 27 18:10 |
DaemonFC | The Mexican government has basically said that they have no plans to fix the income inequality that is going on there. | Dec 27 18:10 |
DaemonFC | They have a hell of a lot of poor people, and a few that are extremely rich. | Dec 27 18:11 |
DaemonFC | That's what the United States is moving towards. | Dec 27 18:11 |
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DaemonFC | For many people, it's here now. | Dec 27 18:11 |
DaemonFC | The United States has gotten so bad, that it's at the point where it's too expensive to send jobs overseas, and companies like Apple are starting to bring them back here. | Dec 27 18:12 |
DaemonFC | Because they can pay their workers the equivalent of $6.50 (in 2002 dollars) to assemble Mac PCs. | Dec 27 18:12 |
DaemonFC | I guess it ends when we're at the point where China is outsourcing jobs to the United States and is paying us to accept their toxic waste. | Dec 27 18:13 |
Sosumi | it's the return of the plantation economy | Dec 27 18:13 |
DaemonFC | The right-wing economic endgame has always been to destroy labor and give rise to finance. It's been going on since the Reagan 80s, and we're getting very near to the ultimate goal. | Dec 27 18:19 |
DaemonFC | Banks in the United States are now borrowing money from the Federal Reserve at next to nothing. It's like 0.75%. Then they turn around and lend that money to people at 20-40% compound APR on credit cards, 4-20% for auto loans. It's really hard to get a mortgage right now because banks don't like to have that long term risk. They make a lot of money in the end, if they can convince someone else to buy the risk, but since the housing meltdown | Dec 27 18:22 |
DaemonFC | happened, that's no longer really much of an option, so there are 22 empty homes for every homeless person in America, and the banks are just sitting on them until they're fit to be torn down, then they let the taxpayers pay to tear them down. It keeps housing prices high, and increases their profits from the people they do approve for mortgages. | Dec 27 18:22 |
DaemonFC | All of the money that Congress approved for President Obama to spend on keeping people who were victimized by banks in their houses is just sitting there, untouched. He's one of their guys. Basically, he's a Republican that sometimes talks like a Democrat. | Dec 27 18:24 |
DaemonFC | That's what's really pissing people off, but I don't think they understand that he's not a liberal or a progressive. | Dec 27 18:25 |
Sosumi | same thing here | Dec 27 18:37 |
Sosumi | banks bad debt got transfered to the government and it's now sovereign debt, which prompted the bailout | Dec 27 18:38 |
Sosumi | meanwhile, the other banks are getting money from the ECB at record lows, but instead of actually lending that money, they just sit on it | Dec 27 18:39 |
Sosumi | and use it to gamble in the derivatives market | Dec 27 18:39 |
Sosumi | meanwhile, there's no job recovery, small/medium businesses are closing or relocating | Dec 27 18:40 |
Sosumi | and the entire thing is being paid by a massive taxed burden | Dec 27 18:41 |
Sosumi | *tax | Dec 27 18:41 |
Sosumi | and if you're a retiree, you may as well just drop dead | Dec 27 18:41 |
Sosumi | because the gov after confiscating secondary pensions is already announcing more pension cuts for next year | Dec 27 18:42 |
Sosumi | not mentioning that they, the retirees, actually discounted during their years on the workforce to actually receive that pension | Dec 27 18:44 |
Sosumi | because in the way pensions are being put | Dec 27 18:45 |
Sosumi | both gov and media make them seem like if they are some special favor that social security is doing | Dec 27 18:46 |
DaemonFC | Social Security in the United States would be easy to fix. | Dec 27 18:48 |
DaemonFC | They don't want to fix it. | Dec 27 18:48 |
DaemonFC | It's easier to let it go to hell, then tear it down because it's "broken". | Dec 27 18:48 |
DaemonFC | It's what the wealthy elite want to do anyway. | Dec 27 18:49 |
DaemonFC | GNOME Web is now using Webkit2 | Dec 27 18:58 |
DaemonFC | nice | Dec 27 18:58 |
MinceR | https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-frc3/1482787_473200592789269_1902900877_n.jpg | Dec 27 19:01 |
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Sosumi | I've warned countless of times that the pretest here is to deem social security unsustainable and then privatize it | Dec 27 19:27 |
Sosumi | just like they did with some public hospitals | Dec 27 19:27 |
Sosumi | but guess what happened after that | Dec 27 19:28 |
Sosumi | some ended up in need of a bail out | Dec 27 19:28 |
Sosumi | while others are being restructured | Dec 27 19:28 |
Sosumi | but here's the bigger catch | Dec 27 19:29 |
Sosumi | the direction of those hospitals was kept just like it was | Dec 27 19:29 |
Sosumi | and incompetence, as usual, was rewarded | Dec 27 19:30 |
DaemonFC | I liked Sprint on Facebook. I don't normally like companies on Facebook, but they've been pretty decent. | Dec 27 19:32 |
*DaemonFC doesn't miss AT&T at all. | Dec 27 19:32 | |
DaemonFC | I haven't found an area where I don't get at least voice calls and texts. My mom had to borrow my phone twice the other day because we were in AT&T's dead zones. :) | Dec 27 19:33 |
DaemonFC | They do shut off your data when you're using a Verizon tower though. :P | Dec 27 19:33 |
Sosumi | well that's nice | Dec 27 19:34 |
Sosumi | but facebook.......... you know that I kind of hate that company and even more its CEO | Dec 27 19:36 |
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Sosumi | he's probably one of those guys I'd love to punch all day long | Dec 27 19:36 |
DaemonFC | http://www.nytimes.com/2013/12/27/opinion/krugman-the-fear-economy.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0 | Dec 27 19:45 |
TechrightsBot-tr | myaccount.nytimes.com | Log In - The New York Times [ http://ur1.ca/g9sli ] | Dec 27 19:45 |
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MinceR | gn | Dec 27 21:07 |
DaemonFC | http://business.time.com/2013/12/26/mcdonalds-employee-website-yanked-after-ridicule/?iid=biz-article-mostpop1 | Dec 27 22:05 |
TechrightsBot-tr | business.time.com | McDonald's Employee-Resource Website Taken Down Amid Gaffes | TIME.com [ http://ur1.ca/g9t63 ] | Dec 27 22:05 |
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schestowitz | http://schestowitz.com/Weblog/archives/2013/12/28/facebbook-useless/ | Dec 28 04:33 |
TechrightsBot-tr | schestowitz.com | schestowitz.com » Blog Archive » A Year Without Facebook [ http://ur1.ca/g9um1 ] | Dec 28 04:33 |
iophk | Netcraft says the site was running M$ IIS, yet the article implies that IBM is to blame... | Dec 28 05:26 |
iophk | http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/business/retail/myer-website-down-until-further-notice-20131227-2zz91.html | Dec 28 05:26 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.brisbanetimes.com.au | Myer website down 'until further notice' [ http://ur1.ca/g9uwn ] | Dec 28 05:26 |
schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3457140 | Dec 28 05:42 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com reshared: ![](http://www.boredpanda.com/blog/wp-content/plugins/copyrightWrapper/watermark.php?display=true&image=http://bp2.uuuploads.com/cute-baby-animals/cute-baby-animals-35.jpg) | Dec 28 05:42 |
schestowitz | " miche-miche" | Dec 28 05:42 |
schestowitz | iophk: IBM installs Windows also | Dec 28 05:42 |
schestowitz | " | Dec 28 05:43 |
schestowitz | He said teams from IBM and Myer's information technology division were "working furiously" to fix the problem. | Dec 28 05:43 |
schestowitz | Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/business/retail/myer-website-down-until-further-notice-20131227-2zz91.html#ixzz2olVbiwGQ | Dec 28 05:43 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.smh.com.au | Myer website down 'until further notice' [ http://ur1.ca/g9uzn ] | Dec 28 05:43 |
schestowitz | " | Dec 28 05:43 |
schestowitz | Does tjay blame IMB? | Dec 28 05:43 |
schestowitz | That's the only sentence about IBM | Dec 28 05:43 |
schestowitz | And maybe IBM is migrating the site to system z is something | Dec 28 05:43 |
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MinceR | geekings | Dec 28 08:47 |
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iophk | (12:43:56 PM) schestowitz: And maybe IBM is migrating the site to system z is something | Dec 28 09:09 |
iophk | one can hope that they are leaving IIS | Dec 28 09:09 |
schestowitz | https://www.joindiaspora.com/posts/3457662 | Dec 28 09:21 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.joindiaspora.com | # Sorry, but it is/was a <a data-hovercard='/people/da68a1f811b0f71e' href="/u/schestowitz" class='mention hovercardable' >Dr. Roy Schestowitz (罗伊)</a> Day .... [ http://ur1.ca/g9w4s ] | Dec 28 09:21 |
schestowitz | > I dug it out of the spam catcher. there were more than 1700 spams there! | Dec 28 09:24 |
schestowitz | > wordpress does a decent job making it practical to have a comments | Dec 28 09:24 |
schestowitz | > function, and it only seems to get overzealous occasionally. sorry | Dec 28 09:24 |
schestowitz | > about that! | Dec 28 09:24 |
schestowitz | > | Dec 28 09:24 |
schestowitz | I have had the same problem, esp. in the past month. In fact, it brought apache to its knees (too much comment spam). | Dec 28 09:25 |
schestowitz | Re: http://linuxgizmos.com/linuxdevices-content-online-again/ | Dec 28 09:25 |
TechrightsBot-tr | linuxgizmos.com | LinuxDevices content returns to the Web · LinuxGizmos.com [ http://ur1.ca/g8zxz ] | Dec 28 09:25 |
schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3456540\ | Dec 28 09:28 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @linux@joindiaspora.com: Ubuntu Is Storing Wi-Fi Passwords in Clear Text by Default http://news.softpedia.com/news/Ubuntu-Is-Storing-Wi-Fi-Passwords-in-Clear-Text-By-Default-412056.shtml too bad they can't hey basics right. | Dec 28 09:28 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> news.softpedia.com | Ubuntu Is Storing Wi-Fi Passwords in Clear Text by Default [ http://ur1.ca/g9uwa ] | Dec 28 09:28 |
schestowitz | "Not just Ubuntu: All GNU Linux Distributions Store Wi-Fi Passwords in Plain Text If You Don’t Use Encryption http://news.softpedia.com/news/All-Linux-Distributions-Store-Wi-Fi-Passwords-in-Plain-Text-If-You-Don-t-Use-Encryption-412387.shtml " | Dec 28 09:28 |
TechrightsBot-tr | news.softpedia.com | All Linux Distributions Store Wi-Fi Passwords in Plain Text If You Don’t Use Encryption [ http://ur1.ca/g9w5v ] | Dec 28 09:28 |
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schestowitz | > it's such a shame! | Dec 28 09:34 |
schestowitz | > | Dec 28 09:35 |
schestowitz | > well, I tagged your comment as not spam, but now I don't see it showing | Dec 28 09:35 |
schestowitz | > up. could you please resubmit it? | Dec 28 09:35 |
schestowitz | WordPress has a funny interface. After marking as "not spam" I think one still has to go to moderation queue to mark as "approved". | Dec 28 09:35 |
schestowitz | > found it! it went to pending status; now activated! good wordpress... | Dec 28 09:40 |
schestowitz | > have a bikkie! | Dec 28 09:40 |
schestowitz | I have just checked one of my spam queues too. I think I spent days of my life in total dealing with all this Microsoft Windows spewage... usually in vain. | Dec 28 09:40 |
schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3457750 | Dec 28 09:41 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Web stats firms show #facebook declining and others suggest it'll go the way of #myspace http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2013/dec/27/facebook-dead-and-buried-to-teens-research-finds?CMP=twt_gu http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/facebook/10539274/Young-users-see-Facebook-as-dead-and-buried.html | Dec 28 09:41 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.theguardian.com | Facebook 'dead and buried to teens', research finds | Technology | The Guardian [ http://ur1.ca/g9w7s ] | Dec 28 09:41 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.telegraph.co.uk | Young users see Facebook as 'dead and buried' - Telegraph [ http://ur1.ca/g9w7t ] | Dec 28 09:41 |
schestowitz | '80% said they "were not concerned or did not care" if their personal data was available and accessed, either by an organisation or an individual" | Dec 28 09:41 |
schestowitz | NSA and corporate media: mission accomplished. They trust us! | Dec 28 09:42 |
schestowitz | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4h4kfRGuapY | Dec 28 09:43 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.youtube.com | 팩트TV Live 2013.12.28 (FactTV Korea Live) - YouTube [ http://ur1.ca/g9w84 ] | Dec 28 09:43 |
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schestowitz | > wordpress actually manages spam quite effectively. it's rare to find a | Dec 28 10:07 |
schestowitz | > false positive. so I just let it do its thing. usually it opts for | Dec 28 10:07 |
schestowitz | > putting marginal comments in the moderation queue | Dec 28 10:07 |
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iophk | old - http://www.businessinsider.com/microsoft-earns-2-billion-per-year-from-android-patent-royalties-2013-11 | Dec 28 11:49 |
iophk | "That group always seemed to be profitable, but Sherlund says it's largely because of the Android money." | Dec 28 11:49 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.businessinsider.com | Microsoft Earns $2 Billion Per Year From Android Patent Royalties - Business Insider [ http://ur1.ca/g038h ] | Dec 28 11:49 |
iophk | with the new re-org, M$ can be hiding a lot of losses using the revenue from Android. | Dec 28 11:49 |
schestowitz | If there's any at all | Dec 28 12:30 |
schestowitz | I doubt it | Dec 28 12:30 |
schestowitz | Sherlund is not credible there | Dec 28 12:30 |
schestowitz | http://techrights.org/2013/11/08/fud-campaign-analysts/ | Dec 28 12:31 |
TechrightsBot-tr | techrights.org | Nobody Knows How Much — If Anything — Microsoft Is Making From Android/Linux | Techrights [ http://ur1.ca/g05hk ] | Dec 28 12:31 |
schestowitz | "The Apple I. It was in a nice wooden box." | Dec 28 12:43 |
schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3455381 | Dec 28 12:43 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: #apple cannot complete, it is trying to ban #linux devices using lies and hype, as well as #patent #protectionism http://www.smh.com.au/business/world-business/apple-makes-new-bid-for-samsung-sales-ban-20131227-2zzcx.html | Dec 28 12:43 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.smh.com.au | Apple makes new bid for Samsung sales ban [ http://ur1.ca/g9uw7 ] | Dec 28 12:43 |
MinceR | it was in whatever the one who built it from the kit put it in, wasn't it? :> | Dec 28 12:45 |
schestowitz | iophk: am going to migrate TuxMachines | Dec 28 12:58 |
schestowitz | Could use help with DB | Dec 28 12:58 |
iophk | ok | Dec 28 13:01 |
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DaemonFC | http://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2013/12/28/mark-whittington-china-space/4209223/ | Dec 28 16:13 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.usatoday.com | U.S. can still beat China back to moon: Column [ http://ur1.ca/g9xtx ] | Dec 28 16:13 |
DaemonFC | 2 minutes ago · Edited | Dec 28 16:13 |
DaemonFC | Going back to the moon seems like a wasteful expense and a frivolous use of money. NASA already spent a lot of money on a vanity project to beat the Soviet Union to the moon. (The politicians were more concerned with projecting the United States' image as a superpower than scientific exploration. Ironically, George W. Bush threw away our position as a superpower in less than eight years by spending $10 trillion on war and tax cuts for the ri | Dec 28 16:13 |
DaemonFC | ch.) | Dec 28 16:13 |
DaemonFC | The only conceivable reason to return to the moon is because right-wing politicians have eviscerated NASA's budget (Now down to about 0.38% of federal spending) for so long that we not only no longer have a crewed space program, but most of the people who worked on the Apollo and Space Shuttle programs have retired or died. So, we have to backtrack and figure out how to do this again, as a prerequisite to a crewed mission to Mars. | Dec 28 16:13 |
DaemonFC | I've seen several realistic proposals for how we could colonize Mars. | Dec 28 16:13 |
DaemonFC | We might need to do that if we don't get our act together before Earth is a dead planet*, so the expense is justifiable. | Dec 28 16:13 |
DaemonFC | *Probably less than 100 years unless we switch to sustainable development and population growth in time. | Dec 28 16:14 |
Sosumi | so, how are you guys spending your last day of the year? | Dec 28 16:24 |
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MinceR | resting, eating, drinking, reading | Dec 28 16:26 |
Sosumi | no partying? | Dec 28 16:26 |
MinceR | listening to music, looking up stuff for a project | Dec 28 16:27 |
MinceR | it's a pretty good party, i'd say :> | Dec 28 16:27 |
Sosumi | :) | Dec 28 16:28 |
DaemonFC | I'll probably go to Bandidos and pig out, and have a couple of margaritas. | Dec 28 16:28 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 28 16:28 |
Sosumi | apparently everyone forgot about me, so I'll just be preparing for the finals and finishing the last project of the semester | Dec 28 16:32 |
Sosumi | but I guess I'll forget about them next year | Dec 28 16:33 |
DaemonFC | shared a link via Jezebel. | Dec 28 16:35 |
DaemonFC | 8 seconds ago | Dec 28 16:35 |
DaemonFC | http://trib.al/Guv2yoX | Dec 28 16:35 |
TechrightsBot-tr | jezebel.com | Teens Loathe Facebook Because of All the Old People and Baby Pics | Dec 28 16:35 |
DaemonFC | Having a baby is not an accomplishment, nor is it particularly difficult. Even some fish can do it. I don't like reading the birth announcements in newspapers, because they aren't interesting, and they fuel natalist pressure which leads to the destruction of the environment. I find the obituaries to be much more interesting to read. | Dec 28 16:35 |
DaemonFC | (paraphrasing Richard Stallman) | Dec 28 16:35 |
Sosumi | ppl creating facebook picts for children or pets | Dec 28 16:36 |
MinceR | he's right. | Dec 28 16:36 |
Sosumi | kind of resemble that movie "Final Cut" | Dec 28 16:36 |
Sosumi | in which you'd get a brain implant at birth that'd record your entire life | Dec 28 16:37 |
Sosumi | so that when you died, a "cutter", would make a movie about your life to show at the funeral | Dec 28 16:38 |
Sosumi | http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0364343/ | Dec 28 16:38 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.imdb.com | The Final Cut (2004) - IMDb | Dec 28 16:38 |
DaemonFC | shared a link via Daily Kos. | Dec 28 16:38 |
DaemonFC | 19 minutes ago · | Dec 28 16:38 |
DaemonFC | http://www.dailykos.com/story/2013/12/23/1264955/-This-graph-shows-why-solar-power-will-take-over-the-world?detail=facebook | Dec 28 16:38 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.dailykos.com | Daily Kos: This graph shows why solar power will take over the world [ http://ur1.ca/g9xwk ] | Dec 28 16:38 |
DaemonFC | The right-wing bribery organization known as ALEC is already telling the Republicans to pass laws that fine people for installing solar panels on their own rooftops. | Dec 28 16:38 |
DaemonFC | So much for freedom and liberty, huh? | Dec 28 16:38 |
DaemonFC | If I owned my own home, I'd be calling Solar City and having them install panels on my roof. | Dec 28 16:38 |
DaemonFC | You know... | Dec 28 16:39 |
Sosumi | lawl, you know.... | Dec 28 16:39 |
DaemonFC | Rand Paul went on a 20 minute speech about the government requiring water-efficient toilets. | Dec 28 16:39 |
Sosumi | if solar panels do indeed take hold | Dec 28 16:39 |
DaemonFC | He said that people should be able to choose what kind of toilet goes into their bathroom. | Dec 28 16:39 |
MinceR | well, it's their idol Ronnie Raygun who removed the solar panels from the White House | Dec 28 16:39 |
MinceR | so no surprise there | Dec 28 16:40 |
DaemonFC | Now he's saying that he wants to stop people and private businesses from installing solar panels and wind turbines | Dec 28 16:40 |
Sosumi | they'll start taxing you for every watt of electricity you produce for your own use | Dec 28 16:40 |
DaemonFC | :/ | Dec 28 16:40 |
Sosumi | just like they do in spain | Dec 28 16:40 |
MinceR | it's sad that about half of usians still take the republicans seriously | Dec 28 16:40 |
Sosumi | http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-24272061 | Dec 28 16:40 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.bbc.co.uk | BBC News - Spain’s sunshine toll: Row over proposed solar tax [ http://ur1.ca/g9xx0 ] | Dec 28 16:40 |
Sosumi | http://www.aljazeera.com/video/europe/2013/10/spain-approves-tax-solar-panels-20131088950355608.html | Dec 28 16:41 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.aljazeera.com | Spain approves tax on solar panels - Europe - Al Jazeera English [ http://ur1.ca/g9xx7 ] | Dec 28 16:41 |
Sosumi | in Spain, they tax the "daylights" out of you | Dec 28 16:41 |
DaemonFC | Does anyone know if Windows Phone lets you install Firefox? | Dec 28 16:42 |
DaemonFC | I know iPhones don't allow that. | Dec 28 16:42 |
Sosumi | no idea | Dec 28 16:42 |
DaemonFC | I'm just curious. Facebook is posting Windows phone ads. | Dec 28 16:42 |
Sosumi | I've never seen a windows phone around | Dec 28 16:43 |
DaemonFC | If a phone doesn't allow Firefox, then I don't want the phone. Period. End of discussion. :) | Dec 28 16:43 |
MinceR | it's not a real firefox | Dec 28 16:43 |
MinceR | it uses the ie "engine" on winblows phony | Dec 28 16:43 |
DaemonFC | Seriously? Ewww. | Dec 28 16:43 |
MinceR | just like on hypeOS | Dec 28 16:43 |
Sosumi | *facepalm* | Dec 28 16:43 |
DaemonFC | No, Apple booted out Firefox Home, which wasn't even a browser. | Dec 28 16:43 |
MinceR | ic | Dec 28 16:43 |
DaemonFC | Mozilla said they won't make an iOS version until Apple allow them to use Gecko. | Dec 28 16:44 |
MinceR | m$ is really desperate to force that shitty excuse for a browser on people | Dec 28 16:44 |
MinceR | since no sane person wants to use it | Dec 28 16:44 |
DaemonFC | Apple told them they could make a Firefox app as long as it was really Safari underneath. | Dec 28 16:44 |
DaemonFC | Mozilla declined, and said it was because it wouldn't really be Firefox and they couldn't really claim to support the system Webkit or fix problems with it. | Dec 28 16:44 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 28 16:44 |
DaemonFC | So, I don't know why they'd use Trident on Windows Phone. | Dec 28 16:44 |
MinceR | :) | Dec 28 16:44 |
MinceR | http://www.windowsphone.com/en-us/store/app/firefox/6544df57-dd9c-4a61-bf89-9ba3832b849c | Dec 28 16:45 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.windowsphone.com | Firefox | Windows Phone Apps+Games Store (United States) [ http://ur1.ca/g9xxk ] | Dec 28 16:45 |
MinceR | this is what i've found | Dec 28 16:45 |
MinceR | dunno if it's fake | Dec 28 16:45 |
MinceR | "This app is no longer published", though | Dec 28 16:45 |
DaemonFC | There's a lot of Android browsers that use the system Webkit, but Firefox doesn't. | Dec 28 16:45 |
DaemonFC | Neither does Opera. | Dec 28 16:45 |
DaemonFC | Opera brings along its own Webkit. | Dec 28 16:45 |
MinceR | opera switched to khtml too | Dec 28 16:45 |
DaemonFC | Google allows that too. | Dec 28 16:45 |
MinceR | oh, its own | Dec 28 16:45 |
DaemonFC | Yeah, it's webkit, but it's Opera's webkit, not the system webkit. | Dec 28 16:45 |
schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3457399 | Dec 28 16:46 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @linux@joindiaspora.com: Not just Ubuntu: All GNU Linux Distributions Store Wi-Fi Passwords in Plain Text If You Don’t Use Encryption http://news.softpedia.com/news/All-Linux-Distributions-Store-Wi-Fi-Passwords-in-Plain-Text-If-You-Don-t-Use-Encryption-412387.shtml | Dec 28 16:46 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> news.softpedia.com | All Linux Distributions Store Wi-Fi Passwords in Plain Text If You Don’t Use Encryption [ http://ur1.ca/g9w5v ] | Dec 28 16:46 |
schestowitz | "The problem is not GNU/Linux distributions, is NetworkManager" | Dec 28 16:46 |
DaemonFC | I don't see a problem with that. It should be allowed. App developers can't fix problems that occur in the system webkit, so they shouldn't have to use it. | Dec 28 16:46 |
DaemonFC | If they want to take responsibility for what their app does, they should have the choice. | Dec 28 16:46 |
MinceR | i doubt that all GNU/Linux distributions ship with NetworkManager | Dec 28 16:47 |
MinceR | TinyCore didn't have it, iirc | Dec 28 16:47 |
MinceR | at least not by default | Dec 28 16:47 |
MinceR | neither did Angstrom | Dec 28 16:47 |
DaemonFC | Firefox for Android is Gecko. Opera is using its own webkit. Chrome uses its own webkit. Browser uses system webkit. Dolphin uses the system webkit. | Dec 28 16:47 |
MinceR | so that's yet another bullshit FUD headline | Dec 28 16:47 |
DaemonFC | It took me a while to figure all of this out. | Dec 28 16:48 |
DaemonFC | I like Gecko better than Webkit in general. | Dec 28 16:48 |
DaemonFC | Though webkit has gotten better... | Dec 28 16:48 |
MinceR | so do i | Dec 28 16:48 |
MinceR | gecko doesn't crash nearly as often | Dec 28 16:48 |
DaemonFC | GNOME Web with the latest GTK Webkit and Webkit 2 enabled is very nice. | Dec 28 16:48 |
DaemonFC | Yeah, Webkit crashes sometimes, but with Webkit 2 enabled, it only crashes one tab. | Dec 28 16:48 |
DaemonFC | So, GNOME Web is more like Chrome now. | Dec 28 16:49 |
DaemonFC | in that aspect | Dec 28 16:49 |
MinceR | for me it tended to take the browser with itself | Dec 28 16:49 |
MinceR | and in the case of crashium, the kernel | Dec 28 16:49 |
DaemonFC | Well, Firefox crashes take out the whole browser, but Firefox crashing is rare these days, and it has a recovery system so it's more of a nuisance than a real problem. | Dec 28 16:49 |
DaemonFC | It will even recover text you entered in entry fields. | Dec 28 16:50 |
DaemonFC | I like GNOME Web and Firefox. They're both good browsers. | Dec 28 16:50 |
DaemonFC | Firefox is definitely easier to customize, but GNOME Web is easier to use. I like the option "Enable web advertisements" as a checkbox in the settings menu by default. | Dec 28 16:51 |
DaemonFC | Firefox is never going to do that. | Dec 28 16:51 |
DaemonFC | Instead of that stupid-ass "DNT" thing. | Dec 28 16:51 |
DaemonFC | How about not loading ads and tracking sites in the first place? | Dec 28 16:51 |
DaemonFC | Adblock Edge is the way to go, but it should be built into the browser. | Dec 28 16:52 |
DaemonFC | The setup wizard should ask the user on first start if they even want to see ads. | Dec 28 16:52 |
DaemonFC | I guess that anyone would be free to fork Firefox and build in some of the more useful extensions. | Dec 28 16:53 |
DaemonFC | Many users that come from browsers like Safari or IE don't even know that Adblock Edge exists. | Dec 28 16:53 |
DaemonFC | When I set up Firefox for Dave, I put in Adblock Edge, and showed him how much more pleasant it was to use than IE. | Dec 28 16:53 |
DaemonFC | He's been using Firefox for a couple of years now. | Dec 28 16:54 |
DaemonFC | Thanks to GNOME Web, I was able to quit using Flash and remove it. | Dec 28 16:54 |
DaemonFC | Eventually, Fedora will probably build Firefox to play h264 if gstreamer supports it. | Dec 28 16:54 |
DaemonFC | They said they wanted to wait until upstream was using gstreamer 1.x | Dec 28 16:55 |
MinceR | doesn't it support the cisco blob yet? | Dec 28 16:55 |
DaemonFC | I don't know. The upstream build of Firefox 26 plays h264. | Dec 28 16:55 |
DaemonFC | They just use the system gstreamer. | Dec 28 16:55 |
DaemonFC | The Fedora build of Firefox is just faster and more secure. | Dec 28 16:56 |
DaemonFC | Upstream builds theirs with an old gcc, without the security options turned on, and on a RHEL clone, with static linked libraries. | Dec 28 16:56 |
DaemonFC | It's like proprietary software companies would distribute software. | Dec 28 16:57 |
DaemonFC | It works, but Fedora is always building Firefox better than upstream does. | Dec 28 16:57 |
MinceR | https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/970674 | Dec 28 16:57 |
DaemonFC | It is better integrated into the system. It uses shared libraries and the latest gcc, with all of the security options of gcc turned on. | Dec 28 16:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | support.mozilla.org | Firefox support for Windows Phone 8 | Firefox Support Forum | Mozilla Support [ http://ur1.ca/g9xyx ] | Dec 28 16:58 |
DaemonFC | And it's sandboxed with selinux. | Dec 28 16:58 |
MinceR | free software is banned from m$'s overpriced paperweights | Dec 28 16:58 |
MinceR | (and iirc it's also banned from crApple's randomly set timebombs) | Dec 28 16:58 |
DaemonFC | I'll just use Android until the next cell phone upgrade. | Dec 28 16:58 |
DaemonFC | Then I'll see if I can get a Firefox Phone. | Dec 28 16:58 |
DaemonFC | For now, Android is the best option available. | Dec 28 16:59 |
DaemonFC | I do like the overall design goal of Firefox Phone better. | Dec 28 16:59 |
MinceR | i hope Tizen succeeds in some meaningful way | Dec 28 16:59 |
DaemonFC | Android is not the best option for a mobile OS, it's just the only option. | Dec 28 17:00 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 28 17:00 |
DaemonFC | I mean, really, what else are you going to choose? Windows? iOS? | Dec 28 17:00 |
DaemonFC | Garbage, totally proprietary, locking out competing software.... | Dec 28 17:00 |
DaemonFC | Those aren't really an option for me. | Dec 28 17:00 |
MinceR | well, it's the only smartphone OS that isn't dead, apparently | Dec 28 17:01 |
DaemonFC | Android? | Dec 28 17:02 |
DaemonFC | iOS is still used. It's in decline though. | Dec 28 17:02 |
DaemonFC | Most of the people using it are not buying new devices, they just still have an iPhone 4 or something that they bought years ago. | Dec 28 17:02 |
DaemonFC | More and more of the newly activated devices are Android. | Dec 28 17:03 |
MinceR | android | Dec 28 17:03 |
DaemonFC | So, I think that as time goes on, and those old iPhones fail, more people will migrate to Android. | Dec 28 17:03 |
MinceR | hypeOS is not a smartphone OS. | Dec 28 17:03 |
DaemonFC | People are still using them because they already paid for them and they still work. | Dec 28 17:03 |
DaemonFC | It's the same reason Windows XP is still around, even though Windows 8/8.1 are out and people aren't buying it. | Dec 28 17:04 |
DaemonFC | There's still a lot of Windows XP machines out there that people have already paid for, that work "well enough". | Dec 28 17:04 |
DaemonFC | So, when those fail, they buy non-Windows devices, and Windows goes into decline. | Dec 28 17:05 |
DaemonFC | We're dealing with legacy constipation right now. | Dec 28 17:05 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 28 17:05 |
DaemonFC | with Windows XP and old iPhones. | Dec 28 17:05 |
DaemonFC | Whatever people choose today is something they'll still be using in 4-5 years until it just doesn't work anymore. | Dec 28 17:06 |
DaemonFC | So, Apple's decline will be much like the decline of Internet Explorer. | Dec 28 17:06 |
MinceR | in that case, i wonder what shenanigans will crApple try to force us to use their crap. | Dec 28 17:07 |
DaemonFC | It's already starting, MinceR. | Dec 28 17:07 |
MinceR | i'm guessing they'll try to buy and ruin all the remaining free software projects after CUPS. | Dec 28 17:08 |
DaemonFC | They launched the iPhone 5c, which is garbage at a price point that Walmart shoppers can afford. | Dec 28 17:08 |
MinceR | it's still massively overpriced | Dec 28 17:08 |
DaemonFC | Then they funded a promotion that actually paid people to take them. | Dec 28 17:08 |
DaemonFC | They marked them down to $49 with a 2 year contract, and then Apple themselves funded the $75 gift card you got for Walmart if you bought one. | Dec 28 17:09 |
MinceR | it still costs a magnitude more than an entry-level smartphone | Dec 28 17:09 |
DaemonFC | So they were paying people $26 to take the phone. | Dec 28 17:09 |
MinceR | even though it's inferior to all of them in every way | Dec 28 17:09 |
DaemonFC | Well, if you're in the budget phone market right now, the Moto G is the thing to get. | Dec 28 17:09 |
DaemonFC | They're usually free with a contract, or $199 unlocked. | Dec 28 17:10 |
MinceR | i think telcos are giving smartphones away "free" now | Dec 28 17:10 |
DaemonFC | And they're the best dub-$200 phone on the market right now | Dec 28 17:10 |
MinceR | (of course, on the long run, it's going to cost the customer plenty) | Dec 28 17:10 |
DaemonFC | Yeah. Sprint has the best deal. | Dec 28 17:10 |
DaemonFC | $80 a month for unlimited everything. | Dec 28 17:10 |
DaemonFC | That's not bad for a contract phone. | Dec 28 17:10 |
DaemonFC | AT&T with 1 GB of monthly data starts at $110. | Dec 28 17:10 |
DaemonFC | Then each GB you go over is $15, or you can add data to the plan for $10 per GB per month. | Dec 28 17:11 |
DaemonFC | So they'd charge someone like me a minimum of $140-150 for the way I use my Sprint phone. | Dec 28 17:11 |
DaemonFC | And Sprint's network is pretty damned good for what you're paying. | Dec 28 17:11 |
DaemonFC | It might not be quite as good as the others, but it's damned close, and it's basically half price. | Dec 28 17:11 |
DaemonFC | I get 4GLTE in most areas, and it's FAST. | Dec 28 17:12 |
MinceR | so do i | Dec 28 17:12 |
MinceR | well, not sure if it's 'most areas' yet | Dec 28 17:12 |
DaemonFC | Well, I figure that if their network is 90% as good for half the price, that it's a good deal in the end. | Dec 28 17:12 |
MinceR | but it's still a surprise after my telco said they aren't supporting LTE on phones at all. | Dec 28 17:12 |
DaemonFC | And they're still upgrading areas to LTE. | Dec 28 17:12 |
DaemonFC | Pretty quickly... | Dec 28 17:12 |
MinceR | and one day it just started letting me use LTE. | Dec 28 17:12 |
DaemonFC | I had 4G LTE for most of our trip to Ohio a few weeks ago. | Dec 28 17:12 |
DaemonFC | Even out in the middle of nowhere, surrounded by a wind farm. | Dec 28 17:13 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 28 17:13 |
DaemonFC | That was impressive. | Dec 28 17:13 |
MinceR | funny enough, i noticed that i got LTE service first on a mountain in budapest. | Dec 28 17:13 |
DaemonFC | Sprint supports LTE, WiMax, and 3G networks. | Dec 28 17:13 |
DaemonFC | on all of their new phones, at least. | Dec 28 17:13 |
DaemonFC | And they use all three standards on their network. It's kind of a mess. | Dec 28 17:13 |
DaemonFC | But it works, so what the hell? :) | Dec 28 17:14 |
DaemonFC | I've seen my phone use LTE, WiMax, and 3G on Sprint towers. | Dec 28 17:14 |
MinceR | i didn't know phones could use WiMax | Dec 28 17:14 |
DaemonFC | LTE and WiMax are both very fast. 3G isn't terrible. | Dec 28 17:14 |
DaemonFC | Yeah. Sprint started out with WiMax, and then switched over to LTE. | Dec 28 17:14 |
DaemonFC | So there's still some areas where you get WiMax because it's what they were building before they changed their minds. | Dec 28 17:15 |
DaemonFC | It works, and they've already paid for it, so they're leaving it alone. | Dec 28 17:15 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 28 17:15 |
DaemonFC | So their phones support LTE and WiMax. | Dec 28 17:15 |
DaemonFC | The user doesn't really need to care. | Dec 28 17:16 |
DaemonFC | They're both very fast. | Dec 28 17:16 |
DaemonFC | It's like when 56K modems were released, and you had competing standards. | Dec 28 17:16 |
MinceR | i don't think my phone supports WiMAX. | Dec 28 17:17 |
DaemonFC | ISPs would support K56Flex, V.90, and X2 | Dec 28 17:17 |
DaemonFC | So, the modems for your PC just supported all of them, and then you had 56K no matter which standard your ISP supported. | Dec 28 17:17 |
DaemonFC | My ISP at the time supported K56Flex on one of their local numbers, and v.90 on the other one. | Dec 28 17:18 |
DaemonFC | I dialed into the K56Flex until the V.90 number was available. | Dec 28 17:18 |
DaemonFC | MinceR, Most don't. | Dec 28 17:18 |
MinceR | i don't know which ones my modem supported | Dec 28 17:18 |
DaemonFC | The LG G2 only supports WiMax if you buy it from Sprint. | Dec 28 17:18 |
DaemonFC | Everyone else that uses those towers gets 3G. | Dec 28 17:19 |
DaemonFC | Like, customers of other companies that are roaming on a Sprint tower, or people that bought unlocked phones. | Dec 28 17:19 |
DaemonFC | My phone also supports text and phone calls over wifi. | Dec 28 17:20 |
DaemonFC | So if I'm in a restaurant and can't get a signal, I can hop onto their free wifi and make calls and texts over that. | Dec 28 17:20 |
DaemonFC | That feature is mostly for people on other carriers though, that want to save their minutes. | Dec 28 17:21 |
DaemonFC | But I have unlimited minutes, so there's no reason to do that unless I can't get a signal. | Dec 28 17:21 |
Sosumi | I'll tell you the truth | Dec 28 17:25 |
Sosumi | I haven't seen and iphone past the 4s | Dec 28 17:25 |
DaemonFC | There's cheaper ways to get unlimited, but they do nasty things to you. | Dec 28 17:26 |
DaemonFC | Like Straight Talk for $45 a month, but you get second rate phones and third rate service. | Dec 28 17:26 |
DaemonFC | They don't actually want to turn around and pay the other carriers for unlimited, so they throttle you after 2.5 GB and then you're at 2G speed for the rest of the month. | Dec 28 17:27 |
DaemonFC | And the data coverage is spotty, so Tim has to connect to my wifi or his data barely even works at my apartment, even though he's using the same tower I am. | Dec 28 17:27 |
Sosumi | samsung phones happen to be the norm around here | Dec 28 17:27 |
MinceR | Sosumi: they're all the same | Dec 28 17:27 |
MinceR | i mean, hypePhones | Dec 28 17:28 |
Sosumi | and talking of samsung, one of the major retailers has 20% discount on all note 3 and galaxy s4 | Dec 28 17:28 |
Sosumi | to the end of the year | Dec 28 17:28 |
Sosumi | http://www.fnac.pt/n284571/Precos-Minimos/Tecnologia/Smartphones-Samsung#bl=HGTELECblo1 | Dec 28 17:28 |
TechrightsBot-tr | ( status 400 @ http://www.fnac.pt/n284571/Precos-Minimos/Tecnologia/Smartphones-Samsung#bl=HGTELECblo1 ) | Dec 28 17:28 |
DaemonFC | If you use a lot of data, Smart Talk disconnects your service and bans your phone. | Dec 28 17:28 |
DaemonFC | So you can't re-activate that phone, even though you paid $300 for the phone! | Dec 28 17:29 |
DaemonFC | So it's not unlimited. There's a limit, they just don't tell you what it is. | Dec 28 17:29 |
MinceR | that's not very Smart | Dec 28 17:29 |
MinceR | for some reason, ISPs seem to be fond of secret limits | Dec 28 17:29 |
DaemonFC | Yeah. They say unlimited, then in the fine print, they say they reserve the right to throw you off if you use it "excessively". | Dec 28 17:34 |
DaemonFC | Of course, there's no definition of excessive, so you don't know what that means. | Dec 28 17:34 |
DaemonFC | Comcast says that the "normal" usage of their customers is only like 5-6 GB a month. I don't know what these people are doing, but I use that in two or three days. | Dec 28 17:35 |
DaemonFC | Even watching a few Youtube videos per day, checking email, and browsing will use more than 5-6 GB a month. | Dec 28 17:35 |
MinceR | the telcos here like to define a set of protocols/services they happen to like | Dec 28 17:36 |
MinceR | and they punish you for using anything else | Dec 28 17:36 |
MinceR | that's why i haven't switched packages for a long time | Dec 28 17:36 |
MinceR | i don't know which one would be a less of a pain in the ass, if any of them would be | Dec 28 17:37 |
schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3458229 | Dec 28 17:45 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Rephrasing of the previous tweet: carriers were so eager to get their bribes from #cia that they made their customers insecure by design | Dec 28 17:45 |
schestowitz | "Gotchya. I saw the reference to "prior tweet" which made me kind of wonder. The brevity and volume of your posts has me tending to mute you. My general preference is for lower volume and higher relevance, and your content tends to dominate my stream otherwise." | Dec 28 17:45 |
schestowitz | I have posted short items in identica since 2009 and then expanded in my sites. It's mostly about the links really. Long posts I compose separately. | Dec 28 17:46 |
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Sosumi | not good for the mactards, | Dec 28 18:30 |
Sosumi | crossfired d700 perform as good as a single gtx680 on battlefield 4 maxed at 4k | Dec 28 18:31 |
Sosumi | the things I've been mentioning about the PSU have probably been confirmed | Dec 28 18:34 |
Sosumi | probably just there isn't enough juice to power the thing | Dec 28 18:35 |
oiaohm | Sosumi: exactly how is it not good for mactards. | Dec 28 18:36 |
oiaohm | Sosumi: they have lived with under powered video cards for so long now so what is the difference to them. | Dec 28 18:37 |
Sosumi | because now they have even less arguments against me, at least | Dec 28 18:37 |
Sosumi | in the flame wars with my colleagues | Dec 28 18:37 |
Sosumi | and some teachers | Dec 28 18:38 |
MinceR | it has the logo on it, isn't that enough for them? | Dec 28 18:43 |
MinceR | also, doesn't the RDF make them believe they've won all the arguments? | Dec 28 18:44 |
Sosumi | they could always put a sticker or laser engrave it on some third party box | Dec 28 18:44 |
Sosumi | RDF? | Dec 28 18:44 |
MinceR | Reality Distortion Field | Dec 28 18:44 |
Sosumi | don't worry, I can create a dirac sea of infinite negativity that will void all kinds of RDFs | Dec 28 18:47 |
MinceR | :) | Dec 28 18:48 |
Sosumi | aside, | Dec 28 19:05 |
Sosumi | gnu octave finally has a GUI | Dec 28 19:05 |
Sosumi | officially that is | Dec 28 19:13 |
Sosumi | I remember older projects like qt octave and so on | Dec 28 19:13 |
DaemonFC | shared Star Trek: Voyager's photo. | Dec 28 19:24 |
DaemonFC | I'm going to have to vote for Captain Janeway. In the future, a female starship captain from Indiana fights to get her crew home when they become stranded in the Delta Quadrant, over 70 years from Earth at maximum warp. Sure, it's fiction, but it's inspiring. | Dec 28 19:24 |
DaemonFC | Bonus: Along the way, she manages to rip the Borg a new one. That alone should get your vote! | Dec 28 19:25 |
DaemonFC | Despicable Me 2: | Dec 28 19:43 |
DaemonFC | Little girl (to Gru): "Why are you so fat?" | Dec 28 19:43 |
DaemonFC | Gru: "Because my house is made of candy. And sometimes, I eat instead of facing my problems." | Dec 28 19:43 |
DaemonFC | I can relate. Who's up for Taco Bell? | Dec 28 19:43 |
DaemonFC | Spotify Radio is now free on Android. | Dec 28 21:16 |
DaemonFC | gives me something to listen to while I'm driving. :) | Dec 28 21:17 |
DaemonFC | Last.FM is no longer available in the United States. | Dec 28 21:17 |
MinceR | gn | Dec 28 21:26 |
DaemonFC | GNOME Web tells websites you're using Mac OS. | Dec 28 22:11 |
DaemonFC | Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Intel Mac OS X) AppleWebKit/538.1 (KHTML, like Gecko) Safari/538.1 Epiphany/3.10.2 | Dec 28 22:11 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: yep poor designed website id would also say Safari user. | Dec 28 22:12 |
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amarsh04 | http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-12-29/david-hicks-says-government-knew-he-would-not-get-fair-trial/5177504 | Dec 28 23:04 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.abc.net.au | Solicitor says documents show government knew former Guantanamo Bay detainee David Hicks would not get fair trial - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) [ http://ur1.ca/g9zlc ] | Dec 28 23:04 |
oiaohm | amarsh04: Really David Hicks trained with a overseas army without permission. Australia by international law could have voided his citisenship | Dec 28 23:12 |
oiaohm | amarsh04: so what is the worry about fair trial he was not infact due anything. | Dec 28 23:12 |
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Sosumi | confirmed, apple selling rebranded underclocked radeons as firepros | Dec 22 02:05 |
Sosumi | and more ram on the top model | Dec 22 02:05 |
Sosumi | as it would be on a radeon | Dec 22 02:06 |
Sosumi | and why has it been confirmed? no ECC on the D700 which at first was thought to be a fire pro w9000 | Dec 22 02:07 |
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Sosumi | and on OSX there's no distintion between workstation and consumer grade cards | Dec 22 02:08 |
Sosumi | aside from the vram | Dec 22 02:08 |
Sosumi | no special drivers, nothing | Dec 22 02:09 |
Sosumi | so yes crapple is selling snake oil on those | Dec 22 02:09 |
Sosumi | and I wander how much those cards are crippled in double precision | Dec 22 02:15 |
MinceR | gn | Dec 22 02:31 |
Sosumi | Mincer, don't forget to check for "things" under your bed | Dec 22 02:39 |
Sosumi | :P | Dec 22 02:39 |
MinceR | i know what things are there :> | Dec 22 02:40 |
MinceR | well, mostly | Dec 22 02:40 |
Sosumi | a dakimakura? | Dec 22 02:40 |
MinceR | nah | Dec 22 02:44 |
MinceR | a surge protector, an extension cord, some packaging, some food | Dec 22 02:44 |
MinceR | some dust bunnies | Dec 22 02:44 |
Sosumi | no cat? | Dec 22 02:45 |
MinceR | no cat | Dec 22 02:45 |
Sosumi | cats are cool | Dec 22 02:45 |
MinceR | sure, but this concrete box isn't fit for a cat to live in | Dec 22 02:47 |
MinceR | (also not fit for humans to live in, but it's what i'm stuck with) | Dec 22 02:47 |
Sosumi | I can relate to that | Dec 22 02:49 |
Sosumi | I hate my university apartment | Dec 22 02:49 |
Sosumi | but that's with what I'm stuck until I can get something better | Dec 22 02:50 |
schestowitz__ | https://twitter.com/fcassia/status/414558606382473217 | Dec 22 05:16 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @fcassia: @googlecloud a solution looking for a problem to solve.Also, a fad. cc/@schestowitz #fogcomputing | Dec 22 05:16 |
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iophk | https://queue.acm.org/detail.cfm?ref=rss&id=2559901 | Dec 22 08:51 |
TechrightsBot-tr | queue.acm.org | Center Wheel for Success - ACM Queue [ http://ur1.ca/g8lk4 ] | Dec 22 08:51 |
DaemonFC | I am using the Polari IRC client in GNOME. | Dec 22 10:14 |
DaemonFC | It's pretty rough. | Dec 22 10:15 |
DaemonFC | I'm not sure I like it. You have to go to the settings in Empathy to configure your IRC settings for Polari. | Dec 22 10:15 |
DaemonFC | They need to put that setup menu in Polari. | Dec 22 10:15 |
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DaemonFC | Gas is spiking. | Dec 22 10:47 |
DaemonFC | It's up to $4.18 a gallon in Fort Wayne. I hurried up and filled my tank this morning at $3.29. | Dec 22 10:47 |
DaemonFC | I wonder what they're going to blame it on this time. | Dec 22 10:48 |
DaemonFC | Fuckers. | Dec 22 10:48 |
DaemonFC | I'm really glad I tuned up the car. With gas prices like they are, that really pays for itself. | Dec 22 10:51 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: what is that for | Dec 22 10:51 |
oiaohm | Ie fuel type. | Dec 22 10:51 |
DaemonFC | 87 octane | Dec 22 10:51 |
oiaohm | Because its sounding cheep. | Dec 22 10:51 |
DaemonFC | Yeah, but the minimum wage in Australia is nearly $15 an hour. | Dec 22 10:52 |
DaemonFC | Remember that most Americans are just barely scrapping by at $8-9 an hour. | Dec 22 10:52 |
DaemonFC | So the difference between $3 a gallon and $4 a gallon really hurts. | Dec 22 10:53 |
DaemonFC | The year my car was built, gasoline was maybe $1 a gallon on a bad day. | Dec 22 10:53 |
oiaohm | Ok that is strange. | Dec 22 10:53 |
DaemonFC | So the tank cost $20 to fill from E to F. | Dec 22 10:53 |
oiaohm | There is no such thing as 87 octane in Australia. | Dec 22 10:54 |
oiaohm | There is 85 octane and 91 octane. | Dec 22 10:54 |
DaemonFC | Now, gas is $4.18 a gallon, and it costs over $80 to fill the tank! | Dec 22 10:54 |
oiaohm | 91 is regular. | Dec 22 10:54 |
DaemonFC | I'm pretty sure my car *could* run on 85, if anyone actually sold that. | Dec 22 10:55 |
DaemonFC | The owners manual recommends 87. | Dec 22 10:55 |
oiaohm | 85 is limited access | Dec 22 10:55 |
oiaohm | here. | Dec 22 10:55 |
DaemonFC | I've ran cars where the owners manual said 87 on 86 before. | Dec 22 10:55 |
oiaohm | 91 is the common. | Dec 22 10:55 |
DaemonFC | It saved a couple bucks per tank. | Dec 22 10:55 |
DaemonFC | The car seemed to run fine on 86. | Dec 22 10:55 |
DaemonFC | But they stopped selling 86 here. | Dec 22 10:56 |
oiaohm | Even when we had leaded fuel 91 was common. | Dec 22 10:56 |
DaemonFC | You should use the lowest octane rating that won't cause the engine to knock or ping. | Dec 22 10:56 |
oiaohm | 91 is 141.9 dollar a L | Dec 22 10:56 |
oiaohm | Opps | Dec 22 10:56 |
DaemonFC | 87 is standard grade gasoline in the US. | Dec 22 10:56 |
oiaohm | 1.419 a L | Dec 22 10:56 |
DaemonFC | Almost every car sold since the 1980s will run fine on it. | Dec 22 10:56 |
oiaohm | I hate the write it in cents. | Dec 22 10:56 |
DaemonFC | There's no reason to go higher unless you have a sports car. | Dec 22 10:57 |
DaemonFC | Even then, that will usually take 87. You might lose a little power, but the car will run. | Dec 22 10:57 |
DaemonFC | Putting anything higher in most cars just simply wastes money. | Dec 22 10:57 |
DaemonFC | If you burn a tank per week and you use "premium", you're wasting about $200 a year. | Dec 22 10:58 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: 1.419 a L is about 6.79 a gallon | Dec 22 10:58 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: your fuel is cheap. | Dec 22 10:58 |
DaemonFC | Another way they get people is the 3 month/3,000 mile oil change myth. | Dec 22 10:58 |
DaemonFC | 3,000 miles is the severe service schedule. | Dec 22 10:59 |
oiaohm | I run my car on 95 octane. | Dec 22 10:59 |
DaemonFC | The one recommended by my owner's manual is every 6 months or 5,000 miles. | Dec 22 10:59 |
DaemonFC | So, basically, they're conning people into paying for a couple of oil changes that they really don't need every year. | Dec 22 10:59 |
oiaohm | due to the bugger being computer controlled and injected it runs using the least dollars a mile/km on 95 and 98. | Dec 22 11:00 |
DaemonFC | It's only $50, but it's unnecessary service. | Dec 22 11:00 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: Yes you can rip yourself off buying lower octane if you car is not effective with it. | Dec 22 11:00 |
DaemonFC | I have a 4.6 liter V8. | Dec 22 11:00 |
DaemonFC | It's actually pretty good on gas for an engine of that size. | Dec 22 11:01 |
DaemonFC | I get about 20-25 mpg. | Dec 22 11:01 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: holden V8 here in Australia new ones in fact like 95 Oct or better. | Dec 22 11:01 |
DaemonFC | You've got to keep up the maintainence or you lose fuel efficiency. | Dec 22 11:01 |
DaemonFC | It ends up costing more in extra fuel than the service would cost. | Dec 22 11:01 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: is yours computer controlled? | Dec 22 11:02 |
DaemonFC | I usually buy cars with about 100,000 miles on them, and I've never bought one where the former owner changed the spark plugs on time. | Dec 22 11:02 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 22 11:02 |
DaemonFC | They're almost always on the original plugs. | Dec 22 11:02 |
DaemonFC | By the time you've ran the original plugs 100,000 miles, you're losing 3-4 mpg. | Dec 22 11:02 |
oiaohm | By the sound of it you are still the old class caberitor. | Dec 22 11:03 |
DaemonFC | Nope. Mine is fuel injected. | Dec 22 11:03 |
oiaohm | Coil per pair of spark plugs? | Dec 22 11:03 |
oiaohm | or Coil per spark plug. | Dec 22 11:03 |
DaemonFC | It's Ford's Single Overhead Cam 4.6 V8. Pretty standard for a 1990s Ford. They were putting them in everything they could. | Dec 22 11:03 |
DaemonFC | Now you can't even get a Ford car with a V8. | Dec 22 11:03 |
DaemonFC | One coil for every pair. | Dec 22 11:04 |
DaemonFC | So, four coil packs. | Dec 22 11:04 |
oiaohm | Ok that should be auto adjusting. | Dec 22 11:04 |
DaemonFC | There's almost never a reason to replace coils. They either work or they don't. | Dec 22 11:04 |
oiaohm | So should not be reducing in effectivness. | Dec 22 11:04 |
DaemonFC | It's just one of those things.... :) | Dec 22 11:04 |
oiaohm | Between services. | Dec 22 11:05 |
oiaohm | Proper working auto adjusting get better the long ther computer does not reset. | Dec 22 11:05 |
DaemonFC | Oh, I would NEVER EVER buy a new car. | Dec 22 11:05 |
DaemonFC | This is the newest car I've ever owned, and it's a 1996. | Dec 22 11:05 |
oiaohm | Good computers appear 1992 | Dec 22 11:06 |
oiaohm | for cars. | Dec 22 11:06 |
DaemonFC | The newer cars get slightly better gas mileage, but you're losing so much money to depreciation.... | Dec 22 11:06 |
DaemonFC | Gas prices have never been this volatile though. | Dec 22 11:06 |
DaemonFC | Not that I can remember. | Dec 22 11:06 |
oiaohm | Old carberitor the calbibration never holds. | Dec 22 11:06 |
oiaohm | That is why you have to service them more than computer controlled. | Dec 22 11:07 |
DaemonFC | In the last six months, I've seen a gallon of 87 going for anywhere between $2.88 and $4.18. | Dec 22 11:07 |
DaemonFC | It's ridiculous. | Dec 22 11:07 |
oiaohm | 4.18 is cheep. | Dec 22 11:07 |
DaemonFC | There's no good excuse for it except that they can pick your pocket and you can't get out of paying it. | Dec 22 11:07 |
DaemonFC | Like I said, to you it is. | Dec 22 11:07 |
DaemonFC | But, your average wage is higher. | Dec 22 11:07 |
DaemonFC | The minimum wage there is about $15 an hour. | Dec 22 11:07 |
oiaohm | Our fuel price is not set by our wage. | Dec 22 11:07 |
oiaohm | Its set by singapore | Dec 22 11:07 |
DaemonFC | I'd gladly pay $6.18 a gallon for gas if I was making another $6 an hour. | Dec 22 11:08 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 22 11:08 |
DaemonFC | It's relative. | Dec 22 11:08 |
oiaohm | Note our wage has nothing todo with fuel price. | Dec 22 11:08 |
DaemonFC | When the wages go down, people need discounts. | Dec 22 11:08 |
oiaohm | Our price is set by the international markets. | Dec 22 11:08 |
oiaohm | You are buying fuel less than the international price. | Dec 22 11:08 |
DaemonFC | Yeah, but I'm just saying that, relatively speaking, your gas is cheaper for most people than ours is. | Dec 22 11:09 |
DaemonFC | because they have more money to pay for it with. | Dec 22 11:09 |
oiaohm | Not really. | Dec 22 11:09 |
DaemonFC | It doesn't matter what it costs as soon as it's unaffordable. | Dec 22 11:09 |
oiaohm | You are forgeting we have more milage to cover than you in most cases. | Dec 22 11:09 |
oiaohm | And our food price is linked to fuel price. | Dec 22 11:10 |
DaemonFC | So is ours, but the big box stores have wrestled with that one. | Dec 22 11:10 |
DaemonFC | When the fuel prices went nuts, companies like Walmart and Kroger figured out ways to reduce packaging. | Dec 22 11:10 |
DaemonFC | That's good, because you might get an extra 28% freight onto the truck. | Dec 22 11:11 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: I wish. | Dec 22 11:11 |
DaemonFC | It also reduces waste. | Dec 22 11:11 |
oiaohm | Last time we had a fuel spike it was buy locally produced or be screwed. | Dec 22 11:11 |
DaemonFC | Oh, excess packaging was ridiculous at one point. | Dec 22 11:11 |
DaemonFC | Like, you'd have laundry detergent that was like 80% water. | Dec 22 11:11 |
oiaohm | We have been fairly lucky on excess packange. | Dec 22 11:11 |
DaemonFC | So the bottle was like five times the size it needed to be. :) | Dec 22 11:12 |
oiaohm | We had envormental waste policies. | Dec 22 11:12 |
DaemonFC | They fixed that one with super concentrated detergent. | Dec 22 11:12 |
DaemonFC | So, part of the problem was inefficiency. | Dec 22 11:12 |
oiaohm | We have never had inefficiency in packaging that much. | Dec 22 11:13 |
DaemonFC | That's why the price of goods hasn't gone up more than it has. They started packing it more efficiently, and saved money on fuel, drivers, and insurance for all the extra trucks. | Dec 22 11:13 |
oiaohm | Mostly due to how little population per area Australia has. | Dec 22 11:13 |
DaemonFC | Oh, it used to be awful here. | Dec 22 11:13 |
oiaohm | Like double the packaging size here quad the shipping price. | Dec 22 11:13 |
DaemonFC | That's one area where Walmart has actually solved a problem. | Dec 22 11:14 |
oiaohm | Yes our shipping companies charge on volume and weight and pently charges for light. | Dec 22 11:14 |
oiaohm | So huge volume no mass pay like the hell. | Dec 22 11:14 |
DaemonFC | They control so much of what their suppliers do, that when they make a decision like this, it affects the entire industry. | Dec 22 11:14 |
DaemonFC | All of a sudden, the laundry detergent at ALDI was super-concentrated as well. | Dec 22 11:14 |
oiaohm | ALDI in Australia has own supply lines. | Dec 22 11:15 |
DaemonFC | Well, that problem happened because each company was trying to convince you that you were getting more detergent than their suppliers were giving you. | Dec 22 11:15 |
DaemonFC | When they all switched to the ultra concentrated, I was working at Walmart, and I had all these customers that were complaining that they had to pay so much money for a little bottle of detergent. | Dec 22 11:15 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: there is a problem in Australia. | Dec 22 11:15 |
DaemonFC | It does the same number of loads, they just removed all the water from it. | Dec 22 11:15 |
oiaohm | Most items in Australia are transported by truck. | Dec 22 11:16 |
oiaohm | Remember rail is highly fuel effective. | Dec 22 11:16 |
oiaohm | So it sux balls in transport costs here. | Dec 22 11:16 |
DaemonFC | Another thing that people don't tend to understand is that it's pretty much all the same thing. | Dec 22 11:16 |
oiaohm | Why most by truck the governement either has removed the rail lines or never built them. | Dec 22 11:16 |
DaemonFC | The 96 load bottle of XTRA for $6 works as well as the 96 load bottle of Tide for $20. | Dec 22 11:16 |
DaemonFC | People do some dumb things. :) | Dec 22 11:17 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: you were not thinkign that lower fuel price equals lower food price. | Dec 22 11:17 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: if everything is workign right. | Dec 22 11:17 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: over all Australia and USA people are not getting any extra usable money. | Dec 22 11:18 |
DaemonFC | I try to keep my expenses down. | Dec 22 11:19 |
DaemonFC | It's about the only way I have to keep my buying power up. | Dec 22 11:19 |
DaemonFC | I order a lot of stuff from Amazon. I just wait until I have enough stuff that I need that it all qualifies for that 15% discount, and then I try to use coupons whenever I can on top of that. | Dec 22 11:20 |
DaemonFC | Once every 3-4 months, the UPS driver delivers an ungodly number of boxes and it all goes into the closet, and then I just draw supplies out of the pile for months on end. | Dec 22 11:21 |
DaemonFC | Some things are drastically cheaper on Amazon. | Dec 22 11:22 |
DaemonFC | Like those Swiffer pads! | Dec 22 11:22 |
DaemonFC | They're like half the price of Walmart. | Dec 22 11:22 |
DaemonFC | And my allergy medication. I can get an entire year's worth for the price of a month's supply at Walmart. | Dec 22 11:23 |
DaemonFC | I barely do any shopping at Walmart these days. | Dec 22 11:23 |
DaemonFC | It's pretty much just ALDI, Amazon, and the occasional trip to the dollar store. | Dec 22 11:24 |
DaemonFC | That really helps extinguish inflation. | Dec 22 11:24 |
DaemonFC | People that are being squeezed start looking for ways to get costs down. | Dec 22 11:24 |
DaemonFC | oiaohm: I finally bit the bullet and signed up for one of those gas station decoupled debit cards. | Dec 22 11:25 |
DaemonFC | You give the payment processor your checking account number, and then you get an 11 cent per gallon discount on gas by paying for it with that card. | Dec 22 11:26 |
DaemonFC | I've got so many cards in my wallet right now, it's unreal. | Dec 22 11:26 |
DaemonFC | One of them gives me a 1.5% discount on everything. One of them gives me 5% on gas an groceries. One gives me 11 cents a gallon off of gas... | Dec 22 11:27 |
DaemonFC | I have the 11 cents off one for when I'm out of town because the 5% one only works at Kroger gas stations. :P | Dec 22 11:27 |
DaemonFC | They've figured out how to fill my wallet with cards. | Dec 22 11:28 |
DaemonFC | It's like they're multiplying in front of my eyes. | Dec 22 11:28 |
DaemonFC | Have to re-sort my wallet everytime I pay for something. | Dec 22 11:28 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: Ok 11 cents a Gallon kinda might explain some of our Fuel price difference. | Dec 22 11:29 |
oiaohm | We get 4-8 cents per L off when using cards. | Dec 22 11:29 |
oiaohm | So a few cents more off Gallon to more than double. | Dec 22 11:30 |
oiaohm | Un fortunally our regualar stepped in when we were getting 20 to 40 cents a L off. | Dec 22 11:31 |
DaemonFC | Yeah. They're all fighting to get data out of you. | Dec 22 11:32 |
DaemonFC | So they mark the price up and offer what looks like huge discounts. | Dec 22 11:33 |
DaemonFC | Then the people without the cards pay to fund the card program. | Dec 22 11:33 |
DaemonFC | The supermarkets did it years ago, and now the gas stations are doing it too. | Dec 22 11:33 |
DaemonFC | Some of them give you like 20-25 cents a gallon off. | Dec 22 11:33 |
DaemonFC | But when you look at the stations that are doing that, their price per gallon is about 20-25 cents higher than stations in areas that don't do it. | Dec 22 11:34 |
DaemonFC | So you're not saving anything, you're just getting charged more if you don't give them your data. | Dec 22 11:34 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: not exactly what was going on. | Dec 22 11:34 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: here the food chains own so many service stations. | Dec 22 11:35 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: and I mean own. They own from refinery to service station. | Dec 22 11:35 |
DaemonFC | Yeah. Kroger has a program where 100 fuel points = 10 cents a gallon off, up to 2,000 points/$2 a gallon. | Dec 22 11:35 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: and the service stations themselves. | Dec 22 11:35 |
DaemonFC | But 1 point is usually $1. | Dec 22 11:35 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: it was basically destroy competition. | Dec 22 11:35 |
oiaohm | We have price wars here and they do get savage. | Dec 22 11:36 |
DaemonFC | and they cap it at 21 gallons for the discount. | Dec 22 11:36 |
DaemonFC | So multi-car households don't get the idea of not hanging up the pump, and just passing it along to everyone in the house with a car. :) | Dec 22 11:36 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: our independants were been totally screwed by 40 Cents off. | Dec 22 11:36 |
DaemonFC | You had people doing that too. | Dec 22 11:36 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: You should see petol station worry when you turn up in a ute with a 1000 L transport tank on back. | Dec 22 11:37 |
DaemonFC | Like, there's be 3-4 people in the house with cars, so they'd all just use the same shopper card, and then fill their cars up on the same day and get the $2 a gallon discount * 60-80 gallons. | Dec 22 11:37 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: 1000L is the max fuel you can transport on a personal registered car here. | Dec 22 11:38 |
DaemonFC | Oh, I buy my fast food gift cards at Kroger. They do double points, so you only have to spend $50 to get 100 points. | Dec 22 11:38 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: that was where our regularors were good. | Dec 22 11:38 |
oiaohm | They could only limit to 1 car filling. | Dec 22 11:38 |
DaemonFC | I just buy $200 worth of cards at the beginning of the month, and then I get 40 cents a gallon off the next time I need to fill up. | Dec 22 11:39 |
oiaohm | And must accept the case that the 1 car is huge tanked. | Dec 22 11:39 |
DaemonFC | If I need a complete tank, that's like $8. | Dec 22 11:39 |
oiaohm | Or worst it be a independants tanker. | Dec 22 11:39 |
DaemonFC | It helps. :) | Dec 22 11:39 |
oiaohm | Basically a indepants tanker can take 5000 at discount rate. | Dec 22 11:39 |
DaemonFC | Independent tanker? | Dec 22 11:40 |
DaemonFC | Like, cars filling up directly from the tanker truck? | Dec 22 11:40 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: independent serivce stations | Dec 22 11:40 |
DaemonFC | Oh. | Dec 22 11:40 |
DaemonFC | We used to have those. | Dec 22 11:40 |
DaemonFC | There's one company that has bought every gas station in town except for like two of them. | Dec 22 11:40 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: they are allowed to go nick from the bigger chains using the bigger chains discounts. | Dec 22 11:40 |
DaemonFC | and one of those is owned by Kroger :P | Dec 22 11:40 |
oiaohm | The idea is that bigger chains got get the idea of selling under the price independants can buy. | Dec 22 11:41 |
oiaohm | You know when the bigger chains have the independants drain them dry. | Dec 22 11:41 |
DaemonFC | I have my phone set to alert me if the price is spiking in the area. | Dec 22 11:41 |
DaemonFC | So if it goes up 20 cents in Fort Wayne, I've got like a day until it does it here. | Dec 22 11:42 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: lets just say Australia has a savage system. | Dec 22 11:42 |
DaemonFC | So the phone beeps at me and says the price is spiking, so I know to hurry up and top off. | Dec 22 11:42 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: fuel prices here are locked for 24 hours. | Dec 22 11:42 |
DaemonFC | I love it. I've only had that for like a month. It's probably saved me about $20. | Dec 22 11:42 |
oiaohm | Service station must set price at midnight then stick that price until next midnight. | Dec 22 11:43 |
DaemonFC | We don't have that here. | Dec 22 11:43 |
DaemonFC | Stations can reset their prices any time they want to do it. | Dec 22 11:43 |
oiaohm | That comes from one of our prior price wars on fuel. | Dec 22 11:43 |
DaemonFC | If they want to do it at midnight, they can do it at midnight. | Dec 22 11:43 |
DaemonFC | If they want to do it at 3:02 PM, they do it at 3:02 PM. | Dec 22 11:43 |
DaemonFC | :P | Dec 22 11:43 |
DaemonFC | You get no warning. | Dec 22 11:43 |
oiaohm | Note if they change it any other time here is 100 000 dollar fine. | Dec 22 11:43 |
oiaohm | In the big mess. | Dec 22 11:44 |
DaemonFC | They don't do price wars here. | Dec 22 11:44 |
DaemonFC | They collaborate to charge the same prices at the same times. | Dec 22 11:44 |
DaemonFC | They're a cartel. | Dec 22 11:44 |
oiaohm | The big mess price wars here there was 2000 changes in a 24 hours time frame. | Dec 22 11:44 |
oiaohm | Poor consumers could not cope. | Dec 22 11:44 |
oiaohm | Yes having the pump changing prices right up until you picked up handle was not exactly fun. | Dec 22 11:45 |
DaemonFC | I've thought about buying some 10-15 gallon tanks and putting them in the shed. | Dec 22 11:45 |
DaemonFC | Fill them up when gas prices come down. | Dec 22 11:45 |
DaemonFC | Then use them to gas up the car when the gas prices go up. | Dec 22 11:45 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: if that is a closed in wall shed not designed for fuel storage I would not. | Dec 22 11:45 |
oiaohm | Leaking fuel fumes are a great way to blow a shed up. | Dec 22 11:46 |
DaemonFC | Yeah, the whole fire/explosion hazard thing kept me from doing it. | Dec 22 11:46 |
DaemonFC | But, it would be nice to have gas that I bought for $3 a gallon when it's $4 a gallon for a couple of weeks. | Dec 22 11:46 |
oiaohm | I have keept some fuel out in jerry cans out in garden here before. | Dec 22 11:46 |
DaemonFC | It might save me $20-30 each time they pull that shit. | Dec 22 11:47 |
oiaohm | Basically a very simple covering box. | Dec 22 11:47 |
DaemonFC | And the only reason it's shooting up right now is so they can fuck everyone that's driving places for Christmas. | Dec 22 11:47 |
oiaohm | I guess you don't have a yard. | Dec 22 11:47 |
DaemonFC | They can't do that, because it's illegal. So what they do is they say "We shut down a refinery for maintainence. Sorry." | Dec 22 11:47 |
DaemonFC | Oh, and just around Christmas time? Nice. :) | Dec 22 11:48 |
oiaohm | Our EPA prevents that. | Dec 22 11:48 |
oiaohm | If a refinery is shut down the refinery must have a full insepection by EPA from top to bottom and they find any execuse to keep it closed. | Dec 22 11:48 |
DaemonFC | "I'll shut you down for maintainence. I'm going to put my foot so far up your ass....." | Dec 22 11:48 |
DaemonFC | Yeah, I was daydreaming there for a minute. :) | Dec 22 11:49 |
oiaohm | Last time a gas company sut it down for maintainence at chrismane it took them 3 years to get it back open. | Dec 22 11:49 |
DaemonFC | Well, our gas prices spike around the major holidays. | Dec 22 11:49 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: if USA EPA had more teeth they would not do it. | Dec 22 11:49 |
DaemonFC | And they have to switch blends every spring and fall, so the price shoots up for a couple of weeks when they do that. | Dec 22 11:49 |
DaemonFC | They tell you when the shutdown is going to happen, so I always make sure I have a full tank before the shutdown starts. | Dec 22 11:50 |
oiaohm | Con job. | Dec 22 11:50 |
DaemonFC | The EPA here does some truly awful shit that drives the price of gas sky high. | Dec 22 11:50 |
oiaohm | Australian refineries don't switch bends. | Dec 22 11:50 |
DaemonFC | Like, there's a 2007 federal energy law that says they have to pay a fine on however many gallons of ethanol they fail to produce under quota. | Dec 22 11:51 |
oiaohm | Winter fuel is just mix in an addtive. | Dec 22 11:51 |
DaemonFC | It's cheaper to pay the fine to the EPA than to produce the ethanol, so they pay the fine. | Dec 22 11:51 |
DaemonFC | Then they charge you another 30 cents a gallon. | Dec 22 11:51 |
oiaohm | No need to change refienry at all. | Dec 22 11:51 |
DaemonFC | Those fucks. | Dec 22 11:51 |
DaemonFC | :P | Dec 22 11:51 |
oiaohm | In cold areas the addtive here is shipped to the service station to mix in holding tanks. | Dec 22 11:52 |
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DaemonFC | oiaohm: I mix ethanol in with my gas during the winter. | Dec 22 11:53 |
DaemonFC | They have two pumps. One is E85, and the other is gasoline. | Dec 22 11:53 |
DaemonFC | I usually mix it so that I have about 20% ethanol in the tank during the winter. | Dec 22 11:54 |
DaemonFC | It keeps the fuel line from freezing up. | Dec 22 11:54 |
DaemonFC | It can get pretty damned cold here in January/February. | Dec 22 11:54 |
DaemonFC | I switched my car over to 5w20 motor oil too. | Dec 22 11:54 |
DaemonFC | I asked Ford if that was OK to do in a 1996 Crown Victoria, and they said yes. | Dec 22 11:55 |
DaemonFC | They really made those Crown Victorias to last. | Dec 22 11:55 |
DaemonFC | The car is 18 years old and still runs like new. | Dec 22 11:55 |
DaemonFC | Maybe sometime in the 2020s, I'll go looking for a 2011 model, lol. | Dec 22 11:56 |
oiaohm | Fuel for Antarctica is where the aditive comes from. DaemonFC | Dec 22 11:56 |
DaemonFC | Ford claims that switching from 5w30 to 5w20 will bring your gas mileage up about 2%. | Dec 22 11:56 |
DaemonFC | So I did it. | Dec 22 11:56 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: USA winter is warm compared to Antarctica | Dec 22 11:58 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: the major addtive used for Antarctice to prevent fuel freese is methanol | Dec 22 12:01 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: CIsro did a lot of expements getting the perfect fuel mixes for Antarctica | Dec 22 12:03 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: and it turned out to be stupidly simple and cheep. | Dec 22 12:03 |
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TechrightsBot-tr | -> falkvinge.net | Good Midwinter Solstice! With A Kopimist Gospel - Falkvinge on Infopolicy [ http://ur1.ca/g8dob ] | Dec 22 12:33 |
schestowitz__ | "What use does an atheist have for a religion? If a sense of community is lacking in your life, get out and volunteer. If you need comfort when things are going awry, seek out your friends and family. If you need a sense of awe then watch a sunset, visit the ocean, go to the mountains, buy a telescope or whatever else makes you realize your unimportance on a cosmic scale. Anything that lets you claim that "hidden magic" is an | Dec 22 12:34 |
schestowitz__ | acceptable belief, or that the universe is not indifferent is a sign that the believer is not an atheist--a non-believer by definition. An atheist with a religion is no longer an atheist." | Dec 22 12:34 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3432238 | Dec 22 12:34 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Fedora 20 E17, GNOME 3, LXDE and Xfce screen shots http://www.linuxbsdos.com/2013/12/18/fedora-20-e17-gnome-3-lxde-and-xfce-screen-shots/ #fedora #gnu #linux | Dec 22 12:34 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.linuxbsdos.com | Fedora 20 E17, GNOME 3, LXDE and Xfce screen shots | LinuxBSDos.com [ http://ur1.ca/g8nct ] | Dec 22 12:34 |
schestowitz__ | "Gnome looks really nice on Fedora. I wish they had customized Enlightenment a little better though, it is such a pretty desktop when you get to tweakin." | Dec 22 12:34 |
schestowitz__ | "KDE + Fedora is a powerhouse." | Dec 22 12:34 |
schestowitz__ | "I tried Enlightenment on fedora a year or 2 ago and it looked like windows 95. The Hybryde and Sabayon versions, for example, are much more polished" | Dec 22 12:35 |
schestowitz__ | "Isn't Enlightenment suppose to look like Windows?" | Dec 22 12:35 |
schestowitz__ | v | Dec 22 12:36 |
schestowitz__ | I don't think so. I used Enlightenment a lot over a decade ago and I used Fedora KDE at the university for many years; neither is like Windows. | Dec 22 12:36 |
oiaohm | I use to skin Enlightenment to look like OS X | Dec 22 12:36 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3436028 | Dec 22 12:36 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @willhill@joindiaspora.com reshared: Laptops that respect one's freedom (and privacy) http://www.fsf.org/news/gluglug-x60-laptop-now-certified-to-respect-your-freedom | Dec 22 12:36 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.fsf.org | Gluglug X60 Laptop now certified to Respect Your Freedom — Free Software Foundation — working together for free software [ http://ur1.ca/g8cg9 ] | Dec 22 12:36 |
schestowitz__ | "physical switch sounds like a cool idea ! Wouldnt linux have access controls via software ?" | Dec 22 12:36 |
schestowitz__ | oiaohm: why though? | Dec 22 12:36 |
schestowitz__ | I guess it's up to you | Dec 22 12:36 |
schestowitz__ | but the golden theme that's there by default is nice | Dec 22 12:36 |
oiaohm | schestowitz__: I had done 4 years on OS X machines. | Dec 22 12:37 |
schestowitz__ | "A physical switch is the only way to make sure a microphone is really off. If I can turn on and off my microphone by software, so can a successful attacker." | Dec 22 12:37 |
schestowitz__ | The switch should be a physical cutoff to power | Dec 22 12:37 |
oiaohm | schestowitz__: so switching between Linux and OS X it was simpler if they were closer to each other. | Dec 22 12:37 |
oiaohm | schestowitz__: physical switches has issues they break. | Dec 22 12:38 |
oiaohm | schestowitz__: notice some new monitors have capactitance buttons. | Dec 22 12:40 |
oiaohm | schestowitz__: why they don't break. | Dec 22 12:40 |
oiaohm | schestowitz__: its something I have never unstood why there is not a capctiance button to allow particular direct access changes. | Dec 22 12:41 |
DaemonFC | http://www.addictinginfo.org/2013/12/17/happy-holidays-salvation-army-attack/ | Dec 22 13:13 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.addictinginfo.org | ‘Happy Holidays’ Salvation Army bell ringer attacked | Dec 22 13:13 |
DaemonFC | A Walmart shopper attacked a Salvation Army bellringer for saying Happy Holidays instead of Merry Christmas. | Dec 22 13:13 |
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iophk | http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2013/12/tar-sands-keystone-protesters-arrested-terrorism-glitter | Dec 22 14:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.motherjones.com | A Glitter-Covered Banner Got These Protesters Arrested for Staging a Bioterror Hoax | Mother Jones [ http://ur1.ca/g8ocb ] | Dec 22 14:14 |
MinceR | buttons cost money. apparently most people value (temporary) savings more than security. | Dec 22 14:20 |
iophk | you can't buy a laptop without a microphone or camera let alone one with a switch. So the choice is between one with an always on mic/camera or no laptop. | Dec 22 14:21 |
iophk | I suspect that is intentional. | Dec 22 14:21 |
MinceR | lusers can justify having a microphone and a camera, but not an extra button/switch. | Dec 22 14:25 |
MinceR | geekings | Dec 22 14:26 |
DaemonFC | via Human Rights Campaign | Dec 22 14:30 |
DaemonFC | Walmart doesn't offer health insurance to your husband or wife if you're gay, but they're totally not singling out gay people for mistreatment. They don't cover your spouse if you're straight! They also usually don't cover their employee. So, see, everyone is "equal" at Walmart. The end! | Dec 22 14:30 |
DaemonFC | Please don't shop at Walmart this Christmas. | Dec 22 14:30 |
DaemonFC | I wrote that in the comment section. | Dec 22 14:30 |
DaemonFC | I received my first sext today. | Dec 22 14:32 |
DaemonFC | lol | Dec 22 14:32 |
DaemonFC | Well, people have sent them, but I had no data plan on my old phone, so I had to request an email instead. :P | Dec 22 14:34 |
DaemonFC | Fedora pushed out an updated kernel for Fedora 20 this morning. | Dec 22 14:56 |
DaemonFC | It takes you from 3.11.10 to 3.12.5 | Dec 22 14:56 |
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DaemonFC | Ryan Farmer shared a link via The Atlantic. | Dec 22 15:57 |
DaemonFC | 6 minutes ago · Edited | Dec 22 15:57 |
DaemonFC | http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2013/12/the-day-google-had-to-start-over-on-android/282479/ | Dec 22 15:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.theatlantic.com | The Day Google Had to 'Start Over' on Android - Fred Vogelstein - The Atlantic [ http://ur1.ca/g8b28 ] | Dec 22 15:57 |
DaemonFC | Mostly mindless Steve Jobs worship. The criminal that led a company (Apple) that pays no taxes, and writes exploitative proprietary software that doesn't respect user freedom. | Dec 22 15:57 |
DaemonFC | Also, it ignores the fact that Apple never "sold" music for 99 cents per track. | Dec 22 15:57 |
DaemonFC | It was originally crippled with Digital Restrictions Malware (like their apps, books, movies, and magazines still are), and then when the music industry realized that DRM promotes piracy, Apple fought tooth and nail to keep it while other stores led the way in abandoning it. Why? Because Apple's DRM makes it impossible to choose a different device in the future and move your collection of DRM-encumbered stuff to the new device. | Dec 22 15:57 |
DaemonFC | When iTunes went DRM-free (music only), it made people buy their music collection AGAIN to get it without DRM, and they raised the price of all tracks to $1.29. | Dec 22 15:57 |
DaemonFC | Apple's crystal prison should be avoided. Their App Store is a scourge. Its policies censor and ban apps like Bittorrent, Firefox, and Bitcoin. Basically, you can't sideload apps, like you can on Android, so you're totally at Apple's mercy as to whether or not the application can be installed on "your" device. | Dec 22 15:57 |
DaemonFC | I use the quotation fingers because when you have an Apple device, it never really belongs to you. | Dec 22 15:57 |
DaemonFC | Bonus: Apple and Microsoft pushed MPEG-4 patent-encumbered audio and video formats onto the web as a "standard", and in so doing, made every device (not just Microsoft and Apple devices) more expensive for everyone. | Dec 22 15:57 |
DaemonFC | Fuck Apple. | Dec 22 15:57 |
MinceR | but use a condom. | Dec 22 16:00 |
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DaemonFC | shared a link. | Dec 22 16:15 |
DaemonFC | 2 seconds ago | Dec 22 16:15 |
DaemonFC | "A lot was wrong with the first iPhone too. Rubin and the Android team—along with many others—did not think users would take to typing on a screen without the tactile feedback of a physical keyboard. " | Dec 22 16:15 |
DaemonFC | I never did. I hate virtual keyboards. One of the best things about Android is that you never have to tap on anything one letter at a time. There's voice dictation that actually works, and then there's also Swype. | Dec 22 16:15 |
DaemonFC | http://www.swype.com/about/swype-faq-3/ | Dec 22 16:15 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.swype.com | Swype | Swype FAQ | Dec 22 16:15 |
DaemonFC | "Why isn’t Swype available for iPhone/iPad/BlackBerry/Windows Phone? | Dec 22 16:15 |
DaemonFC | Due to the technical design of some operating systems, it is not possible for third party keyboards (such as Swype) to be offered at this point in time. Please communicate to your device/OS manufacturer that you’d like to see Swype available as a keyboard option!" | Dec 22 16:15 |
DaemonFC | BAHAHAHAHAAAAA!!!! | Dec 22 16:15 |
DaemonFC | Because your phone is a gigantic steaming pile of shit, you will never experience the awesomeness of Swype. | Dec 22 16:15 |
DaemonFC | http://www.ubergizmo.com/2013/09/apple-patent-reveals-swype-like-keyboard-for-ios-devices/ | Dec 22 16:15 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.ubergizmo.com | Apple Patent Reveals Swype-like Keyboard For iOS Devices | Ubergizmo [ http://ur1.ca/g8p7g ] | Dec 22 16:15 |
DaemonFC | Until Apple gets a patent on something it did not invent (again) and sues the company that invented it in East Texas. | Dec 22 16:15 |
DaemonFC | And then you'll have a broken half-assed version of it from Apple. | Dec 22 16:18 |
DaemonFC | Which will, of course, be the Greatest Thing Ever(TM). | Dec 22 16:19 |
MinceR | i still find it somewhat difficult to type on a virtual keyboard | Dec 22 16:20 |
MinceR | but a big screen with Hacker's Keyboard and its debug mode helps | Dec 22 16:20 |
schestowitz__ | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZua6r8uqLg | Dec 22 16:26 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.youtube.com | Oprah Winfrey; An entire generation of white people have to DIE! - YouTube [ http://ur1.ca/g8p91 ] | Dec 22 16:27 |
schestowitz__ | taken out of context | Dec 22 16:27 |
schestowitz__ | the title | Dec 22 16:27 |
schestowitz__ | and badly reviewed, she refers to people who lynched | Dec 22 16:27 |
DaemonFC | 2 seconds ago | Dec 22 16:46 |
DaemonFC | That article really could have been more fair. The editor could admit that the iPhone was crude, and a step forward from what there was before (100 different incompatible phones that all ran crappy vendor-produced software), but that Google upped their game and created a proper OS for mobile phones. | Dec 22 16:46 |
DaemonFC | To be fair, I can see why the original Android project (the one that was never released) wasn't very good. They only figured that they had to compete with Microsoft, and well, Internet Explorer. Enough said. | Dec 22 16:46 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3436248 | Dec 22 16:51 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Calibre 1.16 Greatly Improves the EPUB and AZW3 Book Editing Function http://news.softpedia.com/news/Calibre-1-16-Greatly-Improves-the-EPUB-and-AZW3-Book-Editing-Function-411005.shtml #calibre #epub | Dec 22 16:51 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> news.softpedia.com | Calibre 1.16 Greatly Improves the EPUB and AZW3 Book Editing Function [ http://ur1.ca/g8pfa ] | Dec 22 16:51 |
schestowitz__ | "If someone can tell me how to whack Calibre upside the head so that it doesn't use its built-in, utterly brain-dead PDF viewer, I'd be very appreciative." | Dec 22 16:51 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3437473 | Dec 22 16:52 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Torrent is efficient transmission of data over existing #internet infrastructure and its painting as "copyright violation" been manufactured | Dec 22 16:52 |
schestowitz__ | "Questioning authority is terrorism!" | Dec 22 16:52 |
schestowitz__ | Questioning the law is breaking the law :-) | Dec 22 16:52 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3436216 | Dec 22 16:53 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Red Hat engineers, who are based in the US, are pressured by #nsa to put NSA code inside #linux (which makes Red Hat's role less trusted) | Dec 22 16:53 |
schestowitz__ | "and by extension fedora's" | Dec 22 16:53 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3436253 | Dec 22 16:53 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: The worst British bank, #NatWest (run by kids now, used to be run by adults), has criminal past, not just bankruptcy http://www.reuters.com/article/2008/02/22/us-enron-natwest-sentencing-idUSN2248595820080222 | Dec 22 16:53 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.reuters.com | Ex-NatWest bankers sentenced to 3 years in jail | Reuters [ http://ur1.ca/g8fj6 ] | Dec 22 16:53 |
schestowitz__ | If Natwest gave me a check for £1,000,000- now I would still feel short changed. Full of dirty tricks." | Dec 22 16:53 |
schestowitz__ | : | Dec 22 16:54 |
DaemonFC | And it's not like waiting a few years and getting it right hurt Google. In 2013, Android phones are massively outselling iPhones. Apple shipped only 12 out of 100 smartphones this year, with almost all of the rest being Android. | Dec 22 16:56 |
DaemonFC | Apple still maintains a sizable marketshare, but most of those customers are using older devices. It's clear that within two years, Apple's sales might be in the single digits, and in five years, the iPhone might not even exist at all. Right now, Apple is trying to stem the bleeding with a cut-rate model (the 5s) and giving those away for free with a contract. That's gotta hurt their pride a little. Apple customers were sickened by the fact | Dec 22 16:56 |
DaemonFC | that Apple products ended up being sold at Walmart. They should be doubly disgusted by the fact that there's now a cheap-o version of the iPhone that is specifically targeting Walmart customers. | Dec 22 16:56 |
DaemonFC | Apple isn't invincible. Back in the 1990s, things at Apple got so bad that the company almost went out of business, and had to go beg Microsoft for cash (which it got, in exchange for making Internet Explorer the default web browser for the Mac, which damned near got Steve Jobs booed off stage, at an Apple developer conference). People don't remember what Apple was doing in the 1990s, which is great for Apple, because it was very unflatterin | Dec 22 16:56 |
DaemonFC | g. Picture an operating system that crashed more than Windows 98 and still had Internet Explorer greeting new users by default. Yuck. | Dec 22 16:56 |
MinceR | DaemonFC: the hypePhone was not a step forward, it was a step backward | Dec 22 16:57 |
MinceR | it made people think that smartphones didn't need to be general purpose computers | Dec 22 16:57 |
MinceR | even winblows mobile was a better OS than hypeOS. | Dec 22 16:58 |
DaemonFC | I don't think that the user interface of Windows Phone 8 is that bad. | Dec 22 16:58 |
DaemonFC | It's just that it's not selling well, doesn't have very much third party support, only lets you install Microsoft-approved apps, and probably won't be around for more than five years. | Dec 22 16:58 |
DaemonFC | So, I think it has a lot of the same drawbacks as the iPhone. | Dec 22 16:59 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3439884 | Dec 22 17:01 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Last year #obama took advantage of people being away for xmas and new year's celebrations, launching a lot of bloody #drone attacks | Dec 22 17:01 |
schestowitz__ | "He tends to sign in controversial things too this time of year - while people do not have their eye on the ball ......" | Dec 22 17:02 |
schestowitz__ | https://www.google.co.uk/search?client=ubuntu&channel=fs&q=obama+signing&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&gl=uk&gws_rd=cr& | Dec 22 17:02 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.google.co.uk | obama signing - Google Search [ http://ur1.ca/g8pib ] | Dec 22 17:02 |
schestowitz__ | He signs NDAAs | Dec 22 17:02 |
DaemonFC | shared a link. | Dec 22 17:05 |
DaemonFC | 2 minutes ago | Dec 22 17:05 |
DaemonFC | Republicans won't compromise. Nothing will get done. | Dec 22 17:05 |
DaemonFC | (Doesn't that seem to be happening a lot?) | Dec 22 17:05 |
DaemonFC | Modern Republicans see compromise as a weakness, and a sign to attack. | Dec 22 17:05 |
DaemonFC | http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2013/dec/22/coburn-schumer-acknowledge-obamacare-problems-spli/ | Dec 22 17:05 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.washingtontimes.com | Coburn, Schumer acknowledge Obamacare problems, but split on solutions - Washington Times [ http://ur1.ca/g8pjc ] | Dec 22 17:05 |
DaemonFC | Also, people should not necessarily get catastrophic coverage. | Dec 22 17:05 |
DaemonFC | Depending on the size of your subsidy, the catastrophic plan can cost more and leave you on the hook for twelve times the out of pocket expense of the Silver plans. | Dec 22 17:05 |
DaemonFC | Of course, I'd expect a Republican to suggest doing the dumbest thing possible, and then bitching when your catastrophic care plan doesn't cover anything. It's another attempt to sabotage the law by leading low income people to choose a bad option. | Dec 22 17:05 |
DaemonFC | schestowitz, The Christmas tradition. | Dec 22 17:20 |
DaemonFC | It's not new. | Dec 22 17:20 |
DaemonFC | The Federal Reserve was established that way | Dec 22 17:20 |
DaemonFC | With only a handful of Senators actually present and voting. | Dec 22 17:20 |
DaemonFC | Before anyone knew what it was, it was law. | Dec 22 17:20 |
DaemonFC | You have to get those things in while everyone is off paying no attention. If people had time to review something like that, it could never pass. | Dec 22 17:21 |
MinceR | it could, but it would cost the lobbyists more. | Dec 22 17:22 |
DaemonFC | I can't prove our elections are rigged, but it seems pretty convenient that there were EXACTLY enough Democrats in the House and Senate to pass Obamacare. | Dec 22 17:23 |
DaemonFC | EXACTLY enough. | Dec 22 17:23 |
MinceR | d-h.st makes it easy to view all sorts of advertisements with optional malware, but to actually download something useful, you may need to switch browsers | Dec 22 17:23 |
MinceR | i don't understand why people have to use shitty, sleazy file hosts like that. | Dec 22 17:24 |
schestowitz__ | [17:20] <DaemonFC> schestowitz, The Christmas tradition. | Dec 22 17:27 |
schestowitz__ | Yule is the tradition | Dec 22 17:27 |
schestowitz__ | like Jabba | Dec 22 17:27 |
DaemonFC | Well, Obamacare is there now, and it's not going away. | Dec 22 17:27 |
DaemonFC | Not looking at it won't make it go away. | Dec 22 17:28 |
DaemonFC | I think people need to figure out how to make the best of it. | Dec 22 17:28 |
schestowitz__ | Why is it called Obamacare? | Dec 22 17:28 |
schestowitz__ | I hate this word, and it sounds like a mocking nym for national insurance | Dec 22 17:28 |
DaemonFC | Well, the Republicans started calling it that. | Dec 22 17:28 |
schestowitz__ | yeah | Dec 22 17:28 |
MinceR | it was meant to be mocking | Dec 22 17:28 |
schestowitz__ | but why stick with it? | Dec 22 17:28 |
schestowitz__ | OneCare? | Dec 22 17:28 |
DaemonFC | Then Obama said he doesn't mind if people call it Obamacare "because I do care". | Dec 22 17:28 |
DaemonFC | So, since they both agree, I just call it that. | Dec 22 17:29 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 22 17:29 |
MinceR | they could call it IDon'tCare | Dec 22 17:29 |
schestowitz__ | it's more of the Obama brand | Dec 22 17:29 |
MinceR | or iDon'tCare | Dec 22 17:29 |
schestowitz__ | I don't like it, if it was Bushcare what would you do? | Dec 22 17:29 |
MinceR | :) | Dec 22 17:29 |
schestowitz__ | NixOnCare | Dec 22 17:29 |
MinceR | bush doesn't care either | Dec 22 17:29 |
schestowitz__ | Obama doesn't care much more than Bush | Dec 22 17:30 |
DaemonFC | It's a better system than we had before, but it was one of those "Something has to be done, so let's reform it in such a way that gets the monkeys off of our backs and gives our favorite criminals a bunch of money.". | Dec 22 17:30 |
schestowitz__ | he's a label, like Jordan, Woods, Oprah | Dec 22 17:30 |
schestowitz__ | we need good policies, not labels | Dec 22 17:30 |
DaemonFC | health insurance companies don't provide any care, and the government is on the hook for most of the actual spending | Dec 22 17:30 |
schestowitz__ | "Democrat" is a very deceiving laberl | Dec 22 17:30 |
MinceR | so's "Republican" | Dec 22 17:31 |
DaemonFC | the insurance companies get to loot the public, do a little paperwork, and get the government to pay for it | Dec 22 17:31 |
MinceR | things aren't treated as public affairs | Dec 22 17:31 |
DaemonFC | Their "administrative overhead" (mostly bonuses for their CEOs and profit for their shareholders) is about 20%. | Dec 22 17:31 |
DaemonFC | Medicare's is about 1%. | Dec 22 17:31 |
DaemonFC | But, can't give Medicare to everyone, not fucking crooked enough, still trying to figure out how to shut that down.... | Dec 22 17:32 |
DaemonFC | It's sort of funny, in a way. | Dec 22 17:32 |
DaemonFC | Obamacare does to the <65 crowd what the Republicans said they wanted to do to Medicare. | Dec 22 17:33 |
schestowitz__ | We shouldn't call it Obamaxare | Dec 22 17:33 |
schestowitz__ | Congress votes on it | Dec 22 17:33 |
schestowitz__ | it has nothing almost to do with Obama | Dec 22 17:33 |
schestowitz__ | and more to do with what people need | Dec 22 17:33 |
DaemonFC | He proposed it and signed it. | Dec 22 17:33 |
schestowitz__ | It's like calling onself "pirate" | Dec 22 17:34 |
schestowitz__ | accepting newspeak | Dec 22 17:34 |
DaemonFC | It's not exactly what he proposed, but that's what happens in Congress. | Dec 22 17:34 |
schestowitz__ | or calling oneself "non-believer" | Dec 22 17:34 |
MinceR | pirates are cool | Dec 22 17:34 |
MinceR | so cool they had to come up with a new symbol for poison :> | Dec 22 17:34 |
DaemonFC | Congress is theoretically more powerful than the President. They've transferred so much of their authority to the president, that the president has become something of a dictator in certain ways. | Dec 22 17:36 |
DaemonFC | He has some pretty broad authority to "interpret" existing laws. | Dec 22 17:37 |
DaemonFC | That's sometimes a good thing. He's instructed the federal government to interpret the definition of "family" to include gay couples. Those laws were written sometimes 30-40 years ago, and you know the Republicans are never going to revise them to do that. | Dec 22 17:38 |
DaemonFC | But, the knife cuts both ways. The next Republican president will rescind that. | Dec 22 17:39 |
MinceR | i was just about to say | Dec 22 17:39 |
MinceR | gay couples will oscillate between "family" and "not familiy" every 4/8/whatever years | Dec 22 17:39 |
DaemonFC | Exactly. | Dec 22 17:40 |
DaemonFC | Hopefully, some of us that are voting Republican will be smart enough to understand that. | Dec 22 17:40 |
DaemonFC | They seem to be doing it mostly due to financial reasons (they're rich). | Dec 22 17:41 |
DaemonFC | It's about 20-25% of the LGBT voters that do that, for very selfish reasons mostly related to their big fucking pile of money. | Dec 22 17:41 |
DaemonFC | But, some of them have something to lose now, like tax filing status or Social Security benefits. | Dec 22 17:41 |
DaemonFC | So, I'm hoping that in the next election, that's something closer to maybe 10-15%. | Dec 22 17:42 |
DaemonFC | There's always going to be some. :P | Dec 22 17:42 |
DaemonFC | Most exit polls put us at 5-7% of the total turnout. | Dec 22 17:43 |
DaemonFC | That can push an election one way or the other. | Dec 22 17:43 |
DaemonFC | Just don't tell my dad that. He still wants to believe that "Those damned queers are like 1-2% of the population. You animals." | Dec 22 17:44 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 22 17:44 |
MinceR | :) | Dec 22 17:44 |
MinceR | should somebody tell him that technically all humans are animals? | Dec 22 17:44 |
DaemonFC | I don't know why homophobes are afraid of gay people. I've looked at most of the fanatic ones, and they have absolutely nothing to fear from me. | Dec 22 17:45 |
DaemonFC | Phil Robertson looks like Osama Bin Laden. | Dec 22 17:45 |
MinceR | :D | Dec 22 17:45 |
DaemonFC | Hardly something from my wildest fantasies. | Dec 22 17:45 |
DaemonFC | The Republicans have themselves backed into a corner. It's hard to find anyone other than straight, white, Christian, males that they haven't pissed off. | Dec 22 17:50 |
DaemonFC | Some people from other groups inexplicably vote for them.... | Dec 22 17:50 |
DaemonFC | Their "base" manages to take time off from burning crosses in peoples yards to vote though.... | Dec 22 17:51 |
DaemonFC | They've even managed to chase my dad off... | Dec 22 17:53 |
DaemonFC | That's an accomplishment. | Dec 22 17:53 |
DaemonFC | He's figured out that he's getting old and sick and the Republicans can only barely mask their contempt for old sick people that don't have tons of money. | Dec 22 17:53 |
DaemonFC | https://www.card.com/pride | Dec 22 17:56 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.card.com | Pride Prepaid Visa Debit Cards | CARD.com | Dec 22 17:56 |
DaemonFC | That was advertised on Facebook. | Dec 22 17:56 |
DaemonFC | I wonder if Capital One would let me upload a rainbow to their Design A Card thing. | Dec 22 17:56 |
*DaemonFC goes to find out. | Dec 22 17:56 | |
DaemonFC | That page isn't loading. | Dec 22 17:58 |
DaemonFC | I've avoided using Chrome on m Android phone. | Dec 22 17:59 |
DaemonFC | I've insisted on Firefox, mostly because it runs Adblock Edge. | Dec 22 17:59 |
DaemonFC | Chrome for Android has no extension support at all, and knowing Google, they'll eventually drive ad blocking plugins from the Chrome store entirely. | Dec 22 17:59 |
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DaemonFC | hmmm | Dec 22 18:12 |
DaemonFC | trying the OK Google extension for Chrome | Dec 22 18:12 |
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DaemonFC | I tried uploading that image to the card design thing. | Dec 22 18:19 |
DaemonFC | I wonder if they'll actually send that to me. | Dec 22 18:19 |
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DaemonFC | shared Americans Against The Republican Party's photo. | Dec 22 18:49 |
DaemonFC | 5 minutes ago | Dec 22 18:49 |
DaemonFC | https://scontent-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/p480x480/1495484_693342297354305_1093500394_n.jpg | Dec 22 18:49 |
DaemonFC | That's me. Inventing ways to do evil. I think I'll drink some more Evil Coffee, then I'll check my Evil Mail, and then I'll sign up for Evil Medical School, so I can become Doctor Evil. | Dec 22 18:49 |
DaemonFC | And then I'll ransom the world for.....one million EVIL dollars. | Dec 22 18:49 |
DaemonFC | Can't the far-right find anyone that's not an idiot to carry their message? Anyone that has shaved and had a hair cut since the Nixon Administration? | Dec 22 18:49 |
DaemonFC | shared Less Than 10 Dollars An Hour's photo. | Dec 22 18:50 |
DaemonFC | 3 minutes ago | Dec 22 18:50 |
DaemonFC | https://scontent-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn1/p480x480/1528759_380235355454959_2034713572_n.jpg | Dec 22 18:50 |
DaemonFC | If it had simply kept up with inflation, it would be $10.72 an hour. | Dec 22 18:50 |
DaemonFC | If it had simply kept up with the bare minimum that a single person needs, in order to make ends meet without welfare, it would be $10.20 an hour, in the cheapest country to live in, in the entire country. | Dec 22 18:50 |
DaemonFC | Or you can just do what McDonalds says. Sign up for welfare, cut food into little bites, and go to church. Because that fixes everything. And if it doesn't, "Sell your Christmas presents on ebay for extra cash!". | Dec 22 18:50 |
Sosumi | if you have osx's app store auto checking for updates expect connection to be be spoofed and have the pirate gain access to your home folder | Dec 22 19:02 |
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Sosumi | apparently there's a vulnerability in the store sandboxing and it's not new | Dec 22 19:14 |
Sosumi | consider it the new iTunes voluntary vulnerability which granted some alphabet agency a backdoor | Dec 22 19:15 |
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DaemonFC | I don't get how having a TV show is suddenly a constitutional right. | Dec 22 19:36 |
DaemonFC | If you work at Walmart and walk up to a person and say what Phil Robertson did, you will be fired. Immediately. Why don't right-wingers go boycott Walmart? | Dec 22 19:36 |
DaemonFC | I've heard that many of them are going to Walmart to buy their Duck Dynasty crap... | Dec 22 19:36 |
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DaemonFC | The banksters figure that a minimum wage hike would have a stimulus effect for a couple of years, and then that effect would be canceled out when people promised their future wages to a bank to get ahold of a credit card, or to secure an auto loan. | Dec 22 19:42 |
DaemonFC | Then they would be making interest payments to a bank that are sucked out of the productive economy, and help nobody (except the bank). | Dec 22 19:42 |
DaemonFC | Well, if the banksters figure they'll just take it all, then I'm surprised that the increase is not already law. Those folks usually get whatever they want. | Dec 22 19:42 |
DaemonFC | Of course, people who are smarter than the average bear don't go promising money that they haven't earned to a bank, with interest. | Dec 22 19:42 |
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schestowitz__ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/414845239850188800 | Dec 22 19:54 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Parenti http://t.co/QurYrb6HQZ | Dec 22 19:54 |
schestowitz__ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/414846075619397632 | Dec 22 19:55 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Protest Declares Anti-GMO 'Tsunami' https://t.co/dd2BJkIR5r #hawaii "terrorism" -- will #nsa spy on "targets" (activists) for #monsanto | Dec 22 19:55 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.commondreams.org | Hawaii Protest Declares Anti-GMO 'Tsunami' is Here | Common Dreams | Dec 22 19:55 |
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DaemonFC | For people who made the mistake of buying an Apple iThing and now realizing that they want freedom to sideload applications and alternative app stores, you can go through a jailbreak, possibly brick your device, and void the warranty.... | Dec 22 19:55 |
DaemonFC | http://evasi0n.com/ | Dec 22 19:55 |
DaemonFC | Or you can sell off the iThing that you mistakenly purchased, and buy an Android device. | Dec 22 19:55 |
TechrightsBot-tr | evasi0n.com | evasi0n iOS 7.x Jailbreak - official website of the evad3rs | Dec 22 19:55 |
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schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3439849 | Dec 22 19:59 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Phone companies might have to store snoop data instead of NSA, Obama says | Dec 22 19:59 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.scmp.com | Phone companies might have to store snoop data instead of NSA, Obama says | South China Morning Post [ http://ur1.ca/g8pi2 ] | Dec 22 19:59 |
schestowitz__ | "I drove through Utah once, it had an eerie feeling - a vast and grand feeling of the yetzer hara. Seems the intuition was correct..." | Dec 22 19:59 |
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DaemonFC | he fact that Duck Dynasty has the highest non-fiction cable TV rating while Dr. Michio Kaku and Professor Brian Cox are two or three channels down is scary, and sad. It really says a lot about Americans.... | Dec 22 20:28 |
DaemonFC | Or, you know, God forbid anyone should cut the cable and read a book. | Dec 22 20:31 |
DaemonFC | It reminds me of when Bill Hicks was talking about his experience in an Alabama diner. He said that the waitress came up and asked him what he was doing, and when he said "reading", she said.. "Heh. What for?". | Dec 22 20:31 |
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schestowitz__ | hi _Goblin | Dec 22 20:48 |
_Goblin | Hi there! | Dec 22 20:48 |
_Goblin | Seasons greetings and all that! | Dec 22 20:48 |
schestowitz__ | How's it going? | Dec 22 20:48 |
_Goblin | yeah good....very very busy | Dec 22 20:48 |
schestowitz__ | New career next year? | Dec 22 20:48 |
_Goblin | I've technically got that now... | Dec 22 20:48 |
_Goblin | thats why I'm so busy | Dec 22 20:48 |
_Goblin | I've three heads on at the moment! | Dec 22 20:49 |
schestowitz__ | Still living 'round the same area, so that we can come and visit? | Dec 22 20:49 |
_Goblin | Yep...but not long...April is the date set for leaving..... | Dec 22 20:49 |
_Goblin | I'll PM you with the new location. | Dec 22 20:49 |
schestowitz__ | That's why renting can sometimes be practical... common thing in central Europe | Dec 22 20:50 |
_Goblin | Ah we've got an offer in on a house....elsewhere | Dec 22 20:50 |
schestowitz__ | near wife's family | Dec 22 20:50 |
schestowitz__ | so probably east end | Dec 22 20:50 |
_Goblin | lol.... | Dec 22 20:51 |
_Goblin | yes but no | Dec 22 20:51 |
MinceR | happy solstice! | Dec 22 20:51 |
_Goblin | near my wifes family | Dec 22 20:51 |
_Goblin | but not parents | Dec 22 20:51 |
schestowitz__ | ah, ok | Dec 22 20:51 |
schestowitz__ | near to Euston? | Dec 22 20:51 |
_Goblin | :).... PM sent....prepare for shock.... | Dec 22 20:51 |
_Goblin | and before you ask about citizenship.... | Dec 22 20:52 |
_Goblin | thats not a problem. | Dec 22 20:52 |
schestowitz__ | BTW, you're invited to come here with the family this week/next week, we can arrange dinner | Dec 22 20:52 |
_Goblin | Cool! | Dec 22 20:52 |
schestowitz__ | OK, so I need to come around some time before April... or you can come to us... | Dec 22 20:57 |
_Goblin | Yeah.... April is tentative, depending on contract.... | Dec 22 20:57 |
schestowitz__ | Before you become the next Piers morgan/Rick gervais... and rarely come back to visir | Dec 22 20:58 |
_Goblin | I was thinking more JK Rowlings. | Dec 22 20:58 |
schestowitz__ | meh | Dec 22 20:59 |
*schestowitz__ hates Harry potter | Dec 22 20:59 | |
schestowitz__ | (the films at least) | Dec 22 20:59 |
_Goblin | I think the books were far better. | Dec 22 21:00 |
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schestowitz__ | maybe I'm not to judge | Dec 22 21:00 |
schestowitz__ | the American Psycho book was quite different from the movie | Dec 22 21:01 |
schestowitz__ | and that's the one example I tried both | Dec 22 21:01 |
schestowitz__ | 1984 I only know the film of... | Dec 22 21:01 |
_Goblin | I'm not sure why 1984 was held up as so insightful.....there's plenty of older works which offered a true to life glimse of the future. | Dec 22 21:03 |
MinceR | which ones? | Dec 22 21:04 |
_Goblin | Flatland - A romance of many dimensions.. | Dec 22 21:04 |
_Goblin | that was 1890 I believe. | Dec 22 21:04 |
schestowitz__ | what did ti predict? | Dec 22 21:04 |
_Goblin | dimensional theory....bigotry, heresy etc | Dec 22 21:05 |
_Goblin | dividing of society | Dec 22 21:05 |
schestowitz__ | was that a new trend? | Dec 22 21:05 |
schestowitz__ | some things are eternally and universally true | Dec 22 21:05 |
_Goblin | the big brother society was a given since throughout time we have had "watchers"....as tech improved (as in weapons) methods to control and observe improved. | Dec 22 21:05 |
_Goblin | You had the "big brother" culture in the times of Jesus (even if you don't want to believe at a religious level) | Dec 22 21:06 |
schestowitz__ | yes, but some methods were explained well | Dec 22 21:06 |
schestowitz__ | futurists/writers like Huxley are not yet proven right | Dec 22 21:07 |
_Goblin | but then as I say, if time proves we always have watchers, spies and monitoring, when tech improves we would facilitate it to better do the above. | Dec 22 21:07 |
schestowitz__ | Look at that overrated Kurzweil | Dec 22 21:07 |
schestowitz__ | _Goblin: which is worse, GCHQ or NSA, which funds it? | Dec 22 21:07 |
_Goblin | good question....here's the clever part..... | Dec 22 21:08 |
schestowitz__ | UK has had a reputation of bigger big brother than the US | Dec 22 21:08 |
schestowitz__ | Since imperialist days when people were targeted and tortured/killed if they challenged the colonists | Dec 22 21:08 |
_Goblin | UK cant obtain info on its citizens without breaking laws...but it can allow NSA to obtain info and then send it back to them....info by proxy is perfectly legal. | Dec 22 21:08 |
_Goblin | I expect we do the same for the NSA. | Dec 22 21:09 |
schestowitz__ | Britiain buried related documents in the water near Singapore, which Japan had done similar things | Dec 22 21:09 |
_Goblin | And I'd say GCHQ and NSA are in it up to their necks together. | Dec 22 21:09 |
_Goblin | and thats the difficulty..... | Dec 22 21:09 |
schestowitz__ | GCHQ got funded by the NSA | Dec 22 21:09 |
_Goblin | And you'd be surprised by who else..... | Dec 22 21:09 |
schestowitz__ | a conspiracy of legal loopholes | Dec 22 21:10 |
schestowitz__ | NZ and AU also | Dec 22 21:10 |
_Goblin | They always exist.... same "firm" many names. | Dec 22 21:10 |
schestowitz__ | Not sure about south Africa and with Canada the extent is not yet too clear | Dec 22 21:10 |
schestowitz__ | Canada is loyal also to France | Dec 22 21:10 |
schestowitz__ | And France is in the Franco -- not Anglo-Saxon - imperial camp | Dec 22 21:11 |
_Goblin | Oh.....and I was wrong.... Flatland wasn't 1890, it was 1884. | Dec 22 21:12 |
schestowitz__ | 1984 became a brand of its own | Dec 22 21:12 |
schestowitz__ | Like others | Dec 22 21:12 |
schestowitz__ | Or Rockey Horror Show | Dec 22 21:12 |
schestowitz__ | Rocky | Dec 22 21:12 |
_Goblin | never seen that film... | Dec 22 21:13 |
schestowitz__ | me neither, only fragments | Dec 22 21:13 |
schestowitz__ | they had a few decent music tracks | Dec 22 21:13 |
schestowitz__ | !google there's a light rocky horror | Dec 22 21:13 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [1] - Rocky Horror Picture show, There's a light. - YouTube | http://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3D3tlvKJq-rf8 | Dec 22 21:13 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [2] - Rocky Horror Picture Show - Over At The Frankenstein Place ... | http://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DvK2u4y7J58I | Dec 22 21:13 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [3] - Rocky Horror Picture Show - Over At The Frankinstein Place Lyrics ... | http://www.metrolyrics.com/over-at-the-frankinstein-place-lyrics-rocky-horror-picture-show.html | Dec 22 21:13 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [4] - ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW - Over At The Frankenstein ... | http://vimeo.com/4833432 | Dec 22 21:13 |
_Goblin | ..... I'll check it out.... | Dec 22 21:14 |
schestowitz__ | see [4] | Dec 22 21:15 |
_Goblin | best music score for film...if you know what I mean..... | Dec 22 21:15 |
_Goblin | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oP1Gu5klAlo | Dec 22 21:15 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.youtube.com | The Goonies Intro - YouTube [ http://ur1.ca/g8r9x ] | Dec 22 21:15 |
_Goblin | ;) | Dec 22 21:15 |
schestowitz__ | and none of that cross-dressing stuff | Dec 22 21:15 |
iophk | dammit janet | Dec 22 21:15 |
_Goblin | dressing whilst angry? | Dec 22 21:15 |
MinceR | :D | Dec 22 21:15 |
schestowitz__ | it's the character in the film | Dec 22 21:15 |
_Goblin | what about a kilt? | Dec 22 21:15 |
_Goblin | Very itchy fabric. | Dec 22 21:15 |
schestowitz__ | _Goblin: btw, did you notice we bought tuxmachines? | Dec 22 21:16 |
_Goblin | no... | Dec 22 21:16 |
schestowitz__ | go check it out | Dec 22 21:16 |
schestowitz__ | http://www.tuxmachines.org/ | Dec 22 21:16 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.tuxmachines.org | Tux Machines | Do you waddle the waddle? | Dec 22 21:17 |
_Goblin | sorry I missed that...I'll check it out | Dec 22 21:17 |
_Goblin | Cool..! | Dec 22 21:20 |
_Goblin | I knew TM was being sold....didn't realize you got it! | Dec 22 21:20 |
_Goblin | I've been mainly on Twitter these days. | Dec 22 21:21 |
_Goblin | now around 72,000 words of my second of three books - "Tin Foil Hat" | Dec 22 21:25 |
_Goblin | and I'm hitting writers block...there's only so much conspiracy you can read about to get inspiration before your brain implodes into a singularity of utter nonsense. | Dec 22 21:26 |
_Goblin | I'm quite the expert with these conspiracies now.... | Dec 22 21:26 |
_Goblin | Lizards (transdimensional and otherwise), Neanderthals.... | Dec 22 21:27 |
_Goblin | 911, area 51, project bluebook....dreamland....magestic 12 | Dec 22 21:27 |
_Goblin | David Icke.... Jones, TPV....... | Dec 22 21:27 |
_Goblin | I've read 20+ Icke books, and around 20 others works... | Dec 22 21:28 |
_Goblin | about 100 hours of audiocast.... and countless hours of youtube and TPV. | Dec 22 21:28 |
_Goblin | and as I said a few days ago, word out with the conspiracy folk is that its not thermite anymore with the towers....its mini nukes. | Dec 22 21:30 |
_Goblin | I prefer transdimensional lizards myself. | Dec 22 21:30 |
schestowitz__ | [21:27] <_Goblin> Lizards (transdimensional and otherwise), Neanderthals.... | Dec 22 21:35 |
schestowitz__ | I don't know about the lizard thing | Dec 22 21:35 |
schestowitz__ | some videos show Icke speaking of it | Dec 22 21:35 |
schestowitz__ | but maybe it's designed to discredit him, not just with metaphors | Dec 22 21:36 |
schestowitz__ | he mixes his nonsense with some real stuff, like others of his kind | Dec 22 21:36 |
schestowitz__ | Jones and Icke are quite differentc | Dec 22 21:36 |
schestowitz__ | cannot speak of them as one | Dec 22 21:36 |
schestowitz__ | I could say more about what I think their purpose is | Dec 22 21:37 |
schestowitz__ | and my friends believe the same | Dec 22 21:37 |
schestowitz__ | they're attract like a magnet people with particular opinions | Dec 22 21:37 |
schestowitz__ | and then tie them with others, thus discrediting both | Dec 22 21:38 |
schestowitz__ | IOW, some kind of controlled opposition | Dec 22 21:38 |
schestowitz__ | and forums get infiltrated with alien abduction proponents and stuff, driving everyone away and ruining whatever credibility older content had | Dec 22 21:39 |
schestowitz__ | !google nsa discredit targets | Dec 22 21:39 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [1] - Echoing dirty past, nsa sought to reveal porn habits to discredit targets | https://www.aclu.org/blog/national-security/echoing-dirty-past-nsa-sought-reveal-porn-habits-discredit-targets | Dec 22 21:39 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [2] - Top-Secret Document Reveals NSA Spied On Porn Habits As Part ... | http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/11/26/nsa-porn-muslims_n_4346128.html | Dec 22 21:39 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [3] - Report: NSA Spied on Targets' Porn Habits to Discredit ... - The Blaze | http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/11/27/report-nsa-spied-on-targets-porn-habits-to-discredit-radicalizers-devotion-to-the-jihadist-cause/ | Dec 22 21:39 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [4] - Report: NSA tracks online porn habits to discredit Muslim ... | http://america.aljazeera.com/articles/2013/11/27/nsa-records-onlinesexualactivitypornhabitsofmuslimradicalizers.html | Dec 22 21:39 |
msb_ | Dilbert is great today: http://hf.dilbert.com/2013-12-22/ | Dec 22 21:42 |
TechrightsBot-tr | hf.dilbert.com | The official Dilbert website with Scott Adams' color comic strips, animation, mashups and more! | Dec 22 21:42 |
schestowitz__ | http://www.linuxtoday.com/developer/open-source-closed-doors-foss-and-the-racial-divide.html#comments | Dec 22 21:46 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.linuxtoday.com | Linux Today - Open Source, Closed Doors? FOSS and the Racial Divide [ http://ur1.ca/g8rhd ] | Dec 22 21:46 |
schestowitz__ | "The people who do something other in 'open source' than develop on their own on their own (and rather unrelevant) pet projects are a tiny minority of the people on this planet and (at least, this seems likely to me) also a tiny minority of the people doing software-related work, including programming to varying degrees (I figure that I spend at least half of my work time on customer support issues of all kinds of technical | Dec 22 21:46 |
schestowitz__ | complexity). They're also a group of people who are mostly closely acquainted with each other, who come from a similar well-to-do background (even in countries where university education itself is more-or-less free, the accompanying costs are significant, eg, someone has to earn the money to feed and equip an additional grown-up person who could as well work herself) and who 'fit in' with a certain culture whose characteristics I'd | Dec 22 21:46 |
schestowitz__ | usually associate with cocaine consumption -- boundless, loudmouthed, "the winner takes it all and nothing else matters" aggression towards prospective contenders on the same or on lower levels of the social hierarchy combined with equally boundless "groveling in one's waste products" when dealing with the powers that be (all partial quotes, Spemin included, totally intentional). As such, this is a pretty closed club and most people | Dec 22 21:46 |
schestowitz__ | are not only not members but absolutely not welcome to become members as well, regardless of whatever their present and prospective abilities might be. Insofar this collides with one of the established, easily definable relative minority groups, some of the usual friction can be expected. But at its core, 'open source' is no more racist than misogynist, rather "hate and despise all the outsiders alike" (sound like humans, doesn't it? | Dec 22 21:46 |
schestowitz__ | " | Dec 22 21:46 |
iophk | A little old - http://thenextweb.com/insider/2013/10/31/opera-forum-blogging-platform-email-shut-march-1-2014/ | Dec 22 21:48 |
TechrightsBot-tr | thenextweb.com | My Opera to Shut Down on March 1, 2014 [ http://ur1.ca/g8rhm ] | Dec 22 21:48 |
schestowitz__ | ah | Dec 22 21:48 |
schestowitz__ | and people still wonder why self hosting is important... | Dec 22 21:48 |
_Goblin | Re: Icke and his lizards....nope he does say that...I've seen quite a few of his vids about them... | Dec 22 21:49 |
_Goblin | and also his books.... | Dec 22 21:49 |
_Goblin | oh and BTW Icke also believes that the Moon is a spaceship | Dec 22 21:49 |
_Goblin | thats straight from Icke. | Dec 22 21:49 |
_Goblin | tragically thats some of his more sane stuff. | Dec 22 21:49 |
_Goblin | he seems to have forgotten about being Jesus though..... | Dec 22 21:50 |
_Goblin | maybe he's just modest? ;) | Dec 22 21:50 |
_Goblin | I'm looking forward to a debate with one of these conspiracy folk who say "research it"....as a defence...I have I've researched it thoroughly and am very prepared for their silliness. | Dec 22 21:51 |
_Goblin | and that was awful English...I'm sorry....I'm trying to wrap presents and type at the same time. | Dec 22 21:52 |
_Goblin | Mind you, after all these conspiracy theories, I do have a question - a conspiracy if you will...... | Dec 22 21:56 |
_Goblin | Why do most of these conspiracy folk want to sell you books, dvd's and talks about their conspiracy? | Dec 22 21:57 |
_Goblin | There's alot of money in a conspiracy theory | Dec 22 21:57 |
MinceR | there's a lot of money in conspiracies too :> | Dec 22 21:59 |
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_Goblin | And I've not even started to talk about Scientology | Dec 22 22:01 |
_Goblin | now thats a good one......it works in the same way that Icke and his lizards does. | Dec 22 22:01 |
_Goblin | or the "truthers" who now don't think it thermite.... | Dec 22 22:02 |
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Sosumi | no, it was the pleidians! | Dec 22 22:05 |
_Goblin | lol.... | Dec 22 22:05 |
_Goblin | forgot about them.. | Dec 22 22:06 |
schestowitz__ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/414863801939660800 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/414874741355585537 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/414875338150539265 | Dec 22 22:06 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: "The Airtame dongle itself is running a modified version of Raspbian" http://t.co/ocyzRsDX4Y | Dec 22 22:06 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> arstechnica.com | Airtame wants to mirror (almost) any screen to any other screen | Ars Technica | Dec 22 22:06 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: The climate change denial lobby https://t.co/v4o72a3p0r #murdoch #fox #greed | Dec 22 22:06 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: On claustrophobia https://t.co/2lW8RAfGfO | Dec 22 22:06 |
schestowitz__ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/414875579302035456 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/414877738789793794 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/414878533379694593 | Dec 22 22:06 |
_Goblin | with all these aliens, and transdimensional creatures, there's probably only about 4 humans on the planet (if we are to believe all these conspiracies) | Dec 22 22:06 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: "Cuban President Raul Castro has called for "civilised relations" with the United States" http://t.co/pYjiOkgpWD who embargoes who? | Dec 22 22:06 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.bbc.co.uk | BBC News - Cuba's Raul Castro calls for 'civilised relations' with US | Dec 22 22:06 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Dozens of police injured as eviction protest turns violent in Hamburg (PHOTOS, VIDEO) http://t.co/UWQ8Xmt5eN #germany #hamburg | Dec 22 22:06 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> rt.com | NO TITLE | Dec 22 22:06 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: The disinformation monster is spreading to Europe http://t.co/1tfMWa9tnj | Dec 22 22:06 |
Sosumi | _Goblin, have you ever met a PILF? | Dec 22 22:06 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.bbc.co.uk | BBC News - Storyful social media firm bought by Rupert Murdoch | Dec 22 22:06 |
_Goblin | Nope....but I have a MILF | Dec 22 22:06 |
_Goblin | is that the same thing? | Dec 22 22:07 |
Sosumi | bummer, you killed my joke | Dec 22 22:07 |
schestowitz__ | who's she? | Dec 22 22:07 |
_Goblin | lol | Dec 22 22:07 |
schestowitz__ | Kylie has children? | Dec 22 22:07 |
_Goblin | Roy, you know I've a thing for Sarah Palin | Dec 22 22:08 |
_Goblin | now theres a MILF.....Not sure about PILF though. | Dec 22 22:09 |
_Goblin | She could be an alien though....it would explain alot. | Dec 22 22:09 |
Sosumi | lol | Dec 22 22:09 |
schestowitz__ | Putin I'd like to F***? | Dec 22 22:10 |
schestowitz__ | Or palin? | Dec 22 22:10 |
Sosumi | pleidian | Dec 22 22:10 |
Sosumi | it was a joke that started when RT America had the crazy pleidian women | Dec 22 22:11 |
Sosumi | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UAeSsvHhTg | Dec 22 22:11 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.youtube.com | Aliens shot down California missile - YouTube [ http://ur1.ca/g8rlq ] | Dec 22 22:11 |
schestowitz__ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/414880827290681345 | Dec 22 22:13 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: "banks are using "their" money and laws (that they often wrote) to block municipalities' use of eminent domain" http://t.co/oeP4nPUZxv | Dec 22 22:13 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.truth-out.org | Capitalism and Democracy: Year-End Lessons | Dec 22 22:13 |
Sosumi | nice ( . Y . ) anyways, too bad that desperate housewife is trying too hard to be popular | Dec 22 22:14 |
Sosumi | and nice way to actually discredit anyone who actually brings any kind of "conspiracy" fact into the light | Dec 22 22:16 |
DaemonFC | I'm still loving this Android phone. | Dec 22 22:24 |
DaemonFC | I think I bought the fastest one they sell. B-) | Dec 22 22:24 |
Sosumi | more news about the buttplug pro, | Dec 22 22:24 |
Sosumi | single gtx680 > two D700 | Dec 22 22:25 |
Sosumi | on unigine valley benchmark | Dec 22 22:25 |
DaemonFC | The Snapdragon 800 is a VERY fast processor. | Dec 22 22:25 |
DaemonFC | I'm amazed. This thing is way WAY faster than that horrible G9 tablet I have. | Dec 22 22:25 |
Sosumi | I'm waiting for the galaxy s5 | Dec 22 22:25 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 22 22:25 |
DaemonFC | I didn't feel like waiting. | Dec 22 22:25 |
DaemonFC | The G2 and Nexus 5 are at least half a generation more advanced than the Galaxy S4. | Dec 22 22:26 |
Sosumi | I could just go and get the note | Dec 22 22:26 |
Sosumi | but way too big | Dec 22 22:26 |
DaemonFC | They're both food phones that will last for years. | Dec 22 22:26 |
Sosumi | and I don't like the finish that much | Dec 22 22:26 |
DaemonFC | I didn't really feel like paying for a S4. | Dec 22 22:26 |
DaemonFC | It was the same price as the G2, and way slower. | Dec 22 22:26 |
DaemonFC | And it was caught cheating the Futuremark benchmark. :P | Dec 22 22:27 |
Sosumi | yeah :P | Dec 22 22:27 |
DaemonFC | And there's the minor issue of a S4 bursting into flames. | Dec 22 22:27 |
Sosumi | the bad thing about the nexus is the cheap dac | Dec 22 22:27 |
DaemonFC | And Samsung trying to remove the video with the DMCA. | Dec 22 22:27 |
Sosumi | otherwise it'd have excelent | Dec 22 22:27 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 22 22:27 |
DaemonFC | Not cool. | Dec 22 22:27 |
Sosumi | *been | Dec 22 22:28 |
DaemonFC | The G2 is pretty similar to the Nexus 5. | Dec 22 22:28 |
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DaemonFC | Mostly the same hardware. | Dec 22 22:28 |
DaemonFC | The G2 has a slightly larger screen, but the Nexus 5's has slightly higher dpi. | Dec 22 22:29 |
DaemonFC | I'd say it's a wash. | Dec 22 22:29 |
MinceR | dpi doesn't matter | Dec 22 22:29 |
MinceR | size and resolution matter | Dec 22 22:29 |
DaemonFC | Oh, then they're both the same resolution. | Dec 22 22:29 |
DaemonFC | The G2's screen is like 0.4" larger. | Dec 22 22:29 |
DaemonFC | LG makes the Nexus 5, so it's obvious why they're basically the same phone. | Dec 22 22:30 |
DaemonFC | One is branded for Google. | Dec 22 22:30 |
DaemonFC | That's the largest difference. | Dec 22 22:30 |
Sosumi | yeah, but they could have used better DACs | Dec 22 22:33 |
Sosumi | while sansumg on their phones tries way too hard to play the music the "best" | Dec 22 22:34 |
Sosumi | instead of focusing in playing the file true to how it was recorded/encoded | Dec 22 22:34 |
DaemonFC | I usually have the phone hooked up to headphones when I'm listening to music. | Dec 22 22:34 |
Sosumi | well, ofc | Dec 22 22:35 |
DaemonFC | Sounds alright to me. | Dec 22 22:35 |
Sosumi | which headphones are you using? | Dec 22 22:35 |
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DaemonFC | Uhhm, a big old pair of Koss ones that I got for 50 cents at a garage sale. | Dec 22 22:37 |
DaemonFC | :D | Dec 22 22:37 |
Sosumi | lol | Dec 22 22:37 |
_Goblin | I had a decent pair of headphones.... | Dec 22 22:37 |
_Goblin | until Roy came around my house and broke them. | Dec 22 22:37 |
_Goblin | ;) | Dec 22 22:37 |
MinceR | :) | Dec 22 22:38 |
DaemonFC | Mmmmm. I just changed my water filter... | Dec 22 22:38 |
DaemonFC | This water is delightfully tasteless... | Dec 22 22:38 |
MinceR | :> | Dec 22 22:38 |
DaemonFC | The tap water in this town tastes kind of funky. | Dec 22 22:39 |
DaemonFC | Of course, with the EPA being what it is, there's no telling what's actually in it. | Dec 22 22:40 |
DaemonFC | The Safe Drinking Water Act represents the science of the 1970s. | Dec 22 22:40 |
DaemonFC | Lobbyists have kept it from being modernized. | Dec 22 22:40 |
_Goblin | What were you after? Being able to light your water with a flame? | Dec 22 22:42 |
_Goblin | The modern water burns you know. | Dec 22 22:42 |
DaemonFC | Yeah, the fracking is causing that. | Dec 22 22:42 |
DaemonFC | Indiana's laws surely aren't any better than the federal ones. | Dec 22 22:43 |
_Goblin | I thought it fracking funny.... who holds a lighter to their tap? | Dec 22 22:43 |
DaemonFC | Our last governor (a Republican) called the federal EPA the "Employment Prevention Agency". | Dec 22 22:43 |
_Goblin | What shall we do today? Oh yes, I know, lets try to light the water. | Dec 22 22:43 |
MinceR | "damn, the gas service is down. i guess i'll try cooking with water today." | Dec 22 22:44 |
_Goblin | Now if only you could have a combustion engine running off the stuff, you'd be laughing... the fuel prices in the uk are extortionate. | Dec 22 22:44 |
_Goblin | I'm sure there's an alienesque conspiracy in the burning water......give it time.. | Dec 22 22:45 |
_Goblin | I wonder, if you drunk this water then tried to light your pee, would you get a flame? Experiment of the day... | Dec 22 22:46 |
DaemonFC | "This is just like that time I had sex with that one person and got that one thing!" | Dec 22 22:47 |
DaemonFC | "Hahahahahaha!!!" | Dec 22 22:47 |
_Goblin | Mark my words....someone on Youtube will try it. | Dec 22 22:47 |
DaemonFC | I can't believe the gall of the Republicans in attacking the Environmental Protection Agency. They've already gutted it so badly that there are some areas of the country where you can set the tap water on fire (because of fracking), and the EPA is saying it's perfectly safe to drink. | Dec 22 22:48 |
DaemonFC | Even after all of that, Indiana's former governor (a Republican, Mitch Daniels) called the federal EPA the "Employment Prevention Agency". | Dec 22 22:48 |
DaemonFC | I was like.... "Are you ****ing ****ing me?" | Dec 22 22:48 |
DaemonFC | Like · · Share · about a minute ago · | Dec 22 22:48 |
_Goblin | Mind you..... | Dec 22 22:49 |
_Goblin | people drink spirits.....you can light them....so whats the harm in a little flamable water? | Dec 22 22:49 |
MinceR | plenty | Dec 22 22:50 |
DaemonFC | Sarah Palin (and many Republicans, for that matter) remind me of that scene from Red Dwarf. | Dec 22 22:50 |
DaemonFC | Lister (reading Captain Hollister's report on Rimmer: "Stupid. Stupid Stupid. Stupid." | Dec 22 22:50 |
DaemonFC | Rimmer: "Was there anything else?" | Dec 22 22:50 |
DaemonFC | Lister: "Just your name and a dash." | Dec 22 22:50 |
DaemonFC | Like · · Share · 2 seconds ago · | Dec 22 22:50 |
MinceR | the human body can process ethanol, but not hydrocarbons, afaik | Dec 22 22:51 |
_Goblin | then maybe they should learn. | Dec 22 22:51 |
MinceR | for example, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Escolar | Dec 22 22:51 |
TechrightsBot-tr | en.wikipedia.org | Escolar - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia | Dec 22 22:51 |
_Goblin | I'm sure Icke's transdimensional lizards will be ok with flamable water. | Dec 22 22:51 |
MinceR | then again, there's plenty of harm in consuming ethanol, too :> | Dec 22 22:53 |
DaemonFC | shared a link via The Other 98%. | Dec 22 22:54 |
DaemonFC | 49 seconds ago · Edited | Dec 22 22:54 |
DaemonFC | http://america.aljazeera.com/articles/2013/12/11/homelessness-hungerreportmayors.html | Dec 22 22:54 |
TechrightsBot-tr | america.aljazeera.com | Hardworking yet still homeless in today's America | Al Jazeera America [ http://ur1.ca/g8rwa ] | Dec 22 22:54 |
DaemonFC | McDonalds has helpful advice. Get on welfare, go to church, cut your food i | Dec 22 22:54 |
DaemonFC | Oh, and be sure to appropriately tip your personal masseuse. | Dec 22 22:54 |
DaemonFC | (Yes, they actually said all of this!) | Dec 22 22:54 |
DaemonFC | errr | Dec 22 22:55 |
_Goblin | I love a good MD burger. | Dec 22 22:55 |
DaemonFC | "Get on welfare, go to church, cut your food into little pieces, stop complaining, and sell your Christmas presents on ebay." | Dec 22 22:55 |
_Goblin | and the vanilla milkshake | Dec 22 22:55 |
DaemonFC | You mean the beaver anal gland milkshake. | Dec 22 22:56 |
_Goblin | yep | Dec 22 22:56 |
_Goblin | its lovely. | Dec 22 22:56 |
DaemonFC | Made by a minimum wage employee that hates you and didn't wash their hands after using the restroom. | Dec 22 22:56 |
DaemonFC | Mmmm. Tastes like Hepatitis! | Dec 22 22:56 |
_Goblin | it comes out a machine | Dec 22 22:56 |
DaemonFC | Yeah, and then they stuck their dick in it because they make minimum wage! | Dec 22 22:56 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 22 22:56 |
_Goblin | that would be ill advised its very cold | Dec 22 22:57 |
_Goblin | mind you, if you'd been drinking that flamable water..... | Dec 22 22:57 |
_Goblin | and just like how I don't want to think about how the animal is killed before it hits my plate, aslong as the milkshake tastes good, "the making of" means little. | Dec 22 22:58 |
_Goblin | lol.... | Dec 22 22:58 |
DaemonFC | Well, it is McDonalds. If the employee jerks off in your hamburger, it's the healthiest part of the whole meal. | Dec 22 22:58 |
DaemonFC | They should really charge you extra for that. | Dec 22 22:58 |
_Goblin | LBC 97.3 has just said exactly what you mentioned daemonfc | Dec 22 22:58 |
_Goblin | about MD | Dec 22 22:58 |
DaemonFC | Which part? | Dec 22 22:58 |
_Goblin | the lifestyle bit about MD | Dec 22 22:58 |
_Goblin | how coinicidental is that? | Dec 22 22:59 |
DaemonFC | The "helpful advice"? | Dec 22 22:59 |
_Goblin | yep | Dec 22 22:59 |
_Goblin | LBC = Londons Biggest Conversation | Dec 22 22:59 |
DaemonFC | "Hmm, there seems to be semen in my hamburger...." | Dec 22 23:00 |
DaemonFC | Don't complain. At least you know where it came from! | Dec 22 23:00 |
MinceR | do you? | Dec 22 23:00 |
_Goblin | I was told that was mayonaise | Dec 22 23:00 |
DaemonFC | I'm serious. Their "hamburger" is really bad. | Dec 22 23:00 |
MinceR | there's plenty of species that produce semen. | Dec 22 23:00 |
DaemonFC | It's like mystery meat. | Dec 22 23:00 |
DaemonFC | And it does't even rot. | Dec 22 23:01 |
MinceR | well, i used to like their burgers | Dec 22 23:01 |
MinceR | now i pretty much only like the cheeseburger bacon | Dec 22 23:01 |
DaemonFC | They've got it so packed full of artificial preservatives that you can put a McDonalds hamburger in the closet for 10 years, and it will look pretty much the same as the day you bought it. | Dec 22 23:01 |
DaemonFC | There was a guy on Dr. Oz that did that. | Dec 22 23:01 |
MinceR | that's not what they're for, though | Dec 22 23:02 |
MinceR | they're for eating | Dec 22 23:02 |
_Goblin | yep | Dec 22 23:02 |
_Goblin | its like the person who lit their tap....why bother? | Dec 22 23:02 |
DaemonFC | I'd be too afraid to even try to light my tap water. It might work. | Dec 22 23:03 |
DaemonFC | Fucking Republicans.... | Dec 22 23:03 |
MinceR | use a condom. | Dec 22 23:03 |
_Goblin | on his tap? | Dec 22 23:03 |
MinceR | on the republicans. | Dec 22 23:03 |
DaemonFC | Oh, I've only ever fucked one Republican, and I'm pretty sure he was being sarcastic when he said he was one. | Dec 22 23:04 |
MinceR | :> | Dec 22 23:04 |
DaemonFC | Of course, his dad sure was a Republican. | Dec 22 23:04 |
DaemonFC | Well, mostly. | Dec 22 23:04 |
DaemonFC | His dad told him "I'm not thrilled about you being gay, just don't bring any niggers into the house." | Dec 22 23:04 |
DaemonFC | So, there you go. | Dec 22 23:04 |
MinceR | lol | Dec 22 23:04 |
DaemonFC | I didn't really like his family too much. | Dec 22 23:05 |
DaemonFC | He actually told me his dad said that. | Dec 22 23:06 |
DaemonFC | Then he finished the sentence off with "And I never did...." | Dec 22 23:06 |
DaemonFC | That's Martinsville, Indiana for you though. | Dec 22 23:07 |
DaemonFC | It's basically one of the last Klan holdouts in Indiana. | Dec 22 23:08 |
DaemonFC | https://scontent-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn2/1508147_693591210662747_112411953_n.jpg | Dec 22 23:10 |
MinceR | :) | Dec 22 23:11 |
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Sosumi | who are those in that pict? talibans? santa and his helpers? | Dec 23 00:47 |
MinceR | "duck dynasty" | Dec 23 00:47 |
Sosumi | I know! mobster santa | Dec 23 00:47 |
Sosumi | never heard of it | Dec 23 00:47 |
MinceR | fundie hillbillies, afaik | Dec 23 00:47 |
Sosumi | and why are gays sinners? | Dec 23 00:49 |
Sosumi | from my knowledge, being a sinner is walking at night under the "light" of the moon | Dec 23 00:49 |
MinceR | because the bible says that anal sex is an abomination :> | Dec 23 00:50 |
Sosumi | ppl professing what they don't understand | Dec 23 00:50 |
Sosumi | beats me | Dec 23 00:50 |
Sosumi | zee bible also says to not kill | Dec 23 00:52 |
Sosumi | yet... | Dec 23 00:52 |
Sosumi | iraq, afghanistan, kosovo... | Dec 23 00:53 |
MinceR | yeah, it says a lot of things | Dec 23 00:53 |
MinceR | and it often contradicts itself | Dec 23 00:53 |
MinceR | and people don't mind | Dec 23 00:53 |
MinceR | they just go "durr hurr it's the inerrant word of god" | Dec 23 00:54 |
Sosumi | korea, vietnam, dronings in pakistan and in Africa | Dec 23 00:54 |
Sosumi | terror tuesdays | Dec 23 00:54 |
Sosumi | targeted assassinations | Dec 23 00:54 |
Sosumi | NDAA | Dec 23 00:54 |
Sosumi | yeah it says all | Dec 23 00:54 |
Sosumi | the word of god, yay, I'm yet to hear his word | Dec 23 00:55 |
Sosumi | maybe he'll tell me to run for president too | Dec 23 00:56 |
MinceR | that will be difficult, seeing how their god is dealing with challenges in the existence department | Dec 23 00:57 |
MinceR | (also in the consistency of properties department) | Dec 23 00:57 |
Sosumi | yeah those dirty palestinians are still claiming that land IsraHELL got from god | Dec 23 00:59 |
Sosumi | don't reject the idea of a god which embodies the ideal of perfection, but tacking the bible or other religious books as they are is complete nonsense | Dec 23 01:00 |
MinceR | it's extremely far from perfection, to say the least | Dec 23 01:01 |
Sosumi | as they mostly describe celestial events, through the ages, in a way that only those initiated into the mysteries/priesthood can understand | Dec 23 01:01 |
Sosumi | it's just like saying, if the kingdom of heaven is withing men, so is the kingdom of hell | Dec 23 01:02 |
Sosumi | it just depends on what you want to externalize | Dec 23 01:02 |
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sebsebseb | hi | Dec 23 01:04 |
Sosumi | seb³ | Dec 23 01:04 |
sebsebseb | fewt: MinceR ping | Dec 23 01:05 |
MinceR | pong | Dec 23 01:05 |
Sosumi | the only guy around here that is 3 times great | Dec 23 01:05 |
sebsebseb | MinceR: humm | Dec 23 01:05 |
sebsebseb | maybe I shuld say on the LUG list | Dec 23 01:05 |
fewt | sebsebseb | Dec 23 01:05 |
sebsebseb | what distros and interfaces were picked | Dec 23 01:05 |
fewt | pong | Dec 23 01:05 |
sebsebseb | I just sai my ditro and de won't get used on the demo machines on there and such | Dec 23 01:05 |
sebsebseb | or I wait for more responses | Dec 23 01:06 |
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TechrightsBot-tr | www.voanews.com | Pussy Riot Member: Release Is PR Stunt [ http://ur1.ca/g8v0h ] | Dec 23 09:26 |
iophk | http://torrentfreak.com/u-s-army-base-runs-unlicensed-windows-7-computers-131222/ | Dec 23 09:30 |
TechrightsBot-tr | torrentfreak.com | U.S. Army Base Runs Unlicensed Windows 7 Computers | TorrentFreak [ http://ur1.ca/g8v1q ] | Dec 23 09:31 |
iophk | http://falkvinge.net/2013/12/23/reminder-1-copyright-monopoly-infringement-isnt-stealing-says-the-us-supreme-court/ | Dec 23 09:31 |
TechrightsBot-tr | falkvinge.net | Reminder 1: Copyright Monopoly Infringement Isn't Stealing (Says The US Supreme Court) - Falkvinge on Infopolicy [ http://ur1.ca/g8v1v ] | Dec 23 09:31 |
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TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Linux Mint 16 “Petra” KDE released! http://t.co/IKZfaAIr00 #kde #linuxmint #gnu #linux | Dec 23 09:47 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> blog.linuxmint.com | The Linux Mint Blog » Blog Archive » Linux Mint 16 “Petra” KDE released! | Dec 23 09:47 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: NVIDIA Optimus Linux Power Battery Tests http://t.co/rPT6xYKLR2 #nvidia #linux | Dec 23 09:47 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.phoronix.com | [Phoronix] NVIDIA Optimus Linux Power Battery Tests | Dec 23 09:47 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: GIMP Still Has Many Lofty Features To Develop http://t.co/a734wDs7v4 #gnu #gimp | Dec 23 09:47 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.phoronix.com | [Phoronix] GIMP Still Has Many Lofty Features To Develop | Dec 23 09:47 |
schestowitz_bed2 | MinceR: http://www.haaretz.com/opinion/.premium-1.564826 | Dec 23 10:13 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.haaretz.com | Advertisement [ http://ur1.ca/g8vbn ] | Dec 23 10:13 |
schestowitz_bed2 | "Many more Hungarians are looking to 'reclaim' Hungary's Nazi past" | Dec 23 10:13 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415061787814674432 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415062552159485952 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415062675354570752 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415063461216124928 | Dec 23 10:21 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: NASCAR politicians https://t.co/GndSBmClrA | Dec 23 10:21 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Holiday spirit https://t.co/rFlOuAMmx7 | Dec 23 10:21 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Nixonism on steroids https://t.co/yQji6Agx6S | Dec 23 10:21 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Serving the boss http://t.co/bmNEoJTqbi | Dec 23 10:21 |
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msb_ | "<iophk> http://www.voanews.com/content/pussy-riot-member--release-is-pr-stunt/1815679.html" | Dec 23 12:20 |
iophk | "This is a hoax and a PR move." | Dec 23 12:21 |
iophk | http://www.latimes.com/world/worldnow/la-fg-wn-pussy-riot-members-released-20131223,0,3122747.story | Dec 23 12:21 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.latimes.com | Two members of Russia punk band Pussy Riot freed from prison - latimes.com [ http://ur1.ca/g8vzt ] | Dec 23 12:21 |
iophk | Probably just tidying up before the Olympics. | Dec 23 12:22 |
iophk | Greenpeace activists are being let go too, I gather. | Dec 23 12:22 |
msb_ | It's good that the imprisoned Pussy Riot members are being released. It would be better if Putin were moved by conscience instead of public pressure, but at least he's susceptible to that. | Dec 23 12:22 |
msb_ | Putin is very important to the world for keeping the U.S. in check. | Dec 23 12:23 |
iophk | Kind of. He tends to run loose himself. | Dec 23 12:24 |
iophk | There are few checks and balances left in the big powers. | Dec 23 12:24 |
msb_ | Yep. | Dec 23 12:24 |
iophk | They impose on each other a little bit if another encroaches on their interests. But otherwise, they seem unchecked. | Dec 23 12:26 |
msb_ | It's interesting that the biggest breakthrough in life extension has been announced a few months after Obomber's attempt to destroy Syria (as he did Libya) was thwarted by alternative news organizations, notably globalresearch.ca, and the World Community via the Internet. | Dec 23 12:29 |
msb_ | Taken together, these two events could represent a turning point in human social evolution. | Dec 23 12:31 |
iophk | I thought the news organizations have been on the way out for a while. There is almost no investigative reporting. | Dec 23 12:32 |
iophk | anymore | Dec 23 12:32 |
msb_ | A triumph of people over the ultra-psychopath NWO, plus the first beginnings of real life extension. | Dec 23 12:33 |
msb_ | The alternative, non-corporate news organizations have been getting stronger, and doing more investigations. | Dec 23 12:34 |
msb_ | The "leaks" have helped. | Dec 23 12:35 |
iophk | A lot of ground has been lost in how "leaks" have been handled. | Dec 23 12:35 |
iophk | Journalists are now persecuted in countries where it wasn't a problem before. (much) | Dec 23 12:36 |
msb_ | To be expected. | Dec 23 12:36 |
iophk | No on absolute terms, but in the present climate, yes. | Dec 23 12:37 |
msb_ | All the research and exposure of pandemic psychopathy in our culture: G I Gurdjieff, Wilhelm Reich, Marija Gimbutas and Riane Eisler, Stefan Verstappen, and Tony Wright. | Dec 23 12:38 |
msb_ | All talking about the same pandemic psychopathy from different viewpoints. | Dec 23 12:39 |
msb_ | And with the Internet, their work is accessible to everyone. | Dec 23 12:39 |
msb_ | The Net may destroy NWO world fascism as mimeograph machines destroyed Stalinism. | Dec 23 12:40 |
iophk | Unless they and their corporations are able to destroy the net first. It's on a balance right now. | Dec 23 12:40 |
iophk | DRM, net neutrality, etc.. | Dec 23 12:41 |
msb_ | Increased affordable communication is extremely important. | Dec 23 12:41 |
iophk | yes | Dec 23 12:41 |
msb_ | There are a lot of very clever programmers working on various ways to get around DRM, non-neutrality, etc. | Dec 23 12:42 |
msb_ | Hasn't every DRM scheme ever tried ultimately been defeated. | Dec 23 12:43 |
msb_ | I read that bittorrent accounts for either 40% or 70% of all Net traffic. | Dec 23 12:44 |
msb_ | Information wants to be free. Human knowledge belongs to the World. | Dec 23 12:44 |
msb_ | FSF has a project developing tiny (wall-wart I think) encrypted servers. | Dec 23 12:45 |
msb_ | And there's the whole mesh-network thing, started by OLPC, that doesn't use the corporate Net at all. | Dec 23 12:46 |
msb_ | I think we're at a turning point, and I think we're going to win. | Dec 23 12:51 |
msb_ | We being the human race. | Dec 23 12:51 |
iophk | There are still a lot of loose ends there. Mesh is good, but landlines are centralized. | Dec 23 12:52 |
msb_ | There are parasites at every level, from bacteria to nations. It's energetically easier to enslave and rob others than to create for oneself. | Dec 23 12:53 |
iophk | +1 | Dec 23 12:53 |
msb_ | Until the victims get wise and fight back. | Dec 23 12:53 |
iophk | Healthy systems have mechanisms to remove the parasites. | Dec 23 12:53 |
iophk | Or else they wither and or die. | Dec 23 12:53 |
msb_ | Yes. And we're gradually getting healthier, understanding the problem better despite the parasites' lies, improving our immune system. | Dec 23 12:55 |
iophk | unless mountain-topping and fracking destroy much of the water | Dec 23 12:56 |
msb_ | The parasites/psychopaths and their corporate media call our research "conspiracy theories". But many people see through that. | Dec 23 12:56 |
msb_ | "There's no green there. They killed their Mother," | Dec 23 12:58 |
msb_ | We're going to have to fight fracking etc as we fought and stopped the Vietnam War during the 1960s-70s renaissance. | Dec 23 12:59 |
msb_ | Back then we had cannabis and LSD that woke people up. | Dec 23 13:00 |
msb_ | Now we have the Net. And cannabis. | Dec 23 13:01 |
iophk | If the privatized prisons lose the excuse of cannabis, they will turn to criminalize some other common, innocuous things. | Dec 23 13:02 |
iophk | Non-violent "criminals" are the most profitble to manage. | Dec 23 13:03 |
msb_ | There's a limit to what even sheeple will put up with. | Dec 23 13:03 |
iophk | the limit is high when whole regions have only Faux News on the tube and Cumulus/ClearChannel on the radio. | Dec 23 13:04 |
iophk | Otherwise I agree. | Dec 23 13:04 |
msb_ | And the cannabis-awakened dissidents in the '60s were the children of the brainwashed sheeple. | Dec 23 13:04 |
msb_ | Everyone has the Net! | Dec 23 13:05 |
iophk | The net changes how the world can get information. Not just how but also the availability. | Dec 23 13:05 |
msb_ | And they can now buy a computer for $60! | Dec 23 13:05 |
msb_ | Yes! | Dec 23 13:05 |
msb_ | A political manifesto can be concealed by steganography in a gif of Britney Spears. | Dec 23 13:06 |
iophk | Actually the strength of the net is that things can now be out in the open. | Dec 23 13:08 |
msb_ | Certainly that's better, and much more accessible. | Dec 23 13:09 |
msb_ | But if the ghouls clamp down, there are technical ways around it. | Dec 23 13:09 |
msb_ | Line of sight infrared laser links, through cheap telescopes, is an interesting alternative to fiber and radio. Several GHz bandwidth. | Dec 23 13:11 |
msb_ | Difficult to detect. | Dec 23 13:11 |
msb_ | But hopefully it will not be needed. | Dec 23 13:12 |
msb_ | Why don't the monsters just kill all the dissidents? Surely they could. They know who and where we all are. | Dec 23 13:12 |
iophk | Line of sight communication is not practical in most environments, including urban ones. | Dec 23 13:13 |
iophk | Even out in the suburbs and rural areas, towers are needed for that. | Dec 23 13:13 |
iophk | Best not to lose the net in the first place. | Dec 23 13:13 |
msb_ | Either they're afraid of adverse public opinion, or they are constrained by some "rules of the game" that we don't know about. | Dec 23 13:13 |
msb_ | As long as one house can be seen from the windows of another, a link can be set up. | Dec 23 13:15 |
iophk | Hence the need for towers | Dec 23 13:15 |
msb_ | And within urban housing blocks, fiber can be run house to house, undetectably. | Dec 23 13:16 |
iophk | If you're that close, then sneakernet is probably better. | Dec 23 13:16 |
msb_ | Too slow. | Dec 23 13:16 |
iophk | http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/12/22/cyanogenmod-is-now-installed-on-over-10-million-android-devices/ | Dec 23 13:17 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.androidpolice.com | CyanogenMod Is Now Installed On Over 10 Million Android Devices [ http://ur1.ca/g8w9y ] | Dec 23 13:17 |
msb_ | Are those ROMs full of Linux, busybox, etc? | Dec 23 13:19 |
iophk | Which ROMS? Some are at least. | Dec 23 13:19 |
msb_ | CyanogenMod | Dec 23 13:20 |
iophk | That's Linux/Android | Dec 23 13:20 |
iophk | There is still the problem of the second phone CPU. | Dec 23 13:20 |
iophk | http://www.extremetech.com/computing/170874-the-secret-second-operating-system-that-could-make-every-mobile-phone-insecure | Dec 23 13:21 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.extremetech.com | The secret second operating system that could make every mobile phone insecure | ExtremeTech [ http://ur1.ca/g8wag ] | Dec 23 13:21 |
msb_ | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CyanogenMod | Dec 23 13:21 |
TechrightsBot-tr | en.wikipedia.org | CyanogenMod - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia [ http://ur1.ca/8th0c ] | Dec 23 13:21 |
msb_ | Aren't the original ROMs soldered in? | Dec 23 13:21 |
msb_ | This could lead to everyone who has a mobile phone also having a general-purpose computer and access to the Net. | Dec 23 13:27 |
iophk | The firmware is erasable. | Dec 23 13:28 |
msb_ | Why? Don't they want to keep the users locked in? | Dec 23 13:30 |
msb_ | Wow, CyanogenMod is available for free! | Dec 23 13:33 |
msb_ | All the best software is. | Dec 23 13:34 |
msb_ | Here's a paper I just wrote. But it's only version 1 -- http://cosmicpenguin.com/misc/Wright,Psychopathy,Everything-everyone.001b | Dec 23 13:46 |
msb_ | That article in extremetech is hilarious! | Dec 23 13:51 |
iophk | It would be a lot of work to recreate the internal OS to replace it. | Dec 23 13:52 |
msb_ | And maybe impossible unless you open the low-level chips and trace the circuits with an electron microscope. | Dec 23 13:54 |
iophk | The phone makers seem happy with the current bad arrangements. | Dec 23 13:54 |
msb_ | Another huge battleground between open and closed. | Dec 23 13:55 |
msb_ | A white-hat hacker might be able to reprogram millions of phones with something like CyanogenMod. | Dec 23 14:03 |
msb_ | Give everyone a huge upgrade. | Dec 23 14:03 |
msb_ | I was going to get a USB5 socket in the back of my neck, but now I'm having second thoughts. | Dec 23 14:04 |
msb_ | Have you seen the anime' | Dec 23 14:05 |
msb_ | series "Ghost in the Shell" ? | Dec 23 14:05 |
iophk | nope | Dec 23 14:05 |
msb_ | It's great! | Dec 23 14:05 |
msb_ | Lots of torrents of it. | Dec 23 14:07 |
msb_ | New series I've never heard of, with only subtitles, not dubbed (yet). | Dec 23 14:09 |
msb_ | Cyborgs, but very human. | Dec 23 14:10 |
msb_ | Well-drawn. | Dec 23 14:10 |
msb_ | Cartoon Network in the US broadcasts a lot of good animes, dubbed in English. | Dec 23 14:12 |
msb_ | What an interesting time we're living in. | Dec 23 14:14 |
msb_ | The next generation will have it easy. | Dec 23 14:14 |
msb_ | Or they'll be fighting Skynet terminators from underground tunnels. | Dec 23 14:14 |
MinceR | schestowitz_bed2: i didn't know | Dec 23 15:38 |
MinceR | well, i was aware of the statue, but not of the book-burning | Dec 23 15:38 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3441959 | Dec 23 15:48 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Serving the boss http://d2tq98mqfjyz2l.cloudfront.net/image_cache/138776586960096.jpg | Dec 23 15:49 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3440110 | Dec 23 15:56 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: "NSA abuses and dragnet data collection... BitTorrent Sync can be up to seven times faster than Dropbox." http://www.tomshardware.com/news/bittorrent-sync-nsa-dropbox-file-sharing,25319.html | Dec 23 15:56 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.tomshardware.com | BitTorrent Sync Lands 2 Million Users [ http://ur1.ca/g8xd0 ] | Dec 23 15:56 |
schestowitz_bed2 | "i love bittorrent so much" | Dec 23 15:56 |
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schestowitz_bed2 | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3440304 | Dec 23 15:56 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Theory: What If Search Engines Too Are Partly Subsidised by #NSA to Mine Our Minds? | Dec 23 15:56 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> techrights.org | Theory: What If Search Engines Too Are Partly Subsidised by NSA to Mine Our Minds? | Techrights [ http://ur1.ca/g8xd2 ] | Dec 23 15:56 |
schestowitz_bed2 | " | Dec 23 15:57 |
schestowitz_bed2 | Microsoft itself is subsidized by continued government use of Windows, bailouts and other money, but mining is only the first step to what Microsoft's "decision engine" does. Bing is a spy, but Microsoft has Windows file indexing and daily encrypted communications to really spy on people. Bing is a propaganda machine and Microsoft has long been a willing censor. | Dec 23 15:57 |
schestowitz_bed2 | You should note the concern Google's "Desktop Search" caused at Microsoft, when Google beat Microsoft to it. At that point, Microsoft knew their OS was redundant to the US government. This is when Microsoft really decided to kill Google. | Dec 23 15:57 |
schestowitz_bed2 | I'm not sure how much Google was subsidized. They got start up money from private sources and were an immediate success. Their growth seems to have been self driven and well planned. | Dec 23 15:57 |
schestowitz_bed2 | In an honest world, the Google would never have bothered with operating systems and retail internet service. They got into those because they were rightly afraid of Microsoft locking Windows users out of Google services. | Dec 23 15:57 |
schestowitz_bed2 | " | Dec 23 15:57 |
schestowitz_bed2 | Family members of Google's funders subsidised Google in the early days. It takes a lot of crawling and money (and lawyer fees) just to become a contender, let alone a leader. Assange published a good piece showing how close Google became to the US government. | Dec 23 15:58 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3440063 | Dec 23 15:59 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: #intel "allowing its microprocessors to load fixes automatically when your computer starts." http://steveblank.com/2013/07/15/your-computer-may-already-be-hacked-nsa-inside/ #nsa | Dec 23 15:59 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> steveblank.com | Your Computer May Already be Hacked – NSA Inside? | Steve Blank [ http://ur1.ca/g8xdc ] | Dec 23 15:59 |
schestowitz_bed2 | "Very interesting, http://es.slideshare.net/endrazine/defcon-hardware-backdooring-is-practical " | Dec 23 15:59 |
TechrightsBot-tr | es.slideshare.net | [Defcon] Hardware backdooring is practical [ http://ur1.ca/g8xdd ] | Dec 23 15:59 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415146964796571648 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415147320536481792 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415147907931971584 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415151268945223680 | Dec 23 16:15 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: This Christmas don't settle for a listening device; return to store, exchange for something like a tablet http://t.co/yuVlxCCjak | Dec 23 16:15 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.extremetech.com | The secret second operating system that could make every mobile phone insecure | ExtremeTech | Dec 23 16:16 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Alternatives to #android which emerge from Android http://t.co/orD7MtOQWg Replicant even better | Dec 23 16:16 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.androidpolice.com | CyanogenMod Is Now Installed On Over 10 Million Android Devices | Dec 23 16:16 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: #Russia prepared for Olympic PR stunt (expensive), so a PR stunt is desperately needed http://t.co/Nu2njEqXRD http://t.co/ymopW2SZJ5 | Dec 23 16:16 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.voanews.com | Pussy Riot Member: Release Is PR Stunt | Dec 23 16:16 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.latimes.com | Two members of Russia punk band Pussy Riot freed from prison - latimes.com | Dec 23 16:16 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Fundamental Cultural Rights Must be at the Heart of #Copyright #Reform in Europe! http://t.co/gdsSeirun5 currently driven by biz | Dec 23 16:16 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.laquadrature.net | Fundamental Cultural Rights Must be at the Heart of Copyright Reform in Europe! | La Quadrature du Net | Dec 23 16:16 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415151814091485185 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415152062327164928 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415152711878053888 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415153079403954176 | Dec 23 16:16 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Why does #russia use #microsoft despite Microsoft being the NSA's best friend? It's simple, it sleeps w/ everyone. http://t.co/vI0AieoCqm | Dec 23 16:16 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.humanrightsfirst.org | New Report: Microsoft and abuse of antipiracy laws in Russia | Human Rights First | Dec 23 16:16 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: #Copyright law is one tool among several that can be used for selective enforcement (jail). Selective application of blackmail another tool. | Dec 23 16:16 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: #microsoft + #kgb #putin = control http://t.co/7VbU8lpLlx http://t.co/PKRgjFQBFe http://t.co/sRAkQlfngo http://t.co/g390L6S1DK | Dec 23 16:16 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> myaccount.nytimes.com | Log In - The New York Times | Dec 23 16:16 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> myaccount.nytimes.com | Log In - The New York Times | Dec 23 16:16 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.thenewstribe.com | Russia to charge Greenpeace activists with piracy | The News Tribe | Dec 23 16:16 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> techrights.org | Microsoft in Russia - Techrights | Dec 23 16:16 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: #microsoft knows that Power has no borders (class wars' borders are financial), so it approaches govs, offers power over the majority of ppl | Dec 23 16:16 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415153731186229248 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415154035445227520 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415154478636363776 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415155049422413825 | Dec 23 16:46 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Texting https://t.co/6O9PTjHsgv | Dec 23 16:46 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: "new study" https://t.co/EBGhIyXk1Q | Dec 23 16:46 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Gaming numbers: West pretends life expectancy will soar (promoting pension fiction), basing it on statistics of omission, like in employment | Dec 23 16:46 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Balancing the abacus: obesity, cancer up, so factor in child mortality, omit 'premature' death. Salaries down, count 10 hr/week as "working" | Dec 23 16:46 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3442852 | Dec 23 16:51 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: #Copyright law is one tool among several that can be used for selective enforcement (jail). Selective application of blackmail another tool. | Dec 23 16:51 |
schestowitz_bed2 | "Not to mention crimes like fraud and money laundering." | Dec 23 16:51 |
schestowitz_bed2 | They're "petty crimes" and worthy of amnesty of government slap on wrist when done in huge scales | Dec 23 16:51 |
schestowitz_bed2 | "That's the problem, that it's selective.maybe Justice is not blind after all." | Dec 23 16:52 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415161640334921729 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415163584126398465 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415164083290517504 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415164222826614784 | Dec 23 17:06 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: #Microlinux Enterprise Desktop 14.1 MATE http://t.co/Qk3D4Vhao0 #gnu #linux | Dec 23 17:06 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.microlinux.fr | Microlinux Enterprise Desktop 14.1 MATE | Dec 23 17:06 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Links 23/12/2013: Games for #gnu #linux http://t.co/cjZjdCRBpW so that nobody gets bores in the coming week(s) | Dec 23 17:06 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> techrights.org | Links 23/12/2013: Games | Techrights | Dec 23 17:06 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: #RSA acknowledges working with the #nsa (and then tries to spin). RSA is dead. It caused a lot of damage though, taking many down with it. | Dec 23 17:06 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: The year the NSA hacked the world: A 2013 PRISM timeline (Part II) http://t.co/kPMAIw5VTo #nsa #prism #collusion | Dec 23 17:06 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.itproportal.com | The year the NSA hacked the world: A 2013 PRISM timeline (Part II) | ITProPortal.com | Dec 23 17:06 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415164630882074624 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415164811581067264 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415165257964085248 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415165433902534656 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415165882416250880 | Dec 23 17:07 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Using an event to embark on a campaign of limitless industrial and political #espionage http://t.co/IX2JPaMOP2 | Dec 23 17:07 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.techweekeurope.co.uk | Declassified Documents Prove 9/11 Led To Mass NSA Surveillance | Dec 23 17:07 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Obama - so much for 'reform' and 'change' http://t.co/Ww7NedR6Eb | Dec 23 17:07 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.pcadvisor.co.uk | U.S. government moves to block further litigation in NSA surveillance cases - PC Advisor | Dec 23 17:07 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: 12 years after an event the man who wanted to classify Wikipedia "terrorism" uses more rhetoric and lies http://t.co/o3RfeKqgFr | Dec 23 17:07 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> washington.cbslocal.com | Rep. King: NSA Metadata Could Have Prevented 9/11 Attacks « CBS DC | Dec 23 17:07 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: #CBS must feel better now; it can publish #propaganda without fearing that the public will reveal its agenda; the public already knows. | Dec 23 17:07 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Is #bloomberg writing #propaganda pieces for #microsoft now? http://t.co/XG3JUqs09p | Dec 23 17:07 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.bloomberg.com | Data Are Money for Google to Yahoo Asking NSA to Back Off - Bloomberg | Dec 23 17:07 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3443070 | Dec 23 17:10 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: 12 years after an event the man who wanted to classify Wikipedia "terrorism" uses more rhetoric and lies http://washington.cbslocal.com/2013/12/23/rep-king-nsa-metadata-could-have-prevented-911-attacks/ | Dec 23 17:10 |
schestowitz_bed2 | "They take the passport off Snowden - this seems to stop people. Maybe if they had taken the passports off the Terrorists * or better still not handed them out in Jedha Saudi Arabia ........ With a Top Official demanding they not be handed them maybe that would also have saved many lives .......... The systems are there to stop things happening and data is only used after an event .... Proof Boston .........." | Dec 23 17:10 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415167279945756672 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415167602353504256 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415167775280472065 | Dec 23 17:16 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Remotely controlled Hellfire missiles shot at buildings and cars with unarmed civilians. Guess who gets called "militant". | Dec 23 17:16 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: 5PM. People are going back home (or away) for a while. Let's see if, like last year, #obama takes advantage, bombs 'militants' every 2 days | Dec 23 17:16 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Drones 2.0, B52 edition http://t.co/a2n5TCrNa0 | Dec 23 17:16 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> qz.com | This is the lethal electronic kit that changed Colombia’s history – Quartz | Dec 23 17:16 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415168249735946240 | Dec 23 17:16 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Obama Run Amuck http://t.co/yg2Vg32sIp "Kill, kill, kill, profess no knowledge of the killing, throw a curtain of extreme secrecy" | Dec 23 17:16 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.counterpunch.org | Obama Run Amuck » CounterPunch: Tells the Facts, Names the Names | Dec 23 17:16 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415168814310240257 | Dec 23 17:19 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: #LinuxMint 16 #KDE and #Xfce released http://t.co/Y4lr1JHukj | Dec 23 17:19 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> m.itworld.com | Linux Mint 16 KDE and Xfce released | ITworld | Dec 23 17:19 |
DaemonFC | going back to bed | Dec 23 17:19 |
DaemonFC | Tim took us out to Bob Evans for breakfast.... | Dec 23 17:19 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 23 17:19 |
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schestowitz_bed2 | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3442778 | Dec 23 17:21 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: This Christmas don't settle for a listening device; return to store, exchange for something like a tablet http://www.extremetech.com/computing/170874-the-secret-second-operating-system-that-could-make-every-mobile-phone-insecure | Dec 23 17:21 |
schestowitz_bed2 | "And what of tablets which include integrated SIM capability? I suppose you could eject the SIM, but aren't you basically just dealing with a larger phone?" | Dec 23 17:21 |
MinceR | you could eject the sim from a mobile phone too | Dec 23 17:21 |
MinceR | same thing | Dec 23 17:21 |
schestowitz_bed2 | "If the tablet has a SIM, then it also has that 'secondary operating system'. Most tablets lack a phone function, but they still have microphones and a radio internet link. Might be a good idea to verify that the tablet you are buying has only WiFi ..." | Dec 23 17:22 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3440036 | Dec 23 17:22 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: This Christmas the #uk is becoming part of PRC, policy-wise http://pseudomonas.dreamwidth.org/120535.html | Dec 23 17:22 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> pseudomonas.dreamwidth.org | pseudomonas | O2 vs Wikipedia - a quick look inside the minds of the folks who build the blockers. [ http://ur1.ca/g8xuh ] | Dec 23 17:22 |
schestowitz_bed2 | We should not believe the O2 filtering page but the news is consistent with NSA programs to spy and blackmail. If they have built a great firewall of china that can filter everyone's surfing, no one can be sure their traffic is unfiltered. We can assume that the list is incomplete, so that truly forbidden pages are made invisible. We should not believe the O2 filtering page but the news is consistent with NSA programs to spy and | Dec 23 17:22 |
schestowitz_bed2 | blackmail. If they have built a great firewall of china that can filter everyone's surfing, no one can be sure their traffic is unfiltered. We can assume that the list is incomplete, so that truly forbidden pages are made invisible. That the system also records every click, and flags attempts to access porn and other embarrassing pages, is consistent with NSA objectives. Big Brother is a cooperative arrangement but our oligarchy | Dec 23 17:22 |
schestowitz_bed2 | is not collective."That the system also records every click, and flags attempts to access porn and other embarrassing pages, is consistent with NSA objectives. Big Brother is a cooperative arrangement but our oligarchy is not collective. | Dec 23 17:22 |
schestowitz_bed2 | MinceR: yeah, well, some tablets have 3g | Dec 23 17:22 |
schestowitz_bed2 | I don't like those | Dec 23 17:22 |
schestowitz_bed2 | it's not a feature | Dec 23 17:22 |
MinceR | neither do i | Dec 23 17:22 |
MinceR | it's a feature, but there's more bad to it than good | Dec 23 17:23 |
iophk | http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-25497013 | Dec 23 17:33 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.bbc.co.uk | BBC News - AK47 assault rifle inventor Kalashnikov dies at 94 [ http://ur1.ca/g8xwv ] | Dec 23 17:33 |
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Sosumi | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-nxemBCcmU | Dec 23 18:31 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.youtube.com | DEF CON 21 - Karl Koscher and Eric Butler - The Secret Life of SIM Cards - YouTube [ http://ur1.ca/g8y5c ] | Dec 23 18:31 |
Sosumi | SIM application aka applets can be SILENTLY installed by the carrier (or someone posing as the carrier if he has the OTA key) | Dec 23 18:40 |
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msb_ | Perhaps it is impossible to hide anything from the governments/World-Fascism/NWO. Then the solution is to wake up enough people to reality, organize publicly, openly. And stop cooperating with the corporations and their governments. | Dec 23 19:08 |
msb_ | Stop thinking and writing that Obama is a liberal, and recognize publicly that he is a Fascist psychopath who pretends to be a liberal, using is dark skin as a disguise. | Dec 23 19:10 |
msb_ | is -> his | Dec 23 19:10 |
msb_ | That article in CounterPunch is great. Thanks, Roy! | Dec 23 19:11 |
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roy_ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415186368693010432 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415200962589253632 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415201705970913280 | Dec 23 19:38 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Pre-Christmas photos just uploaded http://t.co/xxHixIUIG0 | Dec 23 19:38 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> schestowitz.com | Pre-Christmas | Dec 23 19:38 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Damn oxygen https://t.co/hsFb1rppQR ask #fox 'news' why we need "plant food" (C02) | Dec 23 19:38 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: The #cia was not always killing "rebels" in #colombia - just like in #syria when the leadership does not serve the Empire, CIA arms "rebels" | Dec 23 19:38 |
roy_ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415202362001997824 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415203759569240065 | Dec 23 19:39 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Back to black. Remember when German police wore green? http://t.co/emYcVc2Ndc | Dec 23 19:39 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Sending "gear" -- not food -- to #sudan http://t.co/D5XhWQFKVg | Dec 23 19:39 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.marinecorpstimes.com | Army sends troops to South Sudan, gear to African Union | Marine Corps Times | marinecorpstimes.com | Dec 23 19:39 |
iophk | revisionism - it was doing well until Elop : http://in.reuters.com/article/2013/12/22/finland-oulu-idINDEE9BL04020131222 | Dec 23 19:50 |
TechrightsBot-tr | in.reuters.com | Finnish city Oulu sees light at end of Nokia tunnel | Reuters [ http://ur1.ca/g8yhy ] | Dec 23 19:50 |
roy_ | Ah, that revisionism | Dec 23 19:56 |
roy_ | don't worry, if you put your mind to it, you can change history | Dec 23 19:56 |
roy_ | time works in your favour | Dec 23 19:56 |
roy_ | because people don't have good memories, and at times the first-hand witnesses simply due | Dec 23 19:56 |
roy_ | *die | Dec 23 19:56 |
roy_ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415204852005101568 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415205827528884224 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415206384750559233 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415206913870430208 | Dec 23 19:58 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: A merry Christmas to #snowden from those who committed the crimes (whistleblowing!=crime) http://t.co/o6iMzeMQz5 http://t.co/vVbuwVcS7q | Dec 23 19:58 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> swampland.time.com | NSA Leakers: Edward Snowden Doesn't 'Deserve Amnesty,' Susan Rice Says | TIME.com | Dec 23 19:58 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.upi.com | NSA's Rice: Snowden should 'come back and face justice' - UPI.com | Dec 23 19:58 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Remember when Bezos, who gets half a billion from the #cia bought the paper #washpo - already notorious for CIA ties? http://t.co/W083PA1eXu | Dec 23 19:58 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.washingtonpost.com | NSA paranoia: Enough already | Dec 23 19:58 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Obeying the law? Manana http://t.co/UPcO8es6tg | Dec 23 19:58 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.digitaltrends.com | Obama to make a "definitive statement" on NSA spying in January | Digital Trends | Dec 23 19:58 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Galloway: "I believe that the British State has essentially rented itself out" to #nsa http://t.co/y28WzsC9c7 #surveillance | Dec 23 19:58 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> voiceofrussia.com | UK’s GCHQ doing the NSA's heavy lifting – George Galloway - News - The Voice of Russia: News, Breaking news, Politics, Economics, Business, Russia, International current events, Expert opinion, podcasts, Video | Dec 23 19:58 |
roy_ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415207395301019648 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415207876333150208 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415208321810178048 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415208680087642112 | Dec 23 19:59 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: "Special Collecting Services (SCS) "listening posts" in more than 80 cities worldwide, including Beijing, Shanghai.." http://t.co/7hJ4ilVX8H | Dec 23 19:59 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.atimes.com | Asia Times Online :: US tech firms hit by NSA revelations | Dec 23 19:59 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: #espionage torpedoes fair competition -- value I've stood for all along. This is competition abuse. Who's spied on by NSA? #EU regulators. | Dec 23 19:59 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Tears of hypocrites: Silicon valley (and Washington) firms like Apple and Boeing whining about loss of sales after enjoying #nsa #espionage | Dec 23 19:59 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Crocodile tears: #nsa says that leaks hurt, just as #cia says that terrorism is bad when it actually makes them seem more necessary ($$) | Dec 23 19:59 |
roy_ | https://twitter.com/NavinChauhan/status/415197586094432256 | Dec 23 20:00 |
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sebsebseb | hi | Dec 23 20:09 |
MinceR | hay | Dec 23 20:09 |
sebsebseb | MinceR: hi | Dec 23 20:10 |
sebsebseb | bored | Dec 23 20:10 |
roy_ | ah | Dec 23 20:17 |
roy_ | get games then | Dec 23 20:17 |
roy_ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415209824604143616 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415210966746669056 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415212002978824192 | Dec 23 20:18 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: When you put a bounty on snakes you make an incentive for people to breed more snakes to 'kill'. Same with #cia and terrorists. | Dec 23 20:18 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: In Reykjavík (Iceland), the 'pirate' politicians rise to double-digit (%) representation http://t.co/z2nEHRKG8a ... https://t.co/tUBx4xIXZe | Dec 23 20:18 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.ruv.is | Framsókn og Píratar bæta ögn við fylgi | RÚV | Dec 23 20:18 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> joindiaspora.com | In Reykjavík (Ice... | Dec 23 20:18 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: “We exchanged dollars. We each still had one dollar. Then I met a man with an idea. We exchanged ideas. Now we each have two ideas.” | Dec 23 20:18 |
roy_ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415212152728072192 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415212491539771393 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415213618918350848 | Dec 23 20:19 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Schadenfreude https://t.co/Sd646D1INr | Dec 23 20:19 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Michael Parenti: The US Empire Sees Only Two Kinds of Countries: Satellites or Enemies http://t.co/6nwVb31vQF seems accurate | Dec 23 20:19 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> dandelionsalad.wordpress.com | Michael Parenti: The US Empire Sees Only Two Kinds of Countries: Satellites or Enemies | Dandelion Salad | Dec 23 20:19 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Changing minds https://t.co/fL53DLPFlr | Dec 23 20:19 |
roy_ | http://www.msnbc.com/msnbc/how-sotomayor-undermined-obamas-nsa | Dec 23 20:32 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.msnbc.com | How Sotomayor undermined Obama's NSA | MSNBC [ http://ur1.ca/g8yq6 ] | Dec 23 20:32 |
roy_ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415218300495593472 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415218832677281793 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415219191130882048 | Dec 23 20:46 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: "Israel has sometimes joined the US in electronic spying on others" http://t.co/JsxsR1kUIB not just spying; military contracts also | Dec 23 20:46 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.turkishweekly.net | Analysis: Why has Netanyahu been silent over NSA spying on Israel?, 23 December 2013 | Dec 23 20:46 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: When nations say that they "need" the colonists they have Stockholm Syndrome and what they often mean is, "we are afraid to disobey" | Dec 23 20:46 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: #cbs calls "puff piece" journalism http://t.co/987AmPriaG shows how "professional" reporters became agents of PR | Dec 23 20:46 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.mediaite.com | 60 Minutes Reporter Lambasts Critics of NSA Piece: They Want ‘Televised Drama,’ Not Journalism | Mediaite | Dec 23 20:46 |
roy_ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415219919694102529 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415220558427865089 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415221142048493569 | Dec 23 20:46 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Changing history about #snowden http://t.co/rOHvAqwbWK because he seeks asylum/protection from the US http://t.co/0dOizeymOw | Dec 23 20:46 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.opposingviews.com | Rep. Mike Rogers Falsely Claims Edward Snowden Traded NSA Documents for 'Personal Gain' | Dec 23 20:46 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> rt.com | NO TITLE | Dec 23 20:46 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Politicians who want to survive in the business don't mess with the #nsa and its #empire (blackmail and smears ensue) http://t.co/KRJBs0OckB | Dec 23 20:46 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.theinquirer.net | US military propaganda team busted- The Inquirer | Dec 23 20:46 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Maybe this is why many politicians don't step forward and criticise the #nsa as much as they wish to http://t.co/31P0W4kmhB | Dec 23 20:46 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.bbc.co.uk | BBC News - NSA 'planned to discredit radicals over web-porn use' | Dec 23 20:46 |
iophk | http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/print/9244953/Microsoft_to_face_computer_makers_rebellion_at_CES | Dec 23 21:01 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.computerworld.com | Microsoft to face computer makers' rebellion at CES [ http://ur1.ca/g8ytn ] | Dec 23 21:01 |
iophk | trying to push Android-in-VM or dual-booting instead of raw Android. M$ Jack was pushing dual-boot, too, so it must be the new party line. | Dec 23 21:01 |
iophk | Again, restricted boot is a big barrier for home installation. | Dec 23 21:02 |
MinceR | interesting how they didn't want dual boot when they had the upper hand | Dec 23 21:03 |
MinceR | even breaking the boot loader just so they could have total control over the PC | Dec 23 21:03 |
iophk | "M$, too" (tm) | Dec 23 21:03 |
iophk | It's how they got into the market in the first place. | Dec 23 21:03 |
iophk | There was some Comes V M$ exhibit about "equal time" or something like that. This is more of the same. | Dec 23 21:04 |
roy_ | didn't it want to boot with os2? | Dec 23 21:04 |
roy_ | I recall something along those lines | Dec 23 21:04 |
roy_ | Then there was BeOS | Dec 23 21:04 |
roy_ | !google controls the bootloader glasse | Dec 23 21:04 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [1] - Exploiting a Bug in Google's Glass - Jay Freeman (saurik) | http://www.saurik.com/id/16 | Dec 23 21:04 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [2] - Google Releases Glass Factory System Image, Rooted Bootloader ... | http://tech.slashdot.org/story/13/05/24/2214208/google-releases-glass-factory-system-image-rooted-bootloader | Dec 23 21:04 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [3] - AN86526 - PSoC® 4 I2C Bootloader - Cypress | http://www.cypress.com/%3FrID%3D83293 | Dec 23 21:04 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [4] - AN84401 - PSoC® 3 and PSoC 5LP SPI Bootloader - Cypress | http://www.cypress.com/%3FrID%3D78703 | Dec 23 21:04 |
roy_ | gasse? | Dec 23 21:05 |
MinceR | gassee | Dec 23 21:05 |
iophk | Obviously M$ is aiming for the VM options because it guarantees the poorest experience for Android use. | Dec 23 21:05 |
MinceR | it also guarantees total control over the machine for m$ | Dec 23 21:05 |
iophk | Keizer | Dec 23 21:05 |
roy_ | he's OK | Dec 23 21:05 |
MinceR | (and pushing arbitrary code to it via winblows update) | Dec 23 21:05 |
roy_ | Although the other day he pushed some Windows agenda | Dec 23 21:05 |
iophk | os2 was before dual booting | Dec 23 21:06 |
roy_ | saying to MS, extend WinXP support deadlin | Dec 23 21:06 |
roy_ | usually he slams Microsoft fot security flaws | Dec 23 21:06 |
iophk | the article about that was "he who controls the bootloader" | Dec 23 21:06 |
roy_ | when Microsoft wants boot, it means giving the boot to competition | Dec 23 21:07 |
roy_ | disguised as "choice" or "not ANTI-Microsoft" | Dec 23 21:07 |
iophk | But I was thinking of some Iowa exhibit where M$ demanded "equal time" which always played out to be the lion's share of the time. | Dec 23 21:07 |
roy_ | That's how b0ng is marketed | Dec 23 21:07 |
iophk | and resources | Dec 23 21:07 |
roy_ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415224805659795457 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415225175706464257 | Dec 23 21:08 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: How Docker turned intricate Linux code into developer pixie dust http://t.co/3zky8WGo5A #docker #linux #gnu | Dec 23 21:08 |
roy_ | bbl | Dec 23 21:08 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> venturebeat.com | How Docker turned intricate Linux code into developer pixie dust | VentureBeat | Cloud | by Jordan Novet | Dec 23 21:08 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: #Linux 3.13-rc5 released http://t.co/JeJuzeFt9V | Dec 23 21:08 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.techienews.co.uk | Linux 3.13-rc5 releasedTechie News | Dec 23 21:08 |
iophk | http://bsdly.blogspot.fi/2013/12/the-uk-porn-filter-blocks-kids-access.html | Dec 23 21:17 |
TechrightsBot-tr | bsdly.blogspot.fi | That grumpy BSD guy: The UK "Porn" Filter Blocks Kids' Access To Tech, Civil Liberties Websites [ http://ur1.ca/g8yvw ] | Dec 23 21:17 |
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MinceR | geekings | Dec 23 21:29 |
iophk | http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2013/12/23/william-morris-endeavor-hires-former-microsoft-finance-chief/ | Dec 23 21:55 |
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Sosumi | I'be been reading a couple of the new mac pro reviews | Dec 23 23:33 |
Sosumi | to the point I'm starting to think that crapple paid those reviewer to give it a good score | Dec 23 23:33 |
Sosumi | hey an already crippled computer that you can't change any component | Dec 23 23:34 |
Sosumi | but you can add that new gpu through thunderbolt! | Dec 23 23:35 |
Sosumi | provided there is a driver and the box for the gpu costs as much as the gpu itself | Dec 23 23:35 |
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Sosumi | and ofc thunderbolt doesn't have the same bandwidth of pcie, etc | Dec 23 23:36 |
Sosumi | and I'm pointing at the verge review, pcmag... | Dec 23 23:37 |
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MinceR | gn | Dec 24 01:30 |
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icecrawler | hello | Dec 24 03:40 |
icecrawler | where are the machines | Dec 24 03:42 |
icecrawler | hey fewt mother fucker | Dec 24 03:43 |
icecrawler | when is fuduntu getting an updated kernel you son of a bitch? | Dec 24 03:44 |
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icecrawler | the nvidia is outdated tooo | Dec 24 03:46 |
schestowitz_bed2 | watch the language please | Dec 24 03:49 |
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icecrawler | its english | Dec 24 03:50 |
schestowitz | it's rude | Dec 24 03:51 |
icecrawler | it could be considered rude if you're a wanker who ain't appreciate colourful metaphore | Dec 24 03:54 |
icecrawler | i talk like dis to fewt all the time my main man | Dec 24 03:54 |
icecrawler | schestowitz, you is Roy? | Dec 24 03:55 |
icecrawler | fewt told me you were one brill motherfucker | Dec 24 03:57 |
icecrawler | sticking it to the microsoft system machine | Dec 24 03:57 |
icecrawler | he said you killed novell | Dec 24 03:57 |
icecrawler | when he gave me this computer machine he told me if i had problems that i should log into mirc and chat with him on freenood | Dec 24 04:08 |
icecrawler | but roy its funny how when novell bought suse you threw a chair like ballmar | Dec 24 04:08 |
icecrawler | i know it was in a parody but thats amazing bro | Dec 24 04:08 |
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icecrawler | tell that motherfucker ballmar and his sweatstains to back off and get your own sangwich | Dec 24 04:09 |
schestowitz | Microsoft is no longer a big threat as it was when Novell signed the deal | Dec 24 04:13 |
schestowitz | In 2006 and 2007 Microsoft was more dangerous, now there are bigger issues. Android has since then crushed some common FUD, too. | Dec 24 04:13 |
icecrawler | yeah the surface machines are so expensive | Dec 24 04:15 |
icecrawler | i got an android machine its mips and it was like 50 beans | Dec 24 04:15 |
icecrawler | it does like 1080p and i hooked it up to the tv machine and revolution os never looked so good | Dec 24 04:17 |
schestowitz | Microsoft is the one begging for dual-boot now (on Linux/Android-only machines) | Dec 24 04:18 |
icecrawler | dual boot for phone machines? | Dec 24 04:19 |
icecrawler | those mother fuckers | Dec 24 04:19 |
icecrawler | i cant seem to grasp dis idea of using two operating system machines on one phone | Dec 24 04:20 |
schestowitz | it's standard practice | Dec 24 04:21 |
schestowitz | But I was referring to tablets and Chromebooks - that type of thing | Dec 24 04:21 |
schestowitz | on phones they might wish to triple boot | Dec 24 04:22 |
icecrawler | what | Dec 24 04:22 |
schestowitz | there are at least 2 OSes on almost every phone | Dec 24 04:22 |
icecrawler | why would anyone want to do that retarded shit? one os is enuff | Dec 24 04:23 |
schestowitz | one if there to take over the other, but it's marketed for other purposes | Dec 24 04:23 |
schestowitz | !google second OS phone nsa listening device | Dec 24 04:23 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [1] - Cell Phone Manufacturers Offer Carefully Worded Denials To ... | http://www.techdirt.com/blog/wireless/articles/20131112/10434625217/cell-phone-manufacturers-offer-carefully-worded-denials-to-question-whether-nsa-can-track-powered-down-cell-phones.shtml | Dec 24 04:23 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [2] - The Second Operating System Hiding In Every Mobile Phone ... | http://mobile.slashdot.org/story/13/11/13/0237214/the-second-operating-system-hiding-in-every-mobile-phone | Dec 24 04:23 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [3] - The SINGLE Most Important Step to Protect Yourself from ... | http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2013/06/the-single-most-important-step-to-protect-yourself-from-government-spying.html | Dec 24 04:23 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [4] - The second operating system hiding in every mobile phone - OSNews | http://www.osnews.com/story/27416 | Dec 24 04:23 |
icecrawler | i know theres the jewOS recording machine | Dec 24 04:23 |
icecrawler | theres the firmware bios system | Dec 24 04:23 |
icecrawler | fewt was telling me he has tinfoil in his cell phone holster to stop tracking | Dec 24 04:24 |
icecrawler | that dumb son of a bitch didnt fucking remember that it'll stop his calls too | Dec 24 04:25 |
schestowitz | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faraday_cage | Dec 24 04:25 |
TechrightsBot-tr | en.wikipedia.org | Faraday cage - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia [ http://ur1.ca/g90kh ] | Dec 24 04:25 |
schestowitz | tinfoil got caught up in stereotypes | Dec 24 04:25 |
schestowitz | he can still make calls | Dec 24 04:26 |
schestowitz | but wants to disable the phone's tracking functionality without taking out the batteries, I assume | Dec 24 04:26 |
schestowitz | of course it might also prevent him from /receiving/ calls | Dec 24 04:26 |
icecrawler | yeah when its not in the holster | Dec 24 04:26 |
icecrawler | every time he went to test the incoming he would pull the god damn phone out and i'd call and it would ring | Dec 24 04:27 |
schestowitz | why would he be an NSA "target" | Dec 24 04:27 |
icecrawler | he could place calls too | Dec 24 04:27 |
schestowitz | he makes a distro derivative of Ubuntu, it's not as though he strips back doors off it | Dec 24 04:27 |
icecrawler | yeah it just stopped him from receiving calls when it was in the holster | Dec 24 04:27 |
icecrawler | its not just fuduntu though its what he says in real life | Dec 24 04:27 |
schestowitz | I can see why Mark S would be a "target" (meaning they identify him as dangerous because he has power) and GCHQ would keep close eye on everything he does, who he speaks to, what s/w he promotes, etc. | Dec 24 04:28 |
icecrawler | hes real bro, talks some serious shit that the gov't is scared of man | Dec 24 04:28 |
schestowitz | So do I, so I just don't carry a phone, my wife does | Dec 24 04:29 |
schestowitz | face-to-face chats with interesting people cannot be recorded | Dec 24 04:29 |
schestowitz | NSA/GCHQ hate the AFK personalities, they can't even name the people whom they speak to | Dec 24 04:30 |
icecrawler | fewt knows some serious people too bro, his friends know alex jones and hes related to Bill Cooper who got killed by police | Dec 24 04:30 |
icecrawler | fewt was over at my crib buying gold when he gave me this computer machine with fuduntu | Dec 24 04:31 |
icecrawler | do you buy iodized silver? | Dec 24 04:31 |
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schestowitz | No, I don't believe in the value of high-cost commodities | Dec 24 04:32 |
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schestowitz | For now, the British govt. says it can insure savings of up to 86k per person | Dec 24 04:32 |
schestowitz | I don't exceed that amount and the assurance seems safe enough that tolerating interest less than inflation rare is possible | Dec 24 04:33 |
icecrawler | what about colloidal silver? its pretty fucking bomb for healing bro | Dec 24 04:33 |
schestowitz | where would you collect metals? | Dec 24 04:33 |
schestowitz | Many people store it at banks | Dec 24 04:33 |
icecrawler | you get cancer and shit, you take that for a little while with some vinager and onions | Dec 24 04:34 |
icecrawler | mmmmmmm mmmmm, cancer gone | Dec 24 04:34 |
schestowitz | so they have the very same issues savers have, it can be used to back up for borrowers, you could do a run on the bank by demanding back metals | Dec 24 04:34 |
icecrawler | metal is kind of heavy too bro | Dec 24 04:34 |
schestowitz | ok, now I just think you're making fun | Dec 24 04:35 |
icecrawler | i sold this big ass brick to this motherfucker and it dropped it on my toes | Dec 24 04:35 |
icecrawler | it hurt like a bitch | Dec 24 04:35 |
schestowitz | or maybe taking that alcoholic nog a day too early | Dec 24 04:35 |
icecrawler | you ever take hits of nitrogen? | Dec 24 04:35 |
icecrawler | that shit will get you fucked up and its not illegal | Dec 24 04:37 |
schestowitz | killing oneself is not illegal, yet it's not recommended, either | Dec 24 04:38 |
schestowitz | laws of nature are not "laws" in the same way that "rules" of some people in positions of power are | Dec 24 04:39 |
icecrawler | i got to parties with a tire full of nitrogen and people take hits and we have these wild sex orgies where woman take off their shirts and show their sexual organs | Dec 24 04:42 |
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schestowitz | I think you're just trying to discredit the platform by interjecting insults and potentially offensive messages | Dec 24 04:58 |
icecrawler | discredit what platform | Dec 24 04:59 |
icecrawler | techrights stance that 9/11 was an inside job and that the thermite plasma used by CIA operative Osama Bin Laden was created in the US Gov't's own Studio54 | Dec 24 05:01 |
icecrawler | using colourful metaphores with my main man fewt the son of a bitch understands is nothing compared to the weird shit going on here normally | Dec 24 05:02 |
schestowitz | that's not the site's stance at all, you're just trolling now | Dec 24 05:02 |
icecrawler | fewt warned me about idling here when hes not around | Dec 24 05:02 |
schestowitz | lates | Dec 24 05:02 |
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icecrawler | see ya later naziwitz the jew hater | Dec 24 05:18 |
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schestowitz | troll in LKML | Dec 24 07:20 |
schestowitz | http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTU1MTI | Dec 24 07:20 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.phoronix.com | [Phoronix] Linux Developers Asked To Distance Themselves From RMS [ http://ur1.ca/g9170 ] | Dec 24 07:20 |
schestowitz | Not a developer at al | Dec 24 07:20 |
schestowitz | just another person among many who tries to demonise RMS | Dec 24 07:20 |
schestowitz | Slow news day at Phoronix | Dec 24 07:20 |
schestowitz | Citing trolls and calling them "developers" even though there's no record as such | Dec 24 07:21 |
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Sosumi | http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-12-23/thyroid-cancers-surge-among-young-fukushima | Dec 24 09:29 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.zerohedge.com | Thyroid Cancers Surge Among Fukushima Youths | Zero Hedge [ http://ur1.ca/g91x2 ] | Dec 24 09:29 |
Sosumi | Japan is now the go to for post-apocalyptic tourism | Dec 24 09:30 |
Sosumi | and they're actually making sure that it is that way | Dec 24 09:31 |
Sosumi | burning radioactive debris and dumping some of it in tokyo bay | Dec 24 09:31 |
Sosumi | also, sony using LLVM/clang on the ps4 | Dec 24 09:34 |
Sosumi | but if you think that the ps4 or in this case, sony, is friendly to the ideals of free software, you're mistaken | Dec 24 09:35 |
iophk | Sony made their position clear when they revoked Linux use from the PS3. | Dec 24 09:36 |
Sosumi | sony even went to lenghts of crippling the PS4 audio cd functionality in order to pigeon hole ppl into their "music anywhere" "cloud" service | Dec 24 09:36 |
Sosumi | YES! | Dec 24 09:36 |
Sosumi | they also kind of killed some easy profit for fixxtars | Dec 24 09:37 |
Sosumi | and I doubt you'll find any decent music on their service | Dec 24 09:38 |
Sosumi | what? justin beaver? bouncee? cyley mirus? the singing walrus? | Dec 24 09:39 |
roy_ | iophk: | Dec 24 09:54 |
roy_ | [07:18] <schestowitz> troll in LKML | Dec 24 09:54 |
roy_ | [07:18] <schestowitz> http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTU1MTI | Dec 24 09:54 |
roy_ | [07:18] <TechrightsBot-tr> www.phoronix.com | [Phoronix] Linux Developers Asked To Distance Themselves From RMS [ http://ur1.ca/g9170 ] | Dec 24 09:54 |
roy_ | [07:18] <schestowitz> Not a developer at al | Dec 24 09:54 |
roy_ | [07:18] <schestowitz> just another person among many who tries to demonise RMS | Dec 24 09:54 |
roy_ | [07:19] <schestowitz> Slow news day at Phoronix | Dec 24 09:54 |
roy_ | See the comments | Dec 24 09:54 |
roy_ | popcorn company :-) | Dec 24 09:54 |
roy_ | I finally download about a gig of videos with RMS just now, ready for editing soon | Dec 24 09:55 |
roy_ | After I do the tuxmachines and IRC log tasks | Dec 24 09:55 |
roy_ | iophk: Sony are not the worst on the planet | Dec 24 10:17 |
roy_ | they use a lot of Linux, still, and there's no signn og them paying MSFT for it | Dec 24 10:17 |
roy_ | However, they sue other companies over Android | Dec 24 10:17 |
iophk | Yeah, it's mixed. | Dec 24 10:18 |
roy_ | Bashing Son't Linux products is an exercise in futility, IMHO | Dec 24 10:18 |
iophk | Not paying M$ is a good sign. | Dec 24 10:18 |
iophk | Not bashing, AFAIK | Dec 24 10:18 |
roy_ | conflicts with others | Dec 24 10:18 |
roy_ | I think that Sony still like UNIX in the engineering side | Dec 24 10:18 |
iophk | But the revoking of Linux use on the PS3 was a dirty trick. | Dec 24 10:18 |
roy_ | But they left Linux due to fear of broken 'precious' locks | Dec 24 10:19 |
roy_ | I am not sure I can recall what motivated Sony at the time | Dec 24 10:19 |
iophk | I'm not sure they said publicly. | Dec 24 10:19 |
iophk | The PS3 was getting popular for clusters. | Dec 24 10:19 |
roy_ | I think many developers got very close to unlocking the full potential of the h/w such that you wouldn't rent any games, just take the razor handle | Dec 24 10:20 |
iophk | Medicing, physics, military and others were all buying them up. | Dec 24 10:20 |
roy_ | Maybe it was subsidised, sold at a loss to 'sell' (rent) binaries | Dec 24 10:20 |
iophk | Possible. | Dec 24 10:20 |
roy_ | and if millions were sold (given) without any rentals, then that makes it harder for Sony to keep the cost down (subsidies) | Dec 24 10:21 |
iophk | That was one possible explanation, but no word direct from Sony on that. | Dec 24 10:21 |
roy_ | Sony is Japanese | Dec 24 10:21 |
roy_ | They don't talk muchj | Dec 24 10:21 |
roy_ | Not extrovert types, not even the companies | Dec 24 10:21 |
roy_ | the most they expose is some girls grouching over devices and Japanese cars | Dec 24 10:22 |
roy_ | It's Microsoft that goes over the limits by bribing, doing mock funerals, etc. | Dec 24 10:22 |
roy_ | Sony must have known that telling the true reason would be worse thanns aaying nothihg at all | Dec 24 10:23 |
iophk | (The Phoronix article is disturbing. They should not have given a platform for what is clearly a troll. What might have been worthy of an article would be tracing the troll back to M$ via money or whatever.) | Dec 24 10:23 |
roy_ | yeah | Dec 24 10:23 |
roy_ | My wife was next to me showing it and asking, should I post this? | Dec 24 10:23 |
roy_ | Then i looked at the source | Dec 24 10:23 |
roy_ | Worrying it was Torvalds | Dec 24 10:23 |
roy_ | But it was some name I never heard of | Dec 24 10:23 |
roy_ | See the Phoronix comments | Dec 24 10:24 |
iophk | No one has heard of him apparently. | Dec 24 10:24 |
iophk | It is a classic troll. | Dec 24 10:24 |
roy_ | Larabel does not hate the FSF, but he's bi huge fan either | Dec 24 10:24 |
roy_ | So borrowing a troll helps, esp. when it's such a slow news day and Phoronix is his main/only source of income | Dec 24 10:24 |
roy_ | He's not guaranteed flat income, so December is harder | Dec 24 10:24 |
roy_ | The troll was also quite rude, look at the language | Dec 24 10:24 |
iophk | It lowers Phoronix about 2 notches, at least, in my eyes. | Dec 24 10:25 |
roy_ | David Trollinger and Van Hoof were at least a little police, but deceptive | Dec 24 10:25 |
roy_ | I will tell him, I'm always in his IRC channe | Dec 24 10:25 |
iophk | I've only looked at the phoronix article not the email it presumably links to | Dec 24 10:25 |
iophk | An investigation into the troll's funding would be interesting. | Dec 24 10:26 |
roy_ | odd... he's not in his IRC channel | Dec 24 10:26 |
iophk | There's probably a tie to M$, not directly but via a contractor. | Dec 24 10:26 |
roy_ | He has always been there when I checked | Dec 24 10:26 |
roy_ | I checked the nicklist to see if he uses another name | Dec 24 10:26 |
roy_ | I will tweet him instead | Dec 24 10:26 |
roy_ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415428202505334784 | Dec 24 10:28 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: .@michaellarabel I understand it's a slow news day, but giving a platform to typical anti-RMS troll is lowering the status of #phoronix IMHO | Dec 24 10:28 |
roy_ | I have just unloaded a gigabyte of new RMS videos. I will edit them very soon and release in 2014. Rare questions, interesting answers. | Dec 24 10:29 |
iophk | Cool. | Dec 24 10:30 |
iophk | Seems last updated Dec 2012: http://perens.com/business/kiloboot | Dec 24 10:30 |
TechrightsBot-tr | perens.com | Kiloboot: Bruce Perens' Latest Start-Up Company. | Dec 24 10:30 |
roy_ | He has not got much impact anymore | Dec 24 10:30 |
iophk | Not really. He's doing other things. | Dec 24 10:31 |
roy_ | I reckon he focuses on his son Stanley and works for some company or entity that's working quietly with gov. dept. (avoiding unanted attention by the Proprietary Cult) | Dec 24 10:31 |
roy_ | I can't even talk about what I do at work for this reason | Dec 24 10:31 |
roy_ | Last night Drupal, GNU/Linux, Icinga, Puppet, and JBOSS | Dec 24 10:32 |
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roy_ | https://twitter.com/EllieAsksWhy/status/415440248026312705/photo/1 | Dec 24 11:19 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @EllieAsksWhy: @schestowitz I'd like a reprieve from religious proselytizing served by Google Ads http://t.co/uxhIcDtdCE | Dec 24 11:19 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @EllieAsksWhy: @schestowitz I'd like a reprieve from religious proselytizing served by Google Ads http://t.co/uxhIcDtdCE | Dec 24 11:19 |
roy_ | AdBlock would help; I had 3 hours wasted by a couple of "Elders" two months ago. | Dec 24 11:20 |
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roy_ | http://www.motherjones.com/mojo/2013/12/rss/authors/231116?page=7 | Dec 24 11:46 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.motherjones.com | Mojo - December 2013 | Mother Jones [ http://ur1.ca/g92ng ] | Dec 24 11:46 |
iophk | http://falkvinge.net/2013/12/24/reminder-2-hunt-for-file-sharers-violate-fundamental-human-rights-says-european-court-of-human-rights/ | Dec 24 12:02 |
TechrightsBot-tr | falkvinge.net | Reminder 2: Hunt For File-Sharers Violates Fundamental Human Rights (Says The European Court Of Human Rights) - Falkvinge on Infopolicy [ http://ur1.ca/g92qb ] | Dec 24 12:02 |
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MinceR | geekings | Dec 24 13:24 |
roy_ | j0 | Dec 24 13:32 |
iophk | http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/edward-snowden-after-months-of-nsa-revelations-says-his-missions-accomplished/2013/12/23/49fc36de-6c1c-11e3-a523-fe73f0ff6b8d_story.html | Dec 24 13:33 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.washingtonpost.com | Edward Snowden, after months of NSA revelations, says his mission’s accomplished - The Washington Post [ http://ur1.ca/g92un ] | Dec 24 13:33 |
roy_ | Snowden did well | Dec 24 13:47 |
roy_ | Stallman is a big fan | Dec 24 13:47 |
roy_ | Also of Assange, whom he met before he met me in the UK | Dec 24 13:47 |
roy_ | In his latest talk RMS asks the audience for three cheers to Snowden | Dec 24 13:47 |
roy_ | http://techrights.org/2013/12/24/conflating-us-with-proprietary/ | Dec 24 13:47 |
TechrightsBot-tr | techrights.org | Despite US Roots, Red Hat Appears to Have Benefited From NSA Scandals | Techrights [ http://ur1.ca/g9366 ] | Dec 24 13:47 |
oiaohm | Really in a lot of ways Snowden objective is got. | Dec 24 13:48 |
oiaohm | Distrust in the USA system. | Dec 24 13:48 |
oiaohm | Was exactly waht Snowden was after. | Dec 24 13:48 |
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roy_ | iophk: http://linux.slashdot.org/story/13/12/24/1348231/linuxdevices-content-returns-to-the-web | Dec 24 14:10 |
TechrightsBot-tr | linux.slashdot.org | LinuxDevices Content Returns To the Web - Slashdot [ http://ur1.ca/g9395 ] | Dec 24 14:10 |
roy_ | we did it! | Dec 24 14:10 |
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iophk | in part | Dec 24 14:25 |
iophk | It's great news. | Dec 24 14:25 |
iophk | Too many useful sites have been disappearing. | Dec 24 14:25 |
iophk | It's great that one has been kept around. | Dec 24 14:25 |
iophk | Embedded devices are becoming all more important so eventually the pages will be of cultural and historical use. | Dec 24 14:26 |
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oiaohm | iophk: sections were in archive.org | Dec 24 14:39 |
iophk | Yes but that's a last resort. | Dec 24 14:40 |
oiaohm | iophk: at least due to archive.org we will have some internet history of the long since faded. | Dec 24 14:40 |
iophk | Yes, some. Not all made it in. | Dec 24 14:40 |
iophk | Some got removed. | Dec 24 14:40 |
iophk | I'm not sure of the process when a domain changes owners. | Dec 24 14:40 |
oiaohm | Really it would have been better if linuxdevices archive was just submited to achive.org for long term storage. | Dec 24 14:40 |
iophk | I think that archive.org will retroactively remove sites if the new owner says to. | Dec 24 14:41 |
roy_ | [14:24] <iophk> Embedded devices are becoming all more important so eventually the pages will be of cultural and historical use. | Dec 24 14:41 |
oiaohm | And other national achives. | Dec 24 14:41 |
roy_ | It wasn't just embedded | Dec 24 14:41 |
iophk | Even if the content is 100% different. | Dec 24 14:41 |
roy_ | It has covered desktop too sometimes | Dec 24 14:41 |
roy_ | fancy mailing SJVN regarding DesktopLinux.com? | Dec 24 14:41 |
iophk | Not just embedded, but that is probably the biggest movement ... | Dec 24 14:41 |
roy_ | Maybe he can request his archive of articles from them as well | Dec 24 14:41 |
iophk | Linux is even in TVs now. | Dec 24 14:41 |
roy_ | he already has his own domain | Dec 24 14:41 |
oiaohm | iophk: archive.org might remove a record from straight public view but they don't fully delete it. | Dec 24 14:42 |
iophk | Good. | Dec 24 14:42 |
iophk | That's a relief. So it might be available again someday should times or laws change. | Dec 24 14:42 |
roy_ | http://microsoft-watch.com/ was ZIff | Dec 24 14:42 |
roy_ | It's not accessible, maybe wrong domain? | Dec 24 14:42 |
TechrightsBot-tr | Couldn't resolve host 'microsoft-watch.com' ( status 0 @ http://microsoft-watch.com/ ) | Dec 24 14:42 |
roy_ | Mary Jo and MS Nick (now in ./) | Dec 24 14:43 |
roy_ | And Joe Wilcox | Dec 24 14:43 |
roy_ | http://microsoftwatch.com/ redirects to microsoft.com | Dec 24 14:43 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.microsoft.com | Microsoft US | Devices and Services | Dec 24 14:43 |
roy_ | oddly enough | Dec 24 14:43 |
iophk | Ironically I guess. Though at the end it was more of a fan site. | Dec 24 14:43 |
roy_ | https://www.google.co.uk/?gws_rd=cr&ei=Mp25UtyjOLGS0QXDh4CwDQ#q=microsoft+watch | Dec 24 14:44 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.google.co.uk | Google [ http://ur1.ca/g93dv ] | Dec 24 14:44 |
roy_ | Nothing there called Microsoft Watch | Dec 24 14:44 |
roy_ | So Microsoft's MoMouths have had their work buried | Dec 24 14:44 |
iophk | not in Startpage either | Dec 24 14:44 |
iophk | Memory hole | Dec 24 14:44 |
roy_ | After Rick and I worked to get his article it might motivate other writers to approach quinstreet | Dec 24 14:44 |
iophk | How much negotiation was there to get Quinnstreet to come around? | Dec 24 14:45 |
iophk | *needed | Dec 24 14:45 |
roy_ | halfa year of nagging | Dec 24 14:46 |
roy_ | and posting criticism of them in TR | Dec 24 14:46 |
roy_ | Rick could not do it | Dec 24 14:46 |
roy_ | As that would not be productive and constructive | Dec 24 14:46 |
iophk | right | Dec 24 14:46 |
roy_ | So he referred to me as "the FOSS community" | Dec 24 14:46 |
iophk | :) | Dec 24 14:46 |
roy_ | it seems to have worked, but only after a lot of nagging | Dec 24 14:47 |
roy_ | I think they get an inbound link from all 14,000 URLs now | Dec 24 14:47 |
roy_ | Googlejuice | Dec 24 14:47 |
roy_ | and they don't need to pay for hosting, only pass some piles of data | Dec 24 14:47 |
iophk | Corporate beauracracies are big and slow, even if they are cooperative, which they usually aren't (out of basic corporate principle) | Dec 24 14:47 |
roy_ | too busy makin' money | Dec 24 14:48 |
iophk | That linking sounds like a good deal for them. | Dec 24 14:48 |
roy_ | it's one way to 'market' the move to a MARKETING company | Dec 24 14:48 |
iophk | All to often they believe in zero-sum-game and can't envision any kind of win-win scenario. | Dec 24 14:50 |
iophk | It comes out as an advantage for them to restore the archive and let Rick run it. | Dec 24 14:53 |
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roy_ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3445483 | Dec 24 15:08 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @victorhck@joindiaspora.com: [![Image](http://ep01.epimg.net/internacional/imagenes/2013/12/24/actualidad/1387873660_129481_1387874448_noticia_normal.jpg)](http://internacional.elpais.com/internacional/2013/12/24/actualidad/1387873660_129481.html)<br>**Turing, condenado por gay, recibe el perdón real 60 años después de su muerte **<br>[http://internacional.elpais.com/internacional/2013/12/24/actualidad/1387873660_129481.html](http://internaci | Dec 24 15:08 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> internacional.elpais.com | Turing, condenado por gay, recibe el perdón real 60 años después de su muerte | Internacional | EL PAÍS [ http://ur1.ca/g93iu ] | Dec 24 15:08 |
roy_ | GCHQ desperate for some positive PR... having been shown to be criminal and corrupt. And now there's a propaganda film coming about Turing, to help recruitment at GCHQ. Starring in that film? Same 'star' as in the anti-Wikileaks film. | Dec 24 15:08 |
iophk | http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/eugene-robinson-edward-snowden-was-the-person-of-the-year/2013/12/23/34551caa-6c13-11e3-a523-fe73f0ff6b8d_story.html | Dec 24 15:32 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.washingtonpost.com | Eugene Robinson: Edward Snowden was the person of the year - The Washington Post [ http://ur1.ca/g93m9 ] | Dec 24 15:32 |
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msb_ | The primary motive of U.S. foreign policy is the destruction of socialismeverywhere in the world, in order to increase the profits of the ultra-wealthypsychopaths who control the U.S. government. http://cosmicpenguin.com/#American_HolocaustSocialist Stallman being the leader of the very successful and expanding GNU/Linux/FOSS/FSF/GPLmovement has the side-effect of educating people about the benefits of sharing, cooperation,and socialism | Dec 24 15:41 |
TechrightsBot-tr | cosmicpenguin.com | Human Society That Works For Everyone [ http://ur1.ca/g93n2 ] | Dec 24 15:41 |
msb_ | So the Axis-of-Evil/US-UK-Israel/NWO/World-Fascism has a motive for trying to separate RMS from GNU-Linux-FOSS, as much as MS does. Thus the attack on RMSreported in Phoronix could be from the CIA, etc. The US govt has announced explicitly that it is employing anonymous posters in Net forums to attack policies it doesn't like. | Dec 24 15:41 |
iophk | Or from M$ or both... | Dec 24 15:41 |
msb_ | Opps, should have been: "...http://cosmicpenguin.com/#American_Holocaust Socialist Stallman..." | Dec 24 15:45 |
TechrightsBot-tr | cosmicpenguin.com | Human Society That Works For Everyone [ http://ur1.ca/g23vd ] | Dec 24 15:45 |
MinceR | where's the place of the command economy in all this? | Dec 24 15:46 |
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msb_ | I'd say that production and prices should be governed by a free market (subject to not doing harm), but that businesses should be controlled democratically by their workers and the profits shared among them according to hours worked. | Dec 24 15:50 |
iophk | Rewarding the inefficient? ;) | Dec 24 15:51 |
msb_ | Grossly inefficient workers would be fired by democratic worker control. | Dec 24 15:52 |
MinceR | ic | Dec 24 15:53 |
_Goblin | So it would be a popularity contest where a hopeless worker who is liked by all would keep their job...cracking system you've got there. | Dec 24 15:53 |
_Goblin | "aw....he might be crap but he has a wife and two kids, lets keep him on" | Dec 24 15:54 |
msb_ | A "hopeless worker" would decrease profits and thus lower the income of all workers, so would not be "popular". | Dec 24 15:54 |
_Goblin | I'm not even going to bother......thank you MSB, another award winning idea. | Dec 24 15:54 |
_Goblin | and just a thought....whilst all this decision making is going on by the "workers"....who is going to do any actual work? - Again, thats only a thought MSB....I don't need another one of you "ideas" | Dec 24 15:56 |
msb_ | Also, control of the government would be strictly one-person-one-vote, no lobbying by businesses, no corporations-as-persons, etc. | Dec 24 15:56 |
MinceR | The Patrician is the Man, he has the Vote. :> | Dec 24 15:58 |
msb_ | Tim the Goblin stalks and attacks me here and in COLA. His attacks always have a personal slant. | Dec 24 15:58 |
_Goblin | ? I was responding.... Look who is the OP here MSB...who's stalking? | Dec 24 15:59 |
_Goblin | Liar as well as nut? | Dec 24 15:59 |
msb_ | QED | Dec 24 15:59 |
_Goblin | Tell you what MSB...you talk your paranoia and nonsense to another channel where I'm not the OP, then lets see if I follow. | Dec 24 16:00 |
_Goblin | I can assure you I wouldn't...but go ahead and try | Dec 24 16:00 |
_Goblin | As for COLA. When was the last time you posted? I've been there months haven't seen you there. | Dec 24 16:01 |
msb_ | But he stalked, attacked, and sneered at me when I was posting in COLA. | Dec 24 16:02 |
_Goblin | I was there before you...and yes I sneared....youre ideas are offensive and stupid. | Dec 24 16:02 |
_Goblin | so its just COLA now? | Dec 24 16:03 |
_Goblin | not here? | Dec 24 16:03 |
_Goblin | everyone laughed at you in COLA, including the Linux/free software advocates...do you need reminding MSB? | Dec 24 16:03 |
_Goblin | infact you and Snit are the two people who manage to unite opinion between the proprietary & free software crowds in comp.os.linux.advocacy | Dec 24 16:05 |
msb_ | http://cosmicpenguin.com/misc/Cricketb.mp3 | Dec 24 16:19 |
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DaemonFC | schestowitz__, http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTU1MDk | Dec 24 17:00 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.phoronix.com | [Phoronix] Microsoft SIlverlight Proposed For Ubuntu 14.04 LTS [ http://ur1.ca/g93yl ] | Dec 24 17:00 |
DaemonFC | NPAPI is still supported in Chrome. They'll probably get rid of it eventually, for the same reason Microsoft did. | Dec 24 17:05 |
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iophk | https://pressfreedomfoundation.org/blog/2013/12/if-snowden-returned-us-trial-all-whistleblower-evidence-would-likely-be-inadmissible | Dec 24 17:24 |
TechrightsBot-tr | pressfreedomfoundation.org | If Snowden Returned to US For Trial, All Whistleblower Evidence Would Likely Be Inadmissible | Freedom of the Press Foundation [ http://ur1.ca/g941u ] | Dec 24 17:24 |
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schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3445454 | Dec 24 17:56 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com reshared: precision... | Dec 24 17:56 |
schestowitz__ | "true" | Dec 24 17:57 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3445632 | Dec 24 17:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Despite US Roots, Red Hat Appears to Have Benefited From NSA Scandals | Dec 24 17:57 |
schestowitz__ | "Clear and if you are the headman from a company or trust, a rway to get out of this play ...." | Dec 24 17:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> techrights.org | Despite US Roots, Red Hat Appears to Have Benefited From NSA Scandals | Techrights [ http://ur1.ca/g9366 ] | Dec 24 17:57 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3445277 | Dec 24 17:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: If Snowden returned to US for trial, could court admit any NSA leak evidence? | Dec 24 17:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> boingboing.net | If Snowden returned to US for trial, could court admit any NSA leak evidence? - Boing Boing [ http://ur1.ca/g947j ] | Dec 24 17:57 |
schestowitz__ | "Who is Michael Hastings?" | Dec 24 17:57 |
schestowitz__ | Died in bizarre accident before publishing a major piece about the CIA | Dec 24 17:58 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3442778 | Dec 24 17:59 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: This Christmas don't settle for a listening device; return to store, exchange for something like a tablet http://www.extremetech.com/computing/170874-the-secret-second-operating-system-that-could-make-every-mobile-phone-insecure | Dec 24 17:59 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.extremetech.com | The secret second operating system that could make every mobile phone insecure | ExtremeTech [ http://ur1.ca/g8wag ] | Dec 24 17:59 |
schestowitz__ | "@Jim R: Point on that. There's always cache-and-burst surveillance. Sigh. I guess I'm going back to a pair of tin cans and a string." | Dec 24 17:59 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3445870 | Dec 24 17:59 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: The site "Microsoft Watch" (pro-Microsoft fan site) died with the acquisition which the #linux site survived http://linux.slashdot.org/story/13/12/24/1348231/linuxdevices-content-returns-to-the-web | Dec 24 17:59 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> beta.slashdot.org | LinuxDevices Content Returns To the Web - Slashdot [ http://ur1.ca/g947u ] | Dec 24 17:59 |
schestowitz__ | "Interesting. QuinStreet is one of those massive "content-farm" sites, which I suspect may be getting negatively affected by some recent Google actions against crap content." | Dec 24 17:59 |
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sebsebseb | hi | Dec 24 19:45 |
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sebsebseb | hi | Dec 24 20:43 |
iophk | hi | Dec 24 20:47 |
sebsebseb | iophk: he really doesn't want Magiea or FEdora stuff etc at the event | Dec 24 20:48 |
sebsebseb | it seems | Dec 24 20:48 |
iophk | It would make good swag | Dec 24 20:49 |
sebsebseb | indeed | Dec 24 20:49 |
sebsebseb | iophk: I may be missing the next meeting as well, because of smething ese | Dec 24 20:49 |
sebsebseb | iophk: oh and I am quite happy about something unrelated at the moment to, but don't want to talk about that in here | Dec 24 20:50 |
sebsebseb | iophk: and I am about to eat something rather nice :d | Dec 24 20:50 |
iophk | excellent^2 | Dec 24 20:51 |
sebsebseb | thingey in the air and 2, what does that mean? | Dec 24 20:51 |
iophk | squared | Dec 24 20:51 |
sebsebseb | like saying excellent to both ? | Dec 24 20:51 |
iophk | yep | Dec 24 20:51 |
sebsebseb | iophk: it's their event really now | Dec 24 20:53 |
sebsebseb | ,but I'll still do the feedback form | Dec 24 20:53 |
sebsebseb | and | Dec 24 20:53 |
iophk | find some collaborators and do a real installfest... | Dec 24 20:54 |
sebsebseb | try and get some stuff for Ubuntu and Mint, and do a LIBRE oFFIC hand out, and get something in for Mozilla I gues | Dec 24 20:54 |
sebsebseb | iophk: there isn't really anyone | Dec 24 20:54 |
sebsebseb | or not from that paticular group | Dec 24 20:54 |
iophk | no, *not* from that group | Dec 24 20:54 |
sebsebseb | iophk: anyway I may have something soon to really nicely take my mind off stuff like that more, but not sure yet :d | Dec 24 20:54 |
sebsebseb | iophk: I think I know why not many go to hte metings group that group now as well, beause of smething else | Dec 24 20:55 |
iophk | too bad | Dec 24 20:55 |
sebsebseb | there's this other thing | Dec 24 20:56 |
sebsebseb | and yeah they got quite a lot of people really it seems | Dec 24 20:56 |
sebsebseb | iophk: I think it's good to have other interests to, that aren't all tech related in life as well :) | Dec 24 20:57 |
sebsebseb | iophk: computers don't really bring true happyness, but may be able to use them to find ture happyness | Dec 24 20:59 |
iophk | possibly | Dec 24 20:59 |
sebsebseb | and some of these computer related interests can get kind of sad/depressive at times, depends though | Dec 24 21:00 |
sebsebseb | iophk: computers can be used as a tool, to help with other parts of ones ife! | Dec 24 21:02 |
iophk | yes they are just tools | Dec 24 21:02 |
sebsebseb | tools that can run awesome software though | Dec 24 21:03 |
sebsebseb | Linux, GNOME 3 etc :d | Dec 24 21:03 |
sebsebseb | software that can be life changing as well | Dec 24 21:03 |
sebsebseb | be more than just software | Dec 24 21:03 |
iophk | software is the tool at this point | Dec 24 21:04 |
sebsebseb | iophk: yeah opensource/freesoftware is a whole ecocosytem of stuff, and it can be so much more than just software | Dec 24 21:04 |
sebsebseb | or can result in quit a few things as a result, depending on person etc | Dec 24 21:04 |
sebsebseb | and their intereset when it come to that, what they been doing etc | Dec 24 21:04 |
sebsebseb | ,but software itself, probably won't realy bring someone true happyness | Dec 24 21:05 |
sebsebseb | ,but using the software etc, to find someone, that can for example, wel yeah that can be done | Dec 24 21:05 |
sebsebseb | using the software and Internet in this case | Dec 24 21:05 |
sebsebseb | and can get peope into other things, depending on what hapepns etc as well | Dec 24 21:06 |
sebsebseb | iophk: ,but I don't know about you, but I don't really ike sitting for hours and hours on the computer now | Dec 24 21:06 |
sebsebseb | not doing much at all really | Dec 24 21:06 |
iophk | work more with people then | Dec 24 21:06 |
sebsebseb | well if music is on that's a bit diffenret | Dec 24 21:07 |
sebsebseb | iophk: yeah I am meeting more peple etc now | Dec 24 21:07 |
sebsebseb | if that's what you mean | Dec 24 21:07 |
sebsebseb | in perosn | Dec 24 21:07 |
sebsebseb | and I mainly use my computer as a communiaiont device really, and been like that for many years | Dec 24 21:07 |
sebsebseb | my as in whatever computer using at the time | Dec 24 21:08 |
sebsebseb | iophk: ,but I can't be ike schestowitz__ for example and blog about loads of potentail threats to software freedom and micro blog as well etc | Dec 24 21:08 |
sebsebseb | altough I guess most of us can't be quite like him when it come to that kindof thing ayway, since other stuff in life etc you know | Dec 24 21:09 |
sebsebseb | and I used to read loads of LInux related articles etc | Dec 24 21:09 |
sebsebseb | years ago, but I hardly do that anymore now, onlne ones I mean and so on. I guess things change as peple get older here and there though | Dec 24 21:10 |
sebsebseb | iophk: computer interests didn't quite get me to where I wanted to be in lie basically, or so it seems | Dec 24 21:10 |
sebsebseb | ok I should go and eat and that really | Dec 24 21:10 |
*sebsebseb goes afk | Dec 24 21:11 | |
sebsebseb | iophk: altough computer interests did link to other things that doig now, some of them, and such, good stuff | Dec 24 21:11 |
iophk | like eating... :) | Dec 24 21:11 |
sebsebseb | in some ways things happended as a result, that has made me more confident as aperson andsuch | Dec 24 21:12 |
sebsebseb | ,but yeah I'll go afknow | Dec 24 21:12 |
msb_ | By enabling people all over the planet to communicate and share their ideas at low cost, computers, free software, and the Internet are greatly helping people to meet, find common purposes, and realize that those in other countries are really not so different from ourselves, thus dissolving the alienation that the NWO rulers use to keep us separated. | Dec 24 21:35 |
msb_ | A good example is this IRC channel! | Dec 24 21:36 |
msb_ | Also, the principle of the GPL, and "Information wants to be free", and "Human knowledge belongs to the World", and even Bittorrent, is spreading to other fields such as the publication of scientific research, where people are starting to put their papers up on the Web for everyone to download and read, instead of journals charging people $50 to get a copy. | Dec 24 21:39 |
msb_ | I think that all this, including especially the international cooperation in the creation of free software, is the beginning of the World Community -- worldwide sharing and cooperation, which is the exact opposite of the New World Order (world fascism). | Dec 24 21:42 |
msb_ | I think we're at a wonderful moment in human history. A couple of months ago, Obama, the leader of the NWO, was thwarted in his effort to destroy Syria (as he'd done to Libya) by using Al-Qaeda, because his plot was exposed on the Net. And a couple of days ago, the greatest advance in life extension was published, and the research article was immediately posted for free access on the Net. | Dec 24 21:56 |
msb_ | The Internet is the most powerful means of long-range, wide-spread communication that our species has ever had. "Communicate" doesn't just mean to talk to each other. "Comm" means "together", and "uni" means "one". Coming together as one! | Dec 24 22:06 |
MinceR | that's what she said. | Dec 24 22:06 |
msb_ | Brava! | Dec 24 22:09 |
MinceR | :) | Dec 24 22:10 |
roy_ | https://joindiaspora.com/stream# | Dec 24 22:10 |
TechrightsBot-tr | joindiaspora.com | Diaspora* / Sign in | Dec 24 22:10 |
roy_ | https://joindiaspora.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/images/scaled_full_2e47bb54edf6cf560a3a.jpg | Dec 24 22:11 |
msb_ | Good one, Roy! That's what happens when government, which is designed to protect people from psychopaths, is _taken over_ by big psychopaths and used by them. | Dec 24 22:33 |
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MinceR | gn | Dec 25 02:09 |
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roy_ | Church Across the Road is quite nice | Dec 25 10:51 |
roy_ | nice as in well presented http://schestowitz.com/royrianne/gallery/index.php/Christmas-Eve/Church-Across-the-Road | Dec 25 10:55 |
TechrightsBot-tr | schestowitz.com | Church Across the Road [ http://ur1.ca/g98vl ] | Dec 25 10:55 |
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MinceR | geekings | Dec 25 16:00 |
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sebsebseb | fewt @deaddistroleader/fewt | Dec 25 17:21 |
sebsebseb | fewt @deaddistro/leader/fewt | Dec 25 17:22 |
fewt | yes | Dec 25 17:23 |
fewt | that is I | Dec 25 17:23 |
fewt | dead distro leader | Dec 25 17:23 |
sebsebseb | fewt: yeah GNOME 3 and SystemD :d | Dec 25 17:23 |
fewt | Windows | Dec 25 17:23 |
sebsebseb | Mac OS X | Dec 25 17:24 |
fewt | no, seriously that's what I use now on my laptop | Dec 25 17:24 |
fewt | but I'm mostly using Android these days | Dec 25 17:24 |
sebsebseb | oh? | Dec 25 17:24 |
sebsebseb | fewt: surel there's some other distro similar to what you wanted out there htough | Dec 25 17:24 |
fewt | nope | Dec 25 17:24 |
fewt | not worth the fight | Dec 25 17:25 |
sebsebseb | you could resurrecture Fudunbut for persoanl useage | Dec 25 17:25 |
fewt | I FOSS on Windows | Dec 25 17:25 |
fewt | I did that for a while, too much effort | Dec 25 17:25 |
sebsebseb | fewt: distro wars! | Dec 25 17:25 |
sebsebseb | interface wars! | Dec 25 17:25 |
fewt | wars wars! | Dec 25 17:25 |
sebsebseb | fewt: opinated polotial minded Linux geeks | Dec 25 17:25 |
sebsebseb | my distro is better than yours, no mine is... | Dec 25 17:26 |
fewt | I'd rather go outside and live life than muck with software wars | Dec 25 17:26 |
sebsebseb | fewt: or no we won't have your distro or interface for the event beuase.... oh I got that | Dec 25 17:26 |
sebsebseb | ,because what I have to guess | Dec 25 17:26 |
sebsebseb | ,but probaby have it right with my gueses | Dec 25 17:26 |
sebsebseb | fewt: yep bingo | Dec 25 17:27 |
sebsebseb | fewt: I was saying similar stuff to iophk yesterday | Dec 25 17:27 |
sebsebseb | in here | Dec 25 17:27 |
fewt | ahh | Dec 25 17:27 |
sebsebseb | how these interests can end up bein quite sad and stuff | Dec 25 17:27 |
sebsebseb | and well yeah, and they can effect other parts of life, and not realy lead to true happynes an such | Dec 25 17:27 |
MinceR | i can see how a windows user would rather go outside and live life than use windows :> | Dec 25 17:28 |
sebsebseb | may be able to use a computer to find someone that can lead one to true life happyness though | Dec 25 17:28 |
fewt | MinceR hah | Dec 25 17:28 |
sebsebseb | MinceR: more like they would rahte just ue A | Dec 25 17:28 |
sebsebseb | Android | Dec 25 17:28 |
sebsebseb | than that slow WIndows install | Dec 25 17:28 |
sebsebseb | a lot of them | Dec 25 17:28 |
sebsebseb | they don't kjnow why really, but they kow Android is for them the better expereice for their basic stuff, since it just works or pretty much | Dec 25 17:29 |
sebsebseb | didn't get a slow etc like wINDOWS | Dec 25 17:29 |
sebsebseb | fewt: yeah do you get sad sitting at a computer a lot now? | Dec 25 17:29 |
sebsebseb | for hours and hours | Dec 25 17:29 |
sebsebseb | do you evven do that still? | Dec 25 17:29 |
fewt | sebsebseb I don't do that really | Dec 25 17:29 |
sebsebseb | ok, but you used to? | Dec 25 17:30 |
fewt | only here now because my VPS blew up a bit | Dec 25 17:30 |
fewt | yes | Dec 25 17:30 |
fewt | all day all night every day | Dec 25 17:30 |
sebsebseb | you used to sit on the computer yep | Dec 25 17:30 |
sebsebseb | many ours per day ad night | Dec 25 17:30 |
sebsebseb | yep bingo | Dec 25 17:30 |
sebsebseb | same here | Dec 25 17:30 |
sebsebseb | ,but now not so much | Dec 25 17:30 |
sebsebseb | not quite as much, ok maybe party since TV, but other things to | Dec 25 17:30 |
sebsebseb | fewt: I mainly use a computer as a commuiaiotn device | Dec 25 17:31 |
sebsebseb | anyway | Dec 25 17:31 |
sebsebseb | and it's always been like that realy, and a muisc player here and there and such to | Dec 25 17:31 |
sebsebseb | fewt: I don't really do anything that techi most of the time | Dec 25 17:31 |
sebsebseb | when using a computer | Dec 25 17:31 |
sebsebseb | if at all realy | Dec 25 17:31 |
MinceR | i prefer sitting on a chair to sitting on a computer | Dec 25 17:31 |
fewt | MinceR: see, you've been doing it wrong | Dec 25 17:32 |
sebsebseb | MinceR: oh your trying to be funny again | Dec 25 17:32 |
fewt | sitting on the computer is more enjoyable for sebsebseb | Dec 25 17:32 |
MinceR | ic | Dec 25 17:32 |
MinceR | i doubt most of these are designed to support a human body | Dec 25 17:32 |
sebsebseb | sittig on a Windows computer makes fewt realy happy | Dec 25 17:32 |
sebsebseb | when MinceR sits on a Linux computer, Linux says, your curshing me :d | Dec 25 17:33 |
sebsebseb | anyway yeah so sititng at a computer | Dec 25 17:33 |
sebsebseb | I do't like sitting at a computer that much anymore | Dec 25 17:33 |
sebsebseb | however if it's bne turned into a music player, or a TV that's a bit differnet, but in general | Dec 25 17:33 |
sebsebseb | a TV, wll watching videos I mean | Dec 25 17:34 |
sebsebseb | or Iplayer BBC Click for examle | Dec 25 17:34 |
sebsebseb | example | Dec 25 17:34 |
sebsebseb | fewt: do computer intersts make you sad now at times | Dec 25 17:35 |
sebsebseb | ? | Dec 25 17:35 |
fewt | I don't care about computers, so no | Dec 25 17:35 |
fewt | it's just a thing that does a job. | Dec 25 17:35 |
fewt | ;) | Dec 25 17:35 |
sebsebseb | fewt: you cared a lot more before | Dec 25 17:36 |
MinceR | they're things that do many jobs :> | Dec 25 17:36 |
sebsebseb | hence Fuduntu | Dec 25 17:36 |
sebsebseb | for examle | Dec 25 17:36 |
fewt | anyway, merry xmas, happy "just another day", or whatever suits your belief system - I'm out, time to go get chinese! :) | Dec 25 17:36 |
fewt | adios! | Dec 25 17:36 |
MinceR | (not necessarily well, though) | Dec 25 17:36 |
sebsebseb | fewt: yes Merry Christmas | Dec 25 17:36 |
MinceR | happy solstice, fewt | Dec 25 17:36 |
sebsebseb | fewt: altough having chinese on Christmas, isn't realy Christmas? | Dec 25 17:36 |
MinceR | you shouldn't let tradition limit you | Dec 25 17:37 |
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sebsebseb | MinceR: true | Dec 25 17:37 |
sebsebseb | MinceR: and Christmas is going to be differnet for me this year, since not going to have any of the Turkey | Dec 25 17:38 |
sebsebseb | ,but tha's since I have decided to care much more about what I am eating, in the lat six months or so | Dec 25 17:38 |
sebsebseb | well more than that reay | Dec 25 17:38 |
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sebsebseb | MinceR: I think how mot people eat dead anials and just don't care, isn't quite right really, but how it is | Dec 25 17:39 |
iophk | http://www.nydailynews.com/news/world/edward-snowden-nsa-spying-worse-orwell-nineteen-eighty-four-article-1.1558183 | Dec 25 17:59 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.nydailynews.com | Edward Snowden says NSA spying worse than Orwell’s ‘Nineteen Eighty-Four’ - NY Daily News [ http://ur1.ca/g9cax ] | Dec 25 17:59 |
MinceR | sebsebseb: what's not right about it? | Dec 25 18:00 |
roy_ | fewt: some really foul-mouthed person who claims to know you was here the other night | Dec 25 18:04 |
roy_ | bbl | Dec 25 18:04 |
fewt | roy_: I just looked in the logs, I have no idea who that was. | Dec 25 19:09 |
fewt | chinese was yummy | Dec 25 19:09 |
fewt | :D | Dec 25 19:09 |
msb__ | Just watched a great movie called "Christmas in Conway (2013)", with Mary-Louise Parker and other good folks. Can't tell you here where to find it, but get the one labelled "PLAYNOW" -- 1.43GB. | Dec 25 19:09 |
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Sosumi | https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/16524160/nmp/nmp54.jpg | Dec 25 20:07 |
Sosumi | also | Dec 25 20:07 |
Sosumi | merry christmas | Dec 25 20:07 |
MinceR | merry grav-mass | Dec 25 20:10 |
MinceR | lol @ pic | Dec 25 20:10 |
schestowitz__ | grav-mass is RMS' invention, an original AFAIK | Dec 25 21:21 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3403315 | Dec 25 21:27 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Don't worry. The #pentagon says it only targets terrorists. http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/12/03/us-britain-snowden-guardian-idUSBRE9B20TL20131203 http://www.theguardian.com/media/2010/dec/19/assange-high-tech-terrorist-biden | Dec 25 21:27 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.reuters.com | British news staff may face terrorism charges over Snowden leaks | Reuters [ http://ur1.ca/g6fkw ] | Dec 25 21:27 |
schestowitz__ | "I really don't want to start another dispute about amerikan constitution . I was raised to believe it is not our words that constitute us , but our deeds . So look at the deeds of amerika , from the very start of it , the very foundations it was built on , and tell me , what was amerika constituted on ? What is it that amerika stands for today , and what is it that it stood for , since the first white pilgrim decided he has human | Dec 25 21:27 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.theguardian.com | Julian Assange like a hi-tech terrorist, says Joe Biden | Media | The Guardian [ http://ur1.ca/g6fkx ] | Dec 25 21:27 |
schestowitz__ | rights , and red-skinned trash occupying the new world has none ?" | Dec 25 21:28 |
schestowitz__ | "By "truth" you mean honoured and obeyed? If so... different parts, at different times, to different degrees, by different people." | Dec 25 21:29 |
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MinceR | "I think the idea of Grav-Mass was conceived by science fiction writer James Hogan." | Dec 25 21:44 |
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Sosumi | http://rt.com/news/iron-maiden-piracy-sellout-tours-759/ | Dec 25 21:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | rt.com | NO TITLE [ http://ur1.ca/g9e6e ] | Dec 25 21:57 |
Sosumi | Iron Maiden taking metrics on downloads for concert planning | Dec 25 21:57 |
Sosumi | instead of suing the file sharers | Dec 25 21:57 |
Sosumi | and yes, if they do pass through portugal, I'll go to their concert | Dec 25 21:58 |
MinceR | nice | Dec 25 21:59 |
Sosumi | it was demonoid that introduced me to iron maiden | Dec 25 22:00 |
Sosumi | so, thx to those "dirty pirates" over there I learned about them | Dec 25 22:00 |
Sosumi | it wasn't on the itunes "vomit" store nor on major superstores that don't even carry their CDs | Dec 25 22:01 |
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Sosumi | I only learned of bands like Pink Floyd, Iron Maiden, Dio, Black SAbbath, Rainbow, Vangelis, Kraftwerk, Amon Tobin and so on | Dec 25 22:05 |
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Sosumi | through the folks at demonoid | Dec 25 22:05 |
Sosumi | aka the "dirty pirates" | Dec 25 22:05 |
Sosumi | if I was relying on itunes top/major hits/featured playlists, I'd simply have limited myself to what my grandfather used to listen | Dec 25 22:07 |
Sosumi | which by itself was already good | Dec 25 22:07 |
Sosumi | Bach, Verdi, Wagner, Dizzy Gillespie, Miles Davis, Sinatra | Dec 25 22:07 |
Sosumi | because pretty much of what's around is pure garbage | Dec 25 22:08 |
Sosumi | yeah milley virus or lady caca | Dec 25 22:09 |
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Sosumi | http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-12-25/trip-through-bitcoin-mines | Dec 25 22:20 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.zerohedge.com | A Trip Through The Bitcoin Mines | Zero Hedge [ http://ur1.ca/g9e8o ] | Dec 25 22:20 |
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Sosumi | http://anki3d.org/developing-games-linux-steamos/ | Dec 26 00:01 |
TechrightsBot-tr | anki3d.org | Developing games on and for Linux/SteamOS | AnKi 3D Engine Dev Blog [ http://ur1.ca/g9egz ] | Dec 26 00:01 |
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Sosumi | and confirmed, crapple sending specific guidelines to reviewers of their buttplug pro | Dec 26 00:18 |
Sosumi | and that is the benchmarks that they can post and no mention to the lack of expandability | Dec 26 00:19 |
Sosumi | from what I can tell from a german magazine, the thing simply turns into a jetengine under luxmark | Dec 26 00:19 |
MinceR | and flies into the ceiling? | Dec 26 00:20 |
Sosumi | but no word about how the puny 450W can keep the system going | Dec 26 00:20 |
Sosumi | I don't know, lawl, | Dec 26 00:20 |
MinceR | well, afaik the peak power input is used mostly only for starting up the pc | Dec 26 00:21 |
Sosumi | but my pc can do luxmarks and yotaluxmarks without revimp up its fans | Dec 26 00:21 |
MinceR | so if they can turn it into some sort of staged startup, maybe they can get by with less | Dec 26 00:21 |
MinceR | but my info might be outdated | Dec 26 00:21 |
Sosumi | on the buttplug is 450W max | Dec 26 00:22 |
Sosumi | and you can't keep max both gpus and cpu at the same time with that | Dec 26 00:23 |
Sosumi | unless they did massive underclocking or used laptop parts | Dec 26 00:23 |
Sosumi | gimped 7870 rebranded as firepro has already been confirmed | Dec 26 00:23 |
Sosumi | and for the same price crapple asks for the trashcan, you can instead get a 24 core HP Z workstation with 3 years warranty | Dec 26 00:24 |
Sosumi | effin unbelievable, | Dec 26 00:25 |
Sosumi | specially since they just used the "workstation" graphics to jack up the price that much | Dec 26 00:26 |
Sosumi | when a maxed 2009 mac pro costed 5400€ and my powermac quad G5, back in 2005 costed 4800€ | Dec 26 00:27 |
Sosumi | a maxed trashcan is 9800€ | Dec 26 00:27 |
MinceR | well, the logo is costly :> | Dec 26 00:27 |
Sosumi | mercedes are expensive | Dec 26 00:27 |
MinceR | and also crap | Dec 26 00:27 |
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Sosumi | I like mercedes :P | Dec 26 00:28 |
MinceR | (though lately i've only been in their buses) | Dec 26 00:28 |
MinceR | (but damn, are they shoddy) | Dec 26 00:28 |
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Sosumi | I was going to say that they drive well and are extremely durable | Dec 26 00:28 |
MinceR | the upholstery in the sprinter just peels off in huge patches | Dec 26 00:28 |
MinceR | it has practically no ventilation for the passengers | Dec 26 00:28 |
MinceR | the sides wave like a flag in the wind | Dec 26 00:29 |
Sosumi | and that I still see mercedes from 1988 running around here and they still look excelent despite their age | Dec 26 00:29 |
MinceR | the mercedes citaro has "seats" designed for garden gnomes | Dec 26 00:29 |
Sosumi | aside from the metro I really don't use that much the buses | Dec 26 00:29 |
MinceR | and of course, having a thin channel in the floor be low (see, it has a "low floor") was a good excuse to take away a massive amount of space in the back for the engine | Dec 26 00:30 |
MinceR | oh, also the sprinter stinks on the inside | Dec 26 00:30 |
MinceR | my father drove a rented mercedes-benz car once, and he wasn't impressed iirc | Dec 26 00:31 |
schestowitz | Mercedes is for p****ies | Dec 26 00:31 |
MinceR | indeed | Dec 26 00:31 |
schestowitz | trying to make up for insecurities | Dec 26 00:31 |
schestowitz | There are strong cars that don't cost as much | Dec 26 00:32 |
Sosumi | like? | Dec 26 00:32 |
Sosumi | tell me something nice that sells here in europe | Dec 26 00:32 |
MinceR | even old ikarus buses were better than the citaro | Dec 26 00:33 |
Sosumi | not buses, | Dec 26 00:33 |
Sosumi | cars | Dec 26 00:33 |
schestowitz | I'm not even sure that Mercedes is still made in German, probably just assembled there for the most part, and perhaps key parts like engines are made in germany | Dec 26 00:33 |
MinceR | i've heard they're made in turkey | Dec 26 00:33 |
schestowitz | yeah | Dec 26 00:34 |
schestowitz | or | Dec 26 00:34 |
schestowitz | Some Turkish workers brought to Germany | Dec 26 00:34 |
schestowitz | Although production is done in Poland, too | Dec 26 00:34 |
schestowitz | germans don't seem to like the millions of Turkish workers, some of them get nbaturalised | Dec 26 00:34 |
schestowitz | and less in self-segregated communties, at least that's the opinion I hear of... | Dec 26 00:35 |
schestowitz | A lot of other german brands don't do production in germany | Dec 26 00:35 |
schestowitz | just in other EU member states | Dec 26 00:35 |
schestowitz | So it works well for them, cheaper labour, money flows to German companies | Dec 26 00:35 |
Sosumi | well I guess my comparison of the german produced mercedes with the foxxcon gulag labor got blown | Dec 26 00:36 |
Sosumi | :) | Dec 26 00:36 |
Sosumi | well I drive a renault 21 turbo, french made | Dec 26 00:37 |
Sosumi | to the point it has yellow lights by default | Dec 26 00:37 |
MinceR | what do they like about yellow lights? | Dec 26 00:37 |
Sosumi | fog | Dec 26 00:38 |
Sosumi | instead of coming with white lights + lower "yellow" fog lights | Dec 26 00:38 |
Sosumi | it came with both in yellow | Dec 26 00:39 |
Sosumi | they're still the original lamps and I didn't bother changing them | Dec 26 00:39 |
Sosumi | because the yellow int let's me actually see holes on the road much better | Dec 26 00:40 |
MinceR | :) | Dec 26 00:40 |
Sosumi | *tint | Dec 26 00:40 |
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Sosumi | aside from the car topic | Dec 26 00:44 |
Sosumi | Ed Bernays in his book Propaganda said | Dec 26 00:44 |
Sosumi | that in order to get sales, the solution wasn't to lower the price | Dec 26 00:45 |
Sosumi | but instead, to actually raise it | Dec 26 00:45 |
MinceR | indeed | Dec 26 00:45 |
MinceR | and that is applied also to cars | Dec 26 00:45 |
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Sosumi | to create an atmosphere of want towards a product because of the aura of uniqueness/elitism it emanates | Dec 26 00:47 |
Sosumi | and crapple is doing that with the ashtray pro | Dec 26 00:48 |
Sosumi | asking you way more than before, for a lesses product | Dec 26 00:48 |
Sosumi | but with an *cough* unique design | Dec 26 00:49 |
Sosumi | and yes the same can be said for cars | Dec 26 00:49 |
MinceR | still not as bad as the hypePhone, where they ask for ~10x the money than what a superior phone would cost | Dec 26 00:49 |
Sosumi | 200k € for an aston martin dbs | Dec 26 00:49 |
Sosumi | and it's not exactly and awesome car to drive | Dec 26 00:50 |
Sosumi | hey fiat kind of copied their design on some models | Dec 26 00:50 |
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Sosumi | vray 10 to 20% faster on windows than it is on the trashcan pro running osx | Dec 26 01:45 |
Sosumi | no linux comparison, | Dec 26 01:47 |
Sosumi | at least I was expecting a performance test with RHEL/fedora to see how the drivers handle | Dec 26 01:48 |
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MinceR | gn | Dec 26 02:49 |
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roy_ | MinceR: "Mr. Orban has been criticized by the European Union and human-rights groups for limiting freedoms of expression, among other controversial political moves" | Dec 26 09:33 |
roy_ | http://chronicle.com/article/84-Year-Old-Philosopher/143491/ | Dec 26 09:34 |
TechrightsBot-tr | chronicle.com | 84-Year-Old Philosopher Rallies Opposition to Hungary's Hard-Line Government - Global - The Chronicle of Higher Education [ http://ur1.ca/g9g7l ] | Dec 26 09:34 |
roy_ | crap article: http://www.lansingstatejournal.com/article/20131225/OPINION01/312250038/Editorial-roundup-Taking-sides-NSA-debate | Dec 26 09:37 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.lansingstatejournal.com | NO TITLE [ http://ur1.ca/g9g7z ] | Dec 26 09:37 |
roy_ | talking points of NSA | Dec 26 09:37 |
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iophk | http://www.nytimes.com/2013/12/25/technology/as-new-services-track-habits-the-e-books-are-reading-you.html | Dec 26 10:10 |
TechrightsBot-tr | myaccount.nytimes.com | Log In - The New York Times [ http://ur1.ca/g9gb5 ] | Dec 26 10:10 |
iophk | a little old - http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2428466,00.asp | Dec 26 11:12 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.pcmag.com | The Hidden Agenda of Code.org | PCMag.com [ http://ur1.ca/g9giv ] | Dec 26 11:12 |
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MinceR | roy_: sadly, only criticized | Dec 26 14:12 |
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MinceR | geekings | Dec 26 16:22 |
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MinceR | https://twitter.com/ZachWeiner/status/416251192004448256 | Dec 26 17:02 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @ZachWeiner: Physics cheat sheet: g = 10 e = 10 pi = 10 4 = 10 | Dec 26 17:02 |
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iophk | http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/US-sending-missiles-drones-to-Iraq-to-battle-al-Qaida/articleshow/27986657.cms | Dec 26 20:00 |
TechrightsBot-tr | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | US sending missiles, drones to Iraq to battle al-Qaida - The Times of India [ http://ur1.ca/g9jc5 ] | Dec 26 20:00 |
schestowitz | iophk: yes, I wrote about it at lunchtime | Dec 26 20:28 |
schestowitz | good timing to do all this | Dec 26 20:28 |
schestowitz | nobody pays attention | Dec 26 20:28 |
schestowitz | they also attacked with drones on XMAS DAY | Dec 26 20:29 |
schestowitz | 4 dead, no names | Dec 26 20:29 |
iophk | yeah, sneak stuff through during the holidays. No one wants to deal with bad news and will ignore it or gloss it over. | Dec 26 20:29 |
iophk | 'militants' -- anyone hit by a rocket is automatically a 'militant' | Dec 26 20:30 |
schestowitz | NYT says thet militant is adult male | Dec 26 20:30 |
schestowitz | i say NYT because I traced that back to the source | Dec 26 20:30 |
schestowitz | and the source is close to the Pentagon | Dec 26 20:30 |
schestowitz | Anyway, see my tweets for lots more from today | Dec 26 20:30 |
schestowitz | I also got rewtweeted a few times by Thomas Drake, the NSA whistleblower before Snowden | Dec 26 20:31 |
iophk | Yes, Drake, Binney and others tried official channels. | Dec 26 20:32 |
iophk | They got burned badly. | Dec 26 20:32 |
iophk | Snowden learned from their mistakes. | Dec 26 20:37 |
schestowitz | iophk: Chromebooks charge into business market, capture 20% of commercial notebooks | Dec 26 20:54 |
schestowitz | You were right | Dec 26 20:54 |
schestowitz | http://www.networkworld.com/news/2013/122413-chromebooks-charge-into-business-market-277202.html | Dec 26 20:54 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.networkworld.com | Chromebooks charge into business market, capture 20% of commercial notebooks - Network World [ http://ur1.ca/g9jtn ] | Dec 26 20:54 |
schestowitz | easy to use, not for advaned users, not expensive like Apple stuf | Dec 26 20:55 |
iophk | I expect that % will grow still. | Dec 26 20:58 |
iophk | Especially if the screen resolutions improve. | Dec 26 20:58 |
iophk | 768 vertical lines is not great | Dec 26 20:58 |
MinceR | the pixel is better at that :> | Dec 26 20:58 |
iophk | not all models. | Dec 26 20:59 |
iophk | but the price is good. | Dec 26 20:59 |
iophk | 1200 is ok | Dec 26 21:00 |
iophk | lines | Dec 26 21:00 |
Sosumi | http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2013/12/bloomberg-trans-pacific-partnership-corporatist-power-grab-democratic-transparent-one-party-state-shrouded-big-brother-like-secrecy.html | Dec 26 21:09 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.washingtonsblog.com | Bloomberg: Trans Pacific Partnership Is "Corporatist Power Grab", "As Democratic And Transparent As A One-Party State," Shrouded In "Big Brother-Like Secrecy" Washington's Blog [ http://ur1.ca/g9jyz ] | Dec 26 21:09 |
Sosumi | just another free exploitation treaty | Dec 26 21:15 |
Sosumi | business as usual, move along, conform | Dec 26 21:16 |
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sebsebseb | a b c 1 2 3 | Dec 26 22:46 |
MinceR | d e f 4 5 6 | Dec 26 22:47 |
sebsebseb | g h i 7 8 9 | Dec 26 22:47 |
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Sosumi | http://9gag.com/gag/aAYQB0g | Dec 27 01:47 |
TechrightsBot-tr | 9gag.com | 9GAG - The things you find on the internet | Dec 27 01:47 |
Sosumi | made my day | Dec 27 01:47 |
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MinceR | gn | Dec 27 02:31 |
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whatup | Roy | Dec 27 06:11 |
whatup | hello | Dec 27 06:11 |
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schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3446456 | Dec 27 10:12 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Seven free, open source video editors for Linux | Dec 27 10:12 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.networkworld.com | Seven free, open source video editors for Linux - Network World [ http://ur1.ca/g9dyp ] | Dec 27 10:12 |
schestowitz | http://173.20.223.180/photo_album/chron/2013/2013_06_25-elizabeths_claymation_movies/ | Dec 27 10:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | 173.20.223.180 | Elizabeth's Claymation Movies [ http://ur1.ca/g9ose ] | Dec 27 10:14 |
schestowitz | http://173.20.223.180/photo_album/chron/rc_models/flight_highlight_movies/slide_04.html | Dec 27 10:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | 173.20.223.180 | 04-seagull_zoom_small.ogv [ http://ur1.ca/g9osf ] | Dec 27 10:14 |
schestowitz | http://173.20.223.180/photo_album/chron/rc_models/flight_highlight_movies/slide_11.html | Dec 27 10:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | 173.20.223.180 | Collision [ http://ur1.ca/g9osh ] | Dec 27 10:14 |
schestowitz | " | Dec 27 10:14 |
schestowitz | I'll have to try openshot sometime. | Dec 27 10:14 |
schestowitz | Kdenlive takes a little bit of practice and research but it feels easy to me now. One of the big, cool things is drag and drop additions to the story board. Just about any video or audio can be dropped in an is almost instantly available. The rendering dialog looks challenging because KDE does what they usually do and lay out all of the horrifically difficult options that other people have created with nasty formats. You can get around | Dec 27 10:15 |
schestowitz | that by sticking to Theora, which is straight forward and easy to understand. | Dec 27 10:15 |
schestowitz | Kdenlive packs some surprising power and excellent effects. The slideshow creator, a right click in the story board, is so flexible, that I've used it to render my daughter's stop motion claymation movies. There are lots of transitions and compositing works well. Basically, any still image or video type can be worked into a movie. Effects like pan, zoom, etc, are not straight forward but they are flexible and work well if you figure | Dec 27 10:15 |
schestowitz | them out. | Dec 27 10:15 |
schestowitz | There are plenty of things I have not mastered yet, but I like the films I've made. I have not figured out how to edit or fade audio, but that's something audacity is good for. My last two movie edits are relatively tight and, hopefully, amusing. I've collected most of them them here. This is a pan and zoom movie where I tried to highlight seaguls. Here's a a movie where I've combined the output from three very different cameras. Here' | Dec 27 10:15 |
schestowitz | s a movie where I've had a little more fun with title overlays. The last two movies both use slow motion and attempt to make a narrative from several perspectives. | Dec 27 10:15 |
schestowitz | " | Dec 27 10:15 |
schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3452288 | Dec 27 10:15 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com reshared: #humor #lol | Dec 27 10:15 |
TechrightsBot-tr | Photo by manuelalvarezmolina@joindiaspora.com: https://joindiaspora.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/images/thumb_medium_e7c17559cba2d21ef873.jpg | Dec 27 10:15 |
schestowitz | It happens. I once took a ride on a really nice day. The air was cool and refreshing, it felt so good I started thinking about it. The sun on my skin, the crispness of the air, the wind in my hair ... and that's when I realized I had forgotten my helmet."7 | Dec 27 10:15 |
iophk | http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/internet/10538688/The-state-should-be-exposing-the-cyber-snoops-not-joining-them.html | Dec 27 11:21 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.telegraph.co.uk | The state should be exposing the cyber-snoops, not joining them - Telegraph [ http://ur1.ca/g9ozx ] | Dec 27 11:21 |
schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3452288 | Dec 27 11:24 |
schestowitz | tongue1 Checklist time!"77" | Dec 27 11:24 |
schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/u/jgb | Dec 27 11:26 |
schestowitz | Jacob Georg Benz has started sharing with you!"777" | Dec 27 11:26 |
schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3454406 | Dec 27 11:30 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Surveillance and blackmail against everyone, where even the domestic population is treated like an enemy, historically a symptom of empire | Dec 27 11:30 |
schestowitz | "It's a symptom of the decline phase of empire." | Dec 27 11:30 |
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Sosumi | and the year is almost over | Dec 27 12:55 |
Sosumi | but no worries, next year will be the gnu/linux desktop year :P | Dec 27 12:57 |
Sosumi | aside from the obvious joke there | Dec 27 12:59 |
Sosumi | I can say that one most significant things that happened this year in the gnu/linux scene of things was the steam box | Dec 27 13:00 |
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iophk | http://www.engadget.com/2013/12/27/nokia-kills-here-maps-blames-ios-7/ | Dec 27 13:24 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.engadget.com | Nokia pulls Here Maps from the App Store, blames iOS 7 [ http://ur1.ca/g9pez ] | Dec 27 13:24 |
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schestowitz | Sosumi: we;re there already | Dec 27 16:29 |
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iophk | http://www.develop-online.net/news/mark-pincus-asks-obama-to-pardon-snowden/0187606 | Dec 27 17:38 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.develop-online.net | Mark Pincus asks Obama to pardon Snowden | Latest news from the game development industry | Develop [ http://ur1.ca/g9qn1 ] | Dec 27 17:39 |
DaemonFC | shared a link. | Dec 27 17:54 |
DaemonFC | 25 seconds ago · Edited | Dec 27 17:54 |
DaemonFC | http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTU1MTc | Dec 27 17:54 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.phoronix.com | [Phoronix] Hope Seems Lost In Running OS X Binaries On Linux [ http://ur1.ca/g9qq0 ] | Dec 27 17:54 |
DaemonFC | I don't know why this project even started. Apple OS X gives you the worst of all worlds. It is proprietary and malicious software, it is technically deficient, it's very hard to use, it is relatively obscure, and it doesn't have any must have apps. | Dec 27 17:54 |
DaemonFC | Everything I'd use it for already has better open source alternatives that run on GNU/Linux. | Dec 27 17:54 |
DaemonFC | I don't like Wine, and I avoid Windows programs for the most part, but I can at least understand why Wine exists. | Dec 27 17:54 |
MinceR | people often depend on proprietary and malicious software | Dec 27 17:55 |
cubezzz | it was open, then it was closed, now it's somewhat open :) | Dec 27 17:56 |
cubezzz | Unix v6 license was initially about 100 bucks | Dec 27 17:57 |
cubezzz | trouble was you needed a PDP-11 or a Interdata to run it | Dec 27 17:57 |
MinceR | :) | Dec 27 17:58 |
cubezzz | but you got everything: all source for the libs, device drivers, kernel and user programs | Dec 27 17:58 |
DaemonFC | Yeah. Solaris is now mostly proprietary again. | Dec 27 17:59 |
cubezzz | and a snobol interpreter :) | Dec 27 17:59 |
DaemonFC | Most of the source still gets released, months later, under the CDDL. | Dec 27 17:59 |
DaemonFC | But the Solaris kernel is fully proprietary again. | Dec 27 17:59 |
cubezzz | there's a new fork of Solaris | Dec 27 17:59 |
cubezzz | have you heard of OpenSXCE? | Dec 27 17:59 |
DaemonFC | You can still get the kernel source code up to what Oracle released in 2010, as CDDL. | Dec 27 17:59 |
DaemonFC | But, there will probably never be another CDDL code drop of the Solaris kernel. | Dec 27 18:00 |
cubezzz | http://www.opensxce.org | Dec 27 18:00 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.opensxce.org | OpenSXCE 2013.05 LiveDVD | Dec 27 18:00 |
DaemonFC | Oh, yeah, people can fork the 2010 release of the kernel, but it's going to be fragmented and not 100% compatible, which is basically what Oracle intended when they did that. | Dec 27 18:00 |
DaemonFC | And there's no guarantee that that policy won't spread to the rest of their system. | Dec 27 18:01 |
DaemonFC | Oracle is probably steaming mad that Sun ever released anything at all as open source. | Dec 27 18:01 |
DaemonFC | Oracle is not an open source software company. | Dec 27 18:02 |
DaemonFC | Very nearly everything they have as open source is due to a legacy status as open source from before they acquired it. | Dec 27 18:02 |
DaemonFC | People should avoid them, and even their GNU/Linux distribution. | Dec 27 18:02 |
DaemonFC | Hostile company. | Dec 27 18:02 |
DaemonFC | If there was some legal way of changing the license to their GNU/Linux system to a proprietary one, they'd do it. | Dec 27 18:03 |
cubezzz | http://www.maxhost.org/other/retro-mwm-desktop.png | Dec 27 18:03 |
iophk | Solaris is moribund or dead. Most developers seem to have moved to Illumos. | Dec 27 18:04 |
iophk | http://wiki.illumos.org/display/illumos/About+illumos | Dec 27 18:04 |
TechrightsBot-tr | wiki.illumos.org | About illumos - illumos - illumos wiki [ http://ur1.ca/g9qrr ] | Dec 27 18:04 |
DaemonFC | I said my opinion of Richard Stallman on Facebook. | Dec 27 18:04 |
DaemonFC | I said he may not be the smartest person on the planet, but he's probably in the top 100. | Dec 27 18:04 |
DaemonFC | Which is not bad when the human population is near 7 billion. | Dec 27 18:05 |
cubezzz | let's not forget Thompson and Ritchie | Dec 27 18:06 |
schestowitz | https://twitter.com/Messgorough/status/416624896316551168 | Dec 27 18:06 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @Messgorough: @schestowitz Apple has never competed neither has it's OS ever surpassed Android or in it's day.....Symbian. | Dec 27 18:06 |
cubezzz | and Tanenbaum also deserves a mention | Dec 27 18:07 |
cubezzz | he was in the mix relatively early | Dec 27 18:07 |
DaemonFC | There wouldn't be a GNU/Linux system without MINIX. | Dec 27 18:08 |
DaemonFC | MINIX was the system that Linux was developed on, because it was relatively free and open for the time period. | Dec 27 18:08 |
DaemonFC | If Torvalds wasn't able to get a copy of it, then he wouldn't have had a system to develop Linux on. | Dec 27 18:09 |
DaemonFC | So, it is part of the GNU/Linux legacy. A major one. | Dec 27 18:09 |
cubezzz | Torvalds could have started on Unix v7 or even v6 | Dec 27 18:09 |
cubezzz | Minix was a clone of Unix after all | Dec 27 18:09 |
cubezzz | but as far as I know, no one did | Dec 27 18:10 |
DaemonFC | Right, but I understand it was expensive and didn't support IBM PCs? | Dec 27 18:10 |
DaemonFC | Wasn't the only other "affordable" PC port Microsoft XENIX? | Dec 27 18:10 |
cubezzz | well it got ported to a bunch of different things | Dec 27 18:10 |
DaemonFC | You could get that for less than $100 at Radio Shack, back when Radio Shack had that sort of stuff, and before it turned into a glorified cell phone store. | Dec 27 18:11 |
DaemonFC | But XENIX source code wasn't available. | Dec 27 18:11 |
DaemonFC | It was 100% proprietary. | Dec 27 18:11 |
cubezzz | based on Unix v7 which was available for $$$ | Dec 27 18:11 |
DaemonFC | You got the MINIX source code just for buying the book, and you were allowed to modify it. | Dec 27 18:11 |
DaemonFC | I think that the book was like $70? | Dec 27 18:11 |
cubezzz | Prentice Hall, yeah | Dec 27 18:12 |
cubezzz | I bought it | Dec 27 18:12 |
cubezzz | around $90 Canadian | Dec 27 18:12 |
DaemonFC | That was basically unheard of back then. | Dec 27 18:12 |
DaemonFC | So, XENIX ran on PCs and wasn't too much more expensive, but you got no source code and no rights to modify or share it. | Dec 27 18:12 |
DaemonFC | So it was licensed like DOS or Windows. | Dec 27 18:13 |
cubezzz | no, Xenix didn't start on PCs | Dec 27 18:13 |
DaemonFC | You could get it for PC. | Dec 27 18:13 |
DaemonFC | I've seen it running on a 286. | Dec 27 18:13 |
cubezzz | PDP-11 then Z8001 then 68000 and after that x86 | Dec 27 18:14 |
cubezzz | sure there was a 8086 one too | Dec 27 18:14 |
cubezzz | cut down from the original v7, so it was worse | Dec 27 18:14 |
DaemonFC | My first IBM PC (clone) was using a 386. | Dec 27 18:14 |
DaemonFC | But it was one of those mobile 386 SX things. | Dec 27 18:14 |
DaemonFC | It was good enough to run DOS. | Dec 27 18:15 |
cubezzz | the problem was everyone who bought licensed Unix v7 created a closed source version to sell | Dec 27 18:15 |
DaemonFC | I saw a Crime Stoppers ad on TV this morning. Someone broke into the AT&T store on Lima Road in Fort Wayne, and stole a bunch of tablets and phones. | Dec 27 18:16 |
DaemonFC | They're all locked, so that you can only activate them on AT&T. | Dec 27 18:17 |
DaemonFC | As soon as someone powers them on, it will start giving out their GPS location. | Dec 27 18:17 |
DaemonFC | I wonder what they plan to do with them. | Dec 27 18:17 |
cubezzz | it was all shared via 9-track mag tape | Dec 27 18:17 |
DaemonFC | I had an Amiga and a Commodore 64 before that. | Dec 27 18:19 |
cubezzz | Xenix was kind of a step backwards | Dec 27 18:19 |
DaemonFC | The Amiga was considerably better, but the software development was going towards DOS. | Dec 27 18:19 |
DaemonFC | Microsoft didn't support Xenix for very long. | Dec 27 18:21 |
DaemonFC | Pretty much everything that they didn't have 100% control over was just a way to poach customers and get government contracts. | Dec 27 18:22 |
DaemonFC | The goal was always to move them to DOS or Windows later. | Dec 27 18:22 |
cubezzz | there's 2.11BSD for PDP-11 and 4.3BSD for Vax | Dec 27 18:25 |
cubezzz | they're still maintained | Dec 27 18:26 |
cubezzz | all with device driver code of course | Dec 27 18:29 |
DaemonFC | http://toastytech.com/guis/win8sp1.html | Dec 27 18:29 |
TechrightsBot-tr | toastytech.com | Windows 8 Service Pack 1 (Windows 8.1) | Dec 27 18:29 |
cubezzz | all the DEC hardware was well documented too, no secret chips were used | Dec 27 18:30 |
cubezzz | http://www.maxhost.org/other/vax-4.3bsd.png | Dec 27 18:33 |
DaemonFC | The older I get, the more pills I take. :P | Dec 27 18:37 |
DaemonFC | I'm up to three every day now. | Dec 27 18:37 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 27 18:37 |
DaemonFC | I gave up on that Polari IRC client for now. | Dec 27 18:38 |
DaemonFC | It is very incomplete and mostly unusable except as maybe alpha-quality software for people that are just curious. | Dec 27 18:38 |
DaemonFC | It's not good enough to be an every day IRC program. | Dec 27 18:38 |
DaemonFC | I switched back to HexChat. | Dec 27 18:38 |
DaemonFC | Xchat is unmaintained now. Fedora still patches it up well enough to work and to patch security issues. | Dec 27 18:39 |
DaemonFC | Upstream isn't even accepting the patches, so I think it's obvious that the HexChat fork is now the way to go if you liked Xchat. | Dec 27 18:39 |
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DaemonFC | I think that to avoid confusion, there should be an official deprecation of Xchat and a dummy package that takes people to HexChat and is later removed from the system. | Dec 27 18:40 |
DaemonFC | The dummy package could also migrate your Xchat settings. | Dec 27 18:41 |
DaemonFC | I think that upstream has abandoned Xchat for something like 3, almost 4 years now. | Dec 27 18:41 |
DaemonFC | I guess it could live on the same way xmms did. :P | Dec 27 18:42 |
DaemonFC | Until there's just no way to support it any longer. | Dec 27 18:42 |
DaemonFC | Eventually, distributions will want to remove GTK+ 2.x. It will be several years. | Dec 27 18:42 |
DaemonFC | The reasoning for dropping xmms was that nobody was going to port it to GTK+ 2 and it was the last package that still used GTK+ 1. | Dec 27 18:43 |
DaemonFC | Fedora held on to xmms for a long time. | Dec 27 18:43 |
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Sosumi | I was just joking when I mentioned the "year of the desktop linux" | Dec 27 18:55 |
Sosumi | and from my POV, desktop linux is great | Dec 27 18:55 |
Sosumi | the only workings gnu/linux needs as a whole is the ease to install proprietary drivers | Dec 27 18:56 |
Sosumi | like the nvidia ones | Dec 27 18:56 |
Sosumi | also I think I'll be pulling the trigger on a maxed dell precision t7600 to replace one of my mac pros | Dec 27 18:58 |
Sosumi | which also means the I'm departing from osx for some of my stuff | Dec 27 18:58 |
Sosumi | after one year of getting things ready | Dec 27 18:59 |
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iophk | http://theconversation.com/facebooks-so-uncool-but-its-morphing-into-a-different-beast-21548 | Dec 27 20:00 |
TechrightsBot-tr | theconversation.com | Facebook's so uncool, but it's morphing into a different beast [ http://ur1.ca/g9gkt ] | Dec 27 20:00 |
iophk | http://torrentfreak.com/google-discarded-21000000-takedown-requests-in-2013-131227/ | Dec 27 20:07 |
TechrightsBot-tr | torrentfreak.com | Google Discarded 21,000,000 Takedown Requests in 2013 | TorrentFreak [ http://ur1.ca/g9rd1 ] | Dec 27 20:07 |
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DaemonFC | Sosumi, We don't need proprietary drivers. | Dec 27 20:41 |
DaemonFC | We need to support the companies that provide usable Free drivers whenever we can do that. | Dec 27 20:41 |
Sosumi | well ofc | Dec 27 20:41 |
DaemonFC | The open source Radeon driver is getting quite good. | Dec 27 20:42 |
Sosumi | but until the mentality finally changes | Dec 27 20:42 |
DaemonFC | I removed the proprietary one a while ago. | Dec 27 20:42 |
Sosumi | are they also good for opencl? | Dec 27 20:42 |
DaemonFC | For some time, it was only usable for basic use cases, like it would run kwin and Mutter with decent support, but now it's even running my video games at full speed. | Dec 27 20:42 |
DaemonFC | So, instead of proprietary drivers, people should just be using the latest version of Fedora. | Dec 27 20:43 |
Sosumi | yes, but do the free drivers support opencl? | Dec 27 20:43 |
DaemonFC | It's the easiest way to make sure everything works well, and probably 95% of Radeon users don't even need to do anything else. | Dec 27 20:43 |
DaemonFC | Well, I haven't paid close attention to that. | Dec 27 20:43 |
DaemonFC | I know there's something called Gallium Compute and that AMD is working on supporting that in the open source driver. | Dec 27 20:44 |
DaemonFC | I don't know what hardware that works with, or to what extent, but the 3d/OpenGL support is very good. | Dec 27 20:44 |
Sosumi | that's nice, I'll have to check Gallium Compute then | Dec 27 20:45 |
DaemonFC | It's a Catalyst replacement on my Radeon HD 5670, and from the Phoronix benchmarks, the support is very good to excellent up through the 7000 series. | Dec 27 20:45 |
DaemonFC | If you're going to go with an IGP, then definitely get an all-AMD system. | Dec 27 20:45 |
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DaemonFC | Intel doesn't support Gallium3d. | Dec 27 20:45 |
DaemonFC | They're basically the only user of Classic Mesa that's left. | Dec 27 20:46 |
DaemonFC | And they might maintain it well enough for Intel hardware, but Gallium3d is just better in every case that I've seen both a classic and a gallium driver in action on the same hardware. | Dec 27 20:46 |
DaemonFC | When Fedora switched me from Classic to Gallium, my card got faster, there were fewer rendering glitches, and the performance immediately improved. | Dec 27 20:47 |
DaemonFC | So, I think that Intel hardware could be faster if they'd switch to Gallium. | Dec 27 20:47 |
DaemonFC | There's a much larger difference in performance between Intel's Windows driver and their open source Linux driver, and I believe that's why. | Dec 27 20:47 |
DaemonFC | There's bottlenecks in their Linux stack and they're not showing any interest in getting rid of those because they don't want to do the porting work. | Dec 27 20:48 |
DaemonFC | The performance on Linux isn't bad, but I think that holding out on Classic Mesa is bringing their 3d performance down 15-20%. | Dec 27 20:48 |
DaemonFC | So, that's not good. | Dec 27 20:49 |
DaemonFC | AMD went ahead and just rewrote the driver, which probably set them back several months, but with better results in the end. | Dec 27 20:49 |
DaemonFC | Every Radeon that's newer than like 2003 is using DRI2, kernel mode setting, and Gallium3d now. | Dec 27 20:50 |
DaemonFC | The older hardware still works, but eventually it will end up being unsupported because it's just too much work to maintain and there's not enough of it left to be properly tested. | Dec 27 20:51 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 27 20:51 |
DaemonFC | The hardware that's older than ~2001 is in the process of being dropped from Fedora. | Dec 27 20:51 |
DaemonFC | That's not really as big of a deal as it sounds. Very little of it is actually still in use, and people that still rely on it can make a pretty easy transition from Fedora to one of the Red Hat Enterprise Linux clones based on RHEL 7, and then they can just keep using it for another 10 years or until the machine fails. | Dec 27 20:53 |
DaemonFC | So, 23 years of hardware support for consumer PC hardware is pretty fantastic. You never get anything like that on Windows. | Dec 27 20:53 |
DaemonFC | On Windows, there's a lot of XP-era hardware where nobody was even able to install Vista, and they bought the computer in 2005, and Vista was out in 2006. | Dec 27 20:54 |
DaemonFC | I got into that situation twice. The first time was when I had a 3dfx Voodoo card that I was using on Windows 98, and there was never an official Windows XP driver for it, so that machine was stuck on Windows Me. Then there was a laptop I bought in 2005 that didn't have a Vista driver for the radeon chipset in 2006! | Dec 27 20:55 |
DaemonFC | So, I just switched that machine over to GNU/Linux and it kept working until I sold the laptop on Craigslist last year. Those old ATI IGPs were never really all that fun to have to....use. Their newer ones are much better. | Dec 27 20:56 |
Sosumi | all I have at moment is a custom built pc tower with 4 gtx titans | Dec 27 21:05 |
Sosumi | that I built as test bed for gnu/linux | Dec 27 21:06 |
DaemonFC | From a post on my Facebook wall: | Dec 27 21:07 |
DaemonFC | But, would we really want a GNU/Linux port of iTunes? It's already the worst program available for Windows. I've had people bring in their Windows computers that stopped working *because* iTunes was installed. It's happened on at least three occasions. Upgrading to Windows XP Service Pack 3 with iTunes installed caused Windows to fail to boot. Upgrading to Windows Vista Service Pack 1 did the same thing. Then the same thing happened to some | Dec 27 21:07 |
DaemonFC | users when they upgraded from Windows Vista to Windows 7. iTunes for Windows uses several hundred megabytes of RAM, does not respect the Windows Human Interface Guidelines, installs unrelated software that the user didn't ask for, installs insecure system level services that are frequently used by malware to help themselves circumvent process integrity tokens, and are using many Apple libraries that are inefficient, slow, and poorly ported. | Dec 27 21:07 |
DaemonFC | Then when you get it, you have this behemoth that inflicts Digital Restrictions Malware on your movies, videos, and books, and prevents you from sharing copies to help your friends. | Dec 27 21:07 |
DaemonFC | Friends don't let friends buy Apple! (Well, they can buy whatever they want. It's their money. But, they should have some idea of what they're getting into....) | Dec 27 21:07 |
DaemonFC | *it is using | Dec 27 21:08 |
DaemonFC | rather | Dec 27 21:08 |
Sosumi | why would anyone want to use itunes? to get bombarded with adds for booincee? dustin beever? or milley virus? | Dec 27 21:09 |
Sosumi | or the other kyloton of garbage that composes the top page of itunes | Dec 27 21:09 |
Sosumi | for winblows users eac+foobar is ok | Dec 27 21:10 |
Sosumi | or the monkey player | Dec 27 21:11 |
MinceR | to put files on their hypePhone | Dec 27 21:11 |
Sosumi | for gnu/linux, amarok and cd extraction with the kde burner is also fine | Dec 27 21:11 |
MinceR | which they bought so they could be a member of the cult | Dec 27 21:11 |
Sosumi | hypePhone is kind of garbage | Dec 27 21:11 |
Sosumi | only 1GB of ram on the latest model | Dec 27 21:12 |
Sosumi | the cheaper priced note 3 has 3GB | Dec 27 21:12 |
Sosumi | and I don't need to fake apple certificates in order to install my own stuff on the phone | Dec 27 21:13 |
Sosumi | through itunes without jailbraking | Dec 27 21:13 |
Sosumi | and I don't think that's possible anymore | Dec 27 21:13 |
Sosumi | but at least was during the iphone 3g days | Dec 27 21:14 |
Sosumi | *possible | Dec 27 21:14 |
DaemonFC | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IKE2lCoNqY | Dec 27 21:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.youtube.com | Miley Cyrus - Wrecking Ball PARODY - YouTube [ http://ur1.ca/g2ry9 ] | Dec 27 21:14 |
DaemonFC | B-) | Dec 27 21:14 |
Sosumi | lol | Dec 27 21:15 |
DaemonFC | I've been using GNOME Web more lately. | Dec 27 21:16 |
DaemonFC | I noticed that it can play WebM and h264, so I don't need Flash. | Dec 27 21:16 |
DaemonFC | Some sites seem to treat it as a mobile browser though... Not sure why that happens. | Dec 27 21:17 |
Sosumi | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YNb_SSE-jVc | Dec 27 21:17 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.youtube.com | Dio - Sacred Heart - HD Live - YouTube [ http://ur1.ca/g9rom ] | Dec 27 21:17 |
Sosumi | I wish they still made music like that | Dec 27 21:17 |
DaemonFC | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4OwxI8QVTU | Dec 27 21:17 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.youtube.com | Lady Gaga - Applause (Official) PARODY - YouTube [ http://ur1.ca/g9rop ] | Dec 27 21:17 |
MinceR | maybe its UserAgent string looks mobile-ish | Dec 27 21:18 |
Sosumi | no idea | Dec 27 21:18 |
DaemonFC | Well, most of Youtube and some porn sites use HTML 5 now. | Dec 27 21:18 |
DaemonFC | Flash is clearly on the way out. That's good. | Dec 27 21:18 |
Sosumi | lol, I wander how you know that, porn sites, lol | Dec 27 21:19 |
DaemonFC | Because I'm a guy. | Dec 27 21:21 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 27 21:21 |
DaemonFC | Gadgets, video games, and porn. | Dec 27 21:22 |
DaemonFC | You get an Android phone and start trying to make it play video games and porn. | Dec 27 21:22 |
DaemonFC | It's just natural. | Dec 27 21:22 |
DaemonFC | The first thing that I ended up having an argument with Tim about was the "You don't flush condoms!" argument. | Dec 27 21:23 |
DaemonFC | I've never actually had them plug up the toilet (some people have I've heard), but my mom was over one day and flushed the toilet, and one surfaced. That was probably 5-6 years ago. | Dec 27 21:24 |
DaemonFC | So, today's PSA is don't flush condoms. | Dec 27 21:24 |
DaemonFC | That's really what they need to be researching. Flushable condoms. | Dec 27 21:25 |
DaemonFC | Maybe Bill Gates can give them some money to do that. | Dec 27 21:25 |
DaemonFC | Sosumi, A funny thing happened in Texas today. | Dec 27 21:32 |
DaemonFC | The state government passed harsh laws because of the "knockout game", which black teenagers are supposedly playing with white people as the victims. | Dec 27 21:32 |
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DaemonFC | So, it passed due to racist hysteria, and then the first person actually arrested and charged under the new law is a white teenager that assaulted a 79 year old black man. | Dec 27 21:33 |
DaemonFC | http://www.dailykos.com/story/2013/12/26/1265483/-Racial-Narrative-Of-Knockout-Game-Blown-As-White-Guy-Clobbers-Elderly-Black-Man?detail=facebook | Dec 27 21:33 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.dailykos.com | Daily Kos: Racial Narrative Of Knockout Game Blown As White Guy Clobbers Elderly Black Man [ http://ur1.ca/g9rve ] | Dec 27 21:33 |
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Sosumi | lol | Dec 27 21:35 |
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Sosumi | I'm not really into pron, I'd prefer the real thing way more, but nvm on that | Dec 27 21:36 |
Sosumi | I'll be wearing my wizard cloak in 6 years | Dec 27 21:37 |
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Sosumi | as for the knockout game, | Dec 27 21:37 |
Sosumi | it's dumb and ppl can actually get killed | Dec 27 21:37 |
DaemonFC | The problem with porn is that it sets your expectations too high. | Dec 27 21:38 |
DaemonFC | And then your significant other finds your stash and yells at you and asks why they aren't good enough. | Dec 27 21:38 |
Sosumi | broken necks, falling on the street and getting run over by a passing car/bus | Dec 27 21:38 |
DaemonFC | Then you counter with "But you're not always here!" and then they say "So now I'm not spending enough time with you!?" | Dec 27 21:38 |
DaemonFC | So, it rapidly deteriorates from there and there's no way to win that argument. | Dec 27 21:39 |
Sosumi | my secret stash is filled of math and computer pron | Dec 27 21:39 |
Sosumi | and anime.... | Dec 27 21:39 |
Sosumi | featuring giant mechas | Dec 27 21:39 |
Sosumi | so I guess I'm always safe | Dec 27 21:40 |
DaemonFC | And then later, you really do want to have sex and they pick up where they left off. | Dec 27 21:40 |
DaemonFC | "Oh, I'm not one of those models on those porn sites, so just go in there and flip the computer on, you animal!" | Dec 27 21:40 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 27 21:41 |
Sosumi | lol | Dec 27 21:41 |
DaemonFC | So, yeah, porn came back to bite me last weekend. | Dec 27 21:42 |
Sosumi | I guess that in no time you'll be able to 3d print living tissue | Dec 27 21:42 |
Sosumi | and you'll be able to make your dream girl when that happens | Dec 27 21:42 |
Sosumi | but tell, how did pron came back to bite you | Dec 27 21:43 |
Sosumi | or don't tell :P | Dec 27 22:02 |
Sosumi | http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-12-27/france-wants-tax-youtube-and-facebook-videos | Dec 27 22:02 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.zerohedge.com | France Wants To Tax YouTube And Facebook Videos | Zero Hedge [ http://ur1.ca/g9rzn ] | Dec 27 22:02 |
Sosumi | or they'll surrender | Dec 27 22:02 |
Sosumi | http://rt.com/news/underreported-news-stories-2013-836/ | Dec 27 22:07 |
TechrightsBot-tr | rt.com | NO TITLE [ http://ur1.ca/g9s0f ] | Dec 27 22:07 |
Sosumi | Swartz, Fracking, Manning, GMO: 13 most underreported news stories of 2013 | Dec 27 22:07 |
Sosumi | nor real news about gene patenting | Dec 27 22:08 |
Sosumi | Swartz didn't even make it to portuguese news | Dec 27 22:09 |
Sosumi | and since I'm in an EU country | Dec 27 22:09 |
Sosumi | what else didn't make it to the news | Dec 27 22:09 |
Sosumi | outside of a small 5 secs tidbit | Dec 27 22:09 |
Sosumi | the banking and fiscal union! | Dec 27 22:10 |
Sosumi | what else didn't make it to the news? the eurocorps | Dec 27 22:10 |
Sosumi | but hey as long as there is Mourinho, Ronaldo and whatever, no one cares | Dec 27 22:11 |
Sosumi | teardowns of the buttplug pro have shown up | Dec 27 22:19 |
Sosumi | and a major flaw has been detected, at least by me, | Dec 27 22:20 |
Sosumi | voltage regulators on the gpu cards aren't cooled | Dec 27 22:20 |
Sosumi | and that never happens with high end cards | Dec 27 22:20 |
Sosumi | they're just standing there with no contact with the central heathsink nor have a small heathsink on top | Dec 27 22:21 |
Sosumi | and those things do get hot | Dec 27 22:21 |
Sosumi | and cram is way too near the gpu | Dec 27 22:22 |
Sosumi | *vram | Dec 27 22:22 |
Sosumi | I pretty much doubt the reliability of the system in the long term | Dec 27 22:22 |
Sosumi | http://blog.macsales.com/22108-new-mac-pro-2013-teardown | Dec 27 22:23 |
TechrightsBot-tr | blog.macsales.com | New Mac Pro 2013 Teardown | Other World Computing Blog [ http://ur1.ca/g9s2c ] | Dec 27 22:23 |
Sosumi | and I pretty much doubt about voltage stability into that thing | Dec 27 22:24 |
MinceR | that's ok, those aren't high end cards :> | Dec 27 22:24 |
Sosumi | simply because even single slot boards have more capacitors that, including passively cooled ones than that | Dec 27 22:25 |
Sosumi | no | Dec 27 22:25 |
Sosumi | I'm starting to think they are underclocked 7850 | Dec 27 22:25 |
Sosumi | since in single gpu bench it can't even beat a gtx680 | Dec 27 22:26 |
Sosumi | crapple is selling you planned obsolescence with that thing | Dec 27 22:28 |
MinceR | the underclocking and the crApple retardation are what makes them non-high-end :> | Dec 27 22:28 |
Sosumi | yet, they're charging as it it was high end | Dec 27 22:29 |
DaemonFC | The last big problem for the open source radeon driver is power management. | Dec 27 22:29 |
DaemonFC | Proper power management support exists in Linux 3.12, but it's not stable on every card, so it's not on by default. | Dec 27 22:29 |
DaemonFC | I've forced it on with my card (Radeon HD 5670), and it hasn't caused problems. | Dec 27 22:29 |
MinceR | well yes, the price was always "high end" :> | Dec 27 22:30 |
Sosumi | the problem is that now they actually went full retardom with the pricing | Dec 27 22:31 |
MinceR | they create demand with high prices | Dec 27 22:31 |
Sosumi | it's like if they had no shame or guilt | Dec 27 22:31 |
Sosumi | yes, just like Bernays said on Propaganda | Dec 27 22:31 |
MinceR | they have no shame or guilt | Dec 27 22:31 |
MinceR | they never had any | Dec 27 22:31 |
Sosumi | I kind of quoted him, but at least they could have kept some morals when pricing their stuff | Dec 27 22:32 |
MinceR | this is the company that takes what others build, sells it and then screams that others have "stolen" it from them | Dec 27 22:32 |
MinceR | and sues everyone | Dec 27 22:32 |
Sosumi | yeah, but back in 2004 and so on to 2009 | Dec 27 22:33 |
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Sosumi | they actually had nice stuff that was reasonably priced | Dec 27 22:34 |
Sosumi | but now, they're asking way more for a lot less | Dec 27 22:34 |
Sosumi | or crippled in a way or another | Dec 27 22:34 |
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MinceR | what nice stuff? | Dec 27 22:34 |
Sosumi | powermacs | Dec 27 22:34 |
MinceR | well, those are valued merely because they're based on PowerPC | Dec 27 22:34 |
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MinceR | and not many computers are/were | Dec 27 22:34 |
MinceR | as far as i can tell | Dec 27 22:35 |
Sosumi | top of the line models were way cheaper than an equivalent IBM powerstation | Dec 27 22:35 |
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Sosumi | the mac pros were also nice | Dec 27 22:35 |
Sosumi | and decently priced | Dec 27 22:35 |
Sosumi | specially if you equated the student discount | Dec 27 22:35 |
DaemonFC | http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTUxNTk | Dec 27 22:38 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.phoronix.com | [Phoronix] 13 Reasons Linux 3.13 Is Going To Be Very Exciting [ http://ur1.ca/g9s48 ] | Dec 27 22:38 |
DaemonFC | The dynamic power management support in Radeon will be on by default in Linux 3.13. | Dec 27 22:38 |
DaemonFC | People using Radeon HD 7000 series or higher should switch to a Linux 3.13 pre-release immediately. | Dec 27 22:39 |
DaemonFC | You can't switch to the higher clock speeds without DPM on those cards, apparently. | Dec 27 22:39 |
DaemonFC | The older kernels would just put the card in High Performance mode all the time. | Dec 27 22:39 |
DaemonFC | Noisy, but fast. :P | Dec 27 22:40 |
DaemonFC | https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/RawhideKernelNodebug | Dec 27 22:40 |
TechrightsBot-tr | fedoraproject.org | RawhideKernelNodebug - FedoraProject [ http://ur1.ca/g9s4f ] | Dec 27 22:40 |
Sosumi | well that's nice | Dec 27 22:41 |
Sosumi | and it seems iptables are going away | Dec 27 22:41 |
DaemonFC | hmmm | Dec 27 22:42 |
MinceR | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veblen_goods | Dec 27 22:42 |
TechrightsBot-tr | en.wikipedia.org | Veblen good - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia [ http://ur1.ca/g9s4l ] | Dec 27 22:42 |
DaemonFC | The rawhide kernel is still 3.12.5 right now. | Dec 27 22:42 |
DaemonFC | I guess I could just install the one from Koji for now. | Dec 27 22:44 |
DaemonFC | The current build has debugging turned off at the moment anyway. :P | Dec 27 22:45 |
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DaemonFC | http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=linux_39_313&num=1 | Dec 27 22:53 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.phoronix.com | [Phoronix] Linux 3.9 Through Early Linux 3.13 Kernel Benchmarks [ http://ur1.ca/g9s6i ] | Dec 27 22:53 |
DaemonFC | Basically, if you're not running Linux 3.12 yet, get it. :) | Dec 27 22:54 |
MinceR | unless you want to find out if there are any issues :> | Dec 27 22:56 |
MinceR | i mean, before upgrading | Dec 27 22:56 |
DaemonFC | http://www.dailykos.com/story/2013/11/04/1250949/-Who-Was-the-Last-President-to-Outpoll-Non-Voters | Dec 27 22:58 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.dailykos.com | Daily Kos: Who Was the Last President to Outpoll Non-Voters? [ http://ur1.ca/g9s76 ] | Dec 27 22:58 |
DaemonFC | "In the last election, voter turnout was only 53.6%. That means that, of the voting age population (VAP), 46.4% did not vote, 27.4% voted for Obama, and 25.3% voted for Romney. That's right. All of that media coverage and money, and Obama didn't even get the votes of 30% of the voting age population (or, if you check, the voting eligible population)." | Dec 27 22:58 |
DaemonFC | It reminds me of that Saturday Night Live skit in 1997 with the Bill Clinton impersonator thanking the 20-some percent of Americans that voted for him. | Dec 27 22:59 |
MinceR | i guess humans in general are just too stupid for democracy | Dec 27 22:59 |
MinceR | and all the other systems we've tried are even worse | Dec 27 22:59 |
DaemonFC | He started out by saying that he thanked the majority of Americans who voted for him, then he worked his way back to the percentage of registered voters, then the people who actually voted, and came up with something like 23%. | Dec 27 22:59 |
DaemonFC | Then he worked back from there and threw in all of the people under 18 that can't vote, and thanked the (I'm just going to say) 14% that voted for him. | Dec 27 23:00 |
DaemonFC | and that he appreciated their show of confidence :) | Dec 27 23:00 |
DaemonFC | Most people don't vote. | Dec 27 23:01 |
DaemonFC | In a way, I guess they're voting. By not showing up, they're saying that they don't care what happens, and then when whatever happens happens. | Dec 27 23:02 |
DaemonFC | The Carlin approach. | Dec 27 23:02 |
DaemonFC | *and then whatever happens happens. | Dec 27 23:02 |
MinceR | and then something bad happens and it turns out they had an idea for something better | Dec 27 23:03 |
DaemonFC | For the most part, I see my vote as, at most, nudging the election towards the less unfavorable outcome. | Dec 27 23:03 |
DaemonFC | It's going to be bad either way. | Dec 27 23:03 |
MinceR | hungary is an exception though, the majority seems to enjoy being oppressed in a fundie nazi dictatorship | Dec 27 23:03 |
DaemonFC | Hungary seems to have more extreme political parties than we do. | Dec 27 23:04 |
MinceR | yes, we have the extreme communazi parties, the extreme stupid party and the parties nobody cares about | Dec 27 23:04 |
MinceR | to be fair, nobody cares about the extreme stupid party either | Dec 27 23:04 |
DaemonFC | The Democrats are bad, the Republicans are worse, and the Tea Party Republicans are insane. | Dec 27 23:05 |
DaemonFC | So, I vote for Democrats. | Dec 27 23:05 |
MinceR | i'll vote for the biggest alliance that aims to restore democracy | Dec 27 23:06 |
MinceR | but it will fail anyway | Dec 27 23:06 |
DaemonFC | The Tea Party has pretty much gone as far as they could possibly go, and now they're starting to lose seats. | Dec 27 23:06 |
DaemonFC | The Democrats are at least moderate Keynesians. | Dec 27 23:07 |
DaemonFC | They don't go far enough. They'll never pass a stimulus program that's big enough, and they'll never propose a full employment plan. | Dec 27 23:07 |
DaemonFC | The Republicans are split. The "business Republicans" want to slash the safety net, and gorge the military contractors and big business with government handouts. | Dec 27 23:08 |
DaemonFC | and the Tea Party wants to get rid of the government completely | Dec 27 23:08 |
DaemonFC | Some businesses like that approach. | Dec 27 23:08 |
DaemonFC | No regulations. No environmental or labor standards, etc. | Dec 27 23:09 |
DaemonFC | So really, it's a civil war between businesses that want government handouts, and businesses that want the government to go away and stop bothering them while they dump toxic waste anywhere they please. | Dec 27 23:09 |
DaemonFC | The Tea Party would turn the United States into Mexico North. | Dec 27 23:10 |
DaemonFC | We're getting there, but not fast enough for them. :) | Dec 27 23:10 |
DaemonFC | In Mexico, I'd be considered "the middle class". | Dec 27 23:10 |
DaemonFC | Pretty soon I'll be "the middle class" here. | Dec 27 23:11 |
DaemonFC | That's not a good thing. Instead of moving upward into the old American-style middle class, it means that our middle class is being beaten into the ground and eventually will be as broke as I am now. | Dec 27 23:11 |
DaemonFC | That's exactly what NAFTA was designed to do. | Dec 27 23:12 |
DaemonFC | The Mexican government has basically said that they have no plans to fix the income inequality that is going on there. | Dec 27 23:13 |
DaemonFC | They have a hell of a lot of poor people, and a few that are extremely rich. | Dec 27 23:13 |
DaemonFC | That's what the United States is moving towards. | Dec 27 23:13 |
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DaemonFC | For many people, it's here now. | Dec 27 23:13 |
DaemonFC | The United States has gotten so bad, that it's at the point where it's too expensive to send jobs overseas, and companies like Apple are starting to bring them back here. | Dec 27 23:14 |
DaemonFC | Because they can pay their workers the equivalent of $6.50 (in 2002 dollars) to assemble Mac PCs. | Dec 27 23:14 |
DaemonFC | I guess it ends when we're at the point where China is outsourcing jobs to the United States and is paying us to accept their toxic waste. | Dec 27 23:15 |
Sosumi | it's the return of the plantation economy | Dec 27 23:15 |
DaemonFC | The right-wing economic endgame has always been to destroy labor and give rise to finance. It's been going on since the Reagan 80s, and we're getting very near to the ultimate goal. | Dec 27 23:21 |
DaemonFC | Banks in the United States are now borrowing money from the Federal Reserve at next to nothing. It's like 0.75%. Then they turn around and lend that money to people at 20-40% compound APR on credit cards, 4-20% for auto loans. It's really hard to get a mortgage right now because banks don't like to have that long term risk. They make a lot of money in the end, if they can convince someone else to buy the risk, but since the housing meltdown | Dec 27 23:25 |
DaemonFC | happened, that's no longer really much of an option, so there are 22 empty homes for every homeless person in America, and the banks are just sitting on them until they're fit to be torn down, then they let the taxpayers pay to tear them down. It keeps housing prices high, and increases their profits from the people they do approve for mortgages. | Dec 27 23:25 |
DaemonFC | All of the money that Congress approved for President Obama to spend on keeping people who were victimized by banks in their houses is just sitting there, untouched. He's one of their guys. Basically, he's a Republican that sometimes talks like a Democrat. | Dec 27 23:27 |
DaemonFC | That's what's really pissing people off, but I don't think they understand that he's not a liberal or a progressive. | Dec 27 23:28 |
Sosumi | same thing here | Dec 27 23:39 |
Sosumi | banks bad debt got transfered to the government and it's now sovereign debt, which prompted the bailout | Dec 27 23:40 |
Sosumi | meanwhile, the other banks are getting money from the ECB at record lows, but instead of actually lending that money, they just sit on it | Dec 27 23:41 |
Sosumi | and use it to gamble in the derivatives market | Dec 27 23:41 |
Sosumi | meanwhile, there's no job recovery, small/medium businesses are closing or relocating | Dec 27 23:42 |
Sosumi | and the entire thing is being paid by a massive taxed burden | Dec 27 23:43 |
Sosumi | *tax | Dec 27 23:43 |
Sosumi | and if you're a retiree, you may as well just drop dead | Dec 27 23:44 |
Sosumi | because the gov after confiscating secondary pensions is already announcing more pension cuts for next year | Dec 27 23:45 |
Sosumi | not mentioning that they, the retirees, actually discounted during their years on the workforce to actually receive that pension | Dec 27 23:46 |
Sosumi | because in the way pensions are being put | Dec 27 23:47 |
Sosumi | both gov and media make them seem like if they are some special favor that social security is doing | Dec 27 23:48 |
DaemonFC | Social Security in the United States would be easy to fix. | Dec 27 23:50 |
DaemonFC | They don't want to fix it. | Dec 27 23:50 |
DaemonFC | It's easier to let it go to hell, then tear it down because it's "broken". | Dec 27 23:51 |
DaemonFC | It's what the wealthy elite want to do anyway. | Dec 27 23:51 |
DaemonFC | GNOME Web is now using Webkit2 | Dec 28 00:00 |
DaemonFC | nice | Dec 28 00:00 |
MinceR | https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-frc3/1482787_473200592789269_1902900877_n.jpg | Dec 28 00:04 |
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Sosumi | I've warned countless of times that the pretest here is to deem social security unsustainable and then privatize it | Dec 28 00:30 |
Sosumi | just like they did with some public hospitals | Dec 28 00:30 |
Sosumi | but guess what happened after that | Dec 28 00:30 |
Sosumi | some ended up in need of a bail out | Dec 28 00:30 |
Sosumi | while others are being restructured | Dec 28 00:31 |
Sosumi | but here's the bigger catch | Dec 28 00:31 |
Sosumi | the direction of those hospitals was kept just like it was | Dec 28 00:32 |
Sosumi | and incompetence, as usual, was rewarded | Dec 28 00:32 |
DaemonFC | I liked Sprint on Facebook. I don't normally like companies on Facebook, but they've been pretty decent. | Dec 28 00:34 |
*DaemonFC doesn't miss AT&T at all. | Dec 28 00:34 | |
DaemonFC | I haven't found an area where I don't get at least voice calls and texts. My mom had to borrow my phone twice the other day because we were in AT&T's dead zones. :) | Dec 28 00:35 |
DaemonFC | They do shut off your data when you're using a Verizon tower though. :P | Dec 28 00:35 |
Sosumi | well that's nice | Dec 28 00:36 |
Sosumi | but facebook.......... you know that I kind of hate that company and even more its CEO | Dec 28 00:38 |
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Sosumi | he's probably one of those guys I'd love to punch all day long | Dec 28 00:38 |
DaemonFC | http://www.nytimes.com/2013/12/27/opinion/krugman-the-fear-economy.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0 | Dec 28 00:47 |
TechrightsBot-tr | myaccount.nytimes.com | Log In - The New York Times [ http://ur1.ca/g9sli ] | Dec 28 00:47 |
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MinceR | gn | Dec 28 02:10 |
DaemonFC | http://business.time.com/2013/12/26/mcdonalds-employee-website-yanked-after-ridicule/?iid=biz-article-mostpop1 | Dec 28 03:07 |
TechrightsBot-tr | business.time.com | McDonald's Employee-Resource Website Taken Down Amid Gaffes | TIME.com [ http://ur1.ca/g9t63 ] | Dec 28 03:07 |
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schestowitz | http://schestowitz.com/Weblog/archives/2013/12/28/facebbook-useless/ | Dec 28 09:35 |
TechrightsBot-tr | schestowitz.com | schestowitz.com » Blog Archive » A Year Without Facebook [ http://ur1.ca/g9um1 ] | Dec 28 09:35 |
iophk | Netcraft says the site was running M$ IIS, yet the article implies that IBM is to blame... | Dec 28 10:28 |
iophk | http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/business/retail/myer-website-down-until-further-notice-20131227-2zz91.html | Dec 28 10:28 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.brisbanetimes.com.au | Myer website down 'until further notice' [ http://ur1.ca/g9uwn ] | Dec 28 10:28 |
schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3457140 | Dec 28 10:44 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com reshared: ![](http://www.boredpanda.com/blog/wp-content/plugins/copyrightWrapper/watermark.php?display=true&image=http://bp2.uuuploads.com/cute-baby-animals/cute-baby-animals-35.jpg) | Dec 28 10:44 |
schestowitz | " miche-miche" | Dec 28 10:44 |
schestowitz | iophk: IBM installs Windows also | Dec 28 10:45 |
schestowitz | " | Dec 28 10:45 |
schestowitz | He said teams from IBM and Myer's information technology division were "working furiously" to fix the problem. | Dec 28 10:45 |
schestowitz | Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/business/retail/myer-website-down-until-further-notice-20131227-2zz91.html#ixzz2olVbiwGQ | Dec 28 10:45 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.smh.com.au | Myer website down 'until further notice' [ http://ur1.ca/g9uzn ] | Dec 28 10:45 |
schestowitz | " | Dec 28 10:45 |
schestowitz | Does tjay blame IMB? | Dec 28 10:45 |
schestowitz | That's the only sentence about IBM | Dec 28 10:46 |
schestowitz | And maybe IBM is migrating the site to system z is something | Dec 28 10:46 |
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MinceR | geekings | Dec 28 13:50 |
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iophk | (12:43:56 PM) schestowitz: And maybe IBM is migrating the site to system z is something | Dec 28 14:12 |
iophk | one can hope that they are leaving IIS | Dec 28 14:12 |
schestowitz | https://www.joindiaspora.com/posts/3457662 | Dec 28 14:23 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.joindiaspora.com | # Sorry, but it is/was a <a data-hovercard='/people/da68a1f811b0f71e' href="/u/schestowitz" class='mention hovercardable' >Dr. Roy Schestowitz (罗伊)</a> Day .... [ http://ur1.ca/g9w4s ] | Dec 28 14:23 |
schestowitz | > I dug it out of the spam catcher. there were more than 1700 spams there! | Dec 28 14:27 |
schestowitz | > wordpress does a decent job making it practical to have a comments | Dec 28 14:27 |
schestowitz | > function, and it only seems to get overzealous occasionally. sorry | Dec 28 14:27 |
schestowitz | > about that! | Dec 28 14:27 |
schestowitz | > | Dec 28 14:27 |
schestowitz | I have had the same problem, esp. in the past month. In fact, it brought apache to its knees (too much comment spam). | Dec 28 14:27 |
schestowitz | Re: http://linuxgizmos.com/linuxdevices-content-online-again/ | Dec 28 14:27 |
TechrightsBot-tr | linuxgizmos.com | LinuxDevices content returns to the Web · LinuxGizmos.com [ http://ur1.ca/g8zxz ] | Dec 28 14:27 |
schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3456540\ | Dec 28 14:31 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @linux@joindiaspora.com: Ubuntu Is Storing Wi-Fi Passwords in Clear Text by Default http://news.softpedia.com/news/Ubuntu-Is-Storing-Wi-Fi-Passwords-in-Clear-Text-By-Default-412056.shtml too bad they can't hey basics right. | Dec 28 14:31 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> news.softpedia.com | Ubuntu Is Storing Wi-Fi Passwords in Clear Text by Default [ http://ur1.ca/g9uwa ] | Dec 28 14:31 |
schestowitz | "Not just Ubuntu: All GNU Linux Distributions Store Wi-Fi Passwords in Plain Text If You Don’t Use Encryption http://news.softpedia.com/news/All-Linux-Distributions-Store-Wi-Fi-Passwords-in-Plain-Text-If-You-Don-t-Use-Encryption-412387.shtml " | Dec 28 14:31 |
TechrightsBot-tr | news.softpedia.com | All Linux Distributions Store Wi-Fi Passwords in Plain Text If You Don’t Use Encryption [ http://ur1.ca/g9w5v ] | Dec 28 14:31 |
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schestowitz | > it's such a shame! | Dec 28 14:37 |
schestowitz | > | Dec 28 14:37 |
schestowitz | > well, I tagged your comment as not spam, but now I don't see it showing | Dec 28 14:37 |
schestowitz | > up. could you please resubmit it? | Dec 28 14:37 |
schestowitz | WordPress has a funny interface. After marking as "not spam" I think one still has to go to moderation queue to mark as "approved". | Dec 28 14:37 |
schestowitz | > found it! it went to pending status; now activated! good wordpress... | Dec 28 14:42 |
schestowitz | > have a bikkie! | Dec 28 14:42 |
schestowitz | I have just checked one of my spam queues too. I think I spent days of my life in total dealing with all this Microsoft Windows spewage... usually in vain. | Dec 28 14:42 |
schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3457750 | Dec 28 14:44 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Web stats firms show #facebook declining and others suggest it'll go the way of #myspace http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2013/dec/27/facebook-dead-and-buried-to-teens-research-finds?CMP=twt_gu http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/facebook/10539274/Young-users-see-Facebook-as-dead-and-buried.html | Dec 28 14:44 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.theguardian.com | Facebook 'dead and buried to teens', research finds | Technology | The Guardian [ http://ur1.ca/g9w7s ] | Dec 28 14:44 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.telegraph.co.uk | Young users see Facebook as 'dead and buried' - Telegraph [ http://ur1.ca/g9w7t ] | Dec 28 14:44 |
schestowitz | '80% said they "were not concerned or did not care" if their personal data was available and accessed, either by an organisation or an individual" | Dec 28 14:44 |
schestowitz | NSA and corporate media: mission accomplished. They trust us! | Dec 28 14:44 |
schestowitz | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4h4kfRGuapY | Dec 28 14:45 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.youtube.com | 팩트TV Live 2013.12.28 (FactTV Korea Live) - YouTube [ http://ur1.ca/g9w84 ] | Dec 28 14:45 |
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schestowitz | > wordpress actually manages spam quite effectively. it's rare to find a | Dec 28 15:10 |
schestowitz | > false positive. so I just let it do its thing. usually it opts for | Dec 28 15:10 |
schestowitz | > putting marginal comments in the moderation queue | Dec 28 15:10 |
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iophk | old - http://www.businessinsider.com/microsoft-earns-2-billion-per-year-from-android-patent-royalties-2013-11 | Dec 28 16:51 |
iophk | "That group always seemed to be profitable, but Sherlund says it's largely because of the Android money." | Dec 28 16:51 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.businessinsider.com | Microsoft Earns $2 Billion Per Year From Android Patent Royalties - Business Insider [ http://ur1.ca/g038h ] | Dec 28 16:51 |
iophk | with the new re-org, M$ can be hiding a lot of losses using the revenue from Android. | Dec 28 16:51 |
schestowitz | If there's any at all | Dec 28 17:32 |
schestowitz | I doubt it | Dec 28 17:32 |
schestowitz | Sherlund is not credible there | Dec 28 17:32 |
schestowitz | http://techrights.org/2013/11/08/fud-campaign-analysts/ | Dec 28 17:33 |
TechrightsBot-tr | techrights.org | Nobody Knows How Much — If Anything — Microsoft Is Making From Android/Linux | Techrights [ http://ur1.ca/g05hk ] | Dec 28 17:33 |
schestowitz | "The Apple I. It was in a nice wooden box." | Dec 28 17:46 |
schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3455381 | Dec 28 17:46 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: #apple cannot complete, it is trying to ban #linux devices using lies and hype, as well as #patent #protectionism http://www.smh.com.au/business/world-business/apple-makes-new-bid-for-samsung-sales-ban-20131227-2zzcx.html | Dec 28 17:46 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.smh.com.au | Apple makes new bid for Samsung sales ban [ http://ur1.ca/g9uw7 ] | Dec 28 17:46 |
MinceR | it was in whatever the one who built it from the kit put it in, wasn't it? :> | Dec 28 17:47 |
schestowitz | iophk: am going to migrate TuxMachines | Dec 28 18:00 |
schestowitz | Could use help with DB | Dec 28 18:00 |
iophk | ok | Dec 28 18:03 |
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DaemonFC | http://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2013/12/28/mark-whittington-china-space/4209223/ | Dec 28 21:16 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.usatoday.com | U.S. can still beat China back to moon: Column [ http://ur1.ca/g9xtx ] | Dec 28 21:16 |
DaemonFC | 2 minutes ago · Edited | Dec 28 21:16 |
DaemonFC | Going back to the moon seems like a wasteful expense and a frivolous use of money. NASA already spent a lot of money on a vanity project to beat the Soviet Union to the moon. (The politicians were more concerned with projecting the United States' image as a superpower than scientific exploration. Ironically, George W. Bush threw away our position as a superpower in less than eight years by spending $10 trillion on war and tax cuts for the ri | Dec 28 21:16 |
DaemonFC | ch.) | Dec 28 21:16 |
DaemonFC | The only conceivable reason to return to the moon is because right-wing politicians have eviscerated NASA's budget (Now down to about 0.38% of federal spending) for so long that we not only no longer have a crewed space program, but most of the people who worked on the Apollo and Space Shuttle programs have retired or died. So, we have to backtrack and figure out how to do this again, as a prerequisite to a crewed mission to Mars. | Dec 28 21:16 |
DaemonFC | I've seen several realistic proposals for how we could colonize Mars. | Dec 28 21:16 |
DaemonFC | We might need to do that if we don't get our act together before Earth is a dead planet*, so the expense is justifiable. | Dec 28 21:16 |
DaemonFC | *Probably less than 100 years unless we switch to sustainable development and population growth in time. | Dec 28 21:16 |
Sosumi | so, how are you guys spending your last day of the year? | Dec 28 21:26 |
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MinceR | resting, eating, drinking, reading | Dec 28 21:28 |
Sosumi | no partying? | Dec 28 21:29 |
MinceR | listening to music, looking up stuff for a project | Dec 28 21:29 |
MinceR | it's a pretty good party, i'd say :> | Dec 28 21:29 |
Sosumi | :) | Dec 28 21:30 |
DaemonFC | I'll probably go to Bandidos and pig out, and have a couple of margaritas. | Dec 28 21:30 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 28 21:30 |
Sosumi | apparently everyone forgot about me, so I'll just be preparing for the finals and finishing the last project of the semester | Dec 28 21:35 |
Sosumi | but I guess I'll forget about them next year | Dec 28 21:35 |
DaemonFC | shared a link via Jezebel. | Dec 28 21:37 |
DaemonFC | 8 seconds ago | Dec 28 21:37 |
DaemonFC | http://trib.al/Guv2yoX | Dec 28 21:37 |
TechrightsBot-tr | jezebel.com | Teens Loathe Facebook Because of All the Old People and Baby Pics | Dec 28 21:37 |
DaemonFC | Having a baby is not an accomplishment, nor is it particularly difficult. Even some fish can do it. I don't like reading the birth announcements in newspapers, because they aren't interesting, and they fuel natalist pressure which leads to the destruction of the environment. I find the obituaries to be much more interesting to read. | Dec 28 21:37 |
DaemonFC | (paraphrasing Richard Stallman) | Dec 28 21:37 |
Sosumi | ppl creating facebook picts for children or pets | Dec 28 21:38 |
MinceR | he's right. | Dec 28 21:38 |
Sosumi | kind of resemble that movie "Final Cut" | Dec 28 21:39 |
Sosumi | in which you'd get a brain implant at birth that'd record your entire life | Dec 28 21:39 |
Sosumi | so that when you died, a "cutter", would make a movie about your life to show at the funeral | Dec 28 21:40 |
Sosumi | http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0364343/ | Dec 28 21:40 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.imdb.com | The Final Cut (2004) - IMDb | Dec 28 21:40 |
DaemonFC | shared a link via Daily Kos. | Dec 28 21:41 |
DaemonFC | 19 minutes ago · | Dec 28 21:41 |
DaemonFC | http://www.dailykos.com/story/2013/12/23/1264955/-This-graph-shows-why-solar-power-will-take-over-the-world?detail=facebook | Dec 28 21:41 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.dailykos.com | Daily Kos: This graph shows why solar power will take over the world [ http://ur1.ca/g9xwk ] | Dec 28 21:41 |
DaemonFC | The right-wing bribery organization known as ALEC is already telling the Republicans to pass laws that fine people for installing solar panels on their own rooftops. | Dec 28 21:41 |
DaemonFC | So much for freedom and liberty, huh? | Dec 28 21:41 |
DaemonFC | If I owned my own home, I'd be calling Solar City and having them install panels on my roof. | Dec 28 21:41 |
DaemonFC | You know... | Dec 28 21:41 |
Sosumi | lawl, you know.... | Dec 28 21:41 |
DaemonFC | Rand Paul went on a 20 minute speech about the government requiring water-efficient toilets. | Dec 28 21:41 |
Sosumi | if solar panels do indeed take hold | Dec 28 21:42 |
DaemonFC | He said that people should be able to choose what kind of toilet goes into their bathroom. | Dec 28 21:42 |
MinceR | well, it's their idol Ronnie Raygun who removed the solar panels from the White House | Dec 28 21:42 |
MinceR | so no surprise there | Dec 28 21:42 |
DaemonFC | Now he's saying that he wants to stop people and private businesses from installing solar panels and wind turbines | Dec 28 21:42 |
Sosumi | they'll start taxing you for every watt of electricity you produce for your own use | Dec 28 21:42 |
DaemonFC | :/ | Dec 28 21:42 |
Sosumi | just like they do in spain | Dec 28 21:42 |
MinceR | it's sad that about half of usians still take the republicans seriously | Dec 28 21:43 |
Sosumi | http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-24272061 | Dec 28 21:43 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.bbc.co.uk | BBC News - Spain’s sunshine toll: Row over proposed solar tax [ http://ur1.ca/g9xx0 ] | Dec 28 21:43 |
Sosumi | http://www.aljazeera.com/video/europe/2013/10/spain-approves-tax-solar-panels-20131088950355608.html | Dec 28 21:43 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.aljazeera.com | Spain approves tax on solar panels - Europe - Al Jazeera English [ http://ur1.ca/g9xx7 ] | Dec 28 21:43 |
Sosumi | in Spain, they tax the "daylights" out of you | Dec 28 21:44 |
DaemonFC | Does anyone know if Windows Phone lets you install Firefox? | Dec 28 21:44 |
DaemonFC | I know iPhones don't allow that. | Dec 28 21:45 |
Sosumi | no idea | Dec 28 21:45 |
DaemonFC | I'm just curious. Facebook is posting Windows phone ads. | Dec 28 21:45 |
Sosumi | I've never seen a windows phone around | Dec 28 21:45 |
DaemonFC | If a phone doesn't allow Firefox, then I don't want the phone. Period. End of discussion. :) | Dec 28 21:45 |
MinceR | it's not a real firefox | Dec 28 21:45 |
MinceR | it uses the ie "engine" on winblows phony | Dec 28 21:45 |
DaemonFC | Seriously? Ewww. | Dec 28 21:45 |
MinceR | just like on hypeOS | Dec 28 21:45 |
Sosumi | *facepalm* | Dec 28 21:46 |
DaemonFC | No, Apple booted out Firefox Home, which wasn't even a browser. | Dec 28 21:46 |
MinceR | ic | Dec 28 21:46 |
DaemonFC | Mozilla said they won't make an iOS version until Apple allow them to use Gecko. | Dec 28 21:46 |
MinceR | m$ is really desperate to force that shitty excuse for a browser on people | Dec 28 21:46 |
MinceR | since no sane person wants to use it | Dec 28 21:46 |
DaemonFC | Apple told them they could make a Firefox app as long as it was really Safari underneath. | Dec 28 21:46 |
DaemonFC | Mozilla declined, and said it was because it wouldn't really be Firefox and they couldn't really claim to support the system Webkit or fix problems with it. | Dec 28 21:47 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 28 21:47 |
DaemonFC | So, I don't know why they'd use Trident on Windows Phone. | Dec 28 21:47 |
MinceR | :) | Dec 28 21:47 |
MinceR | http://www.windowsphone.com/en-us/store/app/firefox/6544df57-dd9c-4a61-bf89-9ba3832b849c | Dec 28 21:47 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.windowsphone.com | Firefox | Windows Phone Apps+Games Store (United States) [ http://ur1.ca/g9xxk ] | Dec 28 21:47 |
MinceR | this is what i've found | Dec 28 21:47 |
MinceR | dunno if it's fake | Dec 28 21:47 |
DaemonFC | There's a lot of Android browsers that use the system Webkit, but Firefox doesn't. | Dec 28 21:47 |
MinceR | "This app is no longer published", though | Dec 28 21:47 |
DaemonFC | Neither does Opera. | Dec 28 21:47 |
DaemonFC | Opera brings along its own Webkit. | Dec 28 21:47 |
MinceR | opera switched to khtml too | Dec 28 21:48 |
DaemonFC | Google allows that too. | Dec 28 21:48 |
MinceR | oh, its own | Dec 28 21:48 |
DaemonFC | Yeah, it's webkit, but it's Opera's webkit, not the system webkit. | Dec 28 21:48 |
schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3457399 | Dec 28 21:48 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @linux@joindiaspora.com: Not just Ubuntu: All GNU Linux Distributions Store Wi-Fi Passwords in Plain Text If You Don’t Use Encryption http://news.softpedia.com/news/All-Linux-Distributions-Store-Wi-Fi-Passwords-in-Plain-Text-If-You-Don-t-Use-Encryption-412387.shtml | Dec 28 21:48 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> news.softpedia.com | All Linux Distributions Store Wi-Fi Passwords in Plain Text If You Don’t Use Encryption [ http://ur1.ca/g9w5v ] | Dec 28 21:48 |
schestowitz | "The problem is not GNU/Linux distributions, is NetworkManager" | Dec 28 21:48 |
DaemonFC | I don't see a problem with that. It should be allowed. App developers can't fix problems that occur in the system webkit, so they shouldn't have to use it. | Dec 28 21:49 |
DaemonFC | If they want to take responsibility for what their app does, they should have the choice. | Dec 28 21:49 |
MinceR | i doubt that all GNU/Linux distributions ship with NetworkManager | Dec 28 21:49 |
MinceR | TinyCore didn't have it, iirc | Dec 28 21:49 |
MinceR | at least not by default | Dec 28 21:49 |
MinceR | neither did Angstrom | Dec 28 21:50 |
DaemonFC | Firefox for Android is Gecko. Opera is using its own webkit. Chrome uses its own webkit. Browser uses system webkit. Dolphin uses the system webkit. | Dec 28 21:50 |
MinceR | so that's yet another bullshit FUD headline | Dec 28 21:50 |
DaemonFC | It took me a while to figure all of this out. | Dec 28 21:50 |
DaemonFC | I like Gecko better than Webkit in general. | Dec 28 21:50 |
DaemonFC | Though webkit has gotten better... | Dec 28 21:50 |
MinceR | so do i | Dec 28 21:50 |
MinceR | gecko doesn't crash nearly as often | Dec 28 21:50 |
DaemonFC | GNOME Web with the latest GTK Webkit and Webkit 2 enabled is very nice. | Dec 28 21:51 |
DaemonFC | Yeah, Webkit crashes sometimes, but with Webkit 2 enabled, it only crashes one tab. | Dec 28 21:51 |
DaemonFC | So, GNOME Web is more like Chrome now. | Dec 28 21:51 |
DaemonFC | in that aspect | Dec 28 21:51 |
MinceR | for me it tended to take the browser with itself | Dec 28 21:51 |
MinceR | and in the case of crashium, the kernel | Dec 28 21:51 |
DaemonFC | Well, Firefox crashes take out the whole browser, but Firefox crashing is rare these days, and it has a recovery system so it's more of a nuisance than a real problem. | Dec 28 21:52 |
DaemonFC | It will even recover text you entered in entry fields. | Dec 28 21:52 |
DaemonFC | I like GNOME Web and Firefox. They're both good browsers. | Dec 28 21:53 |
DaemonFC | Firefox is definitely easier to customize, but GNOME Web is easier to use. I like the option "Enable web advertisements" as a checkbox in the settings menu by default. | Dec 28 21:53 |
DaemonFC | Firefox is never going to do that. | Dec 28 21:53 |
DaemonFC | Instead of that stupid-ass "DNT" thing. | Dec 28 21:54 |
DaemonFC | How about not loading ads and tracking sites in the first place? | Dec 28 21:54 |
DaemonFC | Adblock Edge is the way to go, but it should be built into the browser. | Dec 28 21:54 |
DaemonFC | The setup wizard should ask the user on first start if they even want to see ads. | Dec 28 21:54 |
DaemonFC | I guess that anyone would be free to fork Firefox and build in some of the more useful extensions. | Dec 28 21:55 |
DaemonFC | Many users that come from browsers like Safari or IE don't even know that Adblock Edge exists. | Dec 28 21:55 |
DaemonFC | When I set up Firefox for Dave, I put in Adblock Edge, and showed him how much more pleasant it was to use than IE. | Dec 28 21:56 |
DaemonFC | He's been using Firefox for a couple of years now. | Dec 28 21:56 |
DaemonFC | Thanks to GNOME Web, I was able to quit using Flash and remove it. | Dec 28 21:57 |
DaemonFC | Eventually, Fedora will probably build Firefox to play h264 if gstreamer supports it. | Dec 28 21:57 |
DaemonFC | They said they wanted to wait until upstream was using gstreamer 1.x | Dec 28 21:57 |
MinceR | doesn't it support the cisco blob yet? | Dec 28 21:57 |
DaemonFC | I don't know. The upstream build of Firefox 26 plays h264. | Dec 28 21:58 |
DaemonFC | They just use the system gstreamer. | Dec 28 21:58 |
DaemonFC | The Fedora build of Firefox is just faster and more secure. | Dec 28 21:58 |
DaemonFC | Upstream builds theirs with an old gcc, without the security options turned on, and on a RHEL clone, with static linked libraries. | Dec 28 21:59 |
DaemonFC | It's like proprietary software companies would distribute software. | Dec 28 21:59 |
DaemonFC | It works, but Fedora is always building Firefox better than upstream does. | Dec 28 21:59 |
MinceR | https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/970674 | Dec 28 22:00 |
DaemonFC | It is better integrated into the system. It uses shared libraries and the latest gcc, with all of the security options of gcc turned on. | Dec 28 22:00 |
TechrightsBot-tr | support.mozilla.org | Firefox support for Windows Phone 8 | Firefox Support Forum | Mozilla Support [ http://ur1.ca/g9xyx ] | Dec 28 22:00 |
DaemonFC | And it's sandboxed with selinux. | Dec 28 22:00 |
MinceR | free software is banned from m$'s overpriced paperweights | Dec 28 22:00 |
MinceR | (and iirc it's also banned from crApple's randomly set timebombs) | Dec 28 22:00 |
DaemonFC | I'll just use Android until the next cell phone upgrade. | Dec 28 22:01 |
DaemonFC | Then I'll see if I can get a Firefox Phone. | Dec 28 22:01 |
DaemonFC | For now, Android is the best option available. | Dec 28 22:01 |
DaemonFC | I do like the overall design goal of Firefox Phone better. | Dec 28 22:01 |
MinceR | i hope Tizen succeeds in some meaningful way | Dec 28 22:02 |
DaemonFC | Android is not the best option for a mobile OS, it's just the only option. | Dec 28 22:02 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 28 22:02 |
DaemonFC | I mean, really, what else are you going to choose? Windows? iOS? | Dec 28 22:02 |
DaemonFC | Garbage, totally proprietary, locking out competing software.... | Dec 28 22:03 |
DaemonFC | Those aren't really an option for me. | Dec 28 22:03 |
MinceR | well, it's the only smartphone OS that isn't dead, apparently | Dec 28 22:04 |
DaemonFC | Android? | Dec 28 22:04 |
DaemonFC | iOS is still used. It's in decline though. | Dec 28 22:04 |
DaemonFC | Most of the people using it are not buying new devices, they just still have an iPhone 4 or something that they bought years ago. | Dec 28 22:05 |
DaemonFC | More and more of the newly activated devices are Android. | Dec 28 22:05 |
MinceR | android | Dec 28 22:05 |
DaemonFC | So, I think that as time goes on, and those old iPhones fail, more people will migrate to Android. | Dec 28 22:05 |
MinceR | hypeOS is not a smartphone OS. | Dec 28 22:05 |
DaemonFC | People are still using them because they already paid for them and they still work. | Dec 28 22:06 |
DaemonFC | It's the same reason Windows XP is still around, even though Windows 8/8.1 are out and people aren't buying it. | Dec 28 22:06 |
DaemonFC | There's still a lot of Windows XP machines out there that people have already paid for, that work "well enough". | Dec 28 22:07 |
DaemonFC | So, when those fail, they buy non-Windows devices, and Windows goes into decline. | Dec 28 22:07 |
DaemonFC | We're dealing with legacy constipation right now. | Dec 28 22:07 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 28 22:07 |
DaemonFC | with Windows XP and old iPhones. | Dec 28 22:07 |
DaemonFC | Whatever people choose today is something they'll still be using in 4-5 years until it just doesn't work anymore. | Dec 28 22:08 |
DaemonFC | So, Apple's decline will be much like the decline of Internet Explorer. | Dec 28 22:08 |
MinceR | in that case, i wonder what shenanigans will crApple try to force us to use their crap. | Dec 28 22:09 |
DaemonFC | It's already starting, MinceR. | Dec 28 22:10 |
MinceR | i'm guessing they'll try to buy and ruin all the remaining free software projects after CUPS. | Dec 28 22:10 |
DaemonFC | They launched the iPhone 5c, which is garbage at a price point that Walmart shoppers can afford. | Dec 28 22:10 |
MinceR | it's still massively overpriced | Dec 28 22:11 |
DaemonFC | Then they funded a promotion that actually paid people to take them. | Dec 28 22:11 |
DaemonFC | They marked them down to $49 with a 2 year contract, and then Apple themselves funded the $75 gift card you got for Walmart if you bought one. | Dec 28 22:11 |
MinceR | it still costs a magnitude more than an entry-level smartphone | Dec 28 22:11 |
DaemonFC | So they were paying people $26 to take the phone. | Dec 28 22:11 |
MinceR | even though it's inferior to all of them in every way | Dec 28 22:11 |
DaemonFC | Well, if you're in the budget phone market right now, the Moto G is the thing to get. | Dec 28 22:12 |
DaemonFC | They're usually free with a contract, or $199 unlocked. | Dec 28 22:12 |
MinceR | i think telcos are giving smartphones away "free" now | Dec 28 22:12 |
DaemonFC | And they're the best dub-$200 phone on the market right now | Dec 28 22:12 |
MinceR | (of course, on the long run, it's going to cost the customer plenty) | Dec 28 22:12 |
DaemonFC | Yeah. Sprint has the best deal. | Dec 28 22:12 |
DaemonFC | $80 a month for unlimited everything. | Dec 28 22:12 |
DaemonFC | That's not bad for a contract phone. | Dec 28 22:13 |
DaemonFC | AT&T with 1 GB of monthly data starts at $110. | Dec 28 22:13 |
DaemonFC | Then each GB you go over is $15, or you can add data to the plan for $10 per GB per month. | Dec 28 22:13 |
DaemonFC | So they'd charge someone like me a minimum of $140-150 for the way I use my Sprint phone. | Dec 28 22:13 |
DaemonFC | And Sprint's network is pretty damned good for what you're paying. | Dec 28 22:13 |
DaemonFC | It might not be quite as good as the others, but it's damned close, and it's basically half price. | Dec 28 22:14 |
DaemonFC | I get 4GLTE in most areas, and it's FAST. | Dec 28 22:14 |
MinceR | so do i | Dec 28 22:14 |
MinceR | well, not sure if it's 'most areas' yet | Dec 28 22:14 |
DaemonFC | Well, I figure that if their network is 90% as good for half the price, that it's a good deal in the end. | Dec 28 22:14 |
MinceR | but it's still a surprise after my telco said they aren't supporting LTE on phones at all. | Dec 28 22:14 |
DaemonFC | And they're still upgrading areas to LTE. | Dec 28 22:15 |
DaemonFC | Pretty quickly... | Dec 28 22:15 |
MinceR | and one day it just started letting me use LTE. | Dec 28 22:15 |
DaemonFC | I had 4G LTE for most of our trip to Ohio a few weeks ago. | Dec 28 22:15 |
DaemonFC | Even out in the middle of nowhere, surrounded by a wind farm. | Dec 28 22:15 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 28 22:15 |
DaemonFC | That was impressive. | Dec 28 22:15 |
MinceR | funny enough, i noticed that i got LTE service first on a mountain in budapest. | Dec 28 22:15 |
DaemonFC | Sprint supports LTE, WiMax, and 3G networks. | Dec 28 22:15 |
DaemonFC | on all of their new phones, at least. | Dec 28 22:16 |
DaemonFC | And they use all three standards on their network. It's kind of a mess. | Dec 28 22:16 |
DaemonFC | But it works, so what the hell? :) | Dec 28 22:16 |
DaemonFC | I've seen my phone use LTE, WiMax, and 3G on Sprint towers. | Dec 28 22:16 |
MinceR | i didn't know phones could use WiMax | Dec 28 22:16 |
DaemonFC | LTE and WiMax are both very fast. 3G isn't terrible. | Dec 28 22:16 |
DaemonFC | Yeah. Sprint started out with WiMax, and then switched over to LTE. | Dec 28 22:17 |
DaemonFC | So there's still some areas where you get WiMax because it's what they were building before they changed their minds. | Dec 28 22:17 |
DaemonFC | It works, and they've already paid for it, so they're leaving it alone. | Dec 28 22:17 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 28 22:17 |
DaemonFC | So their phones support LTE and WiMax. | Dec 28 22:18 |
DaemonFC | The user doesn't really need to care. | Dec 28 22:18 |
DaemonFC | They're both very fast. | Dec 28 22:18 |
DaemonFC | It's like when 56K modems were released, and you had competing standards. | Dec 28 22:18 |
MinceR | i don't think my phone supports WiMAX. | Dec 28 22:19 |
DaemonFC | ISPs would support K56Flex, V.90, and X2 | Dec 28 22:19 |
DaemonFC | So, the modems for your PC just supported all of them, and then you had 56K no matter which standard your ISP supported. | Dec 28 22:19 |
DaemonFC | My ISP at the time supported K56Flex on one of their local numbers, and v.90 on the other one. | Dec 28 22:20 |
DaemonFC | I dialed into the K56Flex until the V.90 number was available. | Dec 28 22:20 |
DaemonFC | MinceR, Most don't. | Dec 28 22:20 |
MinceR | i don't know which ones my modem supported | Dec 28 22:21 |
DaemonFC | The LG G2 only supports WiMax if you buy it from Sprint. | Dec 28 22:21 |
DaemonFC | Everyone else that uses those towers gets 3G. | Dec 28 22:21 |
DaemonFC | Like, customers of other companies that are roaming on a Sprint tower, or people that bought unlocked phones. | Dec 28 22:22 |
DaemonFC | My phone also supports text and phone calls over wifi. | Dec 28 22:22 |
DaemonFC | So if I'm in a restaurant and can't get a signal, I can hop onto their free wifi and make calls and texts over that. | Dec 28 22:23 |
DaemonFC | That feature is mostly for people on other carriers though, that want to save their minutes. | Dec 28 22:23 |
DaemonFC | But I have unlimited minutes, so there's no reason to do that unless I can't get a signal. | Dec 28 22:23 |
Sosumi | I'll tell you the truth | Dec 28 22:27 |
Sosumi | I haven't seen and iphone past the 4s | Dec 28 22:28 |
DaemonFC | There's cheaper ways to get unlimited, but they do nasty things to you. | Dec 28 22:28 |
DaemonFC | Like Straight Talk for $45 a month, but you get second rate phones and third rate service. | Dec 28 22:28 |
DaemonFC | They don't actually want to turn around and pay the other carriers for unlimited, so they throttle you after 2.5 GB and then you're at 2G speed for the rest of the month. | Dec 28 22:29 |
DaemonFC | And the data coverage is spotty, so Tim has to connect to my wifi or his data barely even works at my apartment, even though he's using the same tower I am. | Dec 28 22:29 |
Sosumi | samsung phones happen to be the norm around here | Dec 28 22:30 |
MinceR | Sosumi: they're all the same | Dec 28 22:30 |
MinceR | i mean, hypePhones | Dec 28 22:30 |
Sosumi | and talking of samsung, one of the major retailers has 20% discount on all note 3 and galaxy s4 | Dec 28 22:30 |
Sosumi | to the end of the year | Dec 28 22:30 |
Sosumi | http://www.fnac.pt/n284571/Precos-Minimos/Tecnologia/Smartphones-Samsung#bl=HGTELECblo1 | Dec 28 22:31 |
TechrightsBot-tr | ( status 400 @ http://www.fnac.pt/n284571/Precos-Minimos/Tecnologia/Smartphones-Samsung#bl=HGTELECblo1 ) | Dec 28 22:31 |
DaemonFC | If you use a lot of data, Smart Talk disconnects your service and bans your phone. | Dec 28 22:31 |
DaemonFC | So you can't re-activate that phone, even though you paid $300 for the phone! | Dec 28 22:31 |
DaemonFC | So it's not unlimited. There's a limit, they just don't tell you what it is. | Dec 28 22:31 |
MinceR | that's not very Smart | Dec 28 22:31 |
MinceR | for some reason, ISPs seem to be fond of secret limits | Dec 28 22:32 |
DaemonFC | Yeah. They say unlimited, then in the fine print, they say they reserve the right to throw you off if you use it "excessively". | Dec 28 22:36 |
DaemonFC | Of course, there's no definition of excessive, so you don't know what that means. | Dec 28 22:36 |
DaemonFC | Comcast says that the "normal" usage of their customers is only like 5-6 GB a month. I don't know what these people are doing, but I use that in two or three days. | Dec 28 22:37 |
DaemonFC | Even watching a few Youtube videos per day, checking email, and browsing will use more than 5-6 GB a month. | Dec 28 22:38 |
MinceR | the telcos here like to define a set of protocols/services they happen to like | Dec 28 22:39 |
MinceR | and they punish you for using anything else | Dec 28 22:39 |
MinceR | that's why i haven't switched packages for a long time | Dec 28 22:39 |
MinceR | i don't know which one would be a less of a pain in the ass, if any of them would be | Dec 28 22:39 |
schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3458229 | Dec 28 22:47 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Rephrasing of the previous tweet: carriers were so eager to get their bribes from #cia that they made their customers insecure by design | Dec 28 22:47 |
schestowitz | "Gotchya. I saw the reference to "prior tweet" which made me kind of wonder. The brevity and volume of your posts has me tending to mute you. My general preference is for lower volume and higher relevance, and your content tends to dominate my stream otherwise." | Dec 28 22:47 |
schestowitz | I have posted short items in identica since 2009 and then expanded in my sites. It's mostly about the links really. Long posts I compose separately. | Dec 28 22:49 |
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Sosumi | not good for the mactards, | Dec 28 23:32 |
Sosumi | crossfired d700 perform as good as a single gtx680 on battlefield 4 maxed at 4k | Dec 28 23:33 |
Sosumi | the things I've been mentioning about the PSU have probably been confirmed | Dec 28 23:36 |
Sosumi | probably just there isn't enough juice to power the thing | Dec 28 23:37 |
oiaohm | Sosumi: exactly how is it not good for mactards. | Dec 28 23:39 |
oiaohm | Sosumi: they have lived with under powered video cards for so long now so what is the difference to them. | Dec 28 23:39 |
Sosumi | because now they have even less arguments against me, at least | Dec 28 23:39 |
Sosumi | in the flame wars with my colleagues | Dec 28 23:40 |
Sosumi | and some teachers | Dec 28 23:40 |
MinceR | it has the logo on it, isn't that enough for them? | Dec 28 23:46 |
MinceR | also, doesn't the RDF make them believe they've won all the arguments? | Dec 28 23:46 |
Sosumi | they could always put a sticker or laser engrave it on some third party box | Dec 28 23:46 |
Sosumi | RDF? | Dec 28 23:47 |
MinceR | Reality Distortion Field | Dec 28 23:47 |
Sosumi | don't worry, I can create a dirac sea of infinite negativity that will void all kinds of RDFs | Dec 28 23:50 |
MinceR | :) | Dec 28 23:50 |
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Sosumi | confirmed, apple selling rebranded underclocked radeons as firepros | Dec 22 02:03 |
Sosumi | and more ram on the top model | Dec 22 02:04 |
Sosumi | as it would be on a radeon | Dec 22 02:04 |
Sosumi | and why has it been confirmed? no ECC on the D700 which at first was thought to be a fire pro w9000 | Dec 22 02:05 |
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Sosumi | and on OSX there's no distintion between workstation and consumer grade cards | Dec 22 02:07 |
Sosumi | aside from the vram | Dec 22 02:07 |
Sosumi | no special drivers, nothing | Dec 22 02:07 |
Sosumi | so yes crapple is selling snake oil on those | Dec 22 02:07 |
Sosumi | and I wander how much those cards are crippled in double precision | Dec 22 02:13 |
MinceR | gn | Dec 22 02:29 |
Sosumi | Mincer, don't forget to check for "things" under your bed | Dec 22 02:37 |
Sosumi | :P | Dec 22 02:37 |
MinceR | i know what things are there :> | Dec 22 02:38 |
MinceR | well, mostly | Dec 22 02:38 |
Sosumi | a dakimakura? | Dec 22 02:38 |
MinceR | nah | Dec 22 02:42 |
MinceR | a surge protector, an extension cord, some packaging, some food | Dec 22 02:43 |
MinceR | some dust bunnies | Dec 22 02:43 |
Sosumi | no cat? | Dec 22 02:43 |
MinceR | no cat | Dec 22 02:43 |
Sosumi | cats are cool | Dec 22 02:43 |
MinceR | sure, but this concrete box isn't fit for a cat to live in | Dec 22 02:45 |
MinceR | (also not fit for humans to live in, but it's what i'm stuck with) | Dec 22 02:45 |
Sosumi | I can relate to that | Dec 22 02:48 |
Sosumi | I hate my university apartment | Dec 22 02:48 |
Sosumi | but that's with what I'm stuck until I can get something better | Dec 22 02:48 |
schestowitz__ | https://twitter.com/fcassia/status/414558606382473217 | Dec 22 05:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @fcassia: @googlecloud a solution looking for a problem to solve.Also, a fad. cc/@schestowitz #fogcomputing | Dec 22 05:14 |
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DaemonFC | I am using the Polari IRC client in GNOME. | Dec 22 10:13 |
DaemonFC | It's pretty rough. | Dec 22 10:13 |
DaemonFC | I'm not sure I like it. You have to go to the settings in Empathy to configure your IRC settings for Polari. | Dec 22 10:13 |
DaemonFC | They need to put that setup menu in Polari. | Dec 22 10:13 |
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DaemonFC | Gas is spiking. | Dec 22 10:45 |
DaemonFC | It's up to $4.18 a gallon in Fort Wayne. I hurried up and filled my tank this morning at $3.29. | Dec 22 10:45 |
DaemonFC | I wonder what they're going to blame it on this time. | Dec 22 10:46 |
DaemonFC | Fuckers. | Dec 22 10:46 |
DaemonFC | I'm really glad I tuned up the car. With gas prices like they are, that really pays for itself. | Dec 22 10:49 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: what is that for | Dec 22 10:49 |
oiaohm | Ie fuel type. | Dec 22 10:49 |
DaemonFC | 87 octane | Dec 22 10:49 |
oiaohm | Because its sounding cheep. | Dec 22 10:49 |
DaemonFC | Yeah, but the minimum wage in Australia is nearly $15 an hour. | Dec 22 10:50 |
DaemonFC | Remember that most Americans are just barely scrapping by at $8-9 an hour. | Dec 22 10:51 |
DaemonFC | So the difference between $3 a gallon and $4 a gallon really hurts. | Dec 22 10:51 |
DaemonFC | The year my car was built, gasoline was maybe $1 a gallon on a bad day. | Dec 22 10:52 |
oiaohm | Ok that is strange. | Dec 22 10:52 |
DaemonFC | So the tank cost $20 to fill from E to F. | Dec 22 10:52 |
oiaohm | There is no such thing as 87 octane in Australia. | Dec 22 10:52 |
oiaohm | There is 85 octane and 91 octane. | Dec 22 10:52 |
DaemonFC | Now, gas is $4.18 a gallon, and it costs over $80 to fill the tank! | Dec 22 10:52 |
oiaohm | 91 is regular. | Dec 22 10:52 |
DaemonFC | I'm pretty sure my car *could* run on 85, if anyone actually sold that. | Dec 22 10:53 |
DaemonFC | The owners manual recommends 87. | Dec 22 10:53 |
oiaohm | 85 is limited access | Dec 22 10:53 |
oiaohm | here. | Dec 22 10:53 |
DaemonFC | I've ran cars where the owners manual said 87 on 86 before. | Dec 22 10:53 |
oiaohm | 91 is the common. | Dec 22 10:54 |
DaemonFC | It saved a couple bucks per tank. | Dec 22 10:54 |
DaemonFC | The car seemed to run fine on 86. | Dec 22 10:54 |
DaemonFC | But they stopped selling 86 here. | Dec 22 10:54 |
oiaohm | Even when we had leaded fuel 91 was common. | Dec 22 10:54 |
DaemonFC | You should use the lowest octane rating that won't cause the engine to knock or ping. | Dec 22 10:54 |
oiaohm | 91 is 141.9 dollar a L | Dec 22 10:54 |
oiaohm | Opps | Dec 22 10:54 |
DaemonFC | 87 is standard grade gasoline in the US. | Dec 22 10:54 |
oiaohm | 1.419 a L | Dec 22 10:55 |
DaemonFC | Almost every car sold since the 1980s will run fine on it. | Dec 22 10:55 |
oiaohm | I hate the write it in cents. | Dec 22 10:55 |
DaemonFC | There's no reason to go higher unless you have a sports car. | Dec 22 10:55 |
DaemonFC | Even then, that will usually take 87. You might lose a little power, but the car will run. | Dec 22 10:55 |
DaemonFC | Putting anything higher in most cars just simply wastes money. | Dec 22 10:56 |
DaemonFC | If you burn a tank per week and you use "premium", you're wasting about $200 a year. | Dec 22 10:56 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: 1.419 a L is about 6.79 a gallon | Dec 22 10:56 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: your fuel is cheap. | Dec 22 10:57 |
DaemonFC | Another way they get people is the 3 month/3,000 mile oil change myth. | Dec 22 10:57 |
DaemonFC | 3,000 miles is the severe service schedule. | Dec 22 10:57 |
oiaohm | I run my car on 95 octane. | Dec 22 10:57 |
DaemonFC | The one recommended by my owner's manual is every 6 months or 5,000 miles. | Dec 22 10:57 |
DaemonFC | So, basically, they're conning people into paying for a couple of oil changes that they really don't need every year. | Dec 22 10:58 |
oiaohm | due to the bugger being computer controlled and injected it runs using the least dollars a mile/km on 95 and 98. | Dec 22 10:58 |
DaemonFC | It's only $50, but it's unnecessary service. | Dec 22 10:58 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: Yes you can rip yourself off buying lower octane if you car is not effective with it. | Dec 22 10:58 |
DaemonFC | I have a 4.6 liter V8. | Dec 22 10:59 |
DaemonFC | It's actually pretty good on gas for an engine of that size. | Dec 22 10:59 |
DaemonFC | I get about 20-25 mpg. | Dec 22 10:59 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: holden V8 here in Australia new ones in fact like 95 Oct or better. | Dec 22 10:59 |
DaemonFC | You've got to keep up the maintainence or you lose fuel efficiency. | Dec 22 10:59 |
DaemonFC | It ends up costing more in extra fuel than the service would cost. | Dec 22 11:00 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: is yours computer controlled? | Dec 22 11:00 |
DaemonFC | I usually buy cars with about 100,000 miles on them, and I've never bought one where the former owner changed the spark plugs on time. | Dec 22 11:00 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 22 11:00 |
DaemonFC | They're almost always on the original plugs. | Dec 22 11:00 |
DaemonFC | By the time you've ran the original plugs 100,000 miles, you're losing 3-4 mpg. | Dec 22 11:01 |
oiaohm | By the sound of it you are still the old class caberitor. | Dec 22 11:01 |
DaemonFC | Nope. Mine is fuel injected. | Dec 22 11:01 |
oiaohm | Coil per pair of spark plugs? | Dec 22 11:01 |
oiaohm | or Coil per spark plug. | Dec 22 11:01 |
DaemonFC | It's Ford's Single Overhead Cam 4.6 V8. Pretty standard for a 1990s Ford. They were putting them in everything they could. | Dec 22 11:02 |
DaemonFC | Now you can't even get a Ford car with a V8. | Dec 22 11:02 |
DaemonFC | One coil for every pair. | Dec 22 11:02 |
DaemonFC | So, four coil packs. | Dec 22 11:02 |
oiaohm | Ok that should be auto adjusting. | Dec 22 11:02 |
DaemonFC | There's almost never a reason to replace coils. They either work or they don't. | Dec 22 11:03 |
oiaohm | So should not be reducing in effectivness. | Dec 22 11:03 |
DaemonFC | It's just one of those things.... :) | Dec 22 11:03 |
oiaohm | Between services. | Dec 22 11:03 |
oiaohm | Proper working auto adjusting get better the long ther computer does not reset. | Dec 22 11:03 |
DaemonFC | Oh, I would NEVER EVER buy a new car. | Dec 22 11:03 |
DaemonFC | This is the newest car I've ever owned, and it's a 1996. | Dec 22 11:04 |
oiaohm | Good computers appear 1992 | Dec 22 11:04 |
oiaohm | for cars. | Dec 22 11:04 |
DaemonFC | The newer cars get slightly better gas mileage, but you're losing so much money to depreciation.... | Dec 22 11:04 |
DaemonFC | Gas prices have never been this volatile though. | Dec 22 11:04 |
DaemonFC | Not that I can remember. | Dec 22 11:04 |
oiaohm | Old carberitor the calbibration never holds. | Dec 22 11:05 |
oiaohm | That is why you have to service them more than computer controlled. | Dec 22 11:05 |
DaemonFC | In the last six months, I've seen a gallon of 87 going for anywhere between $2.88 and $4.18. | Dec 22 11:05 |
DaemonFC | It's ridiculous. | Dec 22 11:05 |
oiaohm | 4.18 is cheep. | Dec 22 11:05 |
DaemonFC | There's no good excuse for it except that they can pick your pocket and you can't get out of paying it. | Dec 22 11:05 |
DaemonFC | Like I said, to you it is. | Dec 22 11:05 |
DaemonFC | But, your average wage is higher. | Dec 22 11:05 |
DaemonFC | The minimum wage there is about $15 an hour. | Dec 22 11:05 |
oiaohm | Our fuel price is not set by our wage. | Dec 22 11:06 |
oiaohm | Its set by singapore | Dec 22 11:06 |
DaemonFC | I'd gladly pay $6.18 a gallon for gas if I was making another $6 an hour. | Dec 22 11:06 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 22 11:06 |
DaemonFC | It's relative. | Dec 22 11:06 |
oiaohm | Note our wage has nothing todo with fuel price. | Dec 22 11:06 |
DaemonFC | When the wages go down, people need discounts. | Dec 22 11:06 |
oiaohm | Our price is set by the international markets. | Dec 22 11:06 |
oiaohm | You are buying fuel less than the international price. | Dec 22 11:07 |
DaemonFC | Yeah, but I'm just saying that, relatively speaking, your gas is cheaper for most people than ours is. | Dec 22 11:07 |
DaemonFC | because they have more money to pay for it with. | Dec 22 11:07 |
oiaohm | Not really. | Dec 22 11:07 |
DaemonFC | It doesn't matter what it costs as soon as it's unaffordable. | Dec 22 11:08 |
oiaohm | You are forgeting we have more milage to cover than you in most cases. | Dec 22 11:08 |
oiaohm | And our food price is linked to fuel price. | Dec 22 11:08 |
DaemonFC | So is ours, but the big box stores have wrestled with that one. | Dec 22 11:08 |
DaemonFC | When the fuel prices went nuts, companies like Walmart and Kroger figured out ways to reduce packaging. | Dec 22 11:09 |
DaemonFC | That's good, because you might get an extra 28% freight onto the truck. | Dec 22 11:09 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: I wish. | Dec 22 11:09 |
DaemonFC | It also reduces waste. | Dec 22 11:09 |
oiaohm | Last time we had a fuel spike it was buy locally produced or be screwed. | Dec 22 11:09 |
DaemonFC | Oh, excess packaging was ridiculous at one point. | Dec 22 11:09 |
DaemonFC | Like, you'd have laundry detergent that was like 80% water. | Dec 22 11:10 |
oiaohm | We have been fairly lucky on excess packange. | Dec 22 11:10 |
DaemonFC | So the bottle was like five times the size it needed to be. :) | Dec 22 11:10 |
oiaohm | We had envormental waste policies. | Dec 22 11:10 |
DaemonFC | They fixed that one with super concentrated detergent. | Dec 22 11:10 |
DaemonFC | So, part of the problem was inefficiency. | Dec 22 11:10 |
oiaohm | We have never had inefficiency in packaging that much. | Dec 22 11:11 |
DaemonFC | That's why the price of goods hasn't gone up more than it has. They started packing it more efficiently, and saved money on fuel, drivers, and insurance for all the extra trucks. | Dec 22 11:11 |
oiaohm | Mostly due to how little population per area Australia has. | Dec 22 11:11 |
DaemonFC | Oh, it used to be awful here. | Dec 22 11:11 |
oiaohm | Like double the packaging size here quad the shipping price. | Dec 22 11:11 |
DaemonFC | That's one area where Walmart has actually solved a problem. | Dec 22 11:12 |
oiaohm | Yes our shipping companies charge on volume and weight and pently charges for light. | Dec 22 11:12 |
oiaohm | So huge volume no mass pay like the hell. | Dec 22 11:12 |
DaemonFC | They control so much of what their suppliers do, that when they make a decision like this, it affects the entire industry. | Dec 22 11:12 |
DaemonFC | All of a sudden, the laundry detergent at ALDI was super-concentrated as well. | Dec 22 11:13 |
oiaohm | ALDI in Australia has own supply lines. | Dec 22 11:13 |
DaemonFC | Well, that problem happened because each company was trying to convince you that you were getting more detergent than their suppliers were giving you. | Dec 22 11:13 |
DaemonFC | When they all switched to the ultra concentrated, I was working at Walmart, and I had all these customers that were complaining that they had to pay so much money for a little bottle of detergent. | Dec 22 11:14 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: there is a problem in Australia. | Dec 22 11:14 |
DaemonFC | It does the same number of loads, they just removed all the water from it. | Dec 22 11:14 |
oiaohm | Most items in Australia are transported by truck. | Dec 22 11:14 |
oiaohm | Remember rail is highly fuel effective. | Dec 22 11:14 |
oiaohm | So it sux balls in transport costs here. | Dec 22 11:14 |
DaemonFC | Another thing that people don't tend to understand is that it's pretty much all the same thing. | Dec 22 11:14 |
oiaohm | Why most by truck the governement either has removed the rail lines or never built them. | Dec 22 11:15 |
DaemonFC | The 96 load bottle of XTRA for $6 works as well as the 96 load bottle of Tide for $20. | Dec 22 11:15 |
DaemonFC | People do some dumb things. :) | Dec 22 11:15 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: you were not thinkign that lower fuel price equals lower food price. | Dec 22 11:15 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: if everything is workign right. | Dec 22 11:15 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: over all Australia and USA people are not getting any extra usable money. | Dec 22 11:16 |
DaemonFC | I try to keep my expenses down. | Dec 22 11:17 |
DaemonFC | It's about the only way I have to keep my buying power up. | Dec 22 11:17 |
DaemonFC | I order a lot of stuff from Amazon. I just wait until I have enough stuff that I need that it all qualifies for that 15% discount, and then I try to use coupons whenever I can on top of that. | Dec 22 11:18 |
DaemonFC | Once every 3-4 months, the UPS driver delivers an ungodly number of boxes and it all goes into the closet, and then I just draw supplies out of the pile for months on end. | Dec 22 11:19 |
DaemonFC | Some things are drastically cheaper on Amazon. | Dec 22 11:20 |
DaemonFC | Like those Swiffer pads! | Dec 22 11:21 |
DaemonFC | They're like half the price of Walmart. | Dec 22 11:21 |
DaemonFC | And my allergy medication. I can get an entire year's worth for the price of a month's supply at Walmart. | Dec 22 11:21 |
DaemonFC | I barely do any shopping at Walmart these days. | Dec 22 11:21 |
DaemonFC | It's pretty much just ALDI, Amazon, and the occasional trip to the dollar store. | Dec 22 11:22 |
DaemonFC | That really helps extinguish inflation. | Dec 22 11:22 |
DaemonFC | People that are being squeezed start looking for ways to get costs down. | Dec 22 11:22 |
DaemonFC | oiaohm: I finally bit the bullet and signed up for one of those gas station decoupled debit cards. | Dec 22 11:24 |
DaemonFC | You give the payment processor your checking account number, and then you get an 11 cent per gallon discount on gas by paying for it with that card. | Dec 22 11:24 |
DaemonFC | I've got so many cards in my wallet right now, it's unreal. | Dec 22 11:24 |
DaemonFC | One of them gives me a 1.5% discount on everything. One of them gives me 5% on gas an groceries. One gives me 11 cents a gallon off of gas... | Dec 22 11:25 |
DaemonFC | I have the 11 cents off one for when I'm out of town because the 5% one only works at Kroger gas stations. :P | Dec 22 11:26 |
DaemonFC | They've figured out how to fill my wallet with cards. | Dec 22 11:26 |
DaemonFC | It's like they're multiplying in front of my eyes. | Dec 22 11:26 |
DaemonFC | Have to re-sort my wallet everytime I pay for something. | Dec 22 11:26 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: Ok 11 cents a Gallon kinda might explain some of our Fuel price difference. | Dec 22 11:27 |
oiaohm | We get 4-8 cents per L off when using cards. | Dec 22 11:27 |
oiaohm | So a few cents more off Gallon to more than double. | Dec 22 11:28 |
oiaohm | Un fortunally our regualar stepped in when we were getting 20 to 40 cents a L off. | Dec 22 11:29 |
DaemonFC | Yeah. They're all fighting to get data out of you. | Dec 22 11:31 |
DaemonFC | So they mark the price up and offer what looks like huge discounts. | Dec 22 11:31 |
DaemonFC | Then the people without the cards pay to fund the card program. | Dec 22 11:31 |
DaemonFC | The supermarkets did it years ago, and now the gas stations are doing it too. | Dec 22 11:32 |
DaemonFC | Some of them give you like 20-25 cents a gallon off. | Dec 22 11:32 |
DaemonFC | But when you look at the stations that are doing that, their price per gallon is about 20-25 cents higher than stations in areas that don't do it. | Dec 22 11:32 |
DaemonFC | So you're not saving anything, you're just getting charged more if you don't give them your data. | Dec 22 11:32 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: not exactly what was going on. | Dec 22 11:33 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: here the food chains own so many service stations. | Dec 22 11:33 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: and I mean own. They own from refinery to service station. | Dec 22 11:33 |
DaemonFC | Yeah. Kroger has a program where 100 fuel points = 10 cents a gallon off, up to 2,000 points/$2 a gallon. | Dec 22 11:33 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: and the service stations themselves. | Dec 22 11:33 |
DaemonFC | But 1 point is usually $1. | Dec 22 11:33 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: it was basically destroy competition. | Dec 22 11:34 |
oiaohm | We have price wars here and they do get savage. | Dec 22 11:34 |
DaemonFC | and they cap it at 21 gallons for the discount. | Dec 22 11:34 |
DaemonFC | So multi-car households don't get the idea of not hanging up the pump, and just passing it along to everyone in the house with a car. :) | Dec 22 11:34 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: our independants were been totally screwed by 40 Cents off. | Dec 22 11:34 |
DaemonFC | You had people doing that too. | Dec 22 11:35 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: You should see petol station worry when you turn up in a ute with a 1000 L transport tank on back. | Dec 22 11:35 |
DaemonFC | Like, there's be 3-4 people in the house with cars, so they'd all just use the same shopper card, and then fill their cars up on the same day and get the $2 a gallon discount * 60-80 gallons. | Dec 22 11:35 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: 1000L is the max fuel you can transport on a personal registered car here. | Dec 22 11:36 |
DaemonFC | Oh, I buy my fast food gift cards at Kroger. They do double points, so you only have to spend $50 to get 100 points. | Dec 22 11:36 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: that was where our regularors were good. | Dec 22 11:37 |
oiaohm | They could only limit to 1 car filling. | Dec 22 11:37 |
DaemonFC | I just buy $200 worth of cards at the beginning of the month, and then I get 40 cents a gallon off the next time I need to fill up. | Dec 22 11:37 |
oiaohm | And must accept the case that the 1 car is huge tanked. | Dec 22 11:37 |
DaemonFC | If I need a complete tank, that's like $8. | Dec 22 11:37 |
oiaohm | Or worst it be a independants tanker. | Dec 22 11:37 |
DaemonFC | It helps. :) | Dec 22 11:37 |
oiaohm | Basically a indepants tanker can take 5000 at discount rate. | Dec 22 11:38 |
DaemonFC | Independent tanker? | Dec 22 11:38 |
DaemonFC | Like, cars filling up directly from the tanker truck? | Dec 22 11:38 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: independent serivce stations | Dec 22 11:38 |
DaemonFC | Oh. | Dec 22 11:38 |
DaemonFC | We used to have those. | Dec 22 11:38 |
DaemonFC | There's one company that has bought every gas station in town except for like two of them. | Dec 22 11:39 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: they are allowed to go nick from the bigger chains using the bigger chains discounts. | Dec 22 11:39 |
DaemonFC | and one of those is owned by Kroger :P | Dec 22 11:39 |
oiaohm | The idea is that bigger chains got get the idea of selling under the price independants can buy. | Dec 22 11:39 |
oiaohm | You know when the bigger chains have the independants drain them dry. | Dec 22 11:39 |
DaemonFC | I have my phone set to alert me if the price is spiking in the area. | Dec 22 11:40 |
DaemonFC | So if it goes up 20 cents in Fort Wayne, I've got like a day until it does it here. | Dec 22 11:40 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: lets just say Australia has a savage system. | Dec 22 11:40 |
DaemonFC | So the phone beeps at me and says the price is spiking, so I know to hurry up and top off. | Dec 22 11:40 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: fuel prices here are locked for 24 hours. | Dec 22 11:40 |
DaemonFC | I love it. I've only had that for like a month. It's probably saved me about $20. | Dec 22 11:41 |
oiaohm | Service station must set price at midnight then stick that price until next midnight. | Dec 22 11:41 |
DaemonFC | We don't have that here. | Dec 22 11:41 |
DaemonFC | Stations can reset their prices any time they want to do it. | Dec 22 11:41 |
oiaohm | That comes from one of our prior price wars on fuel. | Dec 22 11:41 |
DaemonFC | If they want to do it at midnight, they can do it at midnight. | Dec 22 11:41 |
DaemonFC | If they want to do it at 3:02 PM, they do it at 3:02 PM. | Dec 22 11:42 |
DaemonFC | :P | Dec 22 11:42 |
DaemonFC | You get no warning. | Dec 22 11:42 |
oiaohm | Note if they change it any other time here is 100 000 dollar fine. | Dec 22 11:42 |
oiaohm | In the big mess. | Dec 22 11:42 |
DaemonFC | They don't do price wars here. | Dec 22 11:42 |
DaemonFC | They collaborate to charge the same prices at the same times. | Dec 22 11:42 |
DaemonFC | They're a cartel. | Dec 22 11:42 |
oiaohm | The big mess price wars here there was 2000 changes in a 24 hours time frame. | Dec 22 11:42 |
oiaohm | Poor consumers could not cope. | Dec 22 11:43 |
oiaohm | Yes having the pump changing prices right up until you picked up handle was not exactly fun. | Dec 22 11:43 |
DaemonFC | I've thought about buying some 10-15 gallon tanks and putting them in the shed. | Dec 22 11:43 |
DaemonFC | Fill them up when gas prices come down. | Dec 22 11:43 |
DaemonFC | Then use them to gas up the car when the gas prices go up. | Dec 22 11:43 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: if that is a closed in wall shed not designed for fuel storage I would not. | Dec 22 11:44 |
oiaohm | Leaking fuel fumes are a great way to blow a shed up. | Dec 22 11:44 |
DaemonFC | Yeah, the whole fire/explosion hazard thing kept me from doing it. | Dec 22 11:44 |
DaemonFC | But, it would be nice to have gas that I bought for $3 a gallon when it's $4 a gallon for a couple of weeks. | Dec 22 11:44 |
oiaohm | I have keept some fuel out in jerry cans out in garden here before. | Dec 22 11:45 |
DaemonFC | It might save me $20-30 each time they pull that shit. | Dec 22 11:45 |
oiaohm | Basically a very simple covering box. | Dec 22 11:45 |
DaemonFC | And the only reason it's shooting up right now is so they can fuck everyone that's driving places for Christmas. | Dec 22 11:45 |
oiaohm | I guess you don't have a yard. | Dec 22 11:45 |
DaemonFC | They can't do that, because it's illegal. So what they do is they say "We shut down a refinery for maintainence. Sorry." | Dec 22 11:46 |
DaemonFC | Oh, and just around Christmas time? Nice. :) | Dec 22 11:46 |
oiaohm | Our EPA prevents that. | Dec 22 11:46 |
oiaohm | If a refinery is shut down the refinery must have a full insepection by EPA from top to bottom and they find any execuse to keep it closed. | Dec 22 11:47 |
DaemonFC | "I'll shut you down for maintainence. I'm going to put my foot so far up your ass....." | Dec 22 11:47 |
DaemonFC | Yeah, I was daydreaming there for a minute. :) | Dec 22 11:47 |
oiaohm | Last time a gas company sut it down for maintainence at chrismane it took them 3 years to get it back open. | Dec 22 11:47 |
DaemonFC | Well, our gas prices spike around the major holidays. | Dec 22 11:47 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: if USA EPA had more teeth they would not do it. | Dec 22 11:47 |
DaemonFC | And they have to switch blends every spring and fall, so the price shoots up for a couple of weeks when they do that. | Dec 22 11:48 |
DaemonFC | They tell you when the shutdown is going to happen, so I always make sure I have a full tank before the shutdown starts. | Dec 22 11:48 |
oiaohm | Con job. | Dec 22 11:48 |
DaemonFC | The EPA here does some truly awful shit that drives the price of gas sky high. | Dec 22 11:49 |
oiaohm | Australian refineries don't switch bends. | Dec 22 11:49 |
DaemonFC | Like, there's a 2007 federal energy law that says they have to pay a fine on however many gallons of ethanol they fail to produce under quota. | Dec 22 11:49 |
oiaohm | Winter fuel is just mix in an addtive. | Dec 22 11:49 |
DaemonFC | It's cheaper to pay the fine to the EPA than to produce the ethanol, so they pay the fine. | Dec 22 11:49 |
DaemonFC | Then they charge you another 30 cents a gallon. | Dec 22 11:49 |
oiaohm | No need to change refienry at all. | Dec 22 11:49 |
DaemonFC | Those fucks. | Dec 22 11:49 |
DaemonFC | :P | Dec 22 11:49 |
oiaohm | In cold areas the addtive here is shipped to the service station to mix in holding tanks. | Dec 22 11:50 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3433633 | Dec 22 11:50 |
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schestowitz__ | "Ordered one last night." | Dec 22 11:50 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3435216 | Dec 22 11:50 |
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oiaohm | DaemonFC: basially you have a conjob with that winter fuel. | Dec 22 11:50 |
schestowitz__ | "Shame on them." | Dec 22 11:50 |
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oiaohm | UEFI is good if you control the keys and it was implemented correctly. | Dec 22 11:51 |
DaemonFC | oiaohm: I mix ethanol in with my gas during the winter. | Dec 22 11:51 |
DaemonFC | They have two pumps. One is E85, and the other is gasoline. | Dec 22 11:52 |
DaemonFC | I usually mix it so that I have about 20% ethanol in the tank during the winter. | Dec 22 11:52 |
DaemonFC | It keeps the fuel line from freezing up. | Dec 22 11:52 |
DaemonFC | It can get pretty damned cold here in January/February. | Dec 22 11:52 |
DaemonFC | I switched my car over to 5w20 motor oil too. | Dec 22 11:53 |
DaemonFC | I asked Ford if that was OK to do in a 1996 Crown Victoria, and they said yes. | Dec 22 11:53 |
DaemonFC | They really made those Crown Victorias to last. | Dec 22 11:53 |
DaemonFC | The car is 18 years old and still runs like new. | Dec 22 11:54 |
DaemonFC | Maybe sometime in the 2020s, I'll go looking for a 2011 model, lol. | Dec 22 11:54 |
oiaohm | Fuel for Antarctica is where the aditive comes from. DaemonFC | Dec 22 11:54 |
DaemonFC | Ford claims that switching from 5w30 to 5w20 will bring your gas mileage up about 2%. | Dec 22 11:55 |
DaemonFC | So I did it. | Dec 22 11:55 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: USA winter is warm compared to Antarctica | Dec 22 11:56 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: the major addtive used for Antarctice to prevent fuel freese is methanol | Dec 22 11:59 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: CIsro did a lot of expements getting the perfect fuel mixes for Antarctica | Dec 22 12:01 |
oiaohm | DaemonFC: and it turned out to be stupidly simple and cheep. | Dec 22 12:01 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3437465 | Dec 22 12:32 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: "Kopimism is a new religion for atheists, agnostics, and believers in other religions who want a new perspective" http://falkvinge.net/2013/12/21/good-midwinter-solstice-with-a-kopimist-gospel/ | Dec 22 12:32 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> falkvinge.net | Good Midwinter Solstice! With A Kopimist Gospel - Falkvinge on Infopolicy [ http://ur1.ca/g8dob ] | Dec 22 12:32 |
schestowitz__ | "What use does an atheist have for a religion? If a sense of community is lacking in your life, get out and volunteer. If you need comfort when things are going awry, seek out your friends and family. If you need a sense of awe then watch a sunset, visit the ocean, go to the mountains, buy a telescope or whatever else makes you realize your unimportance on a cosmic scale. Anything that lets you claim that "hidden magic" is an | Dec 22 12:32 |
schestowitz__ | acceptable belief, or that the universe is not indifferent is a sign that the believer is not an atheist--a non-believer by definition. An atheist with a religion is no longer an atheist." | Dec 22 12:32 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3432238 | Dec 22 12:33 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Fedora 20 E17, GNOME 3, LXDE and Xfce screen shots http://www.linuxbsdos.com/2013/12/18/fedora-20-e17-gnome-3-lxde-and-xfce-screen-shots/ #fedora #gnu #linux | Dec 22 12:33 |
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schestowitz__ | "Gnome looks really nice on Fedora. I wish they had customized Enlightenment a little better though, it is such a pretty desktop when you get to tweakin." | Dec 22 12:33 |
schestowitz__ | "KDE + Fedora is a powerhouse." | Dec 22 12:33 |
schestowitz__ | "I tried Enlightenment on fedora a year or 2 ago and it looked like windows 95. The Hybryde and Sabayon versions, for example, are much more polished" | Dec 22 12:33 |
schestowitz__ | "Isn't Enlightenment suppose to look like Windows?" | Dec 22 12:33 |
schestowitz__ | v | Dec 22 12:34 |
schestowitz__ | I don't think so. I used Enlightenment a lot over a decade ago and I used Fedora KDE at the university for many years; neither is like Windows. | Dec 22 12:34 |
oiaohm | I use to skin Enlightenment to look like OS X | Dec 22 12:34 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3436028 | Dec 22 12:34 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @willhill@joindiaspora.com reshared: Laptops that respect one's freedom (and privacy) http://www.fsf.org/news/gluglug-x60-laptop-now-certified-to-respect-your-freedom | Dec 22 12:34 |
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schestowitz__ | "physical switch sounds like a cool idea ! Wouldnt linux have access controls via software ?" | Dec 22 12:34 |
schestowitz__ | oiaohm: why though? | Dec 22 12:34 |
schestowitz__ | I guess it's up to you | Dec 22 12:34 |
schestowitz__ | but the golden theme that's there by default is nice | Dec 22 12:35 |
oiaohm | schestowitz__: I had done 4 years on OS X machines. | Dec 22 12:35 |
schestowitz__ | "A physical switch is the only way to make sure a microphone is really off. If I can turn on and off my microphone by software, so can a successful attacker." | Dec 22 12:35 |
schestowitz__ | The switch should be a physical cutoff to power | Dec 22 12:35 |
oiaohm | schestowitz__: so switching between Linux and OS X it was simpler if they were closer to each other. | Dec 22 12:35 |
oiaohm | schestowitz__: physical switches has issues they break. | Dec 22 12:36 |
oiaohm | schestowitz__: notice some new monitors have capactitance buttons. | Dec 22 12:38 |
oiaohm | schestowitz__: why they don't break. | Dec 22 12:38 |
oiaohm | schestowitz__: its something I have never unstood why there is not a capctiance button to allow particular direct access changes. | Dec 22 12:40 |
DaemonFC | http://www.addictinginfo.org/2013/12/17/happy-holidays-salvation-army-attack/ | Dec 22 13:11 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.addictinginfo.org | ‘Happy Holidays’ Salvation Army bell ringer attacked | Dec 22 13:11 |
DaemonFC | A Walmart shopper attacked a Salvation Army bellringer for saying Happy Holidays instead of Merry Christmas. | Dec 22 13:12 |
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iophk | http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2013/12/tar-sands-keystone-protesters-arrested-terrorism-glitter | Dec 22 14:13 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.motherjones.com | A Glitter-Covered Banner Got These Protesters Arrested for Staging a Bioterror Hoax | Mother Jones [ http://ur1.ca/g8ocb ] | Dec 22 14:13 |
MinceR | buttons cost money. apparently most people value (temporary) savings more than security. | Dec 22 14:19 |
iophk | you can't buy a laptop without a microphone or camera let alone one with a switch. So the choice is between one with an always on mic/camera or no laptop. | Dec 22 14:20 |
iophk | I suspect that is intentional. | Dec 22 14:20 |
MinceR | lusers can justify having a microphone and a camera, but not an extra button/switch. | Dec 22 14:23 |
MinceR | geekings | Dec 22 14:24 |
DaemonFC | via Human Rights Campaign | Dec 22 14:28 |
DaemonFC | Walmart doesn't offer health insurance to your husband or wife if you're gay, but they're totally not singling out gay people for mistreatment. They don't cover your spouse if you're straight! They also usually don't cover their employee. So, see, everyone is "equal" at Walmart. The end! | Dec 22 14:28 |
DaemonFC | Please don't shop at Walmart this Christmas. | Dec 22 14:28 |
DaemonFC | I wrote that in the comment section. | Dec 22 14:28 |
DaemonFC | I received my first sext today. | Dec 22 14:30 |
DaemonFC | lol | Dec 22 14:30 |
DaemonFC | Well, people have sent them, but I had no data plan on my old phone, so I had to request an email instead. :P | Dec 22 14:32 |
DaemonFC | Fedora pushed out an updated kernel for Fedora 20 this morning. | Dec 22 14:54 |
DaemonFC | It takes you from 3.11.10 to 3.12.5 | Dec 22 14:54 |
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DaemonFC | Ryan Farmer shared a link via The Atlantic. | Dec 22 15:55 |
DaemonFC | 6 minutes ago · Edited | Dec 22 15:55 |
DaemonFC | http://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2013/12/the-day-google-had-to-start-over-on-android/282479/ | Dec 22 15:55 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.theatlantic.com | The Day Google Had to 'Start Over' on Android - Fred Vogelstein - The Atlantic [ http://ur1.ca/g8b28 ] | Dec 22 15:55 |
DaemonFC | Mostly mindless Steve Jobs worship. The criminal that led a company (Apple) that pays no taxes, and writes exploitative proprietary software that doesn't respect user freedom. | Dec 22 15:55 |
DaemonFC | Also, it ignores the fact that Apple never "sold" music for 99 cents per track. | Dec 22 15:55 |
DaemonFC | It was originally crippled with Digital Restrictions Malware (like their apps, books, movies, and magazines still are), and then when the music industry realized that DRM promotes piracy, Apple fought tooth and nail to keep it while other stores led the way in abandoning it. Why? Because Apple's DRM makes it impossible to choose a different device in the future and move your collection of DRM-encumbered stuff to the new device. | Dec 22 15:55 |
DaemonFC | When iTunes went DRM-free (music only), it made people buy their music collection AGAIN to get it without DRM, and they raised the price of all tracks to $1.29. | Dec 22 15:55 |
DaemonFC | Apple's crystal prison should be avoided. Their App Store is a scourge. Its policies censor and ban apps like Bittorrent, Firefox, and Bitcoin. Basically, you can't sideload apps, like you can on Android, so you're totally at Apple's mercy as to whether or not the application can be installed on "your" device. | Dec 22 15:56 |
DaemonFC | I use the quotation fingers because when you have an Apple device, it never really belongs to you. | Dec 22 15:56 |
DaemonFC | Bonus: Apple and Microsoft pushed MPEG-4 patent-encumbered audio and video formats onto the web as a "standard", and in so doing, made every device (not just Microsoft and Apple devices) more expensive for everyone. | Dec 22 15:56 |
DaemonFC | Fuck Apple. | Dec 22 15:56 |
MinceR | but use a condom. | Dec 22 15:58 |
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DaemonFC | shared a link. | Dec 22 16:13 |
DaemonFC | 2 seconds ago | Dec 22 16:13 |
DaemonFC | "A lot was wrong with the first iPhone too. Rubin and the Android team—along with many others—did not think users would take to typing on a screen without the tactile feedback of a physical keyboard. " | Dec 22 16:13 |
DaemonFC | I never did. I hate virtual keyboards. One of the best things about Android is that you never have to tap on anything one letter at a time. There's voice dictation that actually works, and then there's also Swype. | Dec 22 16:13 |
DaemonFC | http://www.swype.com/about/swype-faq-3/ | Dec 22 16:13 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.swype.com | Swype | Swype FAQ | Dec 22 16:13 |
DaemonFC | "Why isn’t Swype available for iPhone/iPad/BlackBerry/Windows Phone? | Dec 22 16:13 |
DaemonFC | Due to the technical design of some operating systems, it is not possible for third party keyboards (such as Swype) to be offered at this point in time. Please communicate to your device/OS manufacturer that you’d like to see Swype available as a keyboard option!" | Dec 22 16:13 |
DaemonFC | BAHAHAHAHAAAAA!!!! | Dec 22 16:14 |
DaemonFC | Because your phone is a gigantic steaming pile of shit, you will never experience the awesomeness of Swype. | Dec 22 16:14 |
DaemonFC | http://www.ubergizmo.com/2013/09/apple-patent-reveals-swype-like-keyboard-for-ios-devices/ | Dec 22 16:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.ubergizmo.com | Apple Patent Reveals Swype-like Keyboard For iOS Devices | Ubergizmo [ http://ur1.ca/g8p7g ] | Dec 22 16:14 |
DaemonFC | Until Apple gets a patent on something it did not invent (again) and sues the company that invented it in East Texas. | Dec 22 16:14 |
DaemonFC | And then you'll have a broken half-assed version of it from Apple. | Dec 22 16:16 |
DaemonFC | Which will, of course, be the Greatest Thing Ever(TM). | Dec 22 16:17 |
MinceR | i still find it somewhat difficult to type on a virtual keyboard | Dec 22 16:18 |
MinceR | but a big screen with Hacker's Keyboard and its debug mode helps | Dec 22 16:18 |
schestowitz__ | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CZua6r8uqLg | Dec 22 16:25 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.youtube.com | Oprah Winfrey; An entire generation of white people have to DIE! - YouTube [ http://ur1.ca/g8p91 ] | Dec 22 16:25 |
schestowitz__ | taken out of context | Dec 22 16:25 |
schestowitz__ | the title | Dec 22 16:25 |
schestowitz__ | and badly reviewed, she refers to people who lynched | Dec 22 16:26 |
DaemonFC | 2 seconds ago | Dec 22 16:44 |
DaemonFC | That article really could have been more fair. The editor could admit that the iPhone was crude, and a step forward from what there was before (100 different incompatible phones that all ran crappy vendor-produced software), but that Google upped their game and created a proper OS for mobile phones. | Dec 22 16:44 |
DaemonFC | To be fair, I can see why the original Android project (the one that was never released) wasn't very good. They only figured that they had to compete with Microsoft, and well, Internet Explorer. Enough said. | Dec 22 16:44 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3436248 | Dec 22 16:50 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Calibre 1.16 Greatly Improves the EPUB and AZW3 Book Editing Function http://news.softpedia.com/news/Calibre-1-16-Greatly-Improves-the-EPUB-and-AZW3-Book-Editing-Function-411005.shtml #calibre #epub | Dec 22 16:50 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> news.softpedia.com | Calibre 1.16 Greatly Improves the EPUB and AZW3 Book Editing Function [ http://ur1.ca/g8pfa ] | Dec 22 16:50 |
schestowitz__ | "If someone can tell me how to whack Calibre upside the head so that it doesn't use its built-in, utterly brain-dead PDF viewer, I'd be very appreciative." | Dec 22 16:50 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3437473 | Dec 22 16:50 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Torrent is efficient transmission of data over existing #internet infrastructure and its painting as "copyright violation" been manufactured | Dec 22 16:50 |
schestowitz__ | "Questioning authority is terrorism!" | Dec 22 16:50 |
schestowitz__ | Questioning the law is breaking the law :-) | Dec 22 16:50 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3436216 | Dec 22 16:51 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Red Hat engineers, who are based in the US, are pressured by #nsa to put NSA code inside #linux (which makes Red Hat's role less trusted) | Dec 22 16:51 |
schestowitz__ | "and by extension fedora's" | Dec 22 16:51 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3436253 | Dec 22 16:52 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: The worst British bank, #NatWest (run by kids now, used to be run by adults), has criminal past, not just bankruptcy http://www.reuters.com/article/2008/02/22/us-enron-natwest-sentencing-idUSN2248595820080222 | Dec 22 16:52 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.reuters.com | Ex-NatWest bankers sentenced to 3 years in jail | Reuters [ http://ur1.ca/g8fj6 ] | Dec 22 16:52 |
schestowitz__ | If Natwest gave me a check for £1,000,000- now I would still feel short changed. Full of dirty tricks." | Dec 22 16:52 |
schestowitz__ | : | Dec 22 16:52 |
DaemonFC | And it's not like waiting a few years and getting it right hurt Google. In 2013, Android phones are massively outselling iPhones. Apple shipped only 12 out of 100 smartphones this year, with almost all of the rest being Android. | Dec 22 16:54 |
DaemonFC | Apple still maintains a sizable marketshare, but most of those customers are using older devices. It's clear that within two years, Apple's sales might be in the single digits, and in five years, the iPhone might not even exist at all. Right now, Apple is trying to stem the bleeding with a cut-rate model (the 5s) and giving those away for free with a contract. That's gotta hurt their pride a little. Apple customers were sickened by the fact | Dec 22 16:54 |
DaemonFC | that Apple products ended up being sold at Walmart. They should be doubly disgusted by the fact that there's now a cheap-o version of the iPhone that is specifically targeting Walmart customers. | Dec 22 16:54 |
DaemonFC | Apple isn't invincible. Back in the 1990s, things at Apple got so bad that the company almost went out of business, and had to go beg Microsoft for cash (which it got, in exchange for making Internet Explorer the default web browser for the Mac, which damned near got Steve Jobs booed off stage, at an Apple developer conference). People don't remember what Apple was doing in the 1990s, which is great for Apple, because it was very unflatterin | Dec 22 16:54 |
DaemonFC | g. Picture an operating system that crashed more than Windows 98 and still had Internet Explorer greeting new users by default. Yuck. | Dec 22 16:54 |
MinceR | DaemonFC: the hypePhone was not a step forward, it was a step backward | Dec 22 16:55 |
MinceR | it made people think that smartphones didn't need to be general purpose computers | Dec 22 16:56 |
MinceR | even winblows mobile was a better OS than hypeOS. | Dec 22 16:56 |
DaemonFC | I don't think that the user interface of Windows Phone 8 is that bad. | Dec 22 16:56 |
DaemonFC | It's just that it's not selling well, doesn't have very much third party support, only lets you install Microsoft-approved apps, and probably won't be around for more than five years. | Dec 22 16:57 |
DaemonFC | So, I think it has a lot of the same drawbacks as the iPhone. | Dec 22 16:57 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3439884 | Dec 22 17:00 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Last year #obama took advantage of people being away for xmas and new year's celebrations, launching a lot of bloody #drone attacks | Dec 22 17:00 |
schestowitz__ | "He tends to sign in controversial things too this time of year - while people do not have their eye on the ball ......" | Dec 22 17:00 |
schestowitz__ | https://www.google.co.uk/search?client=ubuntu&channel=fs&q=obama+signing&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&gl=uk&gws_rd=cr& | Dec 22 17:00 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.google.co.uk | obama signing - Google Search [ http://ur1.ca/g8pib ] | Dec 22 17:00 |
schestowitz__ | He signs NDAAs | Dec 22 17:00 |
DaemonFC | shared a link. | Dec 22 17:03 |
DaemonFC | 2 minutes ago | Dec 22 17:03 |
DaemonFC | Republicans won't compromise. Nothing will get done. | Dec 22 17:03 |
DaemonFC | (Doesn't that seem to be happening a lot?) | Dec 22 17:03 |
DaemonFC | Modern Republicans see compromise as a weakness, and a sign to attack. | Dec 22 17:03 |
DaemonFC | http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2013/dec/22/coburn-schumer-acknowledge-obamacare-problems-spli/ | Dec 22 17:03 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.washingtontimes.com | Coburn, Schumer acknowledge Obamacare problems, but split on solutions - Washington Times [ http://ur1.ca/g8pjc ] | Dec 22 17:03 |
DaemonFC | Also, people should not necessarily get catastrophic coverage. | Dec 22 17:03 |
DaemonFC | Depending on the size of your subsidy, the catastrophic plan can cost more and leave you on the hook for twelve times the out of pocket expense of the Silver plans. | Dec 22 17:03 |
DaemonFC | Of course, I'd expect a Republican to suggest doing the dumbest thing possible, and then bitching when your catastrophic care plan doesn't cover anything. It's another attempt to sabotage the law by leading low income people to choose a bad option. | Dec 22 17:03 |
DaemonFC | schestowitz, The Christmas tradition. | Dec 22 17:18 |
DaemonFC | It's not new. | Dec 22 17:18 |
DaemonFC | The Federal Reserve was established that way | Dec 22 17:18 |
DaemonFC | With only a handful of Senators actually present and voting. | Dec 22 17:18 |
DaemonFC | Before anyone knew what it was, it was law. | Dec 22 17:19 |
DaemonFC | You have to get those things in while everyone is off paying no attention. If people had time to review something like that, it could never pass. | Dec 22 17:19 |
MinceR | it could, but it would cost the lobbyists more. | Dec 22 17:20 |
DaemonFC | I can't prove our elections are rigged, but it seems pretty convenient that there were EXACTLY enough Democrats in the House and Senate to pass Obamacare. | Dec 22 17:21 |
DaemonFC | EXACTLY enough. | Dec 22 17:21 |
MinceR | d-h.st makes it easy to view all sorts of advertisements with optional malware, but to actually download something useful, you may need to switch browsers | Dec 22 17:22 |
MinceR | i don't understand why people have to use shitty, sleazy file hosts like that. | Dec 22 17:22 |
schestowitz__ | [17:20] <DaemonFC> schestowitz, The Christmas tradition. | Dec 22 17:25 |
schestowitz__ | Yule is the tradition | Dec 22 17:25 |
schestowitz__ | like Jabba | Dec 22 17:25 |
DaemonFC | Well, Obamacare is there now, and it's not going away. | Dec 22 17:26 |
DaemonFC | Not looking at it won't make it go away. | Dec 22 17:26 |
DaemonFC | I think people need to figure out how to make the best of it. | Dec 22 17:26 |
schestowitz__ | Why is it called Obamacare? | Dec 22 17:26 |
schestowitz__ | I hate this word, and it sounds like a mocking nym for national insurance | Dec 22 17:26 |
DaemonFC | Well, the Republicans started calling it that. | Dec 22 17:26 |
schestowitz__ | yeah | Dec 22 17:27 |
MinceR | it was meant to be mocking | Dec 22 17:27 |
schestowitz__ | but why stick with it? | Dec 22 17:27 |
schestowitz__ | OneCare? | Dec 22 17:27 |
DaemonFC | Then Obama said he doesn't mind if people call it Obamacare "because I do care". | Dec 22 17:27 |
DaemonFC | So, since they both agree, I just call it that. | Dec 22 17:27 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 22 17:27 |
MinceR | they could call it IDon'tCare | Dec 22 17:27 |
schestowitz__ | it's more of the Obama brand | Dec 22 17:27 |
MinceR | or iDon'tCare | Dec 22 17:27 |
schestowitz__ | I don't like it, if it was Bushcare what would you do? | Dec 22 17:27 |
MinceR | :) | Dec 22 17:27 |
schestowitz__ | NixOnCare | Dec 22 17:27 |
MinceR | bush doesn't care either | Dec 22 17:28 |
schestowitz__ | Obama doesn't care much more than Bush | Dec 22 17:28 |
DaemonFC | It's a better system than we had before, but it was one of those "Something has to be done, so let's reform it in such a way that gets the monkeys off of our backs and gives our favorite criminals a bunch of money.". | Dec 22 17:28 |
schestowitz__ | he's a label, like Jordan, Woods, Oprah | Dec 22 17:28 |
schestowitz__ | we need good policies, not labels | Dec 22 17:28 |
DaemonFC | health insurance companies don't provide any care, and the government is on the hook for most of the actual spending | Dec 22 17:28 |
schestowitz__ | "Democrat" is a very deceiving laberl | Dec 22 17:28 |
MinceR | so's "Republican" | Dec 22 17:29 |
DaemonFC | the insurance companies get to loot the public, do a little paperwork, and get the government to pay for it | Dec 22 17:29 |
MinceR | things aren't treated as public affairs | Dec 22 17:29 |
DaemonFC | Their "administrative overhead" (mostly bonuses for their CEOs and profit for their shareholders) is about 20%. | Dec 22 17:30 |
DaemonFC | Medicare's is about 1%. | Dec 22 17:30 |
DaemonFC | But, can't give Medicare to everyone, not fucking crooked enough, still trying to figure out how to shut that down.... | Dec 22 17:30 |
DaemonFC | It's sort of funny, in a way. | Dec 22 17:31 |
DaemonFC | Obamacare does to the <65 crowd what the Republicans said they wanted to do to Medicare. | Dec 22 17:31 |
schestowitz__ | We shouldn't call it Obamaxare | Dec 22 17:31 |
schestowitz__ | Congress votes on it | Dec 22 17:31 |
schestowitz__ | it has nothing almost to do with Obama | Dec 22 17:32 |
schestowitz__ | and more to do with what people need | Dec 22 17:32 |
DaemonFC | He proposed it and signed it. | Dec 22 17:32 |
schestowitz__ | It's like calling onself "pirate" | Dec 22 17:32 |
schestowitz__ | accepting newspeak | Dec 22 17:32 |
DaemonFC | It's not exactly what he proposed, but that's what happens in Congress. | Dec 22 17:32 |
schestowitz__ | or calling oneself "non-believer" | Dec 22 17:32 |
MinceR | pirates are cool | Dec 22 17:32 |
MinceR | so cool they had to come up with a new symbol for poison :> | Dec 22 17:32 |
DaemonFC | Congress is theoretically more powerful than the President. They've transferred so much of their authority to the president, that the president has become something of a dictator in certain ways. | Dec 22 17:35 |
DaemonFC | He has some pretty broad authority to "interpret" existing laws. | Dec 22 17:36 |
DaemonFC | That's sometimes a good thing. He's instructed the federal government to interpret the definition of "family" to include gay couples. Those laws were written sometimes 30-40 years ago, and you know the Republicans are never going to revise them to do that. | Dec 22 17:36 |
DaemonFC | But, the knife cuts both ways. The next Republican president will rescind that. | Dec 22 17:37 |
MinceR | i was just about to say | Dec 22 17:37 |
MinceR | gay couples will oscillate between "family" and "not familiy" every 4/8/whatever years | Dec 22 17:37 |
DaemonFC | Exactly. | Dec 22 17:38 |
DaemonFC | Hopefully, some of us that are voting Republican will be smart enough to understand that. | Dec 22 17:39 |
DaemonFC | They seem to be doing it mostly due to financial reasons (they're rich). | Dec 22 17:39 |
DaemonFC | It's about 20-25% of the LGBT voters that do that, for very selfish reasons mostly related to their big fucking pile of money. | Dec 22 17:39 |
DaemonFC | But, some of them have something to lose now, like tax filing status or Social Security benefits. | Dec 22 17:40 |
DaemonFC | So, I'm hoping that in the next election, that's something closer to maybe 10-15%. | Dec 22 17:40 |
DaemonFC | There's always going to be some. :P | Dec 22 17:40 |
DaemonFC | Most exit polls put us at 5-7% of the total turnout. | Dec 22 17:41 |
DaemonFC | That can push an election one way or the other. | Dec 22 17:41 |
DaemonFC | Just don't tell my dad that. He still wants to believe that "Those damned queers are like 1-2% of the population. You animals." | Dec 22 17:42 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 22 17:42 |
MinceR | :) | Dec 22 17:42 |
MinceR | should somebody tell him that technically all humans are animals? | Dec 22 17:42 |
DaemonFC | I don't know why homophobes are afraid of gay people. I've looked at most of the fanatic ones, and they have absolutely nothing to fear from me. | Dec 22 17:43 |
DaemonFC | Phil Robertson looks like Osama Bin Laden. | Dec 22 17:43 |
MinceR | :D | Dec 22 17:44 |
DaemonFC | Hardly something from my wildest fantasies. | Dec 22 17:44 |
DaemonFC | The Republicans have themselves backed into a corner. It's hard to find anyone other than straight, white, Christian, males that they haven't pissed off. | Dec 22 17:48 |
DaemonFC | Some people from other groups inexplicably vote for them.... | Dec 22 17:48 |
DaemonFC | Their "base" manages to take time off from burning crosses in peoples yards to vote though.... | Dec 22 17:49 |
DaemonFC | They've even managed to chase my dad off... | Dec 22 17:51 |
DaemonFC | That's an accomplishment. | Dec 22 17:51 |
DaemonFC | He's figured out that he's getting old and sick and the Republicans can only barely mask their contempt for old sick people that don't have tons of money. | Dec 22 17:52 |
DaemonFC | https://www.card.com/pride | Dec 22 17:54 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.card.com | Pride Prepaid Visa Debit Cards | CARD.com | Dec 22 17:54 |
DaemonFC | That was advertised on Facebook. | Dec 22 17:54 |
DaemonFC | I wonder if Capital One would let me upload a rainbow to their Design A Card thing. | Dec 22 17:54 |
*DaemonFC goes to find out. | Dec 22 17:54 | |
DaemonFC | That page isn't loading. | Dec 22 17:56 |
DaemonFC | I've avoided using Chrome on m Android phone. | Dec 22 17:57 |
DaemonFC | I've insisted on Firefox, mostly because it runs Adblock Edge. | Dec 22 17:57 |
DaemonFC | Chrome for Android has no extension support at all, and knowing Google, they'll eventually drive ad blocking plugins from the Chrome store entirely. | Dec 22 17:58 |
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DaemonFC | hmmm | Dec 22 18:10 |
DaemonFC | trying the OK Google extension for Chrome | Dec 22 18:11 |
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DaemonFC | I tried uploading that image to the card design thing. | Dec 22 18:17 |
DaemonFC | I wonder if they'll actually send that to me. | Dec 22 18:18 |
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DaemonFC | shared Americans Against The Republican Party's photo. | Dec 22 18:47 |
DaemonFC | 5 minutes ago | Dec 22 18:47 |
DaemonFC | https://scontent-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash4/p480x480/1495484_693342297354305_1093500394_n.jpg | Dec 22 18:47 |
DaemonFC | That's me. Inventing ways to do evil. I think I'll drink some more Evil Coffee, then I'll check my Evil Mail, and then I'll sign up for Evil Medical School, so I can become Doctor Evil. | Dec 22 18:48 |
DaemonFC | And then I'll ransom the world for.....one million EVIL dollars. | Dec 22 18:48 |
DaemonFC | Can't the far-right find anyone that's not an idiot to carry their message? Anyone that has shaved and had a hair cut since the Nixon Administration? | Dec 22 18:48 |
DaemonFC | shared Less Than 10 Dollars An Hour's photo. | Dec 22 18:48 |
DaemonFC | 3 minutes ago | Dec 22 18:48 |
DaemonFC | https://scontent-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn1/p480x480/1528759_380235355454959_2034713572_n.jpg | Dec 22 18:48 |
DaemonFC | If it had simply kept up with inflation, it would be $10.72 an hour. | Dec 22 18:49 |
DaemonFC | If it had simply kept up with the bare minimum that a single person needs, in order to make ends meet without welfare, it would be $10.20 an hour, in the cheapest country to live in, in the entire country. | Dec 22 18:49 |
DaemonFC | Or you can just do what McDonalds says. Sign up for welfare, cut food into little bites, and go to church. Because that fixes everything. And if it doesn't, "Sell your Christmas presents on ebay for extra cash!". | Dec 22 18:49 |
Sosumi | if you have osx's app store auto checking for updates expect connection to be be spoofed and have the pirate gain access to your home folder | Dec 22 19:00 |
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Sosumi | apparently there's a vulnerability in the store sandboxing and it's not new | Dec 22 19:12 |
Sosumi | consider it the new iTunes voluntary vulnerability which granted some alphabet agency a backdoor | Dec 22 19:13 |
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DaemonFC | I don't get how having a TV show is suddenly a constitutional right. | Dec 22 19:34 |
DaemonFC | If you work at Walmart and walk up to a person and say what Phil Robertson did, you will be fired. Immediately. Why don't right-wingers go boycott Walmart? | Dec 22 19:34 |
DaemonFC | I've heard that many of them are going to Walmart to buy their Duck Dynasty crap... | Dec 22 19:34 |
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DaemonFC | The banksters figure that a minimum wage hike would have a stimulus effect for a couple of years, and then that effect would be canceled out when people promised their future wages to a bank to get ahold of a credit card, or to secure an auto loan. | Dec 22 19:40 |
DaemonFC | Then they would be making interest payments to a bank that are sucked out of the productive economy, and help nobody (except the bank). | Dec 22 19:40 |
DaemonFC | Well, if the banksters figure they'll just take it all, then I'm surprised that the increase is not already law. Those folks usually get whatever they want. | Dec 22 19:40 |
DaemonFC | Of course, people who are smarter than the average bear don't go promising money that they haven't earned to a bank, with interest. | Dec 22 19:40 |
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schestowitz__ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/414845239850188800 | Dec 22 19:52 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Parenti http://t.co/QurYrb6HQZ | Dec 22 19:52 |
schestowitz__ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/414846075619397632 | Dec 22 19:53 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Protest Declares Anti-GMO 'Tsunami' https://t.co/dd2BJkIR5r #hawaii "terrorism" -- will #nsa spy on "targets" (activists) for #monsanto | Dec 22 19:53 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.commondreams.org | Hawaii Protest Declares Anti-GMO 'Tsunami' is Here | Common Dreams | Dec 22 19:53 |
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DaemonFC | For people who made the mistake of buying an Apple iThing and now realizing that they want freedom to sideload applications and alternative app stores, you can go through a jailbreak, possibly brick your device, and void the warranty.... | Dec 22 19:54 |
DaemonFC | http://evasi0n.com/ | Dec 22 19:54 |
DaemonFC | Or you can sell off the iThing that you mistakenly purchased, and buy an Android device. | Dec 22 19:54 |
TechrightsBot-tr | evasi0n.com | evasi0n iOS 7.x Jailbreak - official website of the evad3rs | Dec 22 19:54 |
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schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3439849 | Dec 22 19:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Phone companies might have to store snoop data instead of NSA, Obama says | Dec 22 19:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.scmp.com | Phone companies might have to store snoop data instead of NSA, Obama says | South China Morning Post [ http://ur1.ca/g8pi2 ] | Dec 22 19:57 |
schestowitz__ | "I drove through Utah once, it had an eerie feeling - a vast and grand feeling of the yetzer hara. Seems the intuition was correct..." | Dec 22 19:57 |
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DaemonFC | he fact that Duck Dynasty has the highest non-fiction cable TV rating while Dr. Michio Kaku and Professor Brian Cox are two or three channels down is scary, and sad. It really says a lot about Americans.... | Dec 22 20:27 |
DaemonFC | Or, you know, God forbid anyone should cut the cable and read a book. | Dec 22 20:29 |
DaemonFC | It reminds me of when Bill Hicks was talking about his experience in an Alabama diner. He said that the waitress came up and asked him what he was doing, and when he said "reading", she said.. "Heh. What for?". | Dec 22 20:29 |
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schestowitz__ | hi _Goblin | Dec 22 20:46 |
_Goblin | Hi there! | Dec 22 20:46 |
_Goblin | Seasons greetings and all that! | Dec 22 20:46 |
schestowitz__ | How's it going? | Dec 22 20:46 |
_Goblin | yeah good....very very busy | Dec 22 20:46 |
schestowitz__ | New career next year? | Dec 22 20:46 |
_Goblin | I've technically got that now... | Dec 22 20:46 |
_Goblin | thats why I'm so busy | Dec 22 20:47 |
_Goblin | I've three heads on at the moment! | Dec 22 20:47 |
schestowitz__ | Still living 'round the same area, so that we can come and visit? | Dec 22 20:47 |
_Goblin | Yep...but not long...April is the date set for leaving..... | Dec 22 20:47 |
_Goblin | I'll PM you with the new location. | Dec 22 20:48 |
schestowitz__ | That's why renting can sometimes be practical... common thing in central Europe | Dec 22 20:48 |
_Goblin | Ah we've got an offer in on a house....elsewhere | Dec 22 20:48 |
schestowitz__ | near wife's family | Dec 22 20:49 |
schestowitz__ | so probably east end | Dec 22 20:49 |
_Goblin | lol.... | Dec 22 20:49 |
_Goblin | yes but no | Dec 22 20:49 |
MinceR | happy solstice! | Dec 22 20:49 |
_Goblin | near my wifes family | Dec 22 20:49 |
_Goblin | but not parents | Dec 22 20:49 |
schestowitz__ | ah, ok | Dec 22 20:49 |
schestowitz__ | near to Euston? | Dec 22 20:49 |
_Goblin | :).... PM sent....prepare for shock.... | Dec 22 20:50 |
_Goblin | and before you ask about citizenship.... | Dec 22 20:50 |
_Goblin | thats not a problem. | Dec 22 20:50 |
schestowitz__ | BTW, you're invited to come here with the family this week/next week, we can arrange dinner | Dec 22 20:50 |
_Goblin | Cool! | Dec 22 20:50 |
schestowitz__ | OK, so I need to come around some time before April... or you can come to us... | Dec 22 20:55 |
_Goblin | Yeah.... April is tentative, depending on contract.... | Dec 22 20:56 |
schestowitz__ | Before you become the next Piers morgan/Rick gervais... and rarely come back to visir | Dec 22 20:56 |
_Goblin | I was thinking more JK Rowlings. | Dec 22 20:56 |
schestowitz__ | meh | Dec 22 20:57 |
*schestowitz__ hates Harry potter | Dec 22 20:57 | |
schestowitz__ | (the films at least) | Dec 22 20:57 |
_Goblin | I think the books were far better. | Dec 22 20:58 |
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schestowitz__ | maybe I'm not to judge | Dec 22 20:59 |
schestowitz__ | the American Psycho book was quite different from the movie | Dec 22 20:59 |
schestowitz__ | and that's the one example I tried both | Dec 22 20:59 |
schestowitz__ | 1984 I only know the film of... | Dec 22 20:59 |
_Goblin | I'm not sure why 1984 was held up as so insightful.....there's plenty of older works which offered a true to life glimse of the future. | Dec 22 21:02 |
MinceR | which ones? | Dec 22 21:02 |
_Goblin | Flatland - A romance of many dimensions.. | Dec 22 21:02 |
_Goblin | that was 1890 I believe. | Dec 22 21:02 |
schestowitz__ | what did ti predict? | Dec 22 21:03 |
_Goblin | dimensional theory....bigotry, heresy etc | Dec 22 21:03 |
_Goblin | dividing of society | Dec 22 21:03 |
schestowitz__ | was that a new trend? | Dec 22 21:03 |
schestowitz__ | some things are eternally and universally true | Dec 22 21:04 |
_Goblin | the big brother society was a given since throughout time we have had "watchers"....as tech improved (as in weapons) methods to control and observe improved. | Dec 22 21:04 |
_Goblin | You had the "big brother" culture in the times of Jesus (even if you don't want to believe at a religious level) | Dec 22 21:04 |
schestowitz__ | yes, but some methods were explained well | Dec 22 21:04 |
schestowitz__ | futurists/writers like Huxley are not yet proven right | Dec 22 21:05 |
_Goblin | but then as I say, if time proves we always have watchers, spies and monitoring, when tech improves we would facilitate it to better do the above. | Dec 22 21:05 |
schestowitz__ | Look at that overrated Kurzweil | Dec 22 21:05 |
schestowitz__ | _Goblin: which is worse, GCHQ or NSA, which funds it? | Dec 22 21:06 |
_Goblin | good question....here's the clever part..... | Dec 22 21:06 |
schestowitz__ | UK has had a reputation of bigger big brother than the US | Dec 22 21:06 |
schestowitz__ | Since imperialist days when people were targeted and tortured/killed if they challenged the colonists | Dec 22 21:06 |
_Goblin | UK cant obtain info on its citizens without breaking laws...but it can allow NSA to obtain info and then send it back to them....info by proxy is perfectly legal. | Dec 22 21:07 |
_Goblin | I expect we do the same for the NSA. | Dec 22 21:07 |
schestowitz__ | Britiain buried related documents in the water near Singapore, which Japan had done similar things | Dec 22 21:07 |
_Goblin | And I'd say GCHQ and NSA are in it up to their necks together. | Dec 22 21:07 |
_Goblin | and thats the difficulty..... | Dec 22 21:07 |
schestowitz__ | GCHQ got funded by the NSA | Dec 22 21:08 |
_Goblin | And you'd be surprised by who else..... | Dec 22 21:08 |
schestowitz__ | a conspiracy of legal loopholes | Dec 22 21:08 |
schestowitz__ | NZ and AU also | Dec 22 21:08 |
_Goblin | They always exist.... same "firm" many names. | Dec 22 21:08 |
schestowitz__ | Not sure about south Africa and with Canada the extent is not yet too clear | Dec 22 21:08 |
schestowitz__ | Canada is loyal also to France | Dec 22 21:08 |
schestowitz__ | And France is in the Franco -- not Anglo-Saxon - imperial camp | Dec 22 21:09 |
_Goblin | Oh.....and I was wrong.... Flatland wasn't 1890, it was 1884. | Dec 22 21:10 |
schestowitz__ | 1984 became a brand of its own | Dec 22 21:10 |
schestowitz__ | Like others | Dec 22 21:10 |
schestowitz__ | Or Rockey Horror Show | Dec 22 21:10 |
schestowitz__ | Rocky | Dec 22 21:11 |
_Goblin | never seen that film... | Dec 22 21:11 |
schestowitz__ | me neither, only fragments | Dec 22 21:11 |
schestowitz__ | they had a few decent music tracks | Dec 22 21:11 |
schestowitz__ | !google there's a light rocky horror | Dec 22 21:12 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [1] - Rocky Horror Picture show, There's a light. - YouTube | http://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3D3tlvKJq-rf8 | Dec 22 21:12 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [2] - Rocky Horror Picture Show - Over At The Frankenstein Place ... | http://www.youtube.com/watch%3Fv%3DvK2u4y7J58I | Dec 22 21:12 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [3] - Rocky Horror Picture Show - Over At The Frankinstein Place Lyrics ... | http://www.metrolyrics.com/over-at-the-frankinstein-place-lyrics-rocky-horror-picture-show.html | Dec 22 21:12 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [4] - ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW - Over At The Frankenstein ... | http://vimeo.com/4833432 | Dec 22 21:12 |
_Goblin | ..... I'll check it out.... | Dec 22 21:13 |
schestowitz__ | see [4] | Dec 22 21:13 |
_Goblin | best music score for film...if you know what I mean..... | Dec 22 21:13 |
_Goblin | http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oP1Gu5klAlo | Dec 22 21:13 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.youtube.com | The Goonies Intro - YouTube [ http://ur1.ca/g8r9x ] | Dec 22 21:13 |
_Goblin | ;) | Dec 22 21:13 |
schestowitz__ | and none of that cross-dressing stuff | Dec 22 21:13 |
iophk | dammit janet | Dec 22 21:13 |
_Goblin | dressing whilst angry? | Dec 22 21:13 |
MinceR | :D | Dec 22 21:13 |
schestowitz__ | it's the character in the film | Dec 22 21:13 |
_Goblin | what about a kilt? | Dec 22 21:14 |
_Goblin | Very itchy fabric. | Dec 22 21:14 |
schestowitz__ | _Goblin: btw, did you notice we bought tuxmachines? | Dec 22 21:14 |
_Goblin | no... | Dec 22 21:14 |
schestowitz__ | go check it out | Dec 22 21:15 |
schestowitz__ | http://www.tuxmachines.org/ | Dec 22 21:15 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.tuxmachines.org | Tux Machines | Do you waddle the waddle? | Dec 22 21:15 |
_Goblin | sorry I missed that...I'll check it out | Dec 22 21:15 |
_Goblin | Cool..! | Dec 22 21:18 |
_Goblin | I knew TM was being sold....didn't realize you got it! | Dec 22 21:18 |
_Goblin | I've been mainly on Twitter these days. | Dec 22 21:19 |
_Goblin | now around 72,000 words of my second of three books - "Tin Foil Hat" | Dec 22 21:23 |
_Goblin | and I'm hitting writers block...there's only so much conspiracy you can read about to get inspiration before your brain implodes into a singularity of utter nonsense. | Dec 22 21:24 |
_Goblin | I'm quite the expert with these conspiracies now.... | Dec 22 21:24 |
_Goblin | Lizards (transdimensional and otherwise), Neanderthals.... | Dec 22 21:25 |
_Goblin | 911, area 51, project bluebook....dreamland....magestic 12 | Dec 22 21:25 |
_Goblin | David Icke.... Jones, TPV....... | Dec 22 21:26 |
_Goblin | I've read 20+ Icke books, and around 20 others works... | Dec 22 21:26 |
_Goblin | about 100 hours of audiocast.... and countless hours of youtube and TPV. | Dec 22 21:26 |
_Goblin | and as I said a few days ago, word out with the conspiracy folk is that its not thermite anymore with the towers....its mini nukes. | Dec 22 21:28 |
_Goblin | I prefer transdimensional lizards myself. | Dec 22 21:28 |
schestowitz__ | [21:27] <_Goblin> Lizards (transdimensional and otherwise), Neanderthals.... | Dec 22 21:33 |
schestowitz__ | I don't know about the lizard thing | Dec 22 21:33 |
schestowitz__ | some videos show Icke speaking of it | Dec 22 21:33 |
schestowitz__ | but maybe it's designed to discredit him, not just with metaphors | Dec 22 21:34 |
schestowitz__ | he mixes his nonsense with some real stuff, like others of his kind | Dec 22 21:34 |
schestowitz__ | Jones and Icke are quite differentc | Dec 22 21:34 |
schestowitz__ | cannot speak of them as one | Dec 22 21:35 |
schestowitz__ | I could say more about what I think their purpose is | Dec 22 21:35 |
schestowitz__ | and my friends believe the same | Dec 22 21:36 |
schestowitz__ | they're attract like a magnet people with particular opinions | Dec 22 21:36 |
schestowitz__ | and then tie them with others, thus discrediting both | Dec 22 21:36 |
schestowitz__ | IOW, some kind of controlled opposition | Dec 22 21:36 |
schestowitz__ | and forums get infiltrated with alien abduction proponents and stuff, driving everyone away and ruining whatever credibility older content had | Dec 22 21:37 |
schestowitz__ | !google nsa discredit targets | Dec 22 21:37 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [1] - Echoing dirty past, nsa sought to reveal porn habits to discredit targets | https://www.aclu.org/blog/national-security/echoing-dirty-past-nsa-sought-reveal-porn-habits-discredit-targets | Dec 22 21:37 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [2] - Top-Secret Document Reveals NSA Spied On Porn Habits As Part ... | http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/11/26/nsa-porn-muslims_n_4346128.html | Dec 22 21:37 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [3] - Report: NSA Spied on Targets' Porn Habits to Discredit ... - The Blaze | http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/11/27/report-nsa-spied-on-targets-porn-habits-to-discredit-radicalizers-devotion-to-the-jihadist-cause/ | Dec 22 21:37 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [4] - Report: NSA tracks online porn habits to discredit Muslim ... | http://america.aljazeera.com/articles/2013/11/27/nsa-records-onlinesexualactivitypornhabitsofmuslimradicalizers.html | Dec 22 21:37 |
msb_ | Dilbert is great today: http://hf.dilbert.com/2013-12-22/ | Dec 22 21:40 |
TechrightsBot-tr | hf.dilbert.com | The official Dilbert website with Scott Adams' color comic strips, animation, mashups and more! | Dec 22 21:40 |
schestowitz__ | http://www.linuxtoday.com/developer/open-source-closed-doors-foss-and-the-racial-divide.html#comments | Dec 22 21:44 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.linuxtoday.com | Linux Today - Open Source, Closed Doors? FOSS and the Racial Divide [ http://ur1.ca/g8rhd ] | Dec 22 21:44 |
schestowitz__ | "The people who do something other in 'open source' than develop on their own on their own (and rather unrelevant) pet projects are a tiny minority of the people on this planet and (at least, this seems likely to me) also a tiny minority of the people doing software-related work, including programming to varying degrees (I figure that I spend at least half of my work time on customer support issues of all kinds of technical | Dec 22 21:44 |
schestowitz__ | complexity). They're also a group of people who are mostly closely acquainted with each other, who come from a similar well-to-do background (even in countries where university education itself is more-or-less free, the accompanying costs are significant, eg, someone has to earn the money to feed and equip an additional grown-up person who could as well work herself) and who 'fit in' with a certain culture whose characteristics I'd | Dec 22 21:44 |
schestowitz__ | usually associate with cocaine consumption -- boundless, loudmouthed, "the winner takes it all and nothing else matters" aggression towards prospective contenders on the same or on lower levels of the social hierarchy combined with equally boundless "groveling in one's waste products" when dealing with the powers that be (all partial quotes, Spemin included, totally intentional). As such, this is a pretty closed club and most people | Dec 22 21:44 |
schestowitz__ | are not only not members but absolutely not welcome to become members as well, regardless of whatever their present and prospective abilities might be. Insofar this collides with one of the established, easily definable relative minority groups, some of the usual friction can be expected. But at its core, 'open source' is no more racist than misogynist, rather "hate and despise all the outsiders alike" (sound like humans, doesn't it? | Dec 22 21:45 |
schestowitz__ | " | Dec 22 21:45 |
iophk | A little old - http://thenextweb.com/insider/2013/10/31/opera-forum-blogging-platform-email-shut-march-1-2014/ | Dec 22 21:46 |
TechrightsBot-tr | thenextweb.com | My Opera to Shut Down on March 1, 2014 [ http://ur1.ca/g8rhm ] | Dec 22 21:46 |
schestowitz__ | ah | Dec 22 21:47 |
schestowitz__ | and people still wonder why self hosting is important... | Dec 22 21:47 |
_Goblin | Re: Icke and his lizards....nope he does say that...I've seen quite a few of his vids about them... | Dec 22 21:47 |
_Goblin | and also his books.... | Dec 22 21:47 |
_Goblin | oh and BTW Icke also believes that the Moon is a spaceship | Dec 22 21:47 |
_Goblin | thats straight from Icke. | Dec 22 21:47 |
_Goblin | tragically thats some of his more sane stuff. | Dec 22 21:47 |
_Goblin | he seems to have forgotten about being Jesus though..... | Dec 22 21:48 |
_Goblin | maybe he's just modest? ;) | Dec 22 21:48 |
_Goblin | I'm looking forward to a debate with one of these conspiracy folk who say "research it"....as a defence...I have I've researched it thoroughly and am very prepared for their silliness. | Dec 22 21:50 |
_Goblin | and that was awful English...I'm sorry....I'm trying to wrap presents and type at the same time. | Dec 22 21:50 |
_Goblin | Mind you, after all these conspiracy theories, I do have a question - a conspiracy if you will...... | Dec 22 21:54 |
_Goblin | Why do most of these conspiracy folk want to sell you books, dvd's and talks about their conspiracy? | Dec 22 21:55 |
_Goblin | There's alot of money in a conspiracy theory | Dec 22 21:55 |
MinceR | there's a lot of money in conspiracies too :> | Dec 22 21:57 |
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_Goblin | And I've not even started to talk about Scientology | Dec 22 21:59 |
_Goblin | now thats a good one......it works in the same way that Icke and his lizards does. | Dec 22 22:00 |
_Goblin | or the "truthers" who now don't think it thermite.... | Dec 22 22:00 |
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Sosumi | no, it was the pleidians! | Dec 22 22:04 |
_Goblin | lol.... | Dec 22 22:04 |
_Goblin | forgot about them.. | Dec 22 22:04 |
schestowitz__ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/414863801939660800 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/414874741355585537 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/414875338150539265 | Dec 22 22:04 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: "The Airtame dongle itself is running a modified version of Raspbian" http://t.co/ocyzRsDX4Y | Dec 22 22:04 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> arstechnica.com | Airtame wants to mirror (almost) any screen to any other screen | Ars Technica | Dec 22 22:04 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: The climate change denial lobby https://t.co/v4o72a3p0r #murdoch #fox #greed | Dec 22 22:04 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: On claustrophobia https://t.co/2lW8RAfGfO | Dec 22 22:04 |
schestowitz__ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/414875579302035456 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/414877738789793794 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/414878533379694593 | Dec 22 22:04 |
_Goblin | with all these aliens, and transdimensional creatures, there's probably only about 4 humans on the planet (if we are to believe all these conspiracies) | Dec 22 22:04 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: "Cuban President Raul Castro has called for "civilised relations" with the United States" http://t.co/pYjiOkgpWD who embargoes who? | Dec 22 22:04 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.bbc.co.uk | BBC News - Cuba's Raul Castro calls for 'civilised relations' with US | Dec 22 22:04 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Dozens of police injured as eviction protest turns violent in Hamburg (PHOTOS, VIDEO) http://t.co/UWQ8Xmt5eN #germany #hamburg | Dec 22 22:04 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> rt.com | NO TITLE | Dec 22 22:04 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: The disinformation monster is spreading to Europe http://t.co/1tfMWa9tnj | Dec 22 22:04 |
Sosumi | _Goblin, have you ever met a PILF? | Dec 22 22:04 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.bbc.co.uk | BBC News - Storyful social media firm bought by Rupert Murdoch | Dec 22 22:04 |
_Goblin | Nope....but I have a MILF | Dec 22 22:05 |
_Goblin | is that the same thing? | Dec 22 22:05 |
Sosumi | bummer, you killed my joke | Dec 22 22:05 |
schestowitz__ | who's she? | Dec 22 22:05 |
_Goblin | lol | Dec 22 22:05 |
schestowitz__ | Kylie has children? | Dec 22 22:05 |
_Goblin | Roy, you know I've a thing for Sarah Palin | Dec 22 22:06 |
_Goblin | now theres a MILF.....Not sure about PILF though. | Dec 22 22:07 |
_Goblin | She could be an alien though....it would explain alot. | Dec 22 22:07 |
Sosumi | lol | Dec 22 22:07 |
schestowitz__ | Putin I'd like to F***? | Dec 22 22:08 |
schestowitz__ | Or palin? | Dec 22 22:08 |
Sosumi | pleidian | Dec 22 22:08 |
Sosumi | it was a joke that started when RT America had the crazy pleidian women | Dec 22 22:09 |
Sosumi | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7UAeSsvHhTg | Dec 22 22:09 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.youtube.com | Aliens shot down California missile - YouTube [ http://ur1.ca/g8rlq ] | Dec 22 22:10 |
schestowitz__ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/414880827290681345 | Dec 22 22:11 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: "banks are using "their" money and laws (that they often wrote) to block municipalities' use of eminent domain" http://t.co/oeP4nPUZxv | Dec 22 22:11 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.truth-out.org | Capitalism and Democracy: Year-End Lessons | Dec 22 22:11 |
Sosumi | nice ( . Y . ) anyways, too bad that desperate housewife is trying too hard to be popular | Dec 22 22:12 |
Sosumi | and nice way to actually discredit anyone who actually brings any kind of "conspiracy" fact into the light | Dec 22 22:14 |
DaemonFC | I'm still loving this Android phone. | Dec 22 22:22 |
DaemonFC | I think I bought the fastest one they sell. B-) | Dec 22 22:22 |
Sosumi | more news about the buttplug pro, | Dec 22 22:23 |
Sosumi | single gtx680 > two D700 | Dec 22 22:23 |
Sosumi | on unigine valley benchmark | Dec 22 22:23 |
DaemonFC | The Snapdragon 800 is a VERY fast processor. | Dec 22 22:23 |
DaemonFC | I'm amazed. This thing is way WAY faster than that horrible G9 tablet I have. | Dec 22 22:23 |
Sosumi | I'm waiting for the galaxy s5 | Dec 22 22:23 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 22 22:23 |
DaemonFC | I didn't feel like waiting. | Dec 22 22:24 |
DaemonFC | The G2 and Nexus 5 are at least half a generation more advanced than the Galaxy S4. | Dec 22 22:24 |
Sosumi | I could just go and get the note | Dec 22 22:24 |
Sosumi | but way too big | Dec 22 22:24 |
DaemonFC | They're both food phones that will last for years. | Dec 22 22:24 |
Sosumi | and I don't like the finish that much | Dec 22 22:24 |
DaemonFC | I didn't really feel like paying for a S4. | Dec 22 22:25 |
DaemonFC | It was the same price as the G2, and way slower. | Dec 22 22:25 |
DaemonFC | And it was caught cheating the Futuremark benchmark. :P | Dec 22 22:25 |
Sosumi | yeah :P | Dec 22 22:25 |
DaemonFC | And there's the minor issue of a S4 bursting into flames. | Dec 22 22:25 |
Sosumi | the bad thing about the nexus is the cheap dac | Dec 22 22:25 |
DaemonFC | And Samsung trying to remove the video with the DMCA. | Dec 22 22:26 |
Sosumi | otherwise it'd have excelent | Dec 22 22:26 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 22 22:26 |
DaemonFC | Not cool. | Dec 22 22:26 |
Sosumi | *been | Dec 22 22:26 |
DaemonFC | The G2 is pretty similar to the Nexus 5. | Dec 22 22:26 |
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DaemonFC | Mostly the same hardware. | Dec 22 22:26 |
DaemonFC | The G2 has a slightly larger screen, but the Nexus 5's has slightly higher dpi. | Dec 22 22:27 |
DaemonFC | I'd say it's a wash. | Dec 22 22:27 |
MinceR | dpi doesn't matter | Dec 22 22:27 |
MinceR | size and resolution matter | Dec 22 22:27 |
DaemonFC | Oh, then they're both the same resolution. | Dec 22 22:27 |
DaemonFC | The G2's screen is like 0.4" larger. | Dec 22 22:27 |
DaemonFC | LG makes the Nexus 5, so it's obvious why they're basically the same phone. | Dec 22 22:28 |
DaemonFC | One is branded for Google. | Dec 22 22:28 |
DaemonFC | That's the largest difference. | Dec 22 22:29 |
Sosumi | yeah, but they could have used better DACs | Dec 22 22:31 |
Sosumi | while sansumg on their phones tries way too hard to play the music the "best" | Dec 22 22:32 |
Sosumi | instead of focusing in playing the file true to how it was recorded/encoded | Dec 22 22:32 |
DaemonFC | I usually have the phone hooked up to headphones when I'm listening to music. | Dec 22 22:33 |
Sosumi | well, ofc | Dec 22 22:33 |
DaemonFC | Sounds alright to me. | Dec 22 22:33 |
Sosumi | which headphones are you using? | Dec 22 22:33 |
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DaemonFC | Uhhm, a big old pair of Koss ones that I got for 50 cents at a garage sale. | Dec 22 22:35 |
DaemonFC | :D | Dec 22 22:35 |
Sosumi | lol | Dec 22 22:35 |
_Goblin | I had a decent pair of headphones.... | Dec 22 22:35 |
_Goblin | until Roy came around my house and broke them. | Dec 22 22:35 |
_Goblin | ;) | Dec 22 22:35 |
MinceR | :) | Dec 22 22:36 |
DaemonFC | Mmmmm. I just changed my water filter... | Dec 22 22:36 |
DaemonFC | This water is delightfully tasteless... | Dec 22 22:36 |
MinceR | :> | Dec 22 22:36 |
DaemonFC | The tap water in this town tastes kind of funky. | Dec 22 22:37 |
DaemonFC | Of course, with the EPA being what it is, there's no telling what's actually in it. | Dec 22 22:38 |
DaemonFC | The Safe Drinking Water Act represents the science of the 1970s. | Dec 22 22:38 |
DaemonFC | Lobbyists have kept it from being modernized. | Dec 22 22:38 |
_Goblin | What were you after? Being able to light your water with a flame? | Dec 22 22:40 |
_Goblin | The modern water burns you know. | Dec 22 22:40 |
DaemonFC | Yeah, the fracking is causing that. | Dec 22 22:41 |
DaemonFC | Indiana's laws surely aren't any better than the federal ones. | Dec 22 22:41 |
_Goblin | I thought it fracking funny.... who holds a lighter to their tap? | Dec 22 22:41 |
DaemonFC | Our last governor (a Republican) called the federal EPA the "Employment Prevention Agency". | Dec 22 22:41 |
_Goblin | What shall we do today? Oh yes, I know, lets try to light the water. | Dec 22 22:41 |
MinceR | "damn, the gas service is down. i guess i'll try cooking with water today." | Dec 22 22:42 |
_Goblin | Now if only you could have a combustion engine running off the stuff, you'd be laughing... the fuel prices in the uk are extortionate. | Dec 22 22:42 |
_Goblin | I'm sure there's an alienesque conspiracy in the burning water......give it time.. | Dec 22 22:44 |
_Goblin | I wonder, if you drunk this water then tried to light your pee, would you get a flame? Experiment of the day... | Dec 22 22:44 |
DaemonFC | "This is just like that time I had sex with that one person and got that one thing!" | Dec 22 22:45 |
DaemonFC | "Hahahahahaha!!!" | Dec 22 22:45 |
_Goblin | Mark my words....someone on Youtube will try it. | Dec 22 22:45 |
DaemonFC | I can't believe the gall of the Republicans in attacking the Environmental Protection Agency. They've already gutted it so badly that there are some areas of the country where you can set the tap water on fire (because of fracking), and the EPA is saying it's perfectly safe to drink. | Dec 22 22:46 |
DaemonFC | Even after all of that, Indiana's former governor (a Republican, Mitch Daniels) called the federal EPA the "Employment Prevention Agency". | Dec 22 22:46 |
DaemonFC | I was like.... "Are you ****ing ****ing me?" | Dec 22 22:46 |
DaemonFC | Like · · Share · about a minute ago · | Dec 22 22:46 |
_Goblin | Mind you..... | Dec 22 22:47 |
_Goblin | people drink spirits.....you can light them....so whats the harm in a little flamable water? | Dec 22 22:47 |
MinceR | plenty | Dec 22 22:49 |
DaemonFC | Sarah Palin (and many Republicans, for that matter) remind me of that scene from Red Dwarf. | Dec 22 22:49 |
DaemonFC | Lister (reading Captain Hollister's report on Rimmer: "Stupid. Stupid Stupid. Stupid." | Dec 22 22:49 |
DaemonFC | Rimmer: "Was there anything else?" | Dec 22 22:49 |
DaemonFC | Lister: "Just your name and a dash." | Dec 22 22:49 |
DaemonFC | Like · · Share · 2 seconds ago · | Dec 22 22:49 |
MinceR | the human body can process ethanol, but not hydrocarbons, afaik | Dec 22 22:49 |
_Goblin | then maybe they should learn. | Dec 22 22:49 |
MinceR | for example, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Escolar | Dec 22 22:49 |
TechrightsBot-tr | en.wikipedia.org | Escolar - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia | Dec 22 22:49 |
_Goblin | I'm sure Icke's transdimensional lizards will be ok with flamable water. | Dec 22 22:49 |
MinceR | then again, there's plenty of harm in consuming ethanol, too :> | Dec 22 22:52 |
DaemonFC | shared a link via The Other 98%. | Dec 22 22:52 |
DaemonFC | 49 seconds ago · Edited | Dec 22 22:52 |
DaemonFC | http://america.aljazeera.com/articles/2013/12/11/homelessness-hungerreportmayors.html | Dec 22 22:53 |
TechrightsBot-tr | america.aljazeera.com | Hardworking yet still homeless in today's America | Al Jazeera America [ http://ur1.ca/g8rwa ] | Dec 22 22:53 |
DaemonFC | McDonalds has helpful advice. Get on welfare, go to church, cut your food i | Dec 22 22:53 |
DaemonFC | Oh, and be sure to appropriately tip your personal masseuse. | Dec 22 22:53 |
DaemonFC | (Yes, they actually said all of this!) | Dec 22 22:53 |
DaemonFC | errr | Dec 22 22:53 |
_Goblin | I love a good MD burger. | Dec 22 22:53 |
DaemonFC | "Get on welfare, go to church, cut your food into little pieces, stop complaining, and sell your Christmas presents on ebay." | Dec 22 22:53 |
_Goblin | and the vanilla milkshake | Dec 22 22:54 |
DaemonFC | You mean the beaver anal gland milkshake. | Dec 22 22:54 |
_Goblin | yep | Dec 22 22:54 |
_Goblin | its lovely. | Dec 22 22:54 |
DaemonFC | Made by a minimum wage employee that hates you and didn't wash their hands after using the restroom. | Dec 22 22:54 |
DaemonFC | Mmmm. Tastes like Hepatitis! | Dec 22 22:54 |
_Goblin | it comes out a machine | Dec 22 22:54 |
DaemonFC | Yeah, and then they stuck their dick in it because they make minimum wage! | Dec 22 22:55 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 22 22:55 |
_Goblin | that would be ill advised its very cold | Dec 22 22:55 |
_Goblin | mind you, if you'd been drinking that flamable water..... | Dec 22 22:55 |
_Goblin | and just like how I don't want to think about how the animal is killed before it hits my plate, aslong as the milkshake tastes good, "the making of" means little. | Dec 22 22:56 |
_Goblin | lol.... | Dec 22 22:56 |
DaemonFC | Well, it is McDonalds. If the employee jerks off in your hamburger, it's the healthiest part of the whole meal. | Dec 22 22:56 |
DaemonFC | They should really charge you extra for that. | Dec 22 22:56 |
_Goblin | LBC 97.3 has just said exactly what you mentioned daemonfc | Dec 22 22:56 |
_Goblin | about MD | Dec 22 22:56 |
DaemonFC | Which part? | Dec 22 22:56 |
_Goblin | the lifestyle bit about MD | Dec 22 22:57 |
_Goblin | how coinicidental is that? | Dec 22 22:57 |
DaemonFC | The "helpful advice"? | Dec 22 22:57 |
_Goblin | yep | Dec 22 22:57 |
_Goblin | LBC = Londons Biggest Conversation | Dec 22 22:57 |
DaemonFC | "Hmm, there seems to be semen in my hamburger...." | Dec 22 22:58 |
DaemonFC | Don't complain. At least you know where it came from! | Dec 22 22:58 |
MinceR | do you? | Dec 22 22:59 |
_Goblin | I was told that was mayonaise | Dec 22 22:59 |
DaemonFC | I'm serious. Their "hamburger" is really bad. | Dec 22 22:59 |
MinceR | there's plenty of species that produce semen. | Dec 22 22:59 |
DaemonFC | It's like mystery meat. | Dec 22 22:59 |
DaemonFC | And it does't even rot. | Dec 22 22:59 |
MinceR | well, i used to like their burgers | Dec 22 22:59 |
MinceR | now i pretty much only like the cheeseburger bacon | Dec 22 22:59 |
DaemonFC | They've got it so packed full of artificial preservatives that you can put a McDonalds hamburger in the closet for 10 years, and it will look pretty much the same as the day you bought it. | Dec 22 22:59 |
DaemonFC | There was a guy on Dr. Oz that did that. | Dec 22 22:59 |
MinceR | that's not what they're for, though | Dec 22 23:00 |
MinceR | they're for eating | Dec 22 23:00 |
_Goblin | yep | Dec 22 23:00 |
_Goblin | its like the person who lit their tap....why bother? | Dec 22 23:00 |
DaemonFC | I'd be too afraid to even try to light my tap water. It might work. | Dec 22 23:01 |
DaemonFC | Fucking Republicans.... | Dec 22 23:01 |
MinceR | use a condom. | Dec 22 23:01 |
_Goblin | on his tap? | Dec 22 23:01 |
MinceR | on the republicans. | Dec 22 23:02 |
DaemonFC | Oh, I've only ever fucked one Republican, and I'm pretty sure he was being sarcastic when he said he was one. | Dec 22 23:02 |
MinceR | :> | Dec 22 23:02 |
DaemonFC | Of course, his dad sure was a Republican. | Dec 22 23:02 |
DaemonFC | Well, mostly. | Dec 22 23:02 |
DaemonFC | His dad told him "I'm not thrilled about you being gay, just don't bring any niggers into the house." | Dec 22 23:02 |
DaemonFC | So, there you go. | Dec 22 23:02 |
MinceR | lol | Dec 22 23:03 |
DaemonFC | I didn't really like his family too much. | Dec 22 23:03 |
DaemonFC | He actually told me his dad said that. | Dec 22 23:04 |
DaemonFC | Then he finished the sentence off with "And I never did...." | Dec 22 23:04 |
DaemonFC | That's Martinsville, Indiana for you though. | Dec 22 23:05 |
DaemonFC | It's basically one of the last Klan holdouts in Indiana. | Dec 22 23:06 |
DaemonFC | https://scontent-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn2/1508147_693591210662747_112411953_n.jpg | Dec 22 23:08 |
MinceR | :) | Dec 22 23:09 |
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Sosumi | who are those in that pict? talibans? santa and his helpers? | Dec 23 00:45 |
MinceR | "duck dynasty" | Dec 23 00:45 |
Sosumi | I know! mobster santa | Dec 23 00:45 |
Sosumi | never heard of it | Dec 23 00:45 |
MinceR | fundie hillbillies, afaik | Dec 23 00:45 |
Sosumi | and why are gays sinners? | Dec 23 00:47 |
Sosumi | from my knowledge, being a sinner is walking at night under the "light" of the moon | Dec 23 00:47 |
MinceR | because the bible says that anal sex is an abomination :> | Dec 23 00:48 |
Sosumi | ppl professing what they don't understand | Dec 23 00:48 |
Sosumi | beats me | Dec 23 00:48 |
Sosumi | zee bible also says to not kill | Dec 23 00:50 |
Sosumi | yet... | Dec 23 00:51 |
Sosumi | iraq, afghanistan, kosovo... | Dec 23 00:51 |
MinceR | yeah, it says a lot of things | Dec 23 00:51 |
MinceR | and it often contradicts itself | Dec 23 00:51 |
MinceR | and people don't mind | Dec 23 00:51 |
MinceR | they just go "durr hurr it's the inerrant word of god" | Dec 23 00:52 |
Sosumi | korea, vietnam, dronings in pakistan and in Africa | Dec 23 00:52 |
Sosumi | terror tuesdays | Dec 23 00:52 |
Sosumi | targeted assassinations | Dec 23 00:52 |
Sosumi | NDAA | Dec 23 00:52 |
Sosumi | yeah it says all | Dec 23 00:52 |
Sosumi | the word of god, yay, I'm yet to hear his word | Dec 23 00:54 |
Sosumi | maybe he'll tell me to run for president too | Dec 23 00:54 |
MinceR | that will be difficult, seeing how their god is dealing with challenges in the existence department | Dec 23 00:55 |
MinceR | (also in the consistency of properties department) | Dec 23 00:55 |
Sosumi | yeah those dirty palestinians are still claiming that land IsraHELL got from god | Dec 23 00:57 |
Sosumi | don't reject the idea of a god which embodies the ideal of perfection, but tacking the bible or other religious books as they are is complete nonsense | Dec 23 00:58 |
MinceR | it's extremely far from perfection, to say the least | Dec 23 00:59 |
Sosumi | as they mostly describe celestial events, through the ages, in a way that only those initiated into the mysteries/priesthood can understand | Dec 23 00:59 |
Sosumi | it's just like saying, if the kingdom of heaven is withing men, so is the kingdom of hell | Dec 23 01:00 |
Sosumi | it just depends on what you want to externalize | Dec 23 01:00 |
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sebsebseb | hi | Dec 23 01:02 |
Sosumi | seb³ | Dec 23 01:03 |
sebsebseb | fewt: MinceR ping | Dec 23 01:03 |
MinceR | pong | Dec 23 01:03 |
Sosumi | the only guy around here that is 3 times great | Dec 23 01:03 |
sebsebseb | MinceR: humm | Dec 23 01:03 |
sebsebseb | maybe I shuld say on the LUG list | Dec 23 01:03 |
fewt | sebsebseb | Dec 23 01:03 |
sebsebseb | what distros and interfaces were picked | Dec 23 01:03 |
fewt | pong | Dec 23 01:03 |
sebsebseb | I just sai my ditro and de won't get used on the demo machines on there and such | Dec 23 01:04 |
sebsebseb | or I wait for more responses | Dec 23 01:04 |
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iophk | http://www.voanews.com/content/pussy-riot-member--release-is-pr-stunt/1815679.html | Dec 23 09:24 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.voanews.com | Pussy Riot Member: Release Is PR Stunt [ http://ur1.ca/g8v0h ] | Dec 23 09:24 |
iophk | http://torrentfreak.com/u-s-army-base-runs-unlicensed-windows-7-computers-131222/ | Dec 23 09:29 |
TechrightsBot-tr | torrentfreak.com | U.S. Army Base Runs Unlicensed Windows 7 Computers | TorrentFreak [ http://ur1.ca/g8v1q ] | Dec 23 09:29 |
iophk | http://falkvinge.net/2013/12/23/reminder-1-copyright-monopoly-infringement-isnt-stealing-says-the-us-supreme-court/ | Dec 23 09:29 |
TechrightsBot-tr | falkvinge.net | Reminder 1: Copyright Monopoly Infringement Isn't Stealing (Says The US Supreme Court) - Falkvinge on Infopolicy [ http://ur1.ca/g8v1v ] | Dec 23 09:29 |
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schestowitz_bed2 | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415055139729592321 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415055234499874817 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415055259405676544 | Dec 23 09:45 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Linux Mint 16 “Petra” KDE released! http://t.co/IKZfaAIr00 #kde #linuxmint #gnu #linux | Dec 23 09:45 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> blog.linuxmint.com | The Linux Mint Blog » Blog Archive » Linux Mint 16 “Petra” KDE released! | Dec 23 09:45 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: NVIDIA Optimus Linux Power Battery Tests http://t.co/rPT6xYKLR2 #nvidia #linux | Dec 23 09:45 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.phoronix.com | [Phoronix] NVIDIA Optimus Linux Power Battery Tests | Dec 23 09:45 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: GIMP Still Has Many Lofty Features To Develop http://t.co/a734wDs7v4 #gnu #gimp | Dec 23 09:45 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.phoronix.com | [Phoronix] GIMP Still Has Many Lofty Features To Develop | Dec 23 09:45 |
schestowitz_bed2 | MinceR: http://www.haaretz.com/opinion/.premium-1.564826 | Dec 23 10:11 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.haaretz.com | Advertisement [ http://ur1.ca/g8vbn ] | Dec 23 10:11 |
schestowitz_bed2 | "Many more Hungarians are looking to 'reclaim' Hungary's Nazi past" | Dec 23 10:11 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415061787814674432 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415062552159485952 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415062675354570752 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415063461216124928 | Dec 23 10:19 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: NASCAR politicians https://t.co/GndSBmClrA | Dec 23 10:19 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Holiday spirit https://t.co/rFlOuAMmx7 | Dec 23 10:19 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Nixonism on steroids https://t.co/yQji6Agx6S | Dec 23 10:19 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Serving the boss http://t.co/bmNEoJTqbi | Dec 23 10:19 |
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msb_ | "<iophk> http://www.voanews.com/content/pussy-riot-member--release-is-pr-stunt/1815679.html" | Dec 23 12:18 |
iophk | "This is a hoax and a PR move." | Dec 23 12:19 |
iophk | http://www.latimes.com/world/worldnow/la-fg-wn-pussy-riot-members-released-20131223,0,3122747.story | Dec 23 12:19 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.latimes.com | Two members of Russia punk band Pussy Riot freed from prison - latimes.com [ http://ur1.ca/g8vzt ] | Dec 23 12:19 |
iophk | Probably just tidying up before the Olympics. | Dec 23 12:20 |
iophk | Greenpeace activists are being let go too, I gather. | Dec 23 12:20 |
msb_ | It's good that the imprisoned Pussy Riot members are being released. It would be better if Putin were moved by conscience instead of public pressure, but at least he's susceptible to that. | Dec 23 12:20 |
msb_ | Putin is very important to the world for keeping the U.S. in check. | Dec 23 12:21 |
iophk | Kind of. He tends to run loose himself. | Dec 23 12:22 |
iophk | There are few checks and balances left in the big powers. | Dec 23 12:22 |
msb_ | Yep. | Dec 23 12:22 |
iophk | They impose on each other a little bit if another encroaches on their interests. But otherwise, they seem unchecked. | Dec 23 12:24 |
msb_ | It's interesting that the biggest breakthrough in life extension has been announced a few months after Obomber's attempt to destroy Syria (as he did Libya) was thwarted by alternative news organizations, notably globalresearch.ca, and the World Community via the Internet. | Dec 23 12:27 |
msb_ | Taken together, these two events could represent a turning point in human social evolution. | Dec 23 12:29 |
iophk | I thought the news organizations have been on the way out for a while. There is almost no investigative reporting. | Dec 23 12:30 |
iophk | anymore | Dec 23 12:30 |
msb_ | A triumph of people over the ultra-psychopath NWO, plus the first beginnings of real life extension. | Dec 23 12:31 |
msb_ | The alternative, non-corporate news organizations have been getting stronger, and doing more investigations. | Dec 23 12:32 |
msb_ | The "leaks" have helped. | Dec 23 12:33 |
iophk | A lot of ground has been lost in how "leaks" have been handled. | Dec 23 12:34 |
iophk | Journalists are now persecuted in countries where it wasn't a problem before. (much) | Dec 23 12:34 |
msb_ | To be expected. | Dec 23 12:34 |
iophk | No on absolute terms, but in the present climate, yes. | Dec 23 12:35 |
msb_ | All the research and exposure of pandemic psychopathy in our culture: G I Gurdjieff, Wilhelm Reich, Marija Gimbutas and Riane Eisler, Stefan Verstappen, and Tony Wright. | Dec 23 12:36 |
msb_ | All talking about the same pandemic psychopathy from different viewpoints. | Dec 23 12:37 |
msb_ | And with the Internet, their work is accessible to everyone. | Dec 23 12:37 |
msb_ | The Net may destroy NWO world fascism as mimeograph machines destroyed Stalinism. | Dec 23 12:38 |
iophk | Unless they and their corporations are able to destroy the net first. It's on a balance right now. | Dec 23 12:39 |
iophk | DRM, net neutrality, etc.. | Dec 23 12:39 |
msb_ | Increased affordable communication is extremely important. | Dec 23 12:39 |
iophk | yes | Dec 23 12:39 |
msb_ | There are a lot of very clever programmers working on various ways to get around DRM, non-neutrality, etc. | Dec 23 12:40 |
msb_ | Hasn't every DRM scheme ever tried ultimately been defeated. | Dec 23 12:41 |
msb_ | I read that bittorrent accounts for either 40% or 70% of all Net traffic. | Dec 23 12:42 |
msb_ | Information wants to be free. Human knowledge belongs to the World. | Dec 23 12:42 |
msb_ | FSF has a project developing tiny (wall-wart I think) encrypted servers. | Dec 23 12:44 |
msb_ | And there's the whole mesh-network thing, started by OLPC, that doesn't use the corporate Net at all. | Dec 23 12:44 |
msb_ | I think we're at a turning point, and I think we're going to win. | Dec 23 12:49 |
msb_ | We being the human race. | Dec 23 12:49 |
iophk | There are still a lot of loose ends there. Mesh is good, but landlines are centralized. | Dec 23 12:51 |
msb_ | There are parasites at every level, from bacteria to nations. It's energetically easier to enslave and rob others than to create for oneself. | Dec 23 12:51 |
iophk | +1 | Dec 23 12:51 |
msb_ | Until the victims get wise and fight back. | Dec 23 12:51 |
iophk | Healthy systems have mechanisms to remove the parasites. | Dec 23 12:51 |
iophk | Or else they wither and or die. | Dec 23 12:51 |
msb_ | Yes. And we're gradually getting healthier, understanding the problem better despite the parasites' lies, improving our immune system. | Dec 23 12:53 |
iophk | unless mountain-topping and fracking destroy much of the water | Dec 23 12:54 |
msb_ | The parasites/psychopaths and their corporate media call our research "conspiracy theories". But many people see through that. | Dec 23 12:54 |
msb_ | "There's no green there. They killed their Mother," | Dec 23 12:56 |
msb_ | We're going to have to fight fracking etc as we fought and stopped the Vietnam War during the 1960s-70s renaissance. | Dec 23 12:57 |
msb_ | Back then we had cannabis and LSD that woke people up. | Dec 23 12:59 |
msb_ | Now we have the Net. And cannabis. | Dec 23 12:59 |
iophk | If the privatized prisons lose the excuse of cannabis, they will turn to criminalize some other common, innocuous things. | Dec 23 13:00 |
iophk | Non-violent "criminals" are the most profitble to manage. | Dec 23 13:01 |
msb_ | There's a limit to what even sheeple will put up with. | Dec 23 13:01 |
iophk | the limit is high when whole regions have only Faux News on the tube and Cumulus/ClearChannel on the radio. | Dec 23 13:02 |
iophk | Otherwise I agree. | Dec 23 13:02 |
msb_ | And the cannabis-awakened dissidents in the '60s were the children of the brainwashed sheeple. | Dec 23 13:03 |
msb_ | Everyone has the Net! | Dec 23 13:03 |
iophk | The net changes how the world can get information. Not just how but also the availability. | Dec 23 13:03 |
msb_ | And they can now buy a computer for $60! | Dec 23 13:03 |
msb_ | Yes! | Dec 23 13:04 |
msb_ | A political manifesto can be concealed by steganography in a gif of Britney Spears. | Dec 23 13:04 |
iophk | Actually the strength of the net is that things can now be out in the open. | Dec 23 13:07 |
msb_ | Certainly that's better, and much more accessible. | Dec 23 13:07 |
msb_ | But if the ghouls clamp down, there are technical ways around it. | Dec 23 13:08 |
msb_ | Line of sight infrared laser links, through cheap telescopes, is an interesting alternative to fiber and radio. Several GHz bandwidth. | Dec 23 13:09 |
msb_ | Difficult to detect. | Dec 23 13:09 |
msb_ | But hopefully it will not be needed. | Dec 23 13:10 |
msb_ | Why don't the monsters just kill all the dissidents? Surely they could. They know who and where we all are. | Dec 23 13:11 |
iophk | Line of sight communication is not practical in most environments, including urban ones. | Dec 23 13:11 |
iophk | Even out in the suburbs and rural areas, towers are needed for that. | Dec 23 13:11 |
iophk | Best not to lose the net in the first place. | Dec 23 13:11 |
msb_ | Either they're afraid of adverse public opinion, or they are constrained by some "rules of the game" that we don't know about. | Dec 23 13:11 |
msb_ | As long as one house can be seen from the windows of another, a link can be set up. | Dec 23 13:13 |
iophk | Hence the need for towers | Dec 23 13:13 |
msb_ | And within urban housing blocks, fiber can be run house to house, undetectably. | Dec 23 13:14 |
iophk | If you're that close, then sneakernet is probably better. | Dec 23 13:14 |
msb_ | Too slow. | Dec 23 13:14 |
iophk | http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/12/22/cyanogenmod-is-now-installed-on-over-10-million-android-devices/ | Dec 23 13:15 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.androidpolice.com | CyanogenMod Is Now Installed On Over 10 Million Android Devices [ http://ur1.ca/g8w9y ] | Dec 23 13:15 |
msb_ | Are those ROMs full of Linux, busybox, etc? | Dec 23 13:17 |
iophk | Which ROMS? Some are at least. | Dec 23 13:18 |
msb_ | CyanogenMod | Dec 23 13:18 |
iophk | That's Linux/Android | Dec 23 13:18 |
iophk | There is still the problem of the second phone CPU. | Dec 23 13:19 |
iophk | http://www.extremetech.com/computing/170874-the-secret-second-operating-system-that-could-make-every-mobile-phone-insecure | Dec 23 13:19 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.extremetech.com | The secret second operating system that could make every mobile phone insecure | ExtremeTech [ http://ur1.ca/g8wag ] | Dec 23 13:19 |
msb_ | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CyanogenMod | Dec 23 13:19 |
TechrightsBot-tr | en.wikipedia.org | CyanogenMod - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia [ http://ur1.ca/8th0c ] | Dec 23 13:19 |
msb_ | Aren't the original ROMs soldered in? | Dec 23 13:20 |
msb_ | This could lead to everyone who has a mobile phone also having a general-purpose computer and access to the Net. | Dec 23 13:25 |
iophk | The firmware is erasable. | Dec 23 13:26 |
msb_ | Why? Don't they want to keep the users locked in? | Dec 23 13:28 |
msb_ | Wow, CyanogenMod is available for free! | Dec 23 13:31 |
msb_ | All the best software is. | Dec 23 13:32 |
msb_ | Here's a paper I just wrote. But it's only version 1 -- http://cosmicpenguin.com/misc/Wright,Psychopathy,Everything-everyone.001b | Dec 23 13:44 |
msb_ | That article in extremetech is hilarious! | Dec 23 13:49 |
iophk | It would be a lot of work to recreate the internal OS to replace it. | Dec 23 13:50 |
msb_ | And maybe impossible unless you open the low-level chips and trace the circuits with an electron microscope. | Dec 23 13:52 |
iophk | The phone makers seem happy with the current bad arrangements. | Dec 23 13:53 |
msb_ | Another huge battleground between open and closed. | Dec 23 13:53 |
msb_ | A white-hat hacker might be able to reprogram millions of phones with something like CyanogenMod. | Dec 23 14:01 |
msb_ | Give everyone a huge upgrade. | Dec 23 14:01 |
msb_ | I was going to get a USB5 socket in the back of my neck, but now I'm having second thoughts. | Dec 23 14:02 |
msb_ | Have you seen the anime' | Dec 23 14:03 |
msb_ | series "Ghost in the Shell" ? | Dec 23 14:03 |
iophk | nope | Dec 23 14:03 |
msb_ | It's great! | Dec 23 14:04 |
msb_ | Lots of torrents of it. | Dec 23 14:05 |
msb_ | New series I've never heard of, with only subtitles, not dubbed (yet). | Dec 23 14:08 |
msb_ | Cyborgs, but very human. | Dec 23 14:08 |
msb_ | Well-drawn. | Dec 23 14:08 |
msb_ | Cartoon Network in the US broadcasts a lot of good animes, dubbed in English. | Dec 23 14:10 |
msb_ | What an interesting time we're living in. | Dec 23 14:12 |
msb_ | The next generation will have it easy. | Dec 23 14:12 |
msb_ | Or they'll be fighting Skynet terminators from underground tunnels. | Dec 23 14:12 |
MinceR | schestowitz_bed2: i didn't know | Dec 23 15:36 |
MinceR | well, i was aware of the statue, but not of the book-burning | Dec 23 15:37 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3441959 | Dec 23 15:47 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Serving the boss http://d2tq98mqfjyz2l.cloudfront.net/image_cache/138776586960096.jpg | Dec 23 15:47 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3440110 | Dec 23 15:54 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: "NSA abuses and dragnet data collection... BitTorrent Sync can be up to seven times faster than Dropbox." http://www.tomshardware.com/news/bittorrent-sync-nsa-dropbox-file-sharing,25319.html | Dec 23 15:54 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.tomshardware.com | BitTorrent Sync Lands 2 Million Users [ http://ur1.ca/g8xd0 ] | Dec 23 15:54 |
schestowitz_bed2 | "i love bittorrent so much" | Dec 23 15:54 |
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schestowitz_bed2 | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3440304 | Dec 23 15:54 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Theory: What If Search Engines Too Are Partly Subsidised by #NSA to Mine Our Minds? | Dec 23 15:54 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> techrights.org | Theory: What If Search Engines Too Are Partly Subsidised by NSA to Mine Our Minds? | Techrights [ http://ur1.ca/g8xd2 ] | Dec 23 15:54 |
schestowitz_bed2 | " | Dec 23 15:55 |
schestowitz_bed2 | Microsoft itself is subsidized by continued government use of Windows, bailouts and other money, but mining is only the first step to what Microsoft's "decision engine" does. Bing is a spy, but Microsoft has Windows file indexing and daily encrypted communications to really spy on people. Bing is a propaganda machine and Microsoft has long been a willing censor. | Dec 23 15:55 |
schestowitz_bed2 | You should note the concern Google's "Desktop Search" caused at Microsoft, when Google beat Microsoft to it. At that point, Microsoft knew their OS was redundant to the US government. This is when Microsoft really decided to kill Google. | Dec 23 15:55 |
schestowitz_bed2 | I'm not sure how much Google was subsidized. They got start up money from private sources and were an immediate success. Their growth seems to have been self driven and well planned. | Dec 23 15:55 |
schestowitz_bed2 | In an honest world, the Google would never have bothered with operating systems and retail internet service. They got into those because they were rightly afraid of Microsoft locking Windows users out of Google services. | Dec 23 15:55 |
schestowitz_bed2 | " | Dec 23 15:55 |
schestowitz_bed2 | Family members of Google's funders subsidised Google in the early days. It takes a lot of crawling and money (and lawyer fees) just to become a contender, let alone a leader. Assange published a good piece showing how close Google became to the US government. | Dec 23 15:56 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3440063 | Dec 23 15:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: #intel "allowing its microprocessors to load fixes automatically when your computer starts." http://steveblank.com/2013/07/15/your-computer-may-already-be-hacked-nsa-inside/ #nsa | Dec 23 15:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> steveblank.com | Your Computer May Already be Hacked – NSA Inside? | Steve Blank [ http://ur1.ca/g8xdc ] | Dec 23 15:57 |
schestowitz_bed2 | "Very interesting, http://es.slideshare.net/endrazine/defcon-hardware-backdooring-is-practical " | Dec 23 15:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | es.slideshare.net | [Defcon] Hardware backdooring is practical [ http://ur1.ca/g8xdd ] | Dec 23 15:57 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415146964796571648 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415147320536481792 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415147907931971584 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415151268945223680 | Dec 23 16:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: This Christmas don't settle for a listening device; return to store, exchange for something like a tablet http://t.co/yuVlxCCjak | Dec 23 16:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.extremetech.com | The secret second operating system that could make every mobile phone insecure | ExtremeTech | Dec 23 16:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Alternatives to #android which emerge from Android http://t.co/orD7MtOQWg Replicant even better | Dec 23 16:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.androidpolice.com | CyanogenMod Is Now Installed On Over 10 Million Android Devices | Dec 23 16:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: #Russia prepared for Olympic PR stunt (expensive), so a PR stunt is desperately needed http://t.co/Nu2njEqXRD http://t.co/ymopW2SZJ5 | Dec 23 16:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.voanews.com | Pussy Riot Member: Release Is PR Stunt | Dec 23 16:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.latimes.com | Two members of Russia punk band Pussy Riot freed from prison - latimes.com | Dec 23 16:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Fundamental Cultural Rights Must be at the Heart of #Copyright #Reform in Europe! http://t.co/gdsSeirun5 currently driven by biz | Dec 23 16:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.laquadrature.net | Fundamental Cultural Rights Must be at the Heart of Copyright Reform in Europe! | La Quadrature du Net | Dec 23 16:14 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415151814091485185 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415152062327164928 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415152711878053888 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415153079403954176 | Dec 23 16:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Why does #russia use #microsoft despite Microsoft being the NSA's best friend? It's simple, it sleeps w/ everyone. http://t.co/vI0AieoCqm | Dec 23 16:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.humanrightsfirst.org | New Report: Microsoft and abuse of antipiracy laws in Russia | Human Rights First | Dec 23 16:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: #Copyright law is one tool among several that can be used for selective enforcement (jail). Selective application of blackmail another tool. | Dec 23 16:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: #microsoft + #kgb #putin = control http://t.co/7VbU8lpLlx http://t.co/PKRgjFQBFe http://t.co/sRAkQlfngo http://t.co/g390L6S1DK | Dec 23 16:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> myaccount.nytimes.com | Log In - The New York Times | Dec 23 16:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> myaccount.nytimes.com | Log In - The New York Times | Dec 23 16:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.thenewstribe.com | Russia to charge Greenpeace activists with piracy | The News Tribe | Dec 23 16:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> techrights.org | Microsoft in Russia - Techrights | Dec 23 16:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: #microsoft knows that Power has no borders (class wars' borders are financial), so it approaches govs, offers power over the majority of ppl | Dec 23 16:14 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415153731186229248 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415154035445227520 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415154478636363776 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415155049422413825 | Dec 23 16:44 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Texting https://t.co/6O9PTjHsgv | Dec 23 16:44 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: "new study" https://t.co/EBGhIyXk1Q | Dec 23 16:44 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Gaming numbers: West pretends life expectancy will soar (promoting pension fiction), basing it on statistics of omission, like in employment | Dec 23 16:44 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Balancing the abacus: obesity, cancer up, so factor in child mortality, omit 'premature' death. Salaries down, count 10 hr/week as "working" | Dec 23 16:45 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3442852 | Dec 23 16:49 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: #Copyright law is one tool among several that can be used for selective enforcement (jail). Selective application of blackmail another tool. | Dec 23 16:49 |
schestowitz_bed2 | "Not to mention crimes like fraud and money laundering." | Dec 23 16:49 |
schestowitz_bed2 | They're "petty crimes" and worthy of amnesty of government slap on wrist when done in huge scales | Dec 23 16:49 |
schestowitz_bed2 | "That's the problem, that it's selective.maybe Justice is not blind after all." | Dec 23 16:50 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415161640334921729 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415163584126398465 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415164083290517504 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415164222826614784 | Dec 23 17:04 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: #Microlinux Enterprise Desktop 14.1 MATE http://t.co/Qk3D4Vhao0 #gnu #linux | Dec 23 17:04 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.microlinux.fr | Microlinux Enterprise Desktop 14.1 MATE | Dec 23 17:05 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Links 23/12/2013: Games for #gnu #linux http://t.co/cjZjdCRBpW so that nobody gets bores in the coming week(s) | Dec 23 17:05 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> techrights.org | Links 23/12/2013: Games | Techrights | Dec 23 17:05 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: #RSA acknowledges working with the #nsa (and then tries to spin). RSA is dead. It caused a lot of damage though, taking many down with it. | Dec 23 17:05 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: The year the NSA hacked the world: A 2013 PRISM timeline (Part II) http://t.co/kPMAIw5VTo #nsa #prism #collusion | Dec 23 17:05 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.itproportal.com | The year the NSA hacked the world: A 2013 PRISM timeline (Part II) | ITProPortal.com | Dec 23 17:05 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415164630882074624 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415164811581067264 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415165257964085248 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415165433902534656 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415165882416250880 | Dec 23 17:05 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Using an event to embark on a campaign of limitless industrial and political #espionage http://t.co/IX2JPaMOP2 | Dec 23 17:05 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.techweekeurope.co.uk | Declassified Documents Prove 9/11 Led To Mass NSA Surveillance | Dec 23 17:05 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Obama - so much for 'reform' and 'change' http://t.co/Ww7NedR6Eb | Dec 23 17:05 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.pcadvisor.co.uk | U.S. government moves to block further litigation in NSA surveillance cases - PC Advisor | Dec 23 17:05 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: 12 years after an event the man who wanted to classify Wikipedia "terrorism" uses more rhetoric and lies http://t.co/o3RfeKqgFr | Dec 23 17:05 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> washington.cbslocal.com | Rep. King: NSA Metadata Could Have Prevented 9/11 Attacks « CBS DC | Dec 23 17:05 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: #CBS must feel better now; it can publish #propaganda without fearing that the public will reveal its agenda; the public already knows. | Dec 23 17:05 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Is #bloomberg writing #propaganda pieces for #microsoft now? http://t.co/XG3JUqs09p | Dec 23 17:05 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.bloomberg.com | Data Are Money for Google to Yahoo Asking NSA to Back Off - Bloomberg | Dec 23 17:05 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3443070 | Dec 23 17:08 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: 12 years after an event the man who wanted to classify Wikipedia "terrorism" uses more rhetoric and lies http://washington.cbslocal.com/2013/12/23/rep-king-nsa-metadata-could-have-prevented-911-attacks/ | Dec 23 17:08 |
schestowitz_bed2 | "They take the passport off Snowden - this seems to stop people. Maybe if they had taken the passports off the Terrorists * or better still not handed them out in Jedha Saudi Arabia ........ With a Top Official demanding they not be handed them maybe that would also have saved many lives .......... The systems are there to stop things happening and data is only used after an event .... Proof Boston .........." | Dec 23 17:08 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415167279945756672 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415167602353504256 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415167775280472065 | Dec 23 17:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Remotely controlled Hellfire missiles shot at buildings and cars with unarmed civilians. Guess who gets called "militant". | Dec 23 17:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: 5PM. People are going back home (or away) for a while. Let's see if, like last year, #obama takes advantage, bombs 'militants' every 2 days | Dec 23 17:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Drones 2.0, B52 edition http://t.co/a2n5TCrNa0 | Dec 23 17:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> qz.com | This is the lethal electronic kit that changed Colombia’s history – Quartz | Dec 23 17:14 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415168249735946240 | Dec 23 17:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Obama Run Amuck http://t.co/yg2Vg32sIp "Kill, kill, kill, profess no knowledge of the killing, throw a curtain of extreme secrecy" | Dec 23 17:14 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.counterpunch.org | Obama Run Amuck » CounterPunch: Tells the Facts, Names the Names | Dec 23 17:14 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415168814310240257 | Dec 23 17:17 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: #LinuxMint 16 #KDE and #Xfce released http://t.co/Y4lr1JHukj | Dec 23 17:17 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> m.itworld.com | Linux Mint 16 KDE and Xfce released | ITworld | Dec 23 17:17 |
DaemonFC | going back to bed | Dec 23 17:17 |
DaemonFC | Tim took us out to Bob Evans for breakfast.... | Dec 23 17:17 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 23 17:17 |
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schestowitz_bed2 | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3442778 | Dec 23 17:19 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: This Christmas don't settle for a listening device; return to store, exchange for something like a tablet http://www.extremetech.com/computing/170874-the-secret-second-operating-system-that-could-make-every-mobile-phone-insecure | Dec 23 17:19 |
schestowitz_bed2 | "And what of tablets which include integrated SIM capability? I suppose you could eject the SIM, but aren't you basically just dealing with a larger phone?" | Dec 23 17:19 |
MinceR | you could eject the sim from a mobile phone too | Dec 23 17:20 |
MinceR | same thing | Dec 23 17:20 |
schestowitz_bed2 | "If the tablet has a SIM, then it also has that 'secondary operating system'. Most tablets lack a phone function, but they still have microphones and a radio internet link. Might be a good idea to verify that the tablet you are buying has only WiFi ..." | Dec 23 17:20 |
schestowitz_bed2 | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3440036 | Dec 23 17:20 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: This Christmas the #uk is becoming part of PRC, policy-wise http://pseudomonas.dreamwidth.org/120535.html | Dec 23 17:20 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> pseudomonas.dreamwidth.org | pseudomonas | O2 vs Wikipedia - a quick look inside the minds of the folks who build the blockers. [ http://ur1.ca/g8xuh ] | Dec 23 17:20 |
schestowitz_bed2 | We should not believe the O2 filtering page but the news is consistent with NSA programs to spy and blackmail. If they have built a great firewall of china that can filter everyone's surfing, no one can be sure their traffic is unfiltered. We can assume that the list is incomplete, so that truly forbidden pages are made invisible. We should not believe the O2 filtering page but the news is consistent with NSA programs to spy and | Dec 23 17:20 |
schestowitz_bed2 | blackmail. If they have built a great firewall of china that can filter everyone's surfing, no one can be sure their traffic is unfiltered. We can assume that the list is incomplete, so that truly forbidden pages are made invisible. That the system also records every click, and flags attempts to access porn and other embarrassing pages, is consistent with NSA objectives. Big Brother is a cooperative arrangement but our oligarchy | Dec 23 17:20 |
schestowitz_bed2 | is not collective."That the system also records every click, and flags attempts to access porn and other embarrassing pages, is consistent with NSA objectives. Big Brother is a cooperative arrangement but our oligarchy is not collective. | Dec 23 17:20 |
schestowitz_bed2 | MinceR: yeah, well, some tablets have 3g | Dec 23 17:20 |
schestowitz_bed2 | I don't like those | Dec 23 17:20 |
schestowitz_bed2 | it's not a feature | Dec 23 17:20 |
MinceR | neither do i | Dec 23 17:20 |
MinceR | it's a feature, but there's more bad to it than good | Dec 23 17:21 |
iophk | http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-25497013 | Dec 23 17:31 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.bbc.co.uk | BBC News - AK47 assault rifle inventor Kalashnikov dies at 94 [ http://ur1.ca/g8xwv ] | Dec 23 17:31 |
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Sosumi | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-nxemBCcmU | Dec 23 18:29 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.youtube.com | DEF CON 21 - Karl Koscher and Eric Butler - The Secret Life of SIM Cards - YouTube [ http://ur1.ca/g8y5c ] | Dec 23 18:29 |
Sosumi | SIM application aka applets can be SILENTLY installed by the carrier (or someone posing as the carrier if he has the OTA key) | Dec 23 18:38 |
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msb_ | Perhaps it is impossible to hide anything from the governments/World-Fascism/NWO. Then the solution is to wake up enough people to reality, organize publicly, openly. And stop cooperating with the corporations and their governments. | Dec 23 19:06 |
msb_ | Stop thinking and writing that Obama is a liberal, and recognize publicly that he is a Fascist psychopath who pretends to be a liberal, using is dark skin as a disguise. | Dec 23 19:08 |
msb_ | is -> his | Dec 23 19:08 |
msb_ | That article in CounterPunch is great. Thanks, Roy! | Dec 23 19:09 |
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roy_ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415186368693010432 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415200962589253632 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415201705970913280 | Dec 23 19:37 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Pre-Christmas photos just uploaded http://t.co/xxHixIUIG0 | Dec 23 19:37 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> schestowitz.com | Pre-Christmas | Dec 23 19:37 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Damn oxygen https://t.co/hsFb1rppQR ask #fox 'news' why we need "plant food" (C02) | Dec 23 19:37 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: The #cia was not always killing "rebels" in #colombia - just like in #syria when the leadership does not serve the Empire, CIA arms "rebels" | Dec 23 19:37 |
roy_ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415202362001997824 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415203759569240065 | Dec 23 19:37 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Back to black. Remember when German police wore green? http://t.co/emYcVc2Ndc | Dec 23 19:37 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Sending "gear" -- not food -- to #sudan http://t.co/D5XhWQFKVg | Dec 23 19:37 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.marinecorpstimes.com | Army sends troops to South Sudan, gear to African Union | Marine Corps Times | marinecorpstimes.com | Dec 23 19:37 |
iophk | revisionism - it was doing well until Elop : http://in.reuters.com/article/2013/12/22/finland-oulu-idINDEE9BL04020131222 | Dec 23 19:48 |
TechrightsBot-tr | in.reuters.com | Finnish city Oulu sees light at end of Nokia tunnel | Reuters [ http://ur1.ca/g8yhy ] | Dec 23 19:48 |
roy_ | Ah, that revisionism | Dec 23 19:54 |
roy_ | don't worry, if you put your mind to it, you can change history | Dec 23 19:54 |
roy_ | time works in your favour | Dec 23 19:54 |
roy_ | because people don't have good memories, and at times the first-hand witnesses simply due | Dec 23 19:55 |
roy_ | *die | Dec 23 19:55 |
roy_ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415204852005101568 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415205827528884224 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415206384750559233 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415206913870430208 | Dec 23 19:56 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: A merry Christmas to #snowden from those who committed the crimes (whistleblowing!=crime) http://t.co/o6iMzeMQz5 http://t.co/vVbuwVcS7q | Dec 23 19:56 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> swampland.time.com | NSA Leakers: Edward Snowden Doesn't 'Deserve Amnesty,' Susan Rice Says | TIME.com | Dec 23 19:56 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.upi.com | NSA's Rice: Snowden should 'come back and face justice' - UPI.com | Dec 23 19:56 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Remember when Bezos, who gets half a billion from the #cia bought the paper #washpo - already notorious for CIA ties? http://t.co/W083PA1eXu | Dec 23 19:56 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.washingtonpost.com | NSA paranoia: Enough already | Dec 23 19:56 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Obeying the law? Manana http://t.co/UPcO8es6tg | Dec 23 19:56 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.digitaltrends.com | Obama to make a "definitive statement" on NSA spying in January | Digital Trends | Dec 23 19:56 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Galloway: "I believe that the British State has essentially rented itself out" to #nsa http://t.co/y28WzsC9c7 #surveillance | Dec 23 19:56 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> voiceofrussia.com | UK’s GCHQ doing the NSA's heavy lifting – George Galloway - News - The Voice of Russia: News, Breaking news, Politics, Economics, Business, Russia, International current events, Expert opinion, podcasts, Video | Dec 23 19:56 |
roy_ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415207395301019648 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415207876333150208 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415208321810178048 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415208680087642112 | Dec 23 19:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: "Special Collecting Services (SCS) "listening posts" in more than 80 cities worldwide, including Beijing, Shanghai.." http://t.co/7hJ4ilVX8H | Dec 23 19:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.atimes.com | Asia Times Online :: US tech firms hit by NSA revelations | Dec 23 19:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: #espionage torpedoes fair competition -- value I've stood for all along. This is competition abuse. Who's spied on by NSA? #EU regulators. | Dec 23 19:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Tears of hypocrites: Silicon valley (and Washington) firms like Apple and Boeing whining about loss of sales after enjoying #nsa #espionage | Dec 23 19:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Crocodile tears: #nsa says that leaks hurt, just as #cia says that terrorism is bad when it actually makes them seem more necessary ($$) | Dec 23 19:57 |
roy_ | https://twitter.com/NavinChauhan/status/415197586094432256 | Dec 23 19:58 |
TechrightsBot-tr | No message found | Dec 23 19:58 |
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sebsebseb | hi | Dec 23 20:07 |
MinceR | hay | Dec 23 20:08 |
sebsebseb | MinceR: hi | Dec 23 20:08 |
sebsebseb | bored | Dec 23 20:08 |
roy_ | ah | Dec 23 20:15 |
roy_ | get games then | Dec 23 20:15 |
roy_ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415209824604143616 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415210966746669056 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415212002978824192 | Dec 23 20:16 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: When you put a bounty on snakes you make an incentive for people to breed more snakes to 'kill'. Same with #cia and terrorists. | Dec 23 20:16 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: In Reykjavík (Iceland), the 'pirate' politicians rise to double-digit (%) representation http://t.co/z2nEHRKG8a ... https://t.co/tUBx4xIXZe | Dec 23 20:16 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.ruv.is | Framsókn og Píratar bæta ögn við fylgi | RÚV | Dec 23 20:16 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> joindiaspora.com | In Reykjavík (Ice... | Dec 23 20:16 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: “We exchanged dollars. We each still had one dollar. Then I met a man with an idea. We exchanged ideas. Now we each have two ideas.” | Dec 23 20:16 |
roy_ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415212152728072192 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415212491539771393 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415213618918350848 | Dec 23 20:17 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Schadenfreude https://t.co/Sd646D1INr | Dec 23 20:17 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Michael Parenti: The US Empire Sees Only Two Kinds of Countries: Satellites or Enemies http://t.co/6nwVb31vQF seems accurate | Dec 23 20:17 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> dandelionsalad.wordpress.com | Michael Parenti: The US Empire Sees Only Two Kinds of Countries: Satellites or Enemies | Dandelion Salad | Dec 23 20:17 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Changing minds https://t.co/fL53DLPFlr | Dec 23 20:17 |
roy_ | http://www.msnbc.com/msnbc/how-sotomayor-undermined-obamas-nsa | Dec 23 20:30 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.msnbc.com | How Sotomayor undermined Obama's NSA | MSNBC [ http://ur1.ca/g8yq6 ] | Dec 23 20:30 |
roy_ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415218300495593472 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415218832677281793 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415219191130882048 | Dec 23 20:44 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: "Israel has sometimes joined the US in electronic spying on others" http://t.co/JsxsR1kUIB not just spying; military contracts also | Dec 23 20:44 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.turkishweekly.net | Analysis: Why has Netanyahu been silent over NSA spying on Israel?, 23 December 2013 | Dec 23 20:44 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: When nations say that they "need" the colonists they have Stockholm Syndrome and what they often mean is, "we are afraid to disobey" | Dec 23 20:44 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: #cbs calls "puff piece" journalism http://t.co/987AmPriaG shows how "professional" reporters became agents of PR | Dec 23 20:44 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.mediaite.com | 60 Minutes Reporter Lambasts Critics of NSA Piece: They Want ‘Televised Drama,’ Not Journalism | Mediaite | Dec 23 20:44 |
roy_ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415219919694102529 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415220558427865089 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415221142048493569 | Dec 23 20:44 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Changing history about #snowden http://t.co/rOHvAqwbWK because he seeks asylum/protection from the US http://t.co/0dOizeymOw | Dec 23 20:45 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.opposingviews.com | Rep. Mike Rogers Falsely Claims Edward Snowden Traded NSA Documents for 'Personal Gain' | Dec 23 20:45 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> rt.com | NO TITLE | Dec 23 20:45 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Politicians who want to survive in the business don't mess with the #nsa and its #empire (blackmail and smears ensue) http://t.co/KRJBs0OckB | Dec 23 20:45 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.theinquirer.net | US military propaganda team busted- The Inquirer | Dec 23 20:45 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: Maybe this is why many politicians don't step forward and criticise the #nsa as much as they wish to http://t.co/31P0W4kmhB | Dec 23 20:45 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.bbc.co.uk | BBC News - NSA 'planned to discredit radicals over web-porn use' | Dec 23 20:45 |
iophk | http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/print/9244953/Microsoft_to_face_computer_makers_rebellion_at_CES | Dec 23 21:00 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.computerworld.com | Microsoft to face computer makers' rebellion at CES [ http://ur1.ca/g8ytn ] | Dec 23 21:00 |
iophk | trying to push Android-in-VM or dual-booting instead of raw Android. M$ Jack was pushing dual-boot, too, so it must be the new party line. | Dec 23 21:00 |
iophk | Again, restricted boot is a big barrier for home installation. | Dec 23 21:00 |
MinceR | interesting how they didn't want dual boot when they had the upper hand | Dec 23 21:01 |
MinceR | even breaking the boot loader just so they could have total control over the PC | Dec 23 21:01 |
iophk | "M$, too" (tm) | Dec 23 21:01 |
iophk | It's how they got into the market in the first place. | Dec 23 21:01 |
iophk | There was some Comes V M$ exhibit about "equal time" or something like that. This is more of the same. | Dec 23 21:02 |
roy_ | didn't it want to boot with os2? | Dec 23 21:02 |
roy_ | I recall something along those lines | Dec 23 21:02 |
roy_ | Then there was BeOS | Dec 23 21:02 |
roy_ | !google controls the bootloader glasse | Dec 23 21:03 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [1] - Exploiting a Bug in Google's Glass - Jay Freeman (saurik) | http://www.saurik.com/id/16 | Dec 23 21:03 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [2] - Google Releases Glass Factory System Image, Rooted Bootloader ... | http://tech.slashdot.org/story/13/05/24/2214208/google-releases-glass-factory-system-image-rooted-bootloader | Dec 23 21:03 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [3] - AN86526 - PSoC® 4 I2C Bootloader - Cypress | http://www.cypress.com/%3FrID%3D83293 | Dec 23 21:03 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [4] - AN84401 - PSoC® 3 and PSoC 5LP SPI Bootloader - Cypress | http://www.cypress.com/%3FrID%3D78703 | Dec 23 21:03 |
roy_ | gasse? | Dec 23 21:03 |
MinceR | gassee | Dec 23 21:03 |
iophk | Obviously M$ is aiming for the VM options because it guarantees the poorest experience for Android use. | Dec 23 21:03 |
MinceR | it also guarantees total control over the machine for m$ | Dec 23 21:03 |
iophk | Keizer | Dec 23 21:03 |
roy_ | he's OK | Dec 23 21:03 |
MinceR | (and pushing arbitrary code to it via winblows update) | Dec 23 21:04 |
roy_ | Although the other day he pushed some Windows agenda | Dec 23 21:04 |
iophk | os2 was before dual booting | Dec 23 21:04 |
roy_ | saying to MS, extend WinXP support deadlin | Dec 23 21:04 |
roy_ | usually he slams Microsoft fot security flaws | Dec 23 21:04 |
iophk | the article about that was "he who controls the bootloader" | Dec 23 21:04 |
roy_ | when Microsoft wants boot, it means giving the boot to competition | Dec 23 21:05 |
roy_ | disguised as "choice" or "not ANTI-Microsoft" | Dec 23 21:05 |
iophk | But I was thinking of some Iowa exhibit where M$ demanded "equal time" which always played out to be the lion's share of the time. | Dec 23 21:05 |
roy_ | That's how b0ng is marketed | Dec 23 21:05 |
iophk | and resources | Dec 23 21:05 |
roy_ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415224805659795457 https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415225175706464257 | Dec 23 21:06 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: How Docker turned intricate Linux code into developer pixie dust http://t.co/3zky8WGo5A #docker #linux #gnu | Dec 23 21:06 |
roy_ | bbl | Dec 23 21:06 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> venturebeat.com | How Docker turned intricate Linux code into developer pixie dust | VentureBeat | Cloud | by Jordan Novet | Dec 23 21:06 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: #Linux 3.13-rc5 released http://t.co/JeJuzeFt9V | Dec 23 21:06 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.techienews.co.uk | Linux 3.13-rc5 releasedTechie News | Dec 23 21:06 |
iophk | http://bsdly.blogspot.fi/2013/12/the-uk-porn-filter-blocks-kids-access.html | Dec 23 21:15 |
TechrightsBot-tr | bsdly.blogspot.fi | That grumpy BSD guy: The UK "Porn" Filter Blocks Kids' Access To Tech, Civil Liberties Websites [ http://ur1.ca/g8yvw ] | Dec 23 21:15 |
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MinceR | geekings | Dec 23 21:27 |
iophk | http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2013/12/23/william-morris-endeavor-hires-former-microsoft-finance-chief/ | Dec 23 21:53 |
TechrightsBot-tr | Couldn't resolve host 'http:' ( status 0 @ http:////www-nc.nytimes.com/2013/12/23/william-morris-endeavor-hires-former-microsoft-finance-chief/?=_r=6& ) | Dec 23 21:53 |
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Sosumi | I'be been reading a couple of the new mac pro reviews | Dec 23 23:31 |
Sosumi | to the point I'm starting to think that crapple paid those reviewer to give it a good score | Dec 23 23:31 |
Sosumi | hey an already crippled computer that you can't change any component | Dec 23 23:32 |
Sosumi | but you can add that new gpu through thunderbolt! | Dec 23 23:33 |
Sosumi | provided there is a driver and the box for the gpu costs as much as the gpu itself | Dec 23 23:33 |
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Sosumi | and ofc thunderbolt doesn't have the same bandwidth of pcie, etc | Dec 23 23:34 |
Sosumi | and I'm pointing at the verge review, pcmag... | Dec 23 23:35 |
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MinceR | gn | Dec 24 01:28 |
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icecrawler | hello | Dec 24 03:38 |
icecrawler | where are the machines | Dec 24 03:40 |
icecrawler | hey fewt mother fucker | Dec 24 03:41 |
icecrawler | when is fuduntu getting an updated kernel you son of a bitch? | Dec 24 03:42 |
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icecrawler | the nvidia is outdated tooo | Dec 24 03:44 |
schestowitz_bed2 | watch the language please | Dec 24 03:47 |
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icecrawler | its english | Dec 24 03:48 |
schestowitz | it's rude | Dec 24 03:49 |
icecrawler | it could be considered rude if you're a wanker who ain't appreciate colourful metaphore | Dec 24 03:52 |
icecrawler | i talk like dis to fewt all the time my main man | Dec 24 03:52 |
icecrawler | schestowitz, you is Roy? | Dec 24 03:54 |
icecrawler | fewt told me you were one brill motherfucker | Dec 24 03:55 |
icecrawler | sticking it to the microsoft system machine | Dec 24 03:55 |
icecrawler | he said you killed novell | Dec 24 03:55 |
icecrawler | when he gave me this computer machine he told me if i had problems that i should log into mirc and chat with him on freenood | Dec 24 04:06 |
icecrawler | but roy its funny how when novell bought suse you threw a chair like ballmar | Dec 24 04:06 |
icecrawler | i know it was in a parody but thats amazing bro | Dec 24 04:06 |
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icecrawler | tell that motherfucker ballmar and his sweatstains to back off and get your own sangwich | Dec 24 04:07 |
schestowitz | Microsoft is no longer a big threat as it was when Novell signed the deal | Dec 24 04:11 |
schestowitz | In 2006 and 2007 Microsoft was more dangerous, now there are bigger issues. Android has since then crushed some common FUD, too. | Dec 24 04:12 |
icecrawler | yeah the surface machines are so expensive | Dec 24 04:13 |
icecrawler | i got an android machine its mips and it was like 50 beans | Dec 24 04:13 |
icecrawler | it does like 1080p and i hooked it up to the tv machine and revolution os never looked so good | Dec 24 04:15 |
schestowitz | Microsoft is the one begging for dual-boot now (on Linux/Android-only machines) | Dec 24 04:16 |
icecrawler | dual boot for phone machines? | Dec 24 04:17 |
icecrawler | those mother fuckers | Dec 24 04:17 |
icecrawler | i cant seem to grasp dis idea of using two operating system machines on one phone | Dec 24 04:18 |
schestowitz | it's standard practice | Dec 24 04:19 |
schestowitz | But I was referring to tablets and Chromebooks - that type of thing | Dec 24 04:19 |
schestowitz | on phones they might wish to triple boot | Dec 24 04:20 |
icecrawler | what | Dec 24 04:20 |
schestowitz | there are at least 2 OSes on almost every phone | Dec 24 04:20 |
icecrawler | why would anyone want to do that retarded shit? one os is enuff | Dec 24 04:21 |
schestowitz | one if there to take over the other, but it's marketed for other purposes | Dec 24 04:21 |
schestowitz | !google second OS phone nsa listening device | Dec 24 04:21 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [1] - Cell Phone Manufacturers Offer Carefully Worded Denials To ... | http://www.techdirt.com/blog/wireless/articles/20131112/10434625217/cell-phone-manufacturers-offer-carefully-worded-denials-to-question-whether-nsa-can-track-powered-down-cell-phones.shtml | Dec 24 04:21 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [2] - The Second Operating System Hiding In Every Mobile Phone ... | http://mobile.slashdot.org/story/13/11/13/0237214/the-second-operating-system-hiding-in-every-mobile-phone | Dec 24 04:21 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [3] - The SINGLE Most Important Step to Protect Yourself from ... | http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2013/06/the-single-most-important-step-to-protect-yourself-from-government-spying.html | Dec 24 04:21 |
TechrightsBot-tr | [4] - The second operating system hiding in every mobile phone - OSNews | http://www.osnews.com/story/27416 | Dec 24 04:21 |
icecrawler | i know theres the jewOS recording machine | Dec 24 04:21 |
icecrawler | theres the firmware bios system | Dec 24 04:21 |
icecrawler | fewt was telling me he has tinfoil in his cell phone holster to stop tracking | Dec 24 04:22 |
icecrawler | that dumb son of a bitch didnt fucking remember that it'll stop his calls too | Dec 24 04:23 |
schestowitz | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faraday_cage | Dec 24 04:23 |
TechrightsBot-tr | en.wikipedia.org | Faraday cage - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia [ http://ur1.ca/g90kh ] | Dec 24 04:23 |
schestowitz | tinfoil got caught up in stereotypes | Dec 24 04:23 |
schestowitz | he can still make calls | Dec 24 04:24 |
schestowitz | but wants to disable the phone's tracking functionality without taking out the batteries, I assume | Dec 24 04:24 |
schestowitz | of course it might also prevent him from /receiving/ calls | Dec 24 04:24 |
icecrawler | yeah when its not in the holster | Dec 24 04:24 |
icecrawler | every time he went to test the incoming he would pull the god damn phone out and i'd call and it would ring | Dec 24 04:25 |
schestowitz | why would he be an NSA "target" | Dec 24 04:25 |
icecrawler | he could place calls too | Dec 24 04:25 |
schestowitz | he makes a distro derivative of Ubuntu, it's not as though he strips back doors off it | Dec 24 04:25 |
icecrawler | yeah it just stopped him from receiving calls when it was in the holster | Dec 24 04:25 |
icecrawler | its not just fuduntu though its what he says in real life | Dec 24 04:26 |
schestowitz | I can see why Mark S would be a "target" (meaning they identify him as dangerous because he has power) and GCHQ would keep close eye on everything he does, who he speaks to, what s/w he promotes, etc. | Dec 24 04:26 |
icecrawler | hes real bro, talks some serious shit that the gov't is scared of man | Dec 24 04:26 |
schestowitz | So do I, so I just don't carry a phone, my wife does | Dec 24 04:27 |
schestowitz | face-to-face chats with interesting people cannot be recorded | Dec 24 04:27 |
schestowitz | NSA/GCHQ hate the AFK personalities, they can't even name the people whom they speak to | Dec 24 04:28 |
icecrawler | fewt knows some serious people too bro, his friends know alex jones and hes related to Bill Cooper who got killed by police | Dec 24 04:28 |
icecrawler | fewt was over at my crib buying gold when he gave me this computer machine with fuduntu | Dec 24 04:29 |
icecrawler | do you buy iodized silver? | Dec 24 04:29 |
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schestowitz | No, I don't believe in the value of high-cost commodities | Dec 24 04:30 |
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schestowitz | For now, the British govt. says it can insure savings of up to 86k per person | Dec 24 04:30 |
schestowitz | I don't exceed that amount and the assurance seems safe enough that tolerating interest less than inflation rare is possible | Dec 24 04:31 |
icecrawler | what about colloidal silver? its pretty fucking bomb for healing bro | Dec 24 04:31 |
schestowitz | where would you collect metals? | Dec 24 04:31 |
schestowitz | Many people store it at banks | Dec 24 04:32 |
icecrawler | you get cancer and shit, you take that for a little while with some vinager and onions | Dec 24 04:32 |
icecrawler | mmmmmmm mmmmm, cancer gone | Dec 24 04:32 |
schestowitz | so they have the very same issues savers have, it can be used to back up for borrowers, you could do a run on the bank by demanding back metals | Dec 24 04:32 |
icecrawler | metal is kind of heavy too bro | Dec 24 04:32 |
schestowitz | ok, now I just think you're making fun | Dec 24 04:33 |
icecrawler | i sold this big ass brick to this motherfucker and it dropped it on my toes | Dec 24 04:33 |
icecrawler | it hurt like a bitch | Dec 24 04:33 |
schestowitz | or maybe taking that alcoholic nog a day too early | Dec 24 04:33 |
icecrawler | you ever take hits of nitrogen? | Dec 24 04:33 |
icecrawler | that shit will get you fucked up and its not illegal | Dec 24 04:35 |
schestowitz | killing oneself is not illegal, yet it's not recommended, either | Dec 24 04:36 |
schestowitz | laws of nature are not "laws" in the same way that "rules" of some people in positions of power are | Dec 24 04:37 |
icecrawler | i got to parties with a tire full of nitrogen and people take hits and we have these wild sex orgies where woman take off their shirts and show their sexual organs | Dec 24 04:40 |
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schestowitz | I think you're just trying to discredit the platform by interjecting insults and potentially offensive messages | Dec 24 04:56 |
icecrawler | discredit what platform | Dec 24 04:57 |
icecrawler | techrights stance that 9/11 was an inside job and that the thermite plasma used by CIA operative Osama Bin Laden was created in the US Gov't's own Studio54 | Dec 24 04:59 |
icecrawler | using colourful metaphores with my main man fewt the son of a bitch understands is nothing compared to the weird shit going on here normally | Dec 24 05:00 |
schestowitz | that's not the site's stance at all, you're just trolling now | Dec 24 05:00 |
icecrawler | fewt warned me about idling here when hes not around | Dec 24 05:00 |
schestowitz | lates | Dec 24 05:00 |
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icecrawler | see ya later naziwitz the jew hater | Dec 24 05:16 |
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schestowitz | troll in LKML | Dec 24 07:18 |
schestowitz | http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTU1MTI | Dec 24 07:18 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.phoronix.com | [Phoronix] Linux Developers Asked To Distance Themselves From RMS [ http://ur1.ca/g9170 ] | Dec 24 07:18 |
schestowitz | Not a developer at al | Dec 24 07:18 |
schestowitz | just another person among many who tries to demonise RMS | Dec 24 07:18 |
schestowitz | Slow news day at Phoronix | Dec 24 07:19 |
schestowitz | Citing trolls and calling them "developers" even though there's no record as such | Dec 24 07:19 |
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Sosumi | http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-12-23/thyroid-cancers-surge-among-young-fukushima | Dec 24 09:28 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.zerohedge.com | Thyroid Cancers Surge Among Fukushima Youths | Zero Hedge [ http://ur1.ca/g91x2 ] | Dec 24 09:28 |
Sosumi | Japan is now the go to for post-apocalyptic tourism | Dec 24 09:28 |
Sosumi | and they're actually making sure that it is that way | Dec 24 09:29 |
Sosumi | burning radioactive debris and dumping some of it in tokyo bay | Dec 24 09:29 |
Sosumi | also, sony using LLVM/clang on the ps4 | Dec 24 09:32 |
Sosumi | but if you think that the ps4 or in this case, sony, is friendly to the ideals of free software, you're mistaken | Dec 24 09:33 |
iophk | Sony made their position clear when they revoked Linux use from the PS3. | Dec 24 09:34 |
Sosumi | sony even went to lenghts of crippling the PS4 audio cd functionality in order to pigeon hole ppl into their "music anywhere" "cloud" service | Dec 24 09:34 |
Sosumi | YES! | Dec 24 09:34 |
Sosumi | they also kind of killed some easy profit for fixxtars | Dec 24 09:35 |
Sosumi | and I doubt you'll find any decent music on their service | Dec 24 09:36 |
Sosumi | what? justin beaver? bouncee? cyley mirus? the singing walrus? | Dec 24 09:37 |
roy_ | iophk: | Dec 24 09:52 |
roy_ | [07:18] <schestowitz> troll in LKML | Dec 24 09:52 |
roy_ | [07:18] <schestowitz> http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTU1MTI | Dec 24 09:52 |
roy_ | [07:18] <TechrightsBot-tr> www.phoronix.com | [Phoronix] Linux Developers Asked To Distance Themselves From RMS [ http://ur1.ca/g9170 ] | Dec 24 09:52 |
roy_ | [07:18] <schestowitz> Not a developer at al | Dec 24 09:52 |
roy_ | [07:18] <schestowitz> just another person among many who tries to demonise RMS | Dec 24 09:52 |
roy_ | [07:19] <schestowitz> Slow news day at Phoronix | Dec 24 09:52 |
roy_ | See the comments | Dec 24 09:52 |
roy_ | popcorn company :-) | Dec 24 09:52 |
roy_ | I finally download about a gig of videos with RMS just now, ready for editing soon | Dec 24 09:53 |
roy_ | After I do the tuxmachines and IRC log tasks | Dec 24 09:53 |
roy_ | iophk: Sony are not the worst on the planet | Dec 24 10:15 |
roy_ | they use a lot of Linux, still, and there's no signn og them paying MSFT for it | Dec 24 10:15 |
roy_ | However, they sue other companies over Android | Dec 24 10:16 |
iophk | Yeah, it's mixed. | Dec 24 10:16 |
roy_ | Bashing Son't Linux products is an exercise in futility, IMHO | Dec 24 10:16 |
iophk | Not paying M$ is a good sign. | Dec 24 10:16 |
iophk | Not bashing, AFAIK | Dec 24 10:16 |
roy_ | conflicts with others | Dec 24 10:16 |
roy_ | I think that Sony still like UNIX in the engineering side | Dec 24 10:16 |
iophk | But the revoking of Linux use on the PS3 was a dirty trick. | Dec 24 10:16 |
roy_ | But they left Linux due to fear of broken 'precious' locks | Dec 24 10:17 |
roy_ | I am not sure I can recall what motivated Sony at the time | Dec 24 10:17 |
iophk | I'm not sure they said publicly. | Dec 24 10:17 |
iophk | The PS3 was getting popular for clusters. | Dec 24 10:17 |
roy_ | I think many developers got very close to unlocking the full potential of the h/w such that you wouldn't rent any games, just take the razor handle | Dec 24 10:18 |
iophk | Medicing, physics, military and others were all buying them up. | Dec 24 10:18 |
roy_ | Maybe it was subsidised, sold at a loss to 'sell' (rent) binaries | Dec 24 10:18 |
iophk | Possible. | Dec 24 10:19 |
roy_ | and if millions were sold (given) without any rentals, then that makes it harder for Sony to keep the cost down (subsidies) | Dec 24 10:19 |
iophk | That was one possible explanation, but no word direct from Sony on that. | Dec 24 10:19 |
roy_ | Sony is Japanese | Dec 24 10:19 |
roy_ | They don't talk muchj | Dec 24 10:19 |
roy_ | Not extrovert types, not even the companies | Dec 24 10:19 |
roy_ | the most they expose is some girls grouching over devices and Japanese cars | Dec 24 10:20 |
roy_ | It's Microsoft that goes over the limits by bribing, doing mock funerals, etc. | Dec 24 10:20 |
roy_ | Sony must have known that telling the true reason would be worse thanns aaying nothihg at all | Dec 24 10:21 |
iophk | (The Phoronix article is disturbing. They should not have given a platform for what is clearly a troll. What might have been worthy of an article would be tracing the troll back to M$ via money or whatever.) | Dec 24 10:21 |
roy_ | yeah | Dec 24 10:21 |
roy_ | My wife was next to me showing it and asking, should I post this? | Dec 24 10:21 |
roy_ | Then i looked at the source | Dec 24 10:21 |
roy_ | Worrying it was Torvalds | Dec 24 10:21 |
roy_ | But it was some name I never heard of | Dec 24 10:21 |
roy_ | See the Phoronix comments | Dec 24 10:22 |
iophk | No one has heard of him apparently. | Dec 24 10:22 |
iophk | It is a classic troll. | Dec 24 10:22 |
roy_ | Larabel does not hate the FSF, but he's bi huge fan either | Dec 24 10:22 |
roy_ | So borrowing a troll helps, esp. when it's such a slow news day and Phoronix is his main/only source of income | Dec 24 10:22 |
roy_ | He's not guaranteed flat income, so December is harder | Dec 24 10:22 |
roy_ | The troll was also quite rude, look at the language | Dec 24 10:22 |
iophk | It lowers Phoronix about 2 notches, at least, in my eyes. | Dec 24 10:23 |
roy_ | David Trollinger and Van Hoof were at least a little police, but deceptive | Dec 24 10:23 |
roy_ | I will tell him, I'm always in his IRC channe | Dec 24 10:23 |
iophk | I've only looked at the phoronix article not the email it presumably links to | Dec 24 10:23 |
iophk | An investigation into the troll's funding would be interesting. | Dec 24 10:24 |
roy_ | odd... he's not in his IRC channel | Dec 24 10:24 |
iophk | There's probably a tie to M$, not directly but via a contractor. | Dec 24 10:24 |
roy_ | He has always been there when I checked | Dec 24 10:24 |
roy_ | I checked the nicklist to see if he uses another name | Dec 24 10:24 |
roy_ | I will tweet him instead | Dec 24 10:24 |
roy_ | https://twitter.com/schestowitz/status/415428202505334784 | Dec 24 10:26 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz: .@michaellarabel I understand it's a slow news day, but giving a platform to typical anti-RMS troll is lowering the status of #phoronix IMHO | Dec 24 10:26 |
roy_ | I have just unloaded a gigabyte of new RMS videos. I will edit them very soon and release in 2014. Rare questions, interesting answers. | Dec 24 10:27 |
iophk | Cool. | Dec 24 10:28 |
iophk | Seems last updated Dec 2012: http://perens.com/business/kiloboot | Dec 24 10:28 |
TechrightsBot-tr | perens.com | Kiloboot: Bruce Perens' Latest Start-Up Company. | Dec 24 10:28 |
roy_ | He has not got much impact anymore | Dec 24 10:28 |
iophk | Not really. He's doing other things. | Dec 24 10:29 |
roy_ | I reckon he focuses on his son Stanley and works for some company or entity that's working quietly with gov. dept. (avoiding unanted attention by the Proprietary Cult) | Dec 24 10:29 |
roy_ | I can't even talk about what I do at work for this reason | Dec 24 10:29 |
roy_ | Last night Drupal, GNU/Linux, Icinga, Puppet, and JBOSS | Dec 24 10:30 |
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roy_ | https://twitter.com/EllieAsksWhy/status/415440248026312705/photo/1 | Dec 24 11:17 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @EllieAsksWhy: @schestowitz I'd like a reprieve from religious proselytizing served by Google Ads http://t.co/uxhIcDtdCE | Dec 24 11:17 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @EllieAsksWhy: @schestowitz I'd like a reprieve from religious proselytizing served by Google Ads http://t.co/uxhIcDtdCE | Dec 24 11:17 |
roy_ | AdBlock would help; I had 3 hours wasted by a couple of "Elders" two months ago. | Dec 24 11:18 |
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roy_ | http://www.motherjones.com/mojo/2013/12/rss/authors/231116?page=7 | Dec 24 11:44 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.motherjones.com | Mojo - December 2013 | Mother Jones [ http://ur1.ca/g92ng ] | Dec 24 11:44 |
iophk | http://falkvinge.net/2013/12/24/reminder-2-hunt-for-file-sharers-violate-fundamental-human-rights-says-european-court-of-human-rights/ | Dec 24 12:00 |
TechrightsBot-tr | falkvinge.net | Reminder 2: Hunt For File-Sharers Violates Fundamental Human Rights (Says The European Court Of Human Rights) - Falkvinge on Infopolicy [ http://ur1.ca/g92qb ] | Dec 24 12:00 |
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MinceR | geekings | Dec 24 13:22 |
roy_ | j0 | Dec 24 13:30 |
iophk | http://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/edward-snowden-after-months-of-nsa-revelations-says-his-missions-accomplished/2013/12/23/49fc36de-6c1c-11e3-a523-fe73f0ff6b8d_story.html | Dec 24 13:31 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.washingtonpost.com | Edward Snowden, after months of NSA revelations, says his mission’s accomplished - The Washington Post [ http://ur1.ca/g92un ] | Dec 24 13:31 |
roy_ | Snowden did well | Dec 24 13:45 |
roy_ | Stallman is a big fan | Dec 24 13:45 |
roy_ | Also of Assange, whom he met before he met me in the UK | Dec 24 13:45 |
roy_ | In his latest talk RMS asks the audience for three cheers to Snowden | Dec 24 13:45 |
roy_ | http://techrights.org/2013/12/24/conflating-us-with-proprietary/ | Dec 24 13:45 |
TechrightsBot-tr | techrights.org | Despite US Roots, Red Hat Appears to Have Benefited From NSA Scandals | Techrights [ http://ur1.ca/g9366 ] | Dec 24 13:45 |
oiaohm | Really in a lot of ways Snowden objective is got. | Dec 24 13:46 |
oiaohm | Distrust in the USA system. | Dec 24 13:46 |
oiaohm | Was exactly waht Snowden was after. | Dec 24 13:46 |
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roy_ | iophk: http://linux.slashdot.org/story/13/12/24/1348231/linuxdevices-content-returns-to-the-web | Dec 24 14:08 |
TechrightsBot-tr | linux.slashdot.org | LinuxDevices Content Returns To the Web - Slashdot [ http://ur1.ca/g9395 ] | Dec 24 14:08 |
roy_ | we did it! | Dec 24 14:08 |
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iophk | in part | Dec 24 14:23 |
iophk | It's great news. | Dec 24 14:23 |
iophk | Too many useful sites have been disappearing. | Dec 24 14:23 |
iophk | It's great that one has been kept around. | Dec 24 14:23 |
iophk | Embedded devices are becoming all more important so eventually the pages will be of cultural and historical use. | Dec 24 14:24 |
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oiaohm | iophk: sections were in archive.org | Dec 24 14:37 |
iophk | Yes but that's a last resort. | Dec 24 14:38 |
oiaohm | iophk: at least due to archive.org we will have some internet history of the long since faded. | Dec 24 14:38 |
iophk | Yes, some. Not all made it in. | Dec 24 14:38 |
iophk | Some got removed. | Dec 24 14:38 |
iophk | I'm not sure of the process when a domain changes owners. | Dec 24 14:38 |
oiaohm | Really it would have been better if linuxdevices archive was just submited to achive.org for long term storage. | Dec 24 14:38 |
iophk | I think that archive.org will retroactively remove sites if the new owner says to. | Dec 24 14:39 |
roy_ | [14:24] <iophk> Embedded devices are becoming all more important so eventually the pages will be of cultural and historical use. | Dec 24 14:39 |
oiaohm | And other national achives. | Dec 24 14:39 |
roy_ | It wasn't just embedded | Dec 24 14:39 |
iophk | Even if the content is 100% different. | Dec 24 14:39 |
roy_ | It has covered desktop too sometimes | Dec 24 14:39 |
roy_ | fancy mailing SJVN regarding DesktopLinux.com? | Dec 24 14:39 |
iophk | Not just embedded, but that is probably the biggest movement ... | Dec 24 14:39 |
roy_ | Maybe he can request his archive of articles from them as well | Dec 24 14:39 |
iophk | Linux is even in TVs now. | Dec 24 14:39 |
roy_ | he already has his own domain | Dec 24 14:39 |
oiaohm | iophk: archive.org might remove a record from straight public view but they don't fully delete it. | Dec 24 14:40 |
iophk | Good. | Dec 24 14:40 |
iophk | That's a relief. So it might be available again someday should times or laws change. | Dec 24 14:40 |
roy_ | http://microsoft-watch.com/ was ZIff | Dec 24 14:40 |
roy_ | It's not accessible, maybe wrong domain? | Dec 24 14:40 |
TechrightsBot-tr | Couldn't resolve host 'microsoft-watch.com' ( status 0 @ http://microsoft-watch.com/ ) | Dec 24 14:40 |
roy_ | Mary Jo and MS Nick (now in ./) | Dec 24 14:41 |
roy_ | And Joe Wilcox | Dec 24 14:41 |
roy_ | http://microsoftwatch.com/ redirects to microsoft.com | Dec 24 14:41 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.microsoft.com | Microsoft US | Devices and Services | Dec 24 14:41 |
roy_ | oddly enough | Dec 24 14:41 |
iophk | Ironically I guess. Though at the end it was more of a fan site. | Dec 24 14:41 |
roy_ | https://www.google.co.uk/?gws_rd=cr&ei=Mp25UtyjOLGS0QXDh4CwDQ#q=microsoft+watch | Dec 24 14:42 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.google.co.uk | Google [ http://ur1.ca/g93dv ] | Dec 24 14:42 |
roy_ | Nothing there called Microsoft Watch | Dec 24 14:42 |
roy_ | So Microsoft's MoMouths have had their work buried | Dec 24 14:42 |
iophk | not in Startpage either | Dec 24 14:42 |
iophk | Memory hole | Dec 24 14:42 |
roy_ | After Rick and I worked to get his article it might motivate other writers to approach quinstreet | Dec 24 14:42 |
iophk | How much negotiation was there to get Quinnstreet to come around? | Dec 24 14:43 |
iophk | *needed | Dec 24 14:43 |
roy_ | halfa year of nagging | Dec 24 14:44 |
roy_ | and posting criticism of them in TR | Dec 24 14:44 |
roy_ | Rick could not do it | Dec 24 14:44 |
roy_ | As that would not be productive and constructive | Dec 24 14:44 |
iophk | right | Dec 24 14:44 |
roy_ | So he referred to me as "the FOSS community" | Dec 24 14:44 |
iophk | :) | Dec 24 14:44 |
roy_ | it seems to have worked, but only after a lot of nagging | Dec 24 14:45 |
roy_ | I think they get an inbound link from all 14,000 URLs now | Dec 24 14:45 |
roy_ | Googlejuice | Dec 24 14:45 |
roy_ | and they don't need to pay for hosting, only pass some piles of data | Dec 24 14:45 |
iophk | Corporate beauracracies are big and slow, even if they are cooperative, which they usually aren't (out of basic corporate principle) | Dec 24 14:45 |
roy_ | too busy makin' money | Dec 24 14:46 |
iophk | That linking sounds like a good deal for them. | Dec 24 14:46 |
roy_ | it's one way to 'market' the move to a MARKETING company | Dec 24 14:46 |
iophk | All to often they believe in zero-sum-game and can't envision any kind of win-win scenario. | Dec 24 14:48 |
iophk | It comes out as an advantage for them to restore the archive and let Rick run it. | Dec 24 14:51 |
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roy_ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3445483 | Dec 24 15:06 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @victorhck@joindiaspora.com: [![Image](http://ep01.epimg.net/internacional/imagenes/2013/12/24/actualidad/1387873660_129481_1387874448_noticia_normal.jpg)](http://internacional.elpais.com/internacional/2013/12/24/actualidad/1387873660_129481.html)<br>**Turing, condenado por gay, recibe el perdón real 60 años después de su muerte **<br>[http://internacional.elpais.com/internacional/2013/12/24/actualidad/1387873660_129481.html](http://internaci | Dec 24 15:06 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> internacional.elpais.com | Turing, condenado por gay, recibe el perdón real 60 años después de su muerte | Internacional | EL PAÍS [ http://ur1.ca/g93iu ] | Dec 24 15:06 |
roy_ | GCHQ desperate for some positive PR... having been shown to be criminal and corrupt. And now there's a propaganda film coming about Turing, to help recruitment at GCHQ. Starring in that film? Same 'star' as in the anti-Wikileaks film. | Dec 24 15:06 |
iophk | http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/eugene-robinson-edward-snowden-was-the-person-of-the-year/2013/12/23/34551caa-6c13-11e3-a523-fe73f0ff6b8d_story.html | Dec 24 15:30 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.washingtonpost.com | Eugene Robinson: Edward Snowden was the person of the year - The Washington Post [ http://ur1.ca/g93m9 ] | Dec 24 15:30 |
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msb_ | The primary motive of U.S. foreign policy is the destruction of socialismeverywhere in the world, in order to increase the profits of the ultra-wealthypsychopaths who control the U.S. government. http://cosmicpenguin.com/#American_HolocaustSocialist Stallman being the leader of the very successful and expanding GNU/Linux/FOSS/FSF/GPLmovement has the side-effect of educating people about the benefits of sharing, cooperation,and socialism | Dec 24 15:39 |
TechrightsBot-tr | cosmicpenguin.com | Human Society That Works For Everyone [ http://ur1.ca/g93n2 ] | Dec 24 15:39 |
msb_ | So the Axis-of-Evil/US-UK-Israel/NWO/World-Fascism has a motive for trying to separate RMS from GNU-Linux-FOSS, as much as MS does. Thus the attack on RMSreported in Phoronix could be from the CIA, etc. The US govt has announced explicitly that it is employing anonymous posters in Net forums to attack policies it doesn't like. | Dec 24 15:39 |
iophk | Or from M$ or both... | Dec 24 15:39 |
msb_ | Opps, should have been: "...http://cosmicpenguin.com/#American_Holocaust Socialist Stallman..." | Dec 24 15:43 |
TechrightsBot-tr | cosmicpenguin.com | Human Society That Works For Everyone [ http://ur1.ca/g23vd ] | Dec 24 15:43 |
MinceR | where's the place of the command economy in all this? | Dec 24 15:44 |
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msb_ | I'd say that production and prices should be governed by a free market (subject to not doing harm), but that businesses should be controlled democratically by their workers and the profits shared among them according to hours worked. | Dec 24 15:48 |
iophk | Rewarding the inefficient? ;) | Dec 24 15:49 |
msb_ | Grossly inefficient workers would be fired by democratic worker control. | Dec 24 15:50 |
MinceR | ic | Dec 24 15:51 |
_Goblin | So it would be a popularity contest where a hopeless worker who is liked by all would keep their job...cracking system you've got there. | Dec 24 15:51 |
_Goblin | "aw....he might be crap but he has a wife and two kids, lets keep him on" | Dec 24 15:52 |
msb_ | A "hopeless worker" would decrease profits and thus lower the income of all workers, so would not be "popular". | Dec 24 15:52 |
_Goblin | I'm not even going to bother......thank you MSB, another award winning idea. | Dec 24 15:52 |
_Goblin | and just a thought....whilst all this decision making is going on by the "workers"....who is going to do any actual work? - Again, thats only a thought MSB....I don't need another one of you "ideas" | Dec 24 15:54 |
msb_ | Also, control of the government would be strictly one-person-one-vote, no lobbying by businesses, no corporations-as-persons, etc. | Dec 24 15:54 |
MinceR | The Patrician is the Man, he has the Vote. :> | Dec 24 15:56 |
msb_ | Tim the Goblin stalks and attacks me here and in COLA. His attacks always have a personal slant. | Dec 24 15:56 |
_Goblin | ? I was responding.... Look who is the OP here MSB...who's stalking? | Dec 24 15:57 |
_Goblin | Liar as well as nut? | Dec 24 15:57 |
msb_ | QED | Dec 24 15:57 |
_Goblin | Tell you what MSB...you talk your paranoia and nonsense to another channel where I'm not the OP, then lets see if I follow. | Dec 24 15:58 |
_Goblin | I can assure you I wouldn't...but go ahead and try | Dec 24 15:58 |
_Goblin | As for COLA. When was the last time you posted? I've been there months haven't seen you there. | Dec 24 15:59 |
msb_ | But he stalked, attacked, and sneered at me when I was posting in COLA. | Dec 24 16:00 |
_Goblin | I was there before you...and yes I sneared....youre ideas are offensive and stupid. | Dec 24 16:00 |
_Goblin | so its just COLA now? | Dec 24 16:01 |
_Goblin | not here? | Dec 24 16:01 |
_Goblin | everyone laughed at you in COLA, including the Linux/free software advocates...do you need reminding MSB? | Dec 24 16:01 |
_Goblin | infact you and Snit are the two people who manage to unite opinion between the proprietary & free software crowds in comp.os.linux.advocacy | Dec 24 16:03 |
msb_ | http://cosmicpenguin.com/misc/Cricketb.mp3 | Dec 24 16:17 |
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DaemonFC | schestowitz__, http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTU1MDk | Dec 24 16:58 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.phoronix.com | [Phoronix] Microsoft SIlverlight Proposed For Ubuntu 14.04 LTS [ http://ur1.ca/g93yl ] | Dec 24 16:58 |
DaemonFC | NPAPI is still supported in Chrome. They'll probably get rid of it eventually, for the same reason Microsoft did. | Dec 24 17:03 |
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iophk | https://pressfreedomfoundation.org/blog/2013/12/if-snowden-returned-us-trial-all-whistleblower-evidence-would-likely-be-inadmissible | Dec 24 17:22 |
TechrightsBot-tr | pressfreedomfoundation.org | If Snowden Returned to US For Trial, All Whistleblower Evidence Would Likely Be Inadmissible | Freedom of the Press Foundation [ http://ur1.ca/g941u ] | Dec 24 17:22 |
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schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3445454 | Dec 24 17:54 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com reshared: precision... | Dec 24 17:54 |
schestowitz__ | "true" | Dec 24 17:55 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3445632 | Dec 24 17:55 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Despite US Roots, Red Hat Appears to Have Benefited From NSA Scandals | Dec 24 17:55 |
schestowitz__ | "Clear and if you are the headman from a company or trust, a rway to get out of this play ...." | Dec 24 17:55 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> techrights.org | Despite US Roots, Red Hat Appears to Have Benefited From NSA Scandals | Techrights [ http://ur1.ca/g9366 ] | Dec 24 17:55 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3445277 | Dec 24 17:55 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: If Snowden returned to US for trial, could court admit any NSA leak evidence? | Dec 24 17:55 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> boingboing.net | If Snowden returned to US for trial, could court admit any NSA leak evidence? - Boing Boing [ http://ur1.ca/g947j ] | Dec 24 17:55 |
schestowitz__ | "Who is Michael Hastings?" | Dec 24 17:56 |
schestowitz__ | Died in bizarre accident before publishing a major piece about the CIA | Dec 24 17:56 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3442778 | Dec 24 17:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: This Christmas don't settle for a listening device; return to store, exchange for something like a tablet http://www.extremetech.com/computing/170874-the-secret-second-operating-system-that-could-make-every-mobile-phone-insecure | Dec 24 17:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.extremetech.com | The secret second operating system that could make every mobile phone insecure | ExtremeTech [ http://ur1.ca/g8wag ] | Dec 24 17:57 |
schestowitz__ | "@Jim R: Point on that. There's always cache-and-burst surveillance. Sigh. I guess I'm going back to a pair of tin cans and a string." | Dec 24 17:57 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3445870 | Dec 24 17:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: The site "Microsoft Watch" (pro-Microsoft fan site) died with the acquisition which the #linux site survived http://linux.slashdot.org/story/13/12/24/1348231/linuxdevices-content-returns-to-the-web | Dec 24 17:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> beta.slashdot.org | LinuxDevices Content Returns To the Web - Slashdot [ http://ur1.ca/g947u ] | Dec 24 17:57 |
schestowitz__ | "Interesting. QuinStreet is one of those massive "content-farm" sites, which I suspect may be getting negatively affected by some recent Google actions against crap content." | Dec 24 17:57 |
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sebsebseb | hi | Dec 24 19:43 |
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sebsebseb | hi | Dec 24 20:41 |
iophk | hi | Dec 24 20:45 |
sebsebseb | iophk: he really doesn't want Magiea or FEdora stuff etc at the event | Dec 24 20:46 |
sebsebseb | it seems | Dec 24 20:46 |
iophk | It would make good swag | Dec 24 20:47 |
sebsebseb | indeed | Dec 24 20:47 |
sebsebseb | iophk: I may be missing the next meeting as well, because of smething ese | Dec 24 20:47 |
sebsebseb | iophk: oh and I am quite happy about something unrelated at the moment to, but don't want to talk about that in here | Dec 24 20:48 |
sebsebseb | iophk: and I am about to eat something rather nice :d | Dec 24 20:48 |
iophk | excellent^2 | Dec 24 20:49 |
sebsebseb | thingey in the air and 2, what does that mean? | Dec 24 20:49 |
iophk | squared | Dec 24 20:49 |
sebsebseb | like saying excellent to both ? | Dec 24 20:49 |
iophk | yep | Dec 24 20:49 |
sebsebseb | iophk: it's their event really now | Dec 24 20:51 |
sebsebseb | ,but I'll still do the feedback form | Dec 24 20:51 |
sebsebseb | and | Dec 24 20:51 |
iophk | find some collaborators and do a real installfest... | Dec 24 20:52 |
sebsebseb | try and get some stuff for Ubuntu and Mint, and do a LIBRE oFFIC hand out, and get something in for Mozilla I gues | Dec 24 20:52 |
sebsebseb | iophk: there isn't really anyone | Dec 24 20:52 |
sebsebseb | or not from that paticular group | Dec 24 20:52 |
iophk | no, *not* from that group | Dec 24 20:52 |
sebsebseb | iophk: anyway I may have something soon to really nicely take my mind off stuff like that more, but not sure yet :d | Dec 24 20:52 |
sebsebseb | iophk: I think I know why not many go to hte metings group that group now as well, beause of smething else | Dec 24 20:53 |
iophk | too bad | Dec 24 20:53 |
sebsebseb | there's this other thing | Dec 24 20:54 |
sebsebseb | and yeah they got quite a lot of people really it seems | Dec 24 20:54 |
sebsebseb | iophk: I think it's good to have other interests to, that aren't all tech related in life as well :) | Dec 24 20:55 |
sebsebseb | iophk: computers don't really bring true happyness, but may be able to use them to find ture happyness | Dec 24 20:57 |
iophk | possibly | Dec 24 20:57 |
sebsebseb | and some of these computer related interests can get kind of sad/depressive at times, depends though | Dec 24 20:58 |
sebsebseb | iophk: computers can be used as a tool, to help with other parts of ones ife! | Dec 24 21:00 |
iophk | yes they are just tools | Dec 24 21:01 |
sebsebseb | tools that can run awesome software though | Dec 24 21:01 |
sebsebseb | Linux, GNOME 3 etc :d | Dec 24 21:01 |
sebsebseb | software that can be life changing as well | Dec 24 21:01 |
sebsebseb | be more than just software | Dec 24 21:01 |
iophk | software is the tool at this point | Dec 24 21:02 |
sebsebseb | iophk: yeah opensource/freesoftware is a whole ecocosytem of stuff, and it can be so much more than just software | Dec 24 21:02 |
sebsebseb | or can result in quit a few things as a result, depending on person etc | Dec 24 21:02 |
sebsebseb | and their intereset when it come to that, what they been doing etc | Dec 24 21:02 |
sebsebseb | ,but software itself, probably won't realy bring someone true happyness | Dec 24 21:03 |
sebsebseb | ,but using the software etc, to find someone, that can for example, wel yeah that can be done | Dec 24 21:03 |
sebsebseb | using the software and Internet in this case | Dec 24 21:03 |
sebsebseb | and can get peope into other things, depending on what hapepns etc as well | Dec 24 21:04 |
sebsebseb | iophk: ,but I don't know about you, but I don't really ike sitting for hours and hours on the computer now | Dec 24 21:04 |
sebsebseb | not doing much at all really | Dec 24 21:04 |
iophk | work more with people then | Dec 24 21:04 |
sebsebseb | well if music is on that's a bit diffenret | Dec 24 21:05 |
sebsebseb | iophk: yeah I am meeting more peple etc now | Dec 24 21:05 |
sebsebseb | if that's what you mean | Dec 24 21:05 |
sebsebseb | in perosn | Dec 24 21:05 |
sebsebseb | and I mainly use my computer as a communiaiont device really, and been like that for many years | Dec 24 21:05 |
sebsebseb | my as in whatever computer using at the time | Dec 24 21:06 |
sebsebseb | iophk: ,but I can't be ike schestowitz__ for example and blog about loads of potentail threats to software freedom and micro blog as well etc | Dec 24 21:06 |
sebsebseb | altough I guess most of us can't be quite like him when it come to that kindof thing ayway, since other stuff in life etc you know | Dec 24 21:07 |
sebsebseb | and I used to read loads of LInux related articles etc | Dec 24 21:07 |
sebsebseb | years ago, but I hardly do that anymore now, onlne ones I mean and so on. I guess things change as peple get older here and there though | Dec 24 21:08 |
sebsebseb | iophk: computer interests didn't quite get me to where I wanted to be in lie basically, or so it seems | Dec 24 21:08 |
sebsebseb | ok I should go and eat and that really | Dec 24 21:08 |
*sebsebseb goes afk | Dec 24 21:09 | |
sebsebseb | iophk: altough computer interests did link to other things that doig now, some of them, and such, good stuff | Dec 24 21:09 |
iophk | like eating... :) | Dec 24 21:09 |
sebsebseb | in some ways things happended as a result, that has made me more confident as aperson andsuch | Dec 24 21:10 |
sebsebseb | ,but yeah I'll go afknow | Dec 24 21:10 |
msb_ | By enabling people all over the planet to communicate and share their ideas at low cost, computers, free software, and the Internet are greatly helping people to meet, find common purposes, and realize that those in other countries are really not so different from ourselves, thus dissolving the alienation that the NWO rulers use to keep us separated. | Dec 24 21:33 |
msb_ | A good example is this IRC channel! | Dec 24 21:34 |
msb_ | Also, the principle of the GPL, and "Information wants to be free", and "Human knowledge belongs to the World", and even Bittorrent, is spreading to other fields such as the publication of scientific research, where people are starting to put their papers up on the Web for everyone to download and read, instead of journals charging people $50 to get a copy. | Dec 24 21:37 |
msb_ | I think that all this, including especially the international cooperation in the creation of free software, is the beginning of the World Community -- worldwide sharing and cooperation, which is the exact opposite of the New World Order (world fascism). | Dec 24 21:40 |
msb_ | I think we're at a wonderful moment in human history. A couple of months ago, Obama, the leader of the NWO, was thwarted in his effort to destroy Syria (as he'd done to Libya) by using Al-Qaeda, because his plot was exposed on the Net. And a couple of days ago, the greatest advance in life extension was published, and the research article was immediately posted for free access on the Net. | Dec 24 21:54 |
msb_ | The Internet is the most powerful means of long-range, wide-spread communication that our species has ever had. "Communicate" doesn't just mean to talk to each other. "Comm" means "together", and "uni" means "one". Coming together as one! | Dec 24 22:04 |
MinceR | that's what she said. | Dec 24 22:04 |
msb_ | Brava! | Dec 24 22:07 |
MinceR | :) | Dec 24 22:08 |
roy_ | https://joindiaspora.com/stream# | Dec 24 22:08 |
TechrightsBot-tr | joindiaspora.com | Diaspora* / Sign in | Dec 24 22:08 |
roy_ | https://joindiaspora.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/images/scaled_full_2e47bb54edf6cf560a3a.jpg | Dec 24 22:09 |
msb_ | Good one, Roy! That's what happens when government, which is designed to protect people from psychopaths, is _taken over_ by big psychopaths and used by them. | Dec 24 22:31 |
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MinceR | gn | Dec 25 02:07 |
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roy_ | Church Across the Road is quite nice | Dec 25 10:49 |
roy_ | nice as in well presented http://schestowitz.com/royrianne/gallery/index.php/Christmas-Eve/Church-Across-the-Road | Dec 25 10:53 |
TechrightsBot-tr | schestowitz.com | Church Across the Road [ http://ur1.ca/g98vl ] | Dec 25 10:53 |
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MinceR | geekings | Dec 25 15:58 |
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sebsebseb | fewt @deaddistroleader/fewt | Dec 25 17:19 |
sebsebseb | fewt @deaddistro/leader/fewt | Dec 25 17:20 |
fewt | yes | Dec 25 17:21 |
fewt | that is I | Dec 25 17:21 |
fewt | dead distro leader | Dec 25 17:21 |
sebsebseb | fewt: yeah GNOME 3 and SystemD :d | Dec 25 17:21 |
fewt | Windows | Dec 25 17:21 |
sebsebseb | Mac OS X | Dec 25 17:22 |
fewt | no, seriously that's what I use now on my laptop | Dec 25 17:22 |
fewt | but I'm mostly using Android these days | Dec 25 17:22 |
sebsebseb | oh? | Dec 25 17:22 |
sebsebseb | fewt: surel there's some other distro similar to what you wanted out there htough | Dec 25 17:22 |
fewt | nope | Dec 25 17:22 |
fewt | not worth the fight | Dec 25 17:22 |
sebsebseb | you could resurrecture Fudunbut for persoanl useage | Dec 25 17:23 |
fewt | I FOSS on Windows | Dec 25 17:23 |
fewt | I did that for a while, too much effort | Dec 25 17:23 |
sebsebseb | fewt: distro wars! | Dec 25 17:23 |
sebsebseb | interface wars! | Dec 25 17:23 |
fewt | wars wars! | Dec 25 17:23 |
sebsebseb | fewt: opinated polotial minded Linux geeks | Dec 25 17:23 |
sebsebseb | my distro is better than yours, no mine is... | Dec 25 17:24 |
fewt | I'd rather go outside and live life than muck with software wars | Dec 25 17:24 |
sebsebseb | fewt: or no we won't have your distro or interface for the event beuase.... oh I got that | Dec 25 17:24 |
sebsebseb | ,because what I have to guess | Dec 25 17:24 |
sebsebseb | ,but probaby have it right with my gueses | Dec 25 17:24 |
sebsebseb | fewt: yep bingo | Dec 25 17:25 |
sebsebseb | fewt: I was saying similar stuff to iophk yesterday | Dec 25 17:25 |
sebsebseb | in here | Dec 25 17:25 |
fewt | ahh | Dec 25 17:25 |
sebsebseb | how these interests can end up bein quite sad and stuff | Dec 25 17:25 |
sebsebseb | and well yeah, and they can effect other parts of life, and not realy lead to true happynes an such | Dec 25 17:25 |
MinceR | i can see how a windows user would rather go outside and live life than use windows :> | Dec 25 17:26 |
sebsebseb | may be able to use a computer to find someone that can lead one to true life happyness though | Dec 25 17:26 |
fewt | MinceR hah | Dec 25 17:26 |
sebsebseb | MinceR: more like they would rahte just ue A | Dec 25 17:26 |
sebsebseb | Android | Dec 25 17:26 |
sebsebseb | than that slow WIndows install | Dec 25 17:26 |
sebsebseb | a lot of them | Dec 25 17:26 |
sebsebseb | they don't kjnow why really, but they kow Android is for them the better expereice for their basic stuff, since it just works or pretty much | Dec 25 17:26 |
sebsebseb | didn't get a slow etc like wINDOWS | Dec 25 17:27 |
sebsebseb | fewt: yeah do you get sad sitting at a computer a lot now? | Dec 25 17:27 |
sebsebseb | for hours and hours | Dec 25 17:27 |
sebsebseb | do you evven do that still? | Dec 25 17:27 |
fewt | sebsebseb I don't do that really | Dec 25 17:27 |
sebsebseb | ok, but you used to? | Dec 25 17:27 |
fewt | only here now because my VPS blew up a bit | Dec 25 17:28 |
fewt | yes | Dec 25 17:28 |
fewt | all day all night every day | Dec 25 17:28 |
sebsebseb | you used to sit on the computer yep | Dec 25 17:28 |
sebsebseb | many ours per day ad night | Dec 25 17:28 |
sebsebseb | yep bingo | Dec 25 17:28 |
sebsebseb | same here | Dec 25 17:28 |
sebsebseb | ,but now not so much | Dec 25 17:28 |
sebsebseb | not quite as much, ok maybe party since TV, but other things to | Dec 25 17:28 |
sebsebseb | fewt: I mainly use a computer as a commuiaiotn device | Dec 25 17:29 |
sebsebseb | anyway | Dec 25 17:29 |
sebsebseb | and it's always been like that realy, and a muisc player here and there and such to | Dec 25 17:29 |
sebsebseb | fewt: I don't really do anything that techi most of the time | Dec 25 17:29 |
sebsebseb | when using a computer | Dec 25 17:29 |
sebsebseb | if at all realy | Dec 25 17:29 |
MinceR | i prefer sitting on a chair to sitting on a computer | Dec 25 17:29 |
fewt | MinceR: see, you've been doing it wrong | Dec 25 17:30 |
sebsebseb | MinceR: oh your trying to be funny again | Dec 25 17:30 |
fewt | sitting on the computer is more enjoyable for sebsebseb | Dec 25 17:30 |
MinceR | ic | Dec 25 17:30 |
MinceR | i doubt most of these are designed to support a human body | Dec 25 17:30 |
sebsebseb | sittig on a Windows computer makes fewt realy happy | Dec 25 17:30 |
sebsebseb | when MinceR sits on a Linux computer, Linux says, your curshing me :d | Dec 25 17:31 |
sebsebseb | anyway yeah so sititng at a computer | Dec 25 17:31 |
sebsebseb | I do't like sitting at a computer that much anymore | Dec 25 17:31 |
sebsebseb | however if it's bne turned into a music player, or a TV that's a bit differnet, but in general | Dec 25 17:31 |
sebsebseb | a TV, wll watching videos I mean | Dec 25 17:32 |
sebsebseb | or Iplayer BBC Click for examle | Dec 25 17:32 |
sebsebseb | example | Dec 25 17:32 |
sebsebseb | fewt: do computer intersts make you sad now at times | Dec 25 17:33 |
sebsebseb | ? | Dec 25 17:33 |
fewt | I don't care about computers, so no | Dec 25 17:33 |
fewt | it's just a thing that does a job. | Dec 25 17:33 |
fewt | ;) | Dec 25 17:33 |
sebsebseb | fewt: you cared a lot more before | Dec 25 17:34 |
MinceR | they're things that do many jobs :> | Dec 25 17:34 |
sebsebseb | hence Fuduntu | Dec 25 17:34 |
sebsebseb | for examle | Dec 25 17:34 |
fewt | anyway, merry xmas, happy "just another day", or whatever suits your belief system - I'm out, time to go get chinese! :) | Dec 25 17:34 |
fewt | adios! | Dec 25 17:34 |
MinceR | (not necessarily well, though) | Dec 25 17:34 |
sebsebseb | fewt: yes Merry Christmas | Dec 25 17:34 |
MinceR | happy solstice, fewt | Dec 25 17:34 |
sebsebseb | fewt: altough having chinese on Christmas, isn't realy Christmas? | Dec 25 17:34 |
MinceR | you shouldn't let tradition limit you | Dec 25 17:35 |
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sebsebseb | MinceR: true | Dec 25 17:35 |
sebsebseb | MinceR: and Christmas is going to be differnet for me this year, since not going to have any of the Turkey | Dec 25 17:36 |
sebsebseb | ,but tha's since I have decided to care much more about what I am eating, in the lat six months or so | Dec 25 17:36 |
sebsebseb | well more than that reay | Dec 25 17:36 |
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sebsebseb | MinceR: I think how mot people eat dead anials and just don't care, isn't quite right really, but how it is | Dec 25 17:37 |
iophk | http://www.nydailynews.com/news/world/edward-snowden-nsa-spying-worse-orwell-nineteen-eighty-four-article-1.1558183 | Dec 25 17:57 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.nydailynews.com | Edward Snowden says NSA spying worse than Orwell’s ‘Nineteen Eighty-Four’ - NY Daily News [ http://ur1.ca/g9cax ] | Dec 25 17:57 |
MinceR | sebsebseb: what's not right about it? | Dec 25 17:58 |
roy_ | fewt: some really foul-mouthed person who claims to know you was here the other night | Dec 25 18:02 |
roy_ | bbl | Dec 25 18:02 |
fewt | roy_: I just looked in the logs, I have no idea who that was. | Dec 25 19:07 |
fewt | chinese was yummy | Dec 25 19:07 |
fewt | :D | Dec 25 19:07 |
msb__ | Just watched a great movie called "Christmas in Conway (2013)", with Mary-Louise Parker and other good folks. Can't tell you here where to find it, but get the one labelled "PLAYNOW" -- 1.43GB. | Dec 25 19:07 |
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Sosumi | https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/16524160/nmp/nmp54.jpg | Dec 25 20:05 |
Sosumi | also | Dec 25 20:05 |
Sosumi | merry christmas | Dec 25 20:05 |
MinceR | merry grav-mass | Dec 25 20:08 |
MinceR | lol @ pic | Dec 25 20:08 |
schestowitz__ | grav-mass is RMS' invention, an original AFAIK | Dec 25 21:19 |
schestowitz__ | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3403315 | Dec 25 21:25 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Don't worry. The #pentagon says it only targets terrorists. http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/12/03/us-britain-snowden-guardian-idUSBRE9B20TL20131203 http://www.theguardian.com/media/2010/dec/19/assange-high-tech-terrorist-biden | Dec 25 21:25 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.reuters.com | British news staff may face terrorism charges over Snowden leaks | Reuters [ http://ur1.ca/g6fkw ] | Dec 25 21:25 |
schestowitz__ | "I really don't want to start another dispute about amerikan constitution . I was raised to believe it is not our words that constitute us , but our deeds . So look at the deeds of amerika , from the very start of it , the very foundations it was built on , and tell me , what was amerika constituted on ? What is it that amerika stands for today , and what is it that it stood for , since the first white pilgrim decided he has human | Dec 25 21:25 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.theguardian.com | Julian Assange like a hi-tech terrorist, says Joe Biden | Media | The Guardian [ http://ur1.ca/g6fkx ] | Dec 25 21:25 |
schestowitz__ | rights , and red-skinned trash occupying the new world has none ?" | Dec 25 21:25 |
schestowitz__ | "By "truth" you mean honoured and obeyed? If so... different parts, at different times, to different degrees, by different people." | Dec 25 21:27 |
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MinceR | "I think the idea of Grav-Mass was conceived by science fiction writer James Hogan." | Dec 25 21:42 |
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Sosumi | http://rt.com/news/iron-maiden-piracy-sellout-tours-759/ | Dec 25 21:55 |
TechrightsBot-tr | rt.com | NO TITLE [ http://ur1.ca/g9e6e ] | Dec 25 21:55 |
Sosumi | Iron Maiden taking metrics on downloads for concert planning | Dec 25 21:55 |
Sosumi | instead of suing the file sharers | Dec 25 21:55 |
Sosumi | and yes, if they do pass through portugal, I'll go to their concert | Dec 25 21:56 |
MinceR | nice | Dec 25 21:57 |
Sosumi | it was demonoid that introduced me to iron maiden | Dec 25 21:57 |
Sosumi | so, thx to those "dirty pirates" over there I learned about them | Dec 25 21:58 |
Sosumi | it wasn't on the itunes "vomit" store nor on major superstores that don't even carry their CDs | Dec 25 21:59 |
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Sosumi | I only learned of bands like Pink Floyd, Iron Maiden, Dio, Black SAbbath, Rainbow, Vangelis, Kraftwerk, Amon Tobin and so on | Dec 25 22:03 |
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Sosumi | through the folks at demonoid | Dec 25 22:03 |
Sosumi | aka the "dirty pirates" | Dec 25 22:03 |
Sosumi | if I was relying on itunes top/major hits/featured playlists, I'd simply have limited myself to what my grandfather used to listen | Dec 25 22:05 |
Sosumi | which by itself was already good | Dec 25 22:05 |
Sosumi | Bach, Verdi, Wagner, Dizzy Gillespie, Miles Davis, Sinatra | Dec 25 22:05 |
Sosumi | because pretty much of what's around is pure garbage | Dec 25 22:06 |
Sosumi | yeah milley virus or lady caca | Dec 25 22:07 |
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Sosumi | http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-12-25/trip-through-bitcoin-mines | Dec 25 22:18 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.zerohedge.com | A Trip Through The Bitcoin Mines | Zero Hedge [ http://ur1.ca/g9e8o ] | Dec 25 22:18 |
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Sosumi | http://anki3d.org/developing-games-linux-steamos/ | Dec 25 23:59 |
TechrightsBot-tr | anki3d.org | Developing games on and for Linux/SteamOS | AnKi 3D Engine Dev Blog [ http://ur1.ca/g9egz ] | Dec 25 23:59 |
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Sosumi | and confirmed, crapple sending specific guidelines to reviewers of their buttplug pro | Dec 26 00:16 |
Sosumi | and that is the benchmarks that they can post and no mention to the lack of expandability | Dec 26 00:17 |
Sosumi | from what I can tell from a german magazine, the thing simply turns into a jetengine under luxmark | Dec 26 00:17 |
MinceR | and flies into the ceiling? | Dec 26 00:18 |
Sosumi | but no word about how the puny 450W can keep the system going | Dec 26 00:18 |
Sosumi | I don't know, lawl, | Dec 26 00:18 |
MinceR | well, afaik the peak power input is used mostly only for starting up the pc | Dec 26 00:19 |
Sosumi | but my pc can do luxmarks and yotaluxmarks without revimp up its fans | Dec 26 00:19 |
MinceR | so if they can turn it into some sort of staged startup, maybe they can get by with less | Dec 26 00:19 |
MinceR | but my info might be outdated | Dec 26 00:19 |
Sosumi | on the buttplug is 450W max | Dec 26 00:19 |
Sosumi | and you can't keep max both gpus and cpu at the same time with that | Dec 26 00:20 |
Sosumi | unless they did massive underclocking or used laptop parts | Dec 26 00:21 |
Sosumi | gimped 7870 rebranded as firepro has already been confirmed | Dec 26 00:21 |
Sosumi | and for the same price crapple asks for the trashcan, you can instead get a 24 core HP Z workstation with 3 years warranty | Dec 26 00:22 |
Sosumi | effin unbelievable, | Dec 26 00:23 |
Sosumi | specially since they just used the "workstation" graphics to jack up the price that much | Dec 26 00:24 |
Sosumi | when a maxed 2009 mac pro costed 5400€ and my powermac quad G5, back in 2005 costed 4800€ | Dec 26 00:24 |
Sosumi | a maxed trashcan is 9800€ | Dec 26 00:25 |
MinceR | well, the logo is costly :> | Dec 26 00:25 |
Sosumi | mercedes are expensive | Dec 26 00:25 |
MinceR | and also crap | Dec 26 00:25 |
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Sosumi | I like mercedes :P | Dec 26 00:26 |
MinceR | (though lately i've only been in their buses) | Dec 26 00:26 |
MinceR | (but damn, are they shoddy) | Dec 26 00:26 |
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Sosumi | I was going to say that they drive well and are extremely durable | Dec 26 00:26 |
MinceR | the upholstery in the sprinter just peels off in huge patches | Dec 26 00:26 |
MinceR | it has practically no ventilation for the passengers | Dec 26 00:26 |
MinceR | the sides wave like a flag in the wind | Dec 26 00:26 |
Sosumi | and that I still see mercedes from 1988 running around here and they still look excelent despite their age | Dec 26 00:27 |
MinceR | the mercedes citaro has "seats" designed for garden gnomes | Dec 26 00:27 |
Sosumi | aside from the metro I really don't use that much the buses | Dec 26 00:27 |
MinceR | and of course, having a thin channel in the floor be low (see, it has a "low floor") was a good excuse to take away a massive amount of space in the back for the engine | Dec 26 00:28 |
MinceR | oh, also the sprinter stinks on the inside | Dec 26 00:28 |
MinceR | my father drove a rented mercedes-benz car once, and he wasn't impressed iirc | Dec 26 00:29 |
schestowitz | Mercedes is for p****ies | Dec 26 00:29 |
MinceR | indeed | Dec 26 00:29 |
schestowitz | trying to make up for insecurities | Dec 26 00:29 |
schestowitz | There are strong cars that don't cost as much | Dec 26 00:30 |
Sosumi | like? | Dec 26 00:30 |
Sosumi | tell me something nice that sells here in europe | Dec 26 00:30 |
MinceR | even old ikarus buses were better than the citaro | Dec 26 00:31 |
Sosumi | not buses, | Dec 26 00:31 |
Sosumi | cars | Dec 26 00:31 |
schestowitz | I'm not even sure that Mercedes is still made in German, probably just assembled there for the most part, and perhaps key parts like engines are made in germany | Dec 26 00:31 |
MinceR | i've heard they're made in turkey | Dec 26 00:31 |
schestowitz | yeah | Dec 26 00:31 |
schestowitz | or | Dec 26 00:31 |
schestowitz | Some Turkish workers brought to Germany | Dec 26 00:32 |
schestowitz | Although production is done in Poland, too | Dec 26 00:32 |
schestowitz | germans don't seem to like the millions of Turkish workers, some of them get nbaturalised | Dec 26 00:32 |
schestowitz | and less in self-segregated communties, at least that's the opinion I hear of... | Dec 26 00:33 |
schestowitz | A lot of other german brands don't do production in germany | Dec 26 00:33 |
schestowitz | just in other EU member states | Dec 26 00:33 |
schestowitz | So it works well for them, cheaper labour, money flows to German companies | Dec 26 00:33 |
Sosumi | well I guess my comparison of the german produced mercedes with the foxxcon gulag labor got blown | Dec 26 00:34 |
Sosumi | :) | Dec 26 00:34 |
Sosumi | well I drive a renault 21 turbo, french made | Dec 26 00:35 |
Sosumi | to the point it has yellow lights by default | Dec 26 00:35 |
MinceR | what do they like about yellow lights? | Dec 26 00:35 |
Sosumi | fog | Dec 26 00:36 |
Sosumi | instead of coming with white lights + lower "yellow" fog lights | Dec 26 00:36 |
Sosumi | it came with both in yellow | Dec 26 00:37 |
Sosumi | they're still the original lamps and I didn't bother changing them | Dec 26 00:37 |
Sosumi | because the yellow int let's me actually see holes on the road much better | Dec 26 00:38 |
MinceR | :) | Dec 26 00:38 |
Sosumi | *tint | Dec 26 00:38 |
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Sosumi | aside from the car topic | Dec 26 00:42 |
Sosumi | Ed Bernays in his book Propaganda said | Dec 26 00:42 |
Sosumi | that in order to get sales, the solution wasn't to lower the price | Dec 26 00:43 |
Sosumi | but instead, to actually raise it | Dec 26 00:43 |
MinceR | indeed | Dec 26 00:43 |
MinceR | and that is applied also to cars | Dec 26 00:43 |
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Sosumi | to create an atmosphere of want towards a product because of the aura of uniqueness/elitism it emanates | Dec 26 00:45 |
Sosumi | and crapple is doing that with the ashtray pro | Dec 26 00:46 |
Sosumi | asking you way more than before, for a lesses product | Dec 26 00:46 |
Sosumi | but with an *cough* unique design | Dec 26 00:47 |
Sosumi | and yes the same can be said for cars | Dec 26 00:47 |
MinceR | still not as bad as the hypePhone, where they ask for ~10x the money than what a superior phone would cost | Dec 26 00:47 |
Sosumi | 200k € for an aston martin dbs | Dec 26 00:47 |
Sosumi | and it's not exactly and awesome car to drive | Dec 26 00:48 |
Sosumi | hey fiat kind of copied their design on some models | Dec 26 00:48 |
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Sosumi | vray 10 to 20% faster on windows than it is on the trashcan pro running osx | Dec 26 01:43 |
Sosumi | no linux comparison, | Dec 26 01:45 |
Sosumi | at least I was expecting a performance test with RHEL/fedora to see how the drivers handle | Dec 26 01:46 |
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MinceR | gn | Dec 26 02:46 |
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roy_ | MinceR: "Mr. Orban has been criticized by the European Union and human-rights groups for limiting freedoms of expression, among other controversial political moves" | Dec 26 09:31 |
roy_ | http://chronicle.com/article/84-Year-Old-Philosopher/143491/ | Dec 26 09:32 |
TechrightsBot-tr | chronicle.com | 84-Year-Old Philosopher Rallies Opposition to Hungary's Hard-Line Government - Global - The Chronicle of Higher Education [ http://ur1.ca/g9g7l ] | Dec 26 09:32 |
roy_ | crap article: http://www.lansingstatejournal.com/article/20131225/OPINION01/312250038/Editorial-roundup-Taking-sides-NSA-debate | Dec 26 09:35 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.lansingstatejournal.com | NO TITLE [ http://ur1.ca/g9g7z ] | Dec 26 09:35 |
roy_ | talking points of NSA | Dec 26 09:35 |
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iophk | http://www.nytimes.com/2013/12/25/technology/as-new-services-track-habits-the-e-books-are-reading-you.html | Dec 26 10:08 |
TechrightsBot-tr | myaccount.nytimes.com | Log In - The New York Times [ http://ur1.ca/g9gb5 ] | Dec 26 10:08 |
iophk | a little old - http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2428466,00.asp | Dec 26 11:10 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.pcmag.com | The Hidden Agenda of Code.org | PCMag.com [ http://ur1.ca/g9giv ] | Dec 26 11:10 |
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MinceR | roy_: sadly, only criticized | Dec 26 14:10 |
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MinceR | geekings | Dec 26 16:20 |
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MinceR | https://twitter.com/ZachWeiner/status/416251192004448256 | Dec 26 17:00 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @ZachWeiner: Physics cheat sheet: g = 10 e = 10 pi = 10 4 = 10 | Dec 26 17:00 |
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iophk | http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/US-sending-missiles-drones-to-Iraq-to-battle-al-Qaida/articleshow/27986657.cms | Dec 26 19:58 |
TechrightsBot-tr | timesofindia.indiatimes.com | US sending missiles, drones to Iraq to battle al-Qaida - The Times of India [ http://ur1.ca/g9jc5 ] | Dec 26 19:58 |
schestowitz | iophk: yes, I wrote about it at lunchtime | Dec 26 20:26 |
schestowitz | good timing to do all this | Dec 26 20:26 |
schestowitz | nobody pays attention | Dec 26 20:26 |
schestowitz | they also attacked with drones on XMAS DAY | Dec 26 20:26 |
schestowitz | 4 dead, no names | Dec 26 20:27 |
iophk | yeah, sneak stuff through during the holidays. No one wants to deal with bad news and will ignore it or gloss it over. | Dec 26 20:27 |
iophk | 'militants' -- anyone hit by a rocket is automatically a 'militant' | Dec 26 20:27 |
schestowitz | NYT says thet militant is adult male | Dec 26 20:28 |
schestowitz | i say NYT because I traced that back to the source | Dec 26 20:28 |
schestowitz | and the source is close to the Pentagon | Dec 26 20:28 |
schestowitz | Anyway, see my tweets for lots more from today | Dec 26 20:28 |
schestowitz | I also got rewtweeted a few times by Thomas Drake, the NSA whistleblower before Snowden | Dec 26 20:29 |
iophk | Yes, Drake, Binney and others tried official channels. | Dec 26 20:30 |
iophk | They got burned badly. | Dec 26 20:30 |
iophk | Snowden learned from their mistakes. | Dec 26 20:34 |
schestowitz | iophk: Chromebooks charge into business market, capture 20% of commercial notebooks | Dec 26 20:52 |
schestowitz | You were right | Dec 26 20:52 |
schestowitz | http://www.networkworld.com/news/2013/122413-chromebooks-charge-into-business-market-277202.html | Dec 26 20:52 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.networkworld.com | Chromebooks charge into business market, capture 20% of commercial notebooks - Network World [ http://ur1.ca/g9jtn ] | Dec 26 20:52 |
schestowitz | easy to use, not for advaned users, not expensive like Apple stuf | Dec 26 20:53 |
iophk | I expect that % will grow still. | Dec 26 20:55 |
iophk | Especially if the screen resolutions improve. | Dec 26 20:56 |
iophk | 768 vertical lines is not great | Dec 26 20:56 |
MinceR | the pixel is better at that :> | Dec 26 20:56 |
iophk | not all models. | Dec 26 20:57 |
iophk | but the price is good. | Dec 26 20:57 |
iophk | 1200 is ok | Dec 26 20:58 |
iophk | lines | Dec 26 20:58 |
Sosumi | http://www.washingtonsblog.com/2013/12/bloomberg-trans-pacific-partnership-corporatist-power-grab-democratic-transparent-one-party-state-shrouded-big-brother-like-secrecy.html | Dec 26 21:07 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.washingtonsblog.com | Bloomberg: Trans Pacific Partnership Is "Corporatist Power Grab", "As Democratic And Transparent As A One-Party State," Shrouded In "Big Brother-Like Secrecy" Washington's Blog [ http://ur1.ca/g9jyz ] | Dec 26 21:07 |
Sosumi | just another free exploitation treaty | Dec 26 21:13 |
Sosumi | business as usual, move along, conform | Dec 26 21:14 |
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sebsebseb | a b c 1 2 3 | Dec 26 22:44 |
MinceR | d e f 4 5 6 | Dec 26 22:45 |
sebsebseb | g h i 7 8 9 | Dec 26 22:45 |
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Sosumi | http://9gag.com/gag/aAYQB0g | Dec 27 01:45 |
TechrightsBot-tr | 9gag.com | 9GAG - The things you find on the internet | Dec 27 01:45 |
Sosumi | made my day | Dec 27 01:45 |
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MinceR | gn | Dec 27 02:29 |
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whatup | Roy | Dec 27 06:09 |
whatup | hello | Dec 27 06:09 |
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schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3446456 | Dec 27 10:10 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Seven free, open source video editors for Linux | Dec 27 10:10 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.networkworld.com | Seven free, open source video editors for Linux - Network World [ http://ur1.ca/g9dyp ] | Dec 27 10:10 |
schestowitz | http://173.20.223.180/photo_album/chron/2013/2013_06_25-elizabeths_claymation_movies/ | Dec 27 10:11 |
TechrightsBot-tr | 173.20.223.180 | Elizabeth's Claymation Movies [ http://ur1.ca/g9ose ] | Dec 27 10:11 |
schestowitz | http://173.20.223.180/photo_album/chron/rc_models/flight_highlight_movies/slide_04.html | Dec 27 10:12 |
TechrightsBot-tr | 173.20.223.180 | 04-seagull_zoom_small.ogv [ http://ur1.ca/g9osf ] | Dec 27 10:12 |
schestowitz | http://173.20.223.180/photo_album/chron/rc_models/flight_highlight_movies/slide_11.html | Dec 27 10:12 |
TechrightsBot-tr | 173.20.223.180 | Collision [ http://ur1.ca/g9osh ] | Dec 27 10:12 |
schestowitz | " | Dec 27 10:12 |
schestowitz | I'll have to try openshot sometime. | Dec 27 10:12 |
schestowitz | Kdenlive takes a little bit of practice and research but it feels easy to me now. One of the big, cool things is drag and drop additions to the story board. Just about any video or audio can be dropped in an is almost instantly available. The rendering dialog looks challenging because KDE does what they usually do and lay out all of the horrifically difficult options that other people have created with nasty formats. You can get around | Dec 27 10:12 |
schestowitz | that by sticking to Theora, which is straight forward and easy to understand. | Dec 27 10:12 |
schestowitz | Kdenlive packs some surprising power and excellent effects. The slideshow creator, a right click in the story board, is so flexible, that I've used it to render my daughter's stop motion claymation movies. There are lots of transitions and compositing works well. Basically, any still image or video type can be worked into a movie. Effects like pan, zoom, etc, are not straight forward but they are flexible and work well if you figure | Dec 27 10:12 |
schestowitz | them out. | Dec 27 10:12 |
schestowitz | There are plenty of things I have not mastered yet, but I like the films I've made. I have not figured out how to edit or fade audio, but that's something audacity is good for. My last two movie edits are relatively tight and, hopefully, amusing. I've collected most of them them here. This is a pan and zoom movie where I tried to highlight seaguls. Here's a a movie where I've combined the output from three very different cameras. Here' | Dec 27 10:12 |
schestowitz | s a movie where I've had a little more fun with title overlays. The last two movies both use slow motion and attempt to make a narrative from several perspectives. | Dec 27 10:12 |
schestowitz | " | Dec 27 10:12 |
schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3452288 | Dec 27 10:13 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com reshared: #humor #lol | Dec 27 10:13 |
TechrightsBot-tr | Photo by manuelalvarezmolina@joindiaspora.com: https://joindiaspora.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/images/thumb_medium_e7c17559cba2d21ef873.jpg | Dec 27 10:13 |
schestowitz | It happens. I once took a ride on a really nice day. The air was cool and refreshing, it felt so good I started thinking about it. The sun on my skin, the crispness of the air, the wind in my hair ... and that's when I realized I had forgotten my helmet."7 | Dec 27 10:13 |
iophk | http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/internet/10538688/The-state-should-be-exposing-the-cyber-snoops-not-joining-them.html | Dec 27 11:19 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.telegraph.co.uk | The state should be exposing the cyber-snoops, not joining them - Telegraph [ http://ur1.ca/g9ozx ] | Dec 27 11:19 |
schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3452288 | Dec 27 11:22 |
schestowitz | tongue1 Checklist time!"77" | Dec 27 11:22 |
schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/u/jgb | Dec 27 11:24 |
schestowitz | Jacob Georg Benz has started sharing with you!"777" | Dec 27 11:24 |
schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3454406 | Dec 27 11:28 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Surveillance and blackmail against everyone, where even the domestic population is treated like an enemy, historically a symptom of empire | Dec 27 11:28 |
schestowitz | "It's a symptom of the decline phase of empire." | Dec 27 11:28 |
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Sosumi | and the year is almost over | Dec 27 12:53 |
Sosumi | but no worries, next year will be the gnu/linux desktop year :P | Dec 27 12:54 |
Sosumi | aside from the obvious joke there | Dec 27 12:57 |
Sosumi | I can say that one most significant things that happened this year in the gnu/linux scene of things was the steam box | Dec 27 12:58 |
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iophk | http://www.engadget.com/2013/12/27/nokia-kills-here-maps-blames-ios-7/ | Dec 27 13:22 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.engadget.com | Nokia pulls Here Maps from the App Store, blames iOS 7 [ http://ur1.ca/g9pez ] | Dec 27 13:22 |
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schestowitz | Sosumi: we;re there already | Dec 27 16:27 |
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iophk | http://www.develop-online.net/news/mark-pincus-asks-obama-to-pardon-snowden/0187606 | Dec 27 17:36 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.develop-online.net | Mark Pincus asks Obama to pardon Snowden | Latest news from the game development industry | Develop [ http://ur1.ca/g9qn1 ] | Dec 27 17:36 |
DaemonFC | shared a link. | Dec 27 17:52 |
DaemonFC | 25 seconds ago · Edited | Dec 27 17:52 |
DaemonFC | http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTU1MTc | Dec 27 17:52 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.phoronix.com | [Phoronix] Hope Seems Lost In Running OS X Binaries On Linux [ http://ur1.ca/g9qq0 ] | Dec 27 17:52 |
DaemonFC | I don't know why this project even started. Apple OS X gives you the worst of all worlds. It is proprietary and malicious software, it is technically deficient, it's very hard to use, it is relatively obscure, and it doesn't have any must have apps. | Dec 27 17:52 |
DaemonFC | Everything I'd use it for already has better open source alternatives that run on GNU/Linux. | Dec 27 17:52 |
DaemonFC | I don't like Wine, and I avoid Windows programs for the most part, but I can at least understand why Wine exists. | Dec 27 17:52 |
MinceR | people often depend on proprietary and malicious software | Dec 27 17:53 |
cubezzz | it was open, then it was closed, now it's somewhat open :) | Dec 27 17:54 |
cubezzz | Unix v6 license was initially about 100 bucks | Dec 27 17:55 |
cubezzz | trouble was you needed a PDP-11 or a Interdata to run it | Dec 27 17:55 |
MinceR | :) | Dec 27 17:55 |
cubezzz | but you got everything: all source for the libs, device drivers, kernel and user programs | Dec 27 17:56 |
DaemonFC | Yeah. Solaris is now mostly proprietary again. | Dec 27 17:56 |
cubezzz | and a snobol interpreter :) | Dec 27 17:56 |
DaemonFC | Most of the source still gets released, months later, under the CDDL. | Dec 27 17:57 |
DaemonFC | But the Solaris kernel is fully proprietary again. | Dec 27 17:57 |
cubezzz | there's a new fork of Solaris | Dec 27 17:57 |
cubezzz | have you heard of OpenSXCE? | Dec 27 17:57 |
DaemonFC | You can still get the kernel source code up to what Oracle released in 2010, as CDDL. | Dec 27 17:57 |
DaemonFC | But, there will probably never be another CDDL code drop of the Solaris kernel. | Dec 27 17:57 |
cubezzz | http://www.opensxce.org | Dec 27 17:58 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.opensxce.org | OpenSXCE 2013.05 LiveDVD | Dec 27 17:58 |
DaemonFC | Oh, yeah, people can fork the 2010 release of the kernel, but it's going to be fragmented and not 100% compatible, which is basically what Oracle intended when they did that. | Dec 27 17:58 |
DaemonFC | And there's no guarantee that that policy won't spread to the rest of their system. | Dec 27 17:59 |
DaemonFC | Oracle is probably steaming mad that Sun ever released anything at all as open source. | Dec 27 17:59 |
DaemonFC | Oracle is not an open source software company. | Dec 27 17:59 |
DaemonFC | Very nearly everything they have as open source is due to a legacy status as open source from before they acquired it. | Dec 27 18:00 |
DaemonFC | People should avoid them, and even their GNU/Linux distribution. | Dec 27 18:00 |
DaemonFC | Hostile company. | Dec 27 18:00 |
DaemonFC | If there was some legal way of changing the license to their GNU/Linux system to a proprietary one, they'd do it. | Dec 27 18:01 |
cubezzz | http://www.maxhost.org/other/retro-mwm-desktop.png | Dec 27 18:01 |
iophk | Solaris is moribund or dead. Most developers seem to have moved to Illumos. | Dec 27 18:01 |
iophk | http://wiki.illumos.org/display/illumos/About+illumos | Dec 27 18:02 |
TechrightsBot-tr | wiki.illumos.org | About illumos - illumos - illumos wiki [ http://ur1.ca/g9qrr ] | Dec 27 18:02 |
DaemonFC | I said my opinion of Richard Stallman on Facebook. | Dec 27 18:02 |
DaemonFC | I said he may not be the smartest person on the planet, but he's probably in the top 100. | Dec 27 18:02 |
DaemonFC | Which is not bad when the human population is near 7 billion. | Dec 27 18:02 |
cubezzz | let's not forget Thompson and Ritchie | Dec 27 18:03 |
schestowitz | https://twitter.com/Messgorough/status/416624896316551168 | Dec 27 18:04 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @Messgorough: @schestowitz Apple has never competed neither has it's OS ever surpassed Android or in it's day.....Symbian. | Dec 27 18:04 |
cubezzz | and Tanenbaum also deserves a mention | Dec 27 18:05 |
cubezzz | he was in the mix relatively early | Dec 27 18:05 |
DaemonFC | There wouldn't be a GNU/Linux system without MINIX. | Dec 27 18:05 |
DaemonFC | MINIX was the system that Linux was developed on, because it was relatively free and open for the time period. | Dec 27 18:06 |
DaemonFC | If Torvalds wasn't able to get a copy of it, then he wouldn't have had a system to develop Linux on. | Dec 27 18:06 |
DaemonFC | So, it is part of the GNU/Linux legacy. A major one. | Dec 27 18:07 |
cubezzz | Torvalds could have started on Unix v7 or even v6 | Dec 27 18:07 |
cubezzz | Minix was a clone of Unix after all | Dec 27 18:07 |
cubezzz | but as far as I know, no one did | Dec 27 18:08 |
DaemonFC | Right, but I understand it was expensive and didn't support IBM PCs? | Dec 27 18:08 |
DaemonFC | Wasn't the only other "affordable" PC port Microsoft XENIX? | Dec 27 18:08 |
cubezzz | well it got ported to a bunch of different things | Dec 27 18:08 |
DaemonFC | You could get that for less than $100 at Radio Shack, back when Radio Shack had that sort of stuff, and before it turned into a glorified cell phone store. | Dec 27 18:08 |
DaemonFC | But XENIX source code wasn't available. | Dec 27 18:09 |
DaemonFC | It was 100% proprietary. | Dec 27 18:09 |
cubezzz | based on Unix v7 which was available for $$$ | Dec 27 18:09 |
DaemonFC | You got the MINIX source code just for buying the book, and you were allowed to modify it. | Dec 27 18:09 |
DaemonFC | I think that the book was like $70? | Dec 27 18:09 |
cubezzz | Prentice Hall, yeah | Dec 27 18:09 |
cubezzz | I bought it | Dec 27 18:09 |
cubezzz | around $90 Canadian | Dec 27 18:10 |
DaemonFC | That was basically unheard of back then. | Dec 27 18:10 |
DaemonFC | So, XENIX ran on PCs and wasn't too much more expensive, but you got no source code and no rights to modify or share it. | Dec 27 18:10 |
DaemonFC | So it was licensed like DOS or Windows. | Dec 27 18:10 |
cubezzz | no, Xenix didn't start on PCs | Dec 27 18:11 |
DaemonFC | You could get it for PC. | Dec 27 18:11 |
DaemonFC | I've seen it running on a 286. | Dec 27 18:11 |
cubezzz | PDP-11 then Z8001 then 68000 and after that x86 | Dec 27 18:11 |
cubezzz | sure there was a 8086 one too | Dec 27 18:12 |
cubezzz | cut down from the original v7, so it was worse | Dec 27 18:12 |
DaemonFC | My first IBM PC (clone) was using a 386. | Dec 27 18:12 |
DaemonFC | But it was one of those mobile 386 SX things. | Dec 27 18:12 |
DaemonFC | It was good enough to run DOS. | Dec 27 18:13 |
cubezzz | the problem was everyone who bought licensed Unix v7 created a closed source version to sell | Dec 27 18:13 |
DaemonFC | I saw a Crime Stoppers ad on TV this morning. Someone broke into the AT&T store on Lima Road in Fort Wayne, and stole a bunch of tablets and phones. | Dec 27 18:14 |
DaemonFC | They're all locked, so that you can only activate them on AT&T. | Dec 27 18:14 |
DaemonFC | As soon as someone powers them on, it will start giving out their GPS location. | Dec 27 18:15 |
DaemonFC | I wonder what they plan to do with them. | Dec 27 18:15 |
cubezzz | it was all shared via 9-track mag tape | Dec 27 18:15 |
DaemonFC | I had an Amiga and a Commodore 64 before that. | Dec 27 18:17 |
cubezzz | Xenix was kind of a step backwards | Dec 27 18:17 |
DaemonFC | The Amiga was considerably better, but the software development was going towards DOS. | Dec 27 18:17 |
DaemonFC | Microsoft didn't support Xenix for very long. | Dec 27 18:19 |
DaemonFC | Pretty much everything that they didn't have 100% control over was just a way to poach customers and get government contracts. | Dec 27 18:19 |
DaemonFC | The goal was always to move them to DOS or Windows later. | Dec 27 18:20 |
cubezzz | there's 2.11BSD for PDP-11 and 4.3BSD for Vax | Dec 27 18:22 |
cubezzz | they're still maintained | Dec 27 18:24 |
cubezzz | all with device driver code of course | Dec 27 18:27 |
DaemonFC | http://toastytech.com/guis/win8sp1.html | Dec 27 18:27 |
TechrightsBot-tr | toastytech.com | Windows 8 Service Pack 1 (Windows 8.1) | Dec 27 18:27 |
cubezzz | all the DEC hardware was well documented too, no secret chips were used | Dec 27 18:27 |
cubezzz | http://www.maxhost.org/other/vax-4.3bsd.png | Dec 27 18:30 |
DaemonFC | The older I get, the more pills I take. :P | Dec 27 18:35 |
DaemonFC | I'm up to three every day now. | Dec 27 18:35 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 27 18:35 |
DaemonFC | I gave up on that Polari IRC client for now. | Dec 27 18:35 |
DaemonFC | It is very incomplete and mostly unusable except as maybe alpha-quality software for people that are just curious. | Dec 27 18:36 |
DaemonFC | It's not good enough to be an every day IRC program. | Dec 27 18:36 |
DaemonFC | I switched back to HexChat. | Dec 27 18:36 |
DaemonFC | Xchat is unmaintained now. Fedora still patches it up well enough to work and to patch security issues. | Dec 27 18:37 |
DaemonFC | Upstream isn't even accepting the patches, so I think it's obvious that the HexChat fork is now the way to go if you liked Xchat. | Dec 27 18:37 |
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DaemonFC | I think that to avoid confusion, there should be an official deprecation of Xchat and a dummy package that takes people to HexChat and is later removed from the system. | Dec 27 18:38 |
DaemonFC | The dummy package could also migrate your Xchat settings. | Dec 27 18:38 |
DaemonFC | I think that upstream has abandoned Xchat for something like 3, almost 4 years now. | Dec 27 18:39 |
DaemonFC | I guess it could live on the same way xmms did. :P | Dec 27 18:40 |
DaemonFC | Until there's just no way to support it any longer. | Dec 27 18:40 |
DaemonFC | Eventually, distributions will want to remove GTK+ 2.x. It will be several years. | Dec 27 18:40 |
DaemonFC | The reasoning for dropping xmms was that nobody was going to port it to GTK+ 2 and it was the last package that still used GTK+ 1. | Dec 27 18:40 |
DaemonFC | Fedora held on to xmms for a long time. | Dec 27 18:41 |
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Sosumi | I was just joking when I mentioned the "year of the desktop linux" | Dec 27 18:53 |
Sosumi | and from my POV, desktop linux is great | Dec 27 18:53 |
Sosumi | the only workings gnu/linux needs as a whole is the ease to install proprietary drivers | Dec 27 18:54 |
Sosumi | like the nvidia ones | Dec 27 18:54 |
Sosumi | also I think I'll be pulling the trigger on a maxed dell precision t7600 to replace one of my mac pros | Dec 27 18:56 |
Sosumi | which also means the I'm departing from osx for some of my stuff | Dec 27 18:56 |
Sosumi | after one year of getting things ready | Dec 27 18:56 |
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iophk | http://theconversation.com/facebooks-so-uncool-but-its-morphing-into-a-different-beast-21548 | Dec 27 19:58 |
TechrightsBot-tr | theconversation.com | Facebook's so uncool, but it's morphing into a different beast [ http://ur1.ca/g9gkt ] | Dec 27 19:58 |
iophk | http://torrentfreak.com/google-discarded-21000000-takedown-requests-in-2013-131227/ | Dec 27 20:04 |
TechrightsBot-tr | torrentfreak.com | Google Discarded 21,000,000 Takedown Requests in 2013 | TorrentFreak [ http://ur1.ca/g9rd1 ] | Dec 27 20:04 |
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DaemonFC | Sosumi, We don't need proprietary drivers. | Dec 27 20:39 |
DaemonFC | We need to support the companies that provide usable Free drivers whenever we can do that. | Dec 27 20:39 |
Sosumi | well ofc | Dec 27 20:39 |
DaemonFC | The open source Radeon driver is getting quite good. | Dec 27 20:39 |
Sosumi | but until the mentality finally changes | Dec 27 20:39 |
DaemonFC | I removed the proprietary one a while ago. | Dec 27 20:40 |
Sosumi | are they also good for opencl? | Dec 27 20:40 |
DaemonFC | For some time, it was only usable for basic use cases, like it would run kwin and Mutter with decent support, but now it's even running my video games at full speed. | Dec 27 20:40 |
DaemonFC | So, instead of proprietary drivers, people should just be using the latest version of Fedora. | Dec 27 20:41 |
Sosumi | yes, but do the free drivers support opencl? | Dec 27 20:41 |
DaemonFC | It's the easiest way to make sure everything works well, and probably 95% of Radeon users don't even need to do anything else. | Dec 27 20:41 |
DaemonFC | Well, I haven't paid close attention to that. | Dec 27 20:41 |
DaemonFC | I know there's something called Gallium Compute and that AMD is working on supporting that in the open source driver. | Dec 27 20:41 |
DaemonFC | I don't know what hardware that works with, or to what extent, but the 3d/OpenGL support is very good. | Dec 27 20:42 |
Sosumi | that's nice, I'll have to check Gallium Compute then | Dec 27 20:42 |
DaemonFC | It's a Catalyst replacement on my Radeon HD 5670, and from the Phoronix benchmarks, the support is very good to excellent up through the 7000 series. | Dec 27 20:42 |
DaemonFC | If you're going to go with an IGP, then definitely get an all-AMD system. | Dec 27 20:43 |
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DaemonFC | Intel doesn't support Gallium3d. | Dec 27 20:43 |
DaemonFC | They're basically the only user of Classic Mesa that's left. | Dec 27 20:43 |
DaemonFC | And they might maintain it well enough for Intel hardware, but Gallium3d is just better in every case that I've seen both a classic and a gallium driver in action on the same hardware. | Dec 27 20:44 |
DaemonFC | When Fedora switched me from Classic to Gallium, my card got faster, there were fewer rendering glitches, and the performance immediately improved. | Dec 27 20:44 |
DaemonFC | So, I think that Intel hardware could be faster if they'd switch to Gallium. | Dec 27 20:45 |
DaemonFC | There's a much larger difference in performance between Intel's Windows driver and their open source Linux driver, and I believe that's why. | Dec 27 20:45 |
DaemonFC | There's bottlenecks in their Linux stack and they're not showing any interest in getting rid of those because they don't want to do the porting work. | Dec 27 20:46 |
DaemonFC | The performance on Linux isn't bad, but I think that holding out on Classic Mesa is bringing their 3d performance down 15-20%. | Dec 27 20:46 |
DaemonFC | So, that's not good. | Dec 27 20:46 |
DaemonFC | AMD went ahead and just rewrote the driver, which probably set them back several months, but with better results in the end. | Dec 27 20:47 |
DaemonFC | Every Radeon that's newer than like 2003 is using DRI2, kernel mode setting, and Gallium3d now. | Dec 27 20:48 |
DaemonFC | The older hardware still works, but eventually it will end up being unsupported because it's just too much work to maintain and there's not enough of it left to be properly tested. | Dec 27 20:48 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 27 20:48 |
DaemonFC | The hardware that's older than ~2001 is in the process of being dropped from Fedora. | Dec 27 20:49 |
DaemonFC | That's not really as big of a deal as it sounds. Very little of it is actually still in use, and people that still rely on it can make a pretty easy transition from Fedora to one of the Red Hat Enterprise Linux clones based on RHEL 7, and then they can just keep using it for another 10 years or until the machine fails. | Dec 27 20:50 |
DaemonFC | So, 23 years of hardware support for consumer PC hardware is pretty fantastic. You never get anything like that on Windows. | Dec 27 20:51 |
DaemonFC | On Windows, there's a lot of XP-era hardware where nobody was even able to install Vista, and they bought the computer in 2005, and Vista was out in 2006. | Dec 27 20:51 |
DaemonFC | I got into that situation twice. The first time was when I had a 3dfx Voodoo card that I was using on Windows 98, and there was never an official Windows XP driver for it, so that machine was stuck on Windows Me. Then there was a laptop I bought in 2005 that didn't have a Vista driver for the radeon chipset in 2006! | Dec 27 20:53 |
DaemonFC | So, I just switched that machine over to GNU/Linux and it kept working until I sold the laptop on Craigslist last year. Those old ATI IGPs were never really all that fun to have to....use. Their newer ones are much better. | Dec 27 20:53 |
Sosumi | all I have at moment is a custom built pc tower with 4 gtx titans | Dec 27 21:03 |
Sosumi | that I built as test bed for gnu/linux | Dec 27 21:04 |
DaemonFC | From a post on my Facebook wall: | Dec 27 21:05 |
DaemonFC | But, would we really want a GNU/Linux port of iTunes? It's already the worst program available for Windows. I've had people bring in their Windows computers that stopped working *because* iTunes was installed. It's happened on at least three occasions. Upgrading to Windows XP Service Pack 3 with iTunes installed caused Windows to fail to boot. Upgrading to Windows Vista Service Pack 1 did the same thing. Then the same thing happened to some | Dec 27 21:05 |
DaemonFC | users when they upgraded from Windows Vista to Windows 7. iTunes for Windows uses several hundred megabytes of RAM, does not respect the Windows Human Interface Guidelines, installs unrelated software that the user didn't ask for, installs insecure system level services that are frequently used by malware to help themselves circumvent process integrity tokens, and are using many Apple libraries that are inefficient, slow, and poorly ported. | Dec 27 21:05 |
DaemonFC | Then when you get it, you have this behemoth that inflicts Digital Restrictions Malware on your movies, videos, and books, and prevents you from sharing copies to help your friends. | Dec 27 21:05 |
DaemonFC | Friends don't let friends buy Apple! (Well, they can buy whatever they want. It's their money. But, they should have some idea of what they're getting into....) | Dec 27 21:05 |
DaemonFC | *it is using | Dec 27 21:06 |
DaemonFC | rather | Dec 27 21:06 |
Sosumi | why would anyone want to use itunes? to get bombarded with adds for booincee? dustin beever? or milley virus? | Dec 27 21:06 |
Sosumi | or the other kyloton of garbage that composes the top page of itunes | Dec 27 21:07 |
Sosumi | for winblows users eac+foobar is ok | Dec 27 21:08 |
Sosumi | or the monkey player | Dec 27 21:08 |
MinceR | to put files on their hypePhone | Dec 27 21:09 |
Sosumi | for gnu/linux, amarok and cd extraction with the kde burner is also fine | Dec 27 21:09 |
MinceR | which they bought so they could be a member of the cult | Dec 27 21:09 |
Sosumi | hypePhone is kind of garbage | Dec 27 21:09 |
Sosumi | only 1GB of ram on the latest model | Dec 27 21:09 |
Sosumi | the cheaper priced note 3 has 3GB | Dec 27 21:10 |
Sosumi | and I don't need to fake apple certificates in order to install my own stuff on the phone | Dec 27 21:10 |
Sosumi | through itunes without jailbraking | Dec 27 21:11 |
Sosumi | and I don't think that's possible anymore | Dec 27 21:11 |
Sosumi | but at least was during the iphone 3g days | Dec 27 21:11 |
Sosumi | *possible | Dec 27 21:11 |
DaemonFC | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6IKE2lCoNqY | Dec 27 21:12 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.youtube.com | Miley Cyrus - Wrecking Ball PARODY - YouTube [ http://ur1.ca/g2ry9 ] | Dec 27 21:12 |
DaemonFC | B-) | Dec 27 21:12 |
Sosumi | lol | Dec 27 21:13 |
DaemonFC | I've been using GNOME Web more lately. | Dec 27 21:14 |
DaemonFC | I noticed that it can play WebM and h264, so I don't need Flash. | Dec 27 21:14 |
DaemonFC | Some sites seem to treat it as a mobile browser though... Not sure why that happens. | Dec 27 21:14 |
Sosumi | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YNb_SSE-jVc | Dec 27 21:15 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.youtube.com | Dio - Sacred Heart - HD Live - YouTube [ http://ur1.ca/g9rom ] | Dec 27 21:15 |
Sosumi | I wish they still made music like that | Dec 27 21:15 |
DaemonFC | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4OwxI8QVTU | Dec 27 21:15 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.youtube.com | Lady Gaga - Applause (Official) PARODY - YouTube [ http://ur1.ca/g9rop ] | Dec 27 21:15 |
MinceR | maybe its UserAgent string looks mobile-ish | Dec 27 21:15 |
Sosumi | no idea | Dec 27 21:16 |
DaemonFC | Well, most of Youtube and some porn sites use HTML 5 now. | Dec 27 21:16 |
DaemonFC | Flash is clearly on the way out. That's good. | Dec 27 21:16 |
Sosumi | lol, I wander how you know that, porn sites, lol | Dec 27 21:17 |
DaemonFC | Because I'm a guy. | Dec 27 21:19 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 27 21:19 |
DaemonFC | Gadgets, video games, and porn. | Dec 27 21:20 |
DaemonFC | You get an Android phone and start trying to make it play video games and porn. | Dec 27 21:20 |
DaemonFC | It's just natural. | Dec 27 21:20 |
DaemonFC | The first thing that I ended up having an argument with Tim about was the "You don't flush condoms!" argument. | Dec 27 21:21 |
DaemonFC | I've never actually had them plug up the toilet (some people have I've heard), but my mom was over one day and flushed the toilet, and one surfaced. That was probably 5-6 years ago. | Dec 27 21:21 |
DaemonFC | So, today's PSA is don't flush condoms. | Dec 27 21:22 |
DaemonFC | That's really what they need to be researching. Flushable condoms. | Dec 27 21:22 |
DaemonFC | Maybe Bill Gates can give them some money to do that. | Dec 27 21:23 |
DaemonFC | Sosumi, A funny thing happened in Texas today. | Dec 27 21:29 |
DaemonFC | The state government passed harsh laws because of the "knockout game", which black teenagers are supposedly playing with white people as the victims. | Dec 27 21:30 |
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DaemonFC | So, it passed due to racist hysteria, and then the first person actually arrested and charged under the new law is a white teenager that assaulted a 79 year old black man. | Dec 27 21:31 |
DaemonFC | http://www.dailykos.com/story/2013/12/26/1265483/-Racial-Narrative-Of-Knockout-Game-Blown-As-White-Guy-Clobbers-Elderly-Black-Man?detail=facebook | Dec 27 21:31 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.dailykos.com | Daily Kos: Racial Narrative Of Knockout Game Blown As White Guy Clobbers Elderly Black Man [ http://ur1.ca/g9rve ] | Dec 27 21:31 |
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Sosumi | lol | Dec 27 21:33 |
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Sosumi | I'm not really into pron, I'd prefer the real thing way more, but nvm on that | Dec 27 21:34 |
Sosumi | I'll be wearing my wizard cloak in 6 years | Dec 27 21:34 |
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Sosumi | as for the knockout game, | Dec 27 21:35 |
Sosumi | it's dumb and ppl can actually get killed | Dec 27 21:35 |
DaemonFC | The problem with porn is that it sets your expectations too high. | Dec 27 21:35 |
DaemonFC | And then your significant other finds your stash and yells at you and asks why they aren't good enough. | Dec 27 21:36 |
Sosumi | broken necks, falling on the street and getting run over by a passing car/bus | Dec 27 21:36 |
DaemonFC | Then you counter with "But you're not always here!" and then they say "So now I'm not spending enough time with you!?" | Dec 27 21:36 |
DaemonFC | So, it rapidly deteriorates from there and there's no way to win that argument. | Dec 27 21:36 |
Sosumi | my secret stash is filled of math and computer pron | Dec 27 21:37 |
Sosumi | and anime.... | Dec 27 21:37 |
Sosumi | featuring giant mechas | Dec 27 21:37 |
Sosumi | so I guess I'm always safe | Dec 27 21:37 |
DaemonFC | And then later, you really do want to have sex and they pick up where they left off. | Dec 27 21:38 |
DaemonFC | "Oh, I'm not one of those models on those porn sites, so just go in there and flip the computer on, you animal!" | Dec 27 21:38 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 27 21:38 |
Sosumi | lol | Dec 27 21:39 |
DaemonFC | So, yeah, porn came back to bite me last weekend. | Dec 27 21:39 |
Sosumi | I guess that in no time you'll be able to 3d print living tissue | Dec 27 21:40 |
Sosumi | and you'll be able to make your dream girl when that happens | Dec 27 21:40 |
Sosumi | but tell, how did pron came back to bite you | Dec 27 21:41 |
Sosumi | or don't tell :P | Dec 27 22:00 |
Sosumi | http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-12-27/france-wants-tax-youtube-and-facebook-videos | Dec 27 22:00 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.zerohedge.com | France Wants To Tax YouTube And Facebook Videos | Zero Hedge [ http://ur1.ca/g9rzn ] | Dec 27 22:00 |
Sosumi | or they'll surrender | Dec 27 22:00 |
Sosumi | http://rt.com/news/underreported-news-stories-2013-836/ | Dec 27 22:05 |
TechrightsBot-tr | rt.com | NO TITLE [ http://ur1.ca/g9s0f ] | Dec 27 22:05 |
Sosumi | Swartz, Fracking, Manning, GMO: 13 most underreported news stories of 2013 | Dec 27 22:05 |
Sosumi | nor real news about gene patenting | Dec 27 22:06 |
Sosumi | Swartz didn't even make it to portuguese news | Dec 27 22:06 |
Sosumi | and since I'm in an EU country | Dec 27 22:07 |
Sosumi | what else didn't make it to the news | Dec 27 22:07 |
Sosumi | outside of a small 5 secs tidbit | Dec 27 22:07 |
Sosumi | the banking and fiscal union! | Dec 27 22:07 |
Sosumi | what else didn't make it to the news? the eurocorps | Dec 27 22:08 |
Sosumi | but hey as long as there is Mourinho, Ronaldo and whatever, no one cares | Dec 27 22:09 |
Sosumi | teardowns of the buttplug pro have shown up | Dec 27 22:17 |
Sosumi | and a major flaw has been detected, at least by me, | Dec 27 22:17 |
Sosumi | voltage regulators on the gpu cards aren't cooled | Dec 27 22:18 |
Sosumi | and that never happens with high end cards | Dec 27 22:18 |
Sosumi | they're just standing there with no contact with the central heathsink nor have a small heathsink on top | Dec 27 22:19 |
Sosumi | and those things do get hot | Dec 27 22:19 |
Sosumi | and cram is way too near the gpu | Dec 27 22:20 |
Sosumi | *vram | Dec 27 22:20 |
Sosumi | I pretty much doubt the reliability of the system in the long term | Dec 27 22:20 |
Sosumi | http://blog.macsales.com/22108-new-mac-pro-2013-teardown | Dec 27 22:20 |
TechrightsBot-tr | blog.macsales.com | New Mac Pro 2013 Teardown | Other World Computing Blog [ http://ur1.ca/g9s2c ] | Dec 27 22:20 |
Sosumi | and I pretty much doubt about voltage stability into that thing | Dec 27 22:21 |
MinceR | that's ok, those aren't high end cards :> | Dec 27 22:22 |
Sosumi | simply because even single slot boards have more capacitors that, including passively cooled ones than that | Dec 27 22:23 |
Sosumi | no | Dec 27 22:23 |
Sosumi | I'm starting to think they are underclocked 7850 | Dec 27 22:23 |
Sosumi | since in single gpu bench it can't even beat a gtx680 | Dec 27 22:24 |
Sosumi | crapple is selling you planned obsolescence with that thing | Dec 27 22:26 |
MinceR | the underclocking and the crApple retardation are what makes them non-high-end :> | Dec 27 22:26 |
Sosumi | yet, they're charging as it it was high end | Dec 27 22:27 |
DaemonFC | The last big problem for the open source radeon driver is power management. | Dec 27 22:27 |
DaemonFC | Proper power management support exists in Linux 3.12, but it's not stable on every card, so it's not on by default. | Dec 27 22:27 |
DaemonFC | I've forced it on with my card (Radeon HD 5670), and it hasn't caused problems. | Dec 27 22:27 |
MinceR | well yes, the price was always "high end" :> | Dec 27 22:27 |
Sosumi | the problem is that now they actually went full retardom with the pricing | Dec 27 22:28 |
MinceR | they create demand with high prices | Dec 27 22:29 |
Sosumi | it's like if they had no shame or guilt | Dec 27 22:29 |
Sosumi | yes, just like Bernays said on Propaganda | Dec 27 22:29 |
MinceR | they have no shame or guilt | Dec 27 22:29 |
MinceR | they never had any | Dec 27 22:29 |
Sosumi | I kind of quoted him, but at least they could have kept some morals when pricing their stuff | Dec 27 22:30 |
MinceR | this is the company that takes what others build, sells it and then screams that others have "stolen" it from them | Dec 27 22:30 |
MinceR | and sues everyone | Dec 27 22:30 |
Sosumi | yeah, but back in 2004 and so on to 2009 | Dec 27 22:31 |
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Sosumi | they actually had nice stuff that was reasonably priced | Dec 27 22:31 |
Sosumi | but now, they're asking way more for a lot less | Dec 27 22:32 |
Sosumi | or crippled in a way or another | Dec 27 22:32 |
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MinceR | what nice stuff? | Dec 27 22:32 |
Sosumi | powermacs | Dec 27 22:32 |
MinceR | well, those are valued merely because they're based on PowerPC | Dec 27 22:32 |
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MinceR | and not many computers are/were | Dec 27 22:32 |
MinceR | as far as i can tell | Dec 27 22:32 |
Sosumi | top of the line models were way cheaper than an equivalent IBM powerstation | Dec 27 22:32 |
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Sosumi | the mac pros were also nice | Dec 27 22:33 |
Sosumi | and decently priced | Dec 27 22:33 |
Sosumi | specially if you equated the student discount | Dec 27 22:33 |
DaemonFC | http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=news_item&px=MTUxNTk | Dec 27 22:35 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.phoronix.com | [Phoronix] 13 Reasons Linux 3.13 Is Going To Be Very Exciting [ http://ur1.ca/g9s48 ] | Dec 27 22:35 |
DaemonFC | The dynamic power management support in Radeon will be on by default in Linux 3.13. | Dec 27 22:36 |
DaemonFC | People using Radeon HD 7000 series or higher should switch to a Linux 3.13 pre-release immediately. | Dec 27 22:37 |
DaemonFC | You can't switch to the higher clock speeds without DPM on those cards, apparently. | Dec 27 22:37 |
DaemonFC | The older kernels would just put the card in High Performance mode all the time. | Dec 27 22:37 |
DaemonFC | Noisy, but fast. :P | Dec 27 22:37 |
DaemonFC | https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/RawhideKernelNodebug | Dec 27 22:38 |
TechrightsBot-tr | fedoraproject.org | RawhideKernelNodebug - FedoraProject [ http://ur1.ca/g9s4f ] | Dec 27 22:38 |
Sosumi | well that's nice | Dec 27 22:39 |
Sosumi | and it seems iptables are going away | Dec 27 22:39 |
DaemonFC | hmmm | Dec 27 22:39 |
MinceR | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veblen_goods | Dec 27 22:39 |
TechrightsBot-tr | en.wikipedia.org | Veblen good - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia [ http://ur1.ca/g9s4l ] | Dec 27 22:39 |
DaemonFC | The rawhide kernel is still 3.12.5 right now. | Dec 27 22:39 |
DaemonFC | I guess I could just install the one from Koji for now. | Dec 27 22:42 |
DaemonFC | The current build has debugging turned off at the moment anyway. :P | Dec 27 22:42 |
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DaemonFC | http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?page=article&item=linux_39_313&num=1 | Dec 27 22:51 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.phoronix.com | [Phoronix] Linux 3.9 Through Early Linux 3.13 Kernel Benchmarks [ http://ur1.ca/g9s6i ] | Dec 27 22:51 |
DaemonFC | Basically, if you're not running Linux 3.12 yet, get it. :) | Dec 27 22:51 |
MinceR | unless you want to find out if there are any issues :> | Dec 27 22:54 |
MinceR | i mean, before upgrading | Dec 27 22:54 |
DaemonFC | http://www.dailykos.com/story/2013/11/04/1250949/-Who-Was-the-Last-President-to-Outpoll-Non-Voters | Dec 27 22:55 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.dailykos.com | Daily Kos: Who Was the Last President to Outpoll Non-Voters? [ http://ur1.ca/g9s76 ] | Dec 27 22:56 |
DaemonFC | "In the last election, voter turnout was only 53.6%. That means that, of the voting age population (VAP), 46.4% did not vote, 27.4% voted for Obama, and 25.3% voted for Romney. That's right. All of that media coverage and money, and Obama didn't even get the votes of 30% of the voting age population (or, if you check, the voting eligible population)." | Dec 27 22:56 |
DaemonFC | It reminds me of that Saturday Night Live skit in 1997 with the Bill Clinton impersonator thanking the 20-some percent of Americans that voted for him. | Dec 27 22:56 |
MinceR | i guess humans in general are just too stupid for democracy | Dec 27 22:57 |
MinceR | and all the other systems we've tried are even worse | Dec 27 22:57 |
DaemonFC | He started out by saying that he thanked the majority of Americans who voted for him, then he worked his way back to the percentage of registered voters, then the people who actually voted, and came up with something like 23%. | Dec 27 22:57 |
DaemonFC | Then he worked back from there and threw in all of the people under 18 that can't vote, and thanked the (I'm just going to say) 14% that voted for him. | Dec 27 22:58 |
DaemonFC | and that he appreciated their show of confidence :) | Dec 27 22:58 |
DaemonFC | Most people don't vote. | Dec 27 22:59 |
DaemonFC | In a way, I guess they're voting. By not showing up, they're saying that they don't care what happens, and then when whatever happens happens. | Dec 27 23:00 |
DaemonFC | The Carlin approach. | Dec 27 23:00 |
DaemonFC | *and then whatever happens happens. | Dec 27 23:00 |
MinceR | and then something bad happens and it turns out they had an idea for something better | Dec 27 23:00 |
DaemonFC | For the most part, I see my vote as, at most, nudging the election towards the less unfavorable outcome. | Dec 27 23:01 |
DaemonFC | It's going to be bad either way. | Dec 27 23:01 |
MinceR | hungary is an exception though, the majority seems to enjoy being oppressed in a fundie nazi dictatorship | Dec 27 23:01 |
DaemonFC | Hungary seems to have more extreme political parties than we do. | Dec 27 23:01 |
MinceR | yes, we have the extreme communazi parties, the extreme stupid party and the parties nobody cares about | Dec 27 23:02 |
MinceR | to be fair, nobody cares about the extreme stupid party either | Dec 27 23:02 |
DaemonFC | The Democrats are bad, the Republicans are worse, and the Tea Party Republicans are insane. | Dec 27 23:03 |
DaemonFC | So, I vote for Democrats. | Dec 27 23:03 |
MinceR | i'll vote for the biggest alliance that aims to restore democracy | Dec 27 23:03 |
MinceR | but it will fail anyway | Dec 27 23:03 |
DaemonFC | The Tea Party has pretty much gone as far as they could possibly go, and now they're starting to lose seats. | Dec 27 23:04 |
DaemonFC | The Democrats are at least moderate Keynesians. | Dec 27 23:04 |
DaemonFC | They don't go far enough. They'll never pass a stimulus program that's big enough, and they'll never propose a full employment plan. | Dec 27 23:05 |
DaemonFC | The Republicans are split. The "business Republicans" want to slash the safety net, and gorge the military contractors and big business with government handouts. | Dec 27 23:06 |
DaemonFC | and the Tea Party wants to get rid of the government completely | Dec 27 23:06 |
DaemonFC | Some businesses like that approach. | Dec 27 23:06 |
DaemonFC | No regulations. No environmental or labor standards, etc. | Dec 27 23:06 |
DaemonFC | So really, it's a civil war between businesses that want government handouts, and businesses that want the government to go away and stop bothering them while they dump toxic waste anywhere they please. | Dec 27 23:07 |
DaemonFC | The Tea Party would turn the United States into Mexico North. | Dec 27 23:07 |
DaemonFC | We're getting there, but not fast enough for them. :) | Dec 27 23:08 |
DaemonFC | In Mexico, I'd be considered "the middle class". | Dec 27 23:08 |
DaemonFC | Pretty soon I'll be "the middle class" here. | Dec 27 23:08 |
DaemonFC | That's not a good thing. Instead of moving upward into the old American-style middle class, it means that our middle class is being beaten into the ground and eventually will be as broke as I am now. | Dec 27 23:09 |
DaemonFC | That's exactly what NAFTA was designed to do. | Dec 27 23:10 |
DaemonFC | The Mexican government has basically said that they have no plans to fix the income inequality that is going on there. | Dec 27 23:10 |
DaemonFC | They have a hell of a lot of poor people, and a few that are extremely rich. | Dec 27 23:11 |
DaemonFC | That's what the United States is moving towards. | Dec 27 23:11 |
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DaemonFC | For many people, it's here now. | Dec 27 23:11 |
DaemonFC | The United States has gotten so bad, that it's at the point where it's too expensive to send jobs overseas, and companies like Apple are starting to bring them back here. | Dec 27 23:12 |
DaemonFC | Because they can pay their workers the equivalent of $6.50 (in 2002 dollars) to assemble Mac PCs. | Dec 27 23:12 |
DaemonFC | I guess it ends when we're at the point where China is outsourcing jobs to the United States and is paying us to accept their toxic waste. | Dec 27 23:13 |
Sosumi | it's the return of the plantation economy | Dec 27 23:13 |
DaemonFC | The right-wing economic endgame has always been to destroy labor and give rise to finance. It's been going on since the Reagan 80s, and we're getting very near to the ultimate goal. | Dec 27 23:19 |
DaemonFC | Banks in the United States are now borrowing money from the Federal Reserve at next to nothing. It's like 0.75%. Then they turn around and lend that money to people at 20-40% compound APR on credit cards, 4-20% for auto loans. It's really hard to get a mortgage right now because banks don't like to have that long term risk. They make a lot of money in the end, if they can convince someone else to buy the risk, but since the housing meltdown | Dec 27 23:22 |
DaemonFC | happened, that's no longer really much of an option, so there are 22 empty homes for every homeless person in America, and the banks are just sitting on them until they're fit to be torn down, then they let the taxpayers pay to tear them down. It keeps housing prices high, and increases their profits from the people they do approve for mortgages. | Dec 27 23:22 |
DaemonFC | All of the money that Congress approved for President Obama to spend on keeping people who were victimized by banks in their houses is just sitting there, untouched. He's one of their guys. Basically, he's a Republican that sometimes talks like a Democrat. | Dec 27 23:24 |
DaemonFC | That's what's really pissing people off, but I don't think they understand that he's not a liberal or a progressive. | Dec 27 23:25 |
Sosumi | same thing here | Dec 27 23:37 |
Sosumi | banks bad debt got transfered to the government and it's now sovereign debt, which prompted the bailout | Dec 27 23:38 |
Sosumi | meanwhile, the other banks are getting money from the ECB at record lows, but instead of actually lending that money, they just sit on it | Dec 27 23:39 |
Sosumi | and use it to gamble in the derivatives market | Dec 27 23:39 |
Sosumi | meanwhile, there's no job recovery, small/medium businesses are closing or relocating | Dec 27 23:40 |
Sosumi | and the entire thing is being paid by a massive taxed burden | Dec 27 23:41 |
Sosumi | *tax | Dec 27 23:41 |
Sosumi | and if you're a retiree, you may as well just drop dead | Dec 27 23:41 |
Sosumi | because the gov after confiscating secondary pensions is already announcing more pension cuts for next year | Dec 27 23:42 |
Sosumi | not mentioning that they, the retirees, actually discounted during their years on the workforce to actually receive that pension | Dec 27 23:44 |
Sosumi | because in the way pensions are being put | Dec 27 23:45 |
Sosumi | both gov and media make them seem like if they are some special favor that social security is doing | Dec 27 23:46 |
DaemonFC | Social Security in the United States would be easy to fix. | Dec 27 23:48 |
DaemonFC | They don't want to fix it. | Dec 27 23:48 |
DaemonFC | It's easier to let it go to hell, then tear it down because it's "broken". | Dec 27 23:48 |
DaemonFC | It's what the wealthy elite want to do anyway. | Dec 27 23:49 |
DaemonFC | GNOME Web is now using Webkit2 | Dec 27 23:58 |
DaemonFC | nice | Dec 27 23:58 |
MinceR | https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-frc3/1482787_473200592789269_1902900877_n.jpg | Dec 28 00:01 |
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Sosumi | I've warned countless of times that the pretest here is to deem social security unsustainable and then privatize it | Dec 28 00:27 |
Sosumi | just like they did with some public hospitals | Dec 28 00:27 |
Sosumi | but guess what happened after that | Dec 28 00:28 |
Sosumi | some ended up in need of a bail out | Dec 28 00:28 |
Sosumi | while others are being restructured | Dec 28 00:28 |
Sosumi | but here's the bigger catch | Dec 28 00:29 |
Sosumi | the direction of those hospitals was kept just like it was | Dec 28 00:29 |
Sosumi | and incompetence, as usual, was rewarded | Dec 28 00:30 |
DaemonFC | I liked Sprint on Facebook. I don't normally like companies on Facebook, but they've been pretty decent. | Dec 28 00:32 |
*DaemonFC doesn't miss AT&T at all. | Dec 28 00:32 | |
DaemonFC | I haven't found an area where I don't get at least voice calls and texts. My mom had to borrow my phone twice the other day because we were in AT&T's dead zones. :) | Dec 28 00:33 |
DaemonFC | They do shut off your data when you're using a Verizon tower though. :P | Dec 28 00:33 |
Sosumi | well that's nice | Dec 28 00:34 |
Sosumi | but facebook.......... you know that I kind of hate that company and even more its CEO | Dec 28 00:36 |
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Sosumi | he's probably one of those guys I'd love to punch all day long | Dec 28 00:36 |
DaemonFC | http://www.nytimes.com/2013/12/27/opinion/krugman-the-fear-economy.html?pagewanted=all&_r=0 | Dec 28 00:45 |
TechrightsBot-tr | myaccount.nytimes.com | Log In - The New York Times [ http://ur1.ca/g9sli ] | Dec 28 00:45 |
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MinceR | gn | Dec 28 02:07 |
DaemonFC | http://business.time.com/2013/12/26/mcdonalds-employee-website-yanked-after-ridicule/?iid=biz-article-mostpop1 | Dec 28 03:05 |
TechrightsBot-tr | business.time.com | McDonald's Employee-Resource Website Taken Down Amid Gaffes | TIME.com [ http://ur1.ca/g9t63 ] | Dec 28 03:05 |
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schestowitz | http://schestowitz.com/Weblog/archives/2013/12/28/facebbook-useless/ | Dec 28 09:33 |
TechrightsBot-tr | schestowitz.com | schestowitz.com » Blog Archive » A Year Without Facebook [ http://ur1.ca/g9um1 ] | Dec 28 09:33 |
iophk | Netcraft says the site was running M$ IIS, yet the article implies that IBM is to blame... | Dec 28 10:26 |
iophk | http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/business/retail/myer-website-down-until-further-notice-20131227-2zz91.html | Dec 28 10:26 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.brisbanetimes.com.au | Myer website down 'until further notice' [ http://ur1.ca/g9uwn ] | Dec 28 10:26 |
schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3457140 | Dec 28 10:42 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com reshared: ![](http://www.boredpanda.com/blog/wp-content/plugins/copyrightWrapper/watermark.php?display=true&image=http://bp2.uuuploads.com/cute-baby-animals/cute-baby-animals-35.jpg) | Dec 28 10:42 |
schestowitz | " miche-miche" | Dec 28 10:42 |
schestowitz | iophk: IBM installs Windows also | Dec 28 10:42 |
schestowitz | " | Dec 28 10:43 |
schestowitz | He said teams from IBM and Myer's information technology division were "working furiously" to fix the problem. | Dec 28 10:43 |
schestowitz | Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/business/retail/myer-website-down-until-further-notice-20131227-2zz91.html#ixzz2olVbiwGQ | Dec 28 10:43 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.smh.com.au | Myer website down 'until further notice' [ http://ur1.ca/g9uzn ] | Dec 28 10:43 |
schestowitz | " | Dec 28 10:43 |
schestowitz | Does tjay blame IMB? | Dec 28 10:43 |
schestowitz | That's the only sentence about IBM | Dec 28 10:43 |
schestowitz | And maybe IBM is migrating the site to system z is something | Dec 28 10:43 |
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MinceR | geekings | Dec 28 13:47 |
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iophk | old - http://www.businessinsider.com/microsoft-earns-2-billion-per-year-from-android-patent-royalties-2013-11 | Dec 28 16:49 |
iophk | "That group always seemed to be profitable, but Sherlund says it's largely because of the Android money." | Dec 28 16:49 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.businessinsider.com | Microsoft Earns $2 Billion Per Year From Android Patent Royalties - Business Insider [ http://ur1.ca/g038h ] | Dec 28 16:49 |
iophk | with the new re-org, M$ can be hiding a lot of losses using the revenue from Android. | Dec 28 16:49 |
schestowitz | If there's any at all | Dec 28 17:30 |
schestowitz | I doubt it | Dec 28 17:30 |
schestowitz | Sherlund is not credible there | Dec 28 17:30 |
schestowitz | http://techrights.org/2013/11/08/fud-campaign-analysts/ | Dec 28 17:31 |
TechrightsBot-tr | techrights.org | Nobody Knows How Much — If Anything — Microsoft Is Making From Android/Linux | Techrights [ http://ur1.ca/g05hk ] | Dec 28 17:31 |
schestowitz | "The Apple I. It was in a nice wooden box." | Dec 28 17:44 |
schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3455381 | Dec 28 17:44 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: #apple cannot complete, it is trying to ban #linux devices using lies and hype, as well as #patent #protectionism http://www.smh.com.au/business/world-business/apple-makes-new-bid-for-samsung-sales-ban-20131227-2zzcx.html | Dec 28 17:44 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> www.smh.com.au | Apple makes new bid for Samsung sales ban [ http://ur1.ca/g9uw7 ] | Dec 28 17:44 |
MinceR | it was in whatever the one who built it from the kit put it in, wasn't it? :> | Dec 28 17:45 |
schestowitz | iophk: am going to migrate TuxMachines | Dec 28 17:58 |
schestowitz | Could use help with DB | Dec 28 17:58 |
iophk | ok | Dec 28 18:01 |
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DaemonFC | http://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2013/12/28/mark-whittington-china-space/4209223/ | Dec 28 21:13 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.usatoday.com | U.S. can still beat China back to moon: Column [ http://ur1.ca/g9xtx ] | Dec 28 21:13 |
DaemonFC | 2 minutes ago · Edited | Dec 28 21:13 |
DaemonFC | Going back to the moon seems like a wasteful expense and a frivolous use of money. NASA already spent a lot of money on a vanity project to beat the Soviet Union to the moon. (The politicians were more concerned with projecting the United States' image as a superpower than scientific exploration. Ironically, George W. Bush threw away our position as a superpower in less than eight years by spending $10 trillion on war and tax cuts for the ri | Dec 28 21:13 |
DaemonFC | ch.) | Dec 28 21:13 |
DaemonFC | The only conceivable reason to return to the moon is because right-wing politicians have eviscerated NASA's budget (Now down to about 0.38% of federal spending) for so long that we not only no longer have a crewed space program, but most of the people who worked on the Apollo and Space Shuttle programs have retired or died. So, we have to backtrack and figure out how to do this again, as a prerequisite to a crewed mission to Mars. | Dec 28 21:13 |
DaemonFC | I've seen several realistic proposals for how we could colonize Mars. | Dec 28 21:13 |
DaemonFC | We might need to do that if we don't get our act together before Earth is a dead planet*, so the expense is justifiable. | Dec 28 21:13 |
DaemonFC | *Probably less than 100 years unless we switch to sustainable development and population growth in time. | Dec 28 21:14 |
Sosumi | so, how are you guys spending your last day of the year? | Dec 28 21:24 |
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MinceR | resting, eating, drinking, reading | Dec 28 21:26 |
Sosumi | no partying? | Dec 28 21:26 |
MinceR | listening to music, looking up stuff for a project | Dec 28 21:27 |
MinceR | it's a pretty good party, i'd say :> | Dec 28 21:27 |
Sosumi | :) | Dec 28 21:28 |
DaemonFC | I'll probably go to Bandidos and pig out, and have a couple of margaritas. | Dec 28 21:28 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 28 21:28 |
Sosumi | apparently everyone forgot about me, so I'll just be preparing for the finals and finishing the last project of the semester | Dec 28 21:33 |
Sosumi | but I guess I'll forget about them next year | Dec 28 21:33 |
DaemonFC | shared a link via Jezebel. | Dec 28 21:35 |
DaemonFC | 8 seconds ago | Dec 28 21:35 |
DaemonFC | http://trib.al/Guv2yoX | Dec 28 21:35 |
TechrightsBot-tr | jezebel.com | Teens Loathe Facebook Because of All the Old People and Baby Pics | Dec 28 21:35 |
DaemonFC | Having a baby is not an accomplishment, nor is it particularly difficult. Even some fish can do it. I don't like reading the birth announcements in newspapers, because they aren't interesting, and they fuel natalist pressure which leads to the destruction of the environment. I find the obituaries to be much more interesting to read. | Dec 28 21:35 |
DaemonFC | (paraphrasing Richard Stallman) | Dec 28 21:35 |
Sosumi | ppl creating facebook picts for children or pets | Dec 28 21:36 |
MinceR | he's right. | Dec 28 21:36 |
Sosumi | kind of resemble that movie "Final Cut" | Dec 28 21:37 |
Sosumi | in which you'd get a brain implant at birth that'd record your entire life | Dec 28 21:37 |
Sosumi | so that when you died, a "cutter", would make a movie about your life to show at the funeral | Dec 28 21:38 |
Sosumi | http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0364343/ | Dec 28 21:38 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.imdb.com | The Final Cut (2004) - IMDb | Dec 28 21:38 |
DaemonFC | shared a link via Daily Kos. | Dec 28 21:38 |
DaemonFC | 19 minutes ago · | Dec 28 21:39 |
DaemonFC | http://www.dailykos.com/story/2013/12/23/1264955/-This-graph-shows-why-solar-power-will-take-over-the-world?detail=facebook | Dec 28 21:39 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.dailykos.com | Daily Kos: This graph shows why solar power will take over the world [ http://ur1.ca/g9xwk ] | Dec 28 21:39 |
DaemonFC | The right-wing bribery organization known as ALEC is already telling the Republicans to pass laws that fine people for installing solar panels on their own rooftops. | Dec 28 21:39 |
DaemonFC | So much for freedom and liberty, huh? | Dec 28 21:39 |
DaemonFC | If I owned my own home, I'd be calling Solar City and having them install panels on my roof. | Dec 28 21:39 |
DaemonFC | You know... | Dec 28 21:39 |
Sosumi | lawl, you know.... | Dec 28 21:39 |
DaemonFC | Rand Paul went on a 20 minute speech about the government requiring water-efficient toilets. | Dec 28 21:39 |
Sosumi | if solar panels do indeed take hold | Dec 28 21:39 |
DaemonFC | He said that people should be able to choose what kind of toilet goes into their bathroom. | Dec 28 21:39 |
MinceR | well, it's their idol Ronnie Raygun who removed the solar panels from the White House | Dec 28 21:39 |
MinceR | so no surprise there | Dec 28 21:40 |
DaemonFC | Now he's saying that he wants to stop people and private businesses from installing solar panels and wind turbines | Dec 28 21:40 |
Sosumi | they'll start taxing you for every watt of electricity you produce for your own use | Dec 28 21:40 |
DaemonFC | :/ | Dec 28 21:40 |
Sosumi | just like they do in spain | Dec 28 21:40 |
MinceR | it's sad that about half of usians still take the republicans seriously | Dec 28 21:40 |
Sosumi | http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-24272061 | Dec 28 21:40 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.bbc.co.uk | BBC News - Spain’s sunshine toll: Row over proposed solar tax [ http://ur1.ca/g9xx0 ] | Dec 28 21:41 |
Sosumi | http://www.aljazeera.com/video/europe/2013/10/spain-approves-tax-solar-panels-20131088950355608.html | Dec 28 21:41 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.aljazeera.com | Spain approves tax on solar panels - Europe - Al Jazeera English [ http://ur1.ca/g9xx7 ] | Dec 28 21:41 |
Sosumi | in Spain, they tax the "daylights" out of you | Dec 28 21:42 |
DaemonFC | Does anyone know if Windows Phone lets you install Firefox? | Dec 28 21:42 |
DaemonFC | I know iPhones don't allow that. | Dec 28 21:42 |
Sosumi | no idea | Dec 28 21:42 |
DaemonFC | I'm just curious. Facebook is posting Windows phone ads. | Dec 28 21:43 |
Sosumi | I've never seen a windows phone around | Dec 28 21:43 |
DaemonFC | If a phone doesn't allow Firefox, then I don't want the phone. Period. End of discussion. :) | Dec 28 21:43 |
MinceR | it's not a real firefox | Dec 28 21:43 |
MinceR | it uses the ie "engine" on winblows phony | Dec 28 21:43 |
DaemonFC | Seriously? Ewww. | Dec 28 21:43 |
MinceR | just like on hypeOS | Dec 28 21:43 |
Sosumi | *facepalm* | Dec 28 21:43 |
DaemonFC | No, Apple booted out Firefox Home, which wasn't even a browser. | Dec 28 21:43 |
MinceR | ic | Dec 28 21:43 |
DaemonFC | Mozilla said they won't make an iOS version until Apple allow them to use Gecko. | Dec 28 21:44 |
MinceR | m$ is really desperate to force that shitty excuse for a browser on people | Dec 28 21:44 |
MinceR | since no sane person wants to use it | Dec 28 21:44 |
DaemonFC | Apple told them they could make a Firefox app as long as it was really Safari underneath. | Dec 28 21:44 |
DaemonFC | Mozilla declined, and said it was because it wouldn't really be Firefox and they couldn't really claim to support the system Webkit or fix problems with it. | Dec 28 21:44 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 28 21:44 |
DaemonFC | So, I don't know why they'd use Trident on Windows Phone. | Dec 28 21:44 |
MinceR | :) | Dec 28 21:44 |
MinceR | http://www.windowsphone.com/en-us/store/app/firefox/6544df57-dd9c-4a61-bf89-9ba3832b849c | Dec 28 21:45 |
TechrightsBot-tr | www.windowsphone.com | Firefox | Windows Phone Apps+Games Store (United States) [ http://ur1.ca/g9xxk ] | Dec 28 21:45 |
MinceR | this is what i've found | Dec 28 21:45 |
MinceR | dunno if it's fake | Dec 28 21:45 |
DaemonFC | There's a lot of Android browsers that use the system Webkit, but Firefox doesn't. | Dec 28 21:45 |
MinceR | "This app is no longer published", though | Dec 28 21:45 |
DaemonFC | Neither does Opera. | Dec 28 21:45 |
DaemonFC | Opera brings along its own Webkit. | Dec 28 21:45 |
MinceR | opera switched to khtml too | Dec 28 21:45 |
DaemonFC | Google allows that too. | Dec 28 21:45 |
MinceR | oh, its own | Dec 28 21:45 |
DaemonFC | Yeah, it's webkit, but it's Opera's webkit, not the system webkit. | Dec 28 21:45 |
schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3457399 | Dec 28 21:46 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @linux@joindiaspora.com: Not just Ubuntu: All GNU Linux Distributions Store Wi-Fi Passwords in Plain Text If You Don’t Use Encryption http://news.softpedia.com/news/All-Linux-Distributions-Store-Wi-Fi-Passwords-in-Plain-Text-If-You-Don-t-Use-Encryption-412387.shtml | Dec 28 21:46 |
TechrightsBot-tr | -> news.softpedia.com | All Linux Distributions Store Wi-Fi Passwords in Plain Text If You Don’t Use Encryption [ http://ur1.ca/g9w5v ] | Dec 28 21:46 |
schestowitz | "The problem is not GNU/Linux distributions, is NetworkManager" | Dec 28 21:46 |
DaemonFC | I don't see a problem with that. It should be allowed. App developers can't fix problems that occur in the system webkit, so they shouldn't have to use it. | Dec 28 21:46 |
DaemonFC | If they want to take responsibility for what their app does, they should have the choice. | Dec 28 21:46 |
MinceR | i doubt that all GNU/Linux distributions ship with NetworkManager | Dec 28 21:47 |
MinceR | TinyCore didn't have it, iirc | Dec 28 21:47 |
MinceR | at least not by default | Dec 28 21:47 |
MinceR | neither did Angstrom | Dec 28 21:47 |
DaemonFC | Firefox for Android is Gecko. Opera is using its own webkit. Chrome uses its own webkit. Browser uses system webkit. Dolphin uses the system webkit. | Dec 28 21:47 |
MinceR | so that's yet another bullshit FUD headline | Dec 28 21:47 |
DaemonFC | It took me a while to figure all of this out. | Dec 28 21:48 |
DaemonFC | I like Gecko better than Webkit in general. | Dec 28 21:48 |
DaemonFC | Though webkit has gotten better... | Dec 28 21:48 |
MinceR | so do i | Dec 28 21:48 |
MinceR | gecko doesn't crash nearly as often | Dec 28 21:48 |
DaemonFC | GNOME Web with the latest GTK Webkit and Webkit 2 enabled is very nice. | Dec 28 21:48 |
DaemonFC | Yeah, Webkit crashes sometimes, but with Webkit 2 enabled, it only crashes one tab. | Dec 28 21:48 |
DaemonFC | So, GNOME Web is more like Chrome now. | Dec 28 21:49 |
DaemonFC | in that aspect | Dec 28 21:49 |
MinceR | for me it tended to take the browser with itself | Dec 28 21:49 |
MinceR | and in the case of crashium, the kernel | Dec 28 21:49 |
DaemonFC | Well, Firefox crashes take out the whole browser, but Firefox crashing is rare these days, and it has a recovery system so it's more of a nuisance than a real problem. | Dec 28 21:50 |
DaemonFC | It will even recover text you entered in entry fields. | Dec 28 21:50 |
DaemonFC | I like GNOME Web and Firefox. They're both good browsers. | Dec 28 21:50 |
DaemonFC | Firefox is definitely easier to customize, but GNOME Web is easier to use. I like the option "Enable web advertisements" as a checkbox in the settings menu by default. | Dec 28 21:51 |
DaemonFC | Firefox is never going to do that. | Dec 28 21:51 |
DaemonFC | Instead of that stupid-ass "DNT" thing. | Dec 28 21:51 |
DaemonFC | How about not loading ads and tracking sites in the first place? | Dec 28 21:51 |
DaemonFC | Adblock Edge is the way to go, but it should be built into the browser. | Dec 28 21:52 |
DaemonFC | The setup wizard should ask the user on first start if they even want to see ads. | Dec 28 21:52 |
DaemonFC | I guess that anyone would be free to fork Firefox and build in some of the more useful extensions. | Dec 28 21:53 |
DaemonFC | Many users that come from browsers like Safari or IE don't even know that Adblock Edge exists. | Dec 28 21:53 |
DaemonFC | When I set up Firefox for Dave, I put in Adblock Edge, and showed him how much more pleasant it was to use than IE. | Dec 28 21:53 |
DaemonFC | He's been using Firefox for a couple of years now. | Dec 28 21:54 |
DaemonFC | Thanks to GNOME Web, I was able to quit using Flash and remove it. | Dec 28 21:54 |
DaemonFC | Eventually, Fedora will probably build Firefox to play h264 if gstreamer supports it. | Dec 28 21:54 |
DaemonFC | They said they wanted to wait until upstream was using gstreamer 1.x | Dec 28 21:55 |
MinceR | doesn't it support the cisco blob yet? | Dec 28 21:55 |
DaemonFC | I don't know. The upstream build of Firefox 26 plays h264. | Dec 28 21:55 |
DaemonFC | They just use the system gstreamer. | Dec 28 21:55 |
DaemonFC | The Fedora build of Firefox is just faster and more secure. | Dec 28 21:56 |
DaemonFC | Upstream builds theirs with an old gcc, without the security options turned on, and on a RHEL clone, with static linked libraries. | Dec 28 21:56 |
DaemonFC | It's like proprietary software companies would distribute software. | Dec 28 21:57 |
DaemonFC | It works, but Fedora is always building Firefox better than upstream does. | Dec 28 21:57 |
MinceR | https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/970674 | Dec 28 21:57 |
DaemonFC | It is better integrated into the system. It uses shared libraries and the latest gcc, with all of the security options of gcc turned on. | Dec 28 21:58 |
TechrightsBot-tr | support.mozilla.org | Firefox support for Windows Phone 8 | Firefox Support Forum | Mozilla Support [ http://ur1.ca/g9xyx ] | Dec 28 21:58 |
DaemonFC | And it's sandboxed with selinux. | Dec 28 21:58 |
MinceR | free software is banned from m$'s overpriced paperweights | Dec 28 21:58 |
MinceR | (and iirc it's also banned from crApple's randomly set timebombs) | Dec 28 21:58 |
DaemonFC | I'll just use Android until the next cell phone upgrade. | Dec 28 21:58 |
DaemonFC | Then I'll see if I can get a Firefox Phone. | Dec 28 21:58 |
DaemonFC | For now, Android is the best option available. | Dec 28 21:59 |
DaemonFC | I do like the overall design goal of Firefox Phone better. | Dec 28 21:59 |
MinceR | i hope Tizen succeeds in some meaningful way | Dec 28 21:59 |
DaemonFC | Android is not the best option for a mobile OS, it's just the only option. | Dec 28 22:00 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 28 22:00 |
DaemonFC | I mean, really, what else are you going to choose? Windows? iOS? | Dec 28 22:00 |
DaemonFC | Garbage, totally proprietary, locking out competing software.... | Dec 28 22:01 |
DaemonFC | Those aren't really an option for me. | Dec 28 22:01 |
MinceR | well, it's the only smartphone OS that isn't dead, apparently | Dec 28 22:01 |
DaemonFC | Android? | Dec 28 22:02 |
DaemonFC | iOS is still used. It's in decline though. | Dec 28 22:02 |
DaemonFC | Most of the people using it are not buying new devices, they just still have an iPhone 4 or something that they bought years ago. | Dec 28 22:03 |
DaemonFC | More and more of the newly activated devices are Android. | Dec 28 22:03 |
MinceR | android | Dec 28 22:03 |
DaemonFC | So, I think that as time goes on, and those old iPhones fail, more people will migrate to Android. | Dec 28 22:03 |
MinceR | hypeOS is not a smartphone OS. | Dec 28 22:03 |
DaemonFC | People are still using them because they already paid for them and they still work. | Dec 28 22:03 |
DaemonFC | It's the same reason Windows XP is still around, even though Windows 8/8.1 are out and people aren't buying it. | Dec 28 22:04 |
DaemonFC | There's still a lot of Windows XP machines out there that people have already paid for, that work "well enough". | Dec 28 22:05 |
DaemonFC | So, when those fail, they buy non-Windows devices, and Windows goes into decline. | Dec 28 22:05 |
DaemonFC | We're dealing with legacy constipation right now. | Dec 28 22:05 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 28 22:05 |
DaemonFC | with Windows XP and old iPhones. | Dec 28 22:05 |
DaemonFC | Whatever people choose today is something they'll still be using in 4-5 years until it just doesn't work anymore. | Dec 28 22:06 |
DaemonFC | So, Apple's decline will be much like the decline of Internet Explorer. | Dec 28 22:06 |
MinceR | in that case, i wonder what shenanigans will crApple try to force us to use their crap. | Dec 28 22:07 |
DaemonFC | It's already starting, MinceR. | Dec 28 22:07 |
MinceR | i'm guessing they'll try to buy and ruin all the remaining free software projects after CUPS. | Dec 28 22:08 |
DaemonFC | They launched the iPhone 5c, which is garbage at a price point that Walmart shoppers can afford. | Dec 28 22:08 |
MinceR | it's still massively overpriced | Dec 28 22:08 |
DaemonFC | Then they funded a promotion that actually paid people to take them. | Dec 28 22:08 |
DaemonFC | They marked them down to $49 with a 2 year contract, and then Apple themselves funded the $75 gift card you got for Walmart if you bought one. | Dec 28 22:09 |
MinceR | it still costs a magnitude more than an entry-level smartphone | Dec 28 22:09 |
DaemonFC | So they were paying people $26 to take the phone. | Dec 28 22:09 |
MinceR | even though it's inferior to all of them in every way | Dec 28 22:09 |
DaemonFC | Well, if you're in the budget phone market right now, the Moto G is the thing to get. | Dec 28 22:09 |
DaemonFC | They're usually free with a contract, or $199 unlocked. | Dec 28 22:10 |
MinceR | i think telcos are giving smartphones away "free" now | Dec 28 22:10 |
DaemonFC | And they're the best dub-$200 phone on the market right now | Dec 28 22:11 |
MinceR | (of course, on the long run, it's going to cost the customer plenty) | Dec 28 22:11 |
DaemonFC | Yeah. Sprint has the best deal. | Dec 28 22:11 |
DaemonFC | $80 a month for unlimited everything. | Dec 28 22:11 |
DaemonFC | That's not bad for a contract phone. | Dec 28 22:11 |
DaemonFC | AT&T with 1 GB of monthly data starts at $110. | Dec 28 22:11 |
DaemonFC | Then each GB you go over is $15, or you can add data to the plan for $10 per GB per month. | Dec 28 22:11 |
DaemonFC | So they'd charge someone like me a minimum of $140-150 for the way I use my Sprint phone. | Dec 28 22:11 |
DaemonFC | And Sprint's network is pretty damned good for what you're paying. | Dec 28 22:11 |
DaemonFC | It might not be quite as good as the others, but it's damned close, and it's basically half price. | Dec 28 22:12 |
DaemonFC | I get 4GLTE in most areas, and it's FAST. | Dec 28 22:12 |
MinceR | so do i | Dec 28 22:12 |
MinceR | well, not sure if it's 'most areas' yet | Dec 28 22:12 |
DaemonFC | Well, I figure that if their network is 90% as good for half the price, that it's a good deal in the end. | Dec 28 22:12 |
MinceR | but it's still a surprise after my telco said they aren't supporting LTE on phones at all. | Dec 28 22:12 |
DaemonFC | And they're still upgrading areas to LTE. | Dec 28 22:12 |
DaemonFC | Pretty quickly... | Dec 28 22:13 |
MinceR | and one day it just started letting me use LTE. | Dec 28 22:13 |
DaemonFC | I had 4G LTE for most of our trip to Ohio a few weeks ago. | Dec 28 22:13 |
DaemonFC | Even out in the middle of nowhere, surrounded by a wind farm. | Dec 28 22:13 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 28 22:13 |
DaemonFC | That was impressive. | Dec 28 22:13 |
MinceR | funny enough, i noticed that i got LTE service first on a mountain in budapest. | Dec 28 22:13 |
DaemonFC | Sprint supports LTE, WiMax, and 3G networks. | Dec 28 22:13 |
DaemonFC | on all of their new phones, at least. | Dec 28 22:13 |
DaemonFC | And they use all three standards on their network. It's kind of a mess. | Dec 28 22:14 |
DaemonFC | But it works, so what the hell? :) | Dec 28 22:14 |
DaemonFC | I've seen my phone use LTE, WiMax, and 3G on Sprint towers. | Dec 28 22:14 |
MinceR | i didn't know phones could use WiMax | Dec 28 22:14 |
DaemonFC | LTE and WiMax are both very fast. 3G isn't terrible. | Dec 28 22:14 |
DaemonFC | Yeah. Sprint started out with WiMax, and then switched over to LTE. | Dec 28 22:15 |
DaemonFC | So there's still some areas where you get WiMax because it's what they were building before they changed their minds. | Dec 28 22:15 |
DaemonFC | It works, and they've already paid for it, so they're leaving it alone. | Dec 28 22:15 |
DaemonFC | :) | Dec 28 22:15 |
DaemonFC | So their phones support LTE and WiMax. | Dec 28 22:16 |
DaemonFC | The user doesn't really need to care. | Dec 28 22:16 |
DaemonFC | They're both very fast. | Dec 28 22:16 |
DaemonFC | It's like when 56K modems were released, and you had competing standards. | Dec 28 22:16 |
MinceR | i don't think my phone supports WiMAX. | Dec 28 22:17 |
DaemonFC | ISPs would support K56Flex, V.90, and X2 | Dec 28 22:17 |
DaemonFC | So, the modems for your PC just supported all of them, and then you had 56K no matter which standard your ISP supported. | Dec 28 22:17 |
DaemonFC | My ISP at the time supported K56Flex on one of their local numbers, and v.90 on the other one. | Dec 28 22:18 |
DaemonFC | I dialed into the K56Flex until the V.90 number was available. | Dec 28 22:18 |
DaemonFC | MinceR, Most don't. | Dec 28 22:18 |
MinceR | i don't know which ones my modem supported | Dec 28 22:18 |
DaemonFC | The LG G2 only supports WiMax if you buy it from Sprint. | Dec 28 22:18 |
DaemonFC | Everyone else that uses those towers gets 3G. | Dec 28 22:19 |
DaemonFC | Like, customers of other companies that are roaming on a Sprint tower, or people that bought unlocked phones. | Dec 28 22:19 |
DaemonFC | My phone also supports text and phone calls over wifi. | Dec 28 22:20 |
DaemonFC | So if I'm in a restaurant and can't get a signal, I can hop onto their free wifi and make calls and texts over that. | Dec 28 22:20 |
DaemonFC | That feature is mostly for people on other carriers though, that want to save their minutes. | Dec 28 22:21 |
DaemonFC | But I have unlimited minutes, so there's no reason to do that unless I can't get a signal. | Dec 28 22:21 |
Sosumi | I'll tell you the truth | Dec 28 22:25 |
Sosumi | I haven't seen and iphone past the 4s | Dec 28 22:25 |
DaemonFC | There's cheaper ways to get unlimited, but they do nasty things to you. | Dec 28 22:26 |
DaemonFC | Like Straight Talk for $45 a month, but you get second rate phones and third rate service. | Dec 28 22:26 |
DaemonFC | They don't actually want to turn around and pay the other carriers for unlimited, so they throttle you after 2.5 GB and then you're at 2G speed for the rest of the month. | Dec 28 22:27 |
DaemonFC | And the data coverage is spotty, so Tim has to connect to my wifi or his data barely even works at my apartment, even though he's using the same tower I am. | Dec 28 22:27 |
Sosumi | samsung phones happen to be the norm around here | Dec 28 22:27 |
MinceR | Sosumi: they're all the same | Dec 28 22:27 |
MinceR | i mean, hypePhones | Dec 28 22:28 |
Sosumi | and talking of samsung, one of the major retailers has 20% discount on all note 3 and galaxy s4 | Dec 28 22:28 |
Sosumi | to the end of the year | Dec 28 22:28 |
Sosumi | http://www.fnac.pt/n284571/Precos-Minimos/Tecnologia/Smartphones-Samsung#bl=HGTELECblo1 | Dec 28 22:28 |
TechrightsBot-tr | ( status 400 @ http://www.fnac.pt/n284571/Precos-Minimos/Tecnologia/Smartphones-Samsung#bl=HGTELECblo1 ) | Dec 28 22:28 |
DaemonFC | If you use a lot of data, Smart Talk disconnects your service and bans your phone. | Dec 28 22:28 |
DaemonFC | So you can't re-activate that phone, even though you paid $300 for the phone! | Dec 28 22:29 |
DaemonFC | So it's not unlimited. There's a limit, they just don't tell you what it is. | Dec 28 22:29 |
MinceR | that's not very Smart | Dec 28 22:29 |
MinceR | for some reason, ISPs seem to be fond of secret limits | Dec 28 22:29 |
DaemonFC | Yeah. They say unlimited, then in the fine print, they say they reserve the right to throw you off if you use it "excessively". | Dec 28 22:34 |
DaemonFC | Of course, there's no definition of excessive, so you don't know what that means. | Dec 28 22:34 |
DaemonFC | Comcast says that the "normal" usage of their customers is only like 5-6 GB a month. I don't know what these people are doing, but I use that in two or three days. | Dec 28 22:35 |
DaemonFC | Even watching a few Youtube videos per day, checking email, and browsing will use more than 5-6 GB a month. | Dec 28 22:35 |
MinceR | the telcos here like to define a set of protocols/services they happen to like | Dec 28 22:36 |
MinceR | and they punish you for using anything else | Dec 28 22:36 |
MinceR | that's why i haven't switched packages for a long time | Dec 28 22:36 |
MinceR | i don't know which one would be a less of a pain in the ass, if any of them would be | Dec 28 22:37 |
schestowitz | https://joindiaspora.com/posts/3458229 | Dec 28 22:45 |
TechrightsBot-tr | @schestowitz@joindiaspora.com: Rephrasing of the previous tweet: carriers were so eager to get their bribes from #cia that they made their customers insecure by design | Dec 28 22:45 |
schestowitz | "Gotchya. I saw the reference to "prior tweet" which made me kind of wonder. The brevity and volume of your posts has me tending to mute you. My general preference is for lower volume and higher relevance, and your content tends to dominate my stream otherwise." | Dec 28 22:45 |
schestowitz | I have posted short items in identica since 2009 and then expanded in my sites. It's mostly about the links really. Long posts I compose separately. | Dec 28 22:46 |
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Sosumi | not good for the mactards, | Dec 28 23:30 |
Sosumi | crossfired d700 perform as good as a single gtx680 on battlefield 4 maxed at 4k | Dec 28 23:31 |
Sosumi | the things I've been mentioning about the PSU have probably been confirmed | Dec 28 23:34 |
Sosumi | probably just there isn't enough juice to power the thing | Dec 28 23:35 |
oiaohm | Sosumi: exactly how is it not good for mactards. | Dec 28 23:36 |
oiaohm | Sosumi: they have lived with under powered video cards for so long now so what is the difference to them. | Dec 28 23:37 |
Sosumi | because now they have even less arguments against me, at least | Dec 28 23:37 |
Sosumi | in the flame wars with my colleagues | Dec 28 23:37 |
Sosumi | and some teachers | Dec 28 23:38 |
MinceR | it has the logo on it, isn't that enough for them? | Dec 28 23:43 |
MinceR | also, doesn't the RDF make them believe they've won all the arguments? | Dec 28 23:44 |
Sosumi | they could always put a sticker or laser engrave it on some third party box | Dec 28 23:44 |
Sosumi | RDF? | Dec 28 23:44 |
MinceR | Reality Distortion Field | Dec 28 23:45 |
Sosumi | don't worry, I can create a dirac sea of infinite negativity that will void all kinds of RDFs | Dec 28 23:47 |
MinceR | :) | Dec 28 23:48 |
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