Anyone can claim they are with anonymous.

There are some people who associate with anonymous that are serious hackers and who work vigilantly to make the world a 'better place' (in their eyes, at least).


Then there are legions of wanna-be losers who just make noise.

Sounds like one of the wanna-bes is just embarrassing themselves ehre.

Yes, she is definitely out there. But all you have to do to be accepted and supported by some ideologues is just chant the right slogans.



There is more good news, though, in the fight between freedom of speech and crazy ideologues:



From: http://www.citypages.com/news/minnesota-professors-free-speech-more-important-than-climate-of-mutual-respect-8122040

Yes, exactly. The purpose of my post was to promote this amazing exception to the general rule, which you were correctly commenting on. Most ultrabooks (and too many regular size laptops for that matter) sacrifice the ability to do future upgrades. Macs are some of the worst.

These days, it seems like most consumers value either 'thin and light' or 'cheap' so much, they are willing to buy a laptop with a reduced lifespan.

The Dell XPS 15 is an outlier, in several excellent and exciting ways, including the fact that they have achieved an ultrabook profile while keeping a large screen and replaceable components.

Absolutely true.

And its nice that its there, as other people can often help you fix problems with your system very easily, by providing the commands that you can simply copy-paste into the terminal.

Ug, I admire your self discipline but she is definitely not attractive.

Wow!

Good luck.

Oh, the humanity!

Another article:

http://abcnews.go.com/US/univ-missouri-professor-melissa-click-fired-racially-charged/story?id=37200980

There is hope for us yet! Hateful radicals may dominate the policies of many universities, but sometimes the right decision gets made:



Read more here: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/grade-point/wp/2016/02/25/mizzou-professor-who-pushed-reporter-away-from-protesters-is-fired/

Apple's history is not consistent with this alleged 'philosophy of security'. This is a marketing tactic that apple has started using in recent years. Apple was the company that pushed out poorly QAed SSL code, resulting in the 'goto fail' bug which would embarrass even a first year dev. Over the last ten years apple has been consistently late to embrace modern security protocols like two factor auth.

But since apple has been so aggressive about controlling and regulating their iOS platform, they decided to try to turn this into a marketing advantage and evolve iOS into the supposed platform of choice for the security conscious, where they too often rely on security through obscurity. Meanwhile, Apple has been proven to be spying on their users and will not allow third parties to confirm the nature and purpose of that spying. BlackPhone is a far more interesting project, if you really value security and privacy.

Apple does sometimes do the right thing - they need to walk the talk sometimes if they want to pretend to value our privacy - with respect to end to end encrypted communication and with respect to the encryption which is making the news.

But if apple is forced to give that up by the FBI/congress, while it may affect apple's image, it doesn't change much about the reality. Hell, this is a new feature that wasn't even present in its current form for at least the first half decade of iOS's existence.

Okay, this is the second time tonight I'm posting about Dell but I'm really excited about their latest XPS laptops. The XPS 15 has ultrabook proportions, while having a fully modular interior with easily replaced batteries, ram, harddrive, etc.

As far as I know, they are the only computer to produce such a powerful, modern machine in an ultrabook profile and STILL keep all of those components replaceable.

I have a question. How can I be a sharp smart shopper, too?

I understand Samsung has their reasons for staying with micro USB (existing rapid charge technology, interoperates with existing Galaxy Gear headsets without an adapter, etc) but personally I'm sticking to phones that support type c.

Like the LG G5. This is the most exciting phone I've seen since Handspring first made their phone module for their pdas!

Are you trying to start a religious argument? :D

While I'm no fan of the company apple, I'd have to say that if I was forced to choose between Windows and OS, X I'd choose OS X.

With with a proper shell just a keystroke away, and homebrew, you can easily make the system quite usable.

But when it comes to buying hardware, I would buy a PC over a Mac and simply install linux. If you are willing to spend mac level prices, you get much better hardware in the PC world than in the mac world.

Check out the latest XPS laptops from Dell! They designs are beautiful and thoughtful, and the screens on them are amazing.

Apple is not now, and has never been 'for the people'. Apple only cares about profits and control.

I do. I like him.

But why is his name in quotes?

Do you think it was a pseudonym?

What operating system are you using?

Most of us can read each others minds by observing (sometimes unconsciously) the activity of the muscles of the body, especially in the face and hands. Our brains are wired to our muscles, and our the activity of our muscles are there for anyone to see! Its like we walk around with a thought projecting device all the time: our own bodies.

Further, when a really capable person is constantly reading other people's thoughts, they can develop a good working model (again, sometimes unconsciously) of the other's mind, becoming able to predict the others thoughts and using that model fine tune their ability to read those thoughts unconsciusly revealed by our muscles.

Some people are so much better at this than others, that it seems as if those people can do impossible feats of mind reading.


To really prove that this is _not_ the mechanism by which one person reads another thoughts, you must (a) have them work with a complete stranger and (b) make sure they cannot see the other person. Better still if they cannot hear them.


Have this kid sit in another room when he reads the cards - that would be a real test of so called telepathy that is not accomplished by reading thoughts through muscle actions.