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This War We Can Fight
The consequences of cyber warfare are wholly different from fighting in meat space. Yes, there can be knock-on consequences into meat space, but that would be true of any human activity. I am not against violence, per se; I’m against … Continue reading
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Tagged computers, cyber warfare, internet, law, linux, media corporations, resistance
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Bits and Pieces 11
It’s not straightforward to install, but VMWare Player for Linux works very well on RHEL 6 and clones (I’m using Scientific Linux 6). However, XP does not work properly as a client, and you may not get it running at … Continue reading
Tool Shed 3
Systems administrators can be caught up in senseless prejudice, at least as bad as the rest of us. There was a time when hackers used Lynx and other text-only browsers as a major tool for cracking websites and servers. It’s … Continue reading
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Tagged adblock, browsers, computers, flashblock, internet, linux, software, technology
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SUSE Is Viable Again
I loved SuSE back in the days between versions 6-9. At the time Novell took over around 9.0, things quickly went downhill. Everything I liked about SuSE was badly damaged or taken away. A few releases were okay, but the … Continue reading
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Tagged computers, kde desktop, linux, suse, technology, usability issues
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Bits and Pieces 10
I’m testing the use of Corel Lightening for posting to my blog. I have no idea how this will look and I’m almost certain I’ll have to edit things before it’s right. Okay, it didn’t post any text at all, … Continue reading
Bits and Pieces 9
After my disappointment with Lenny and Squeeze, I’m pleased to announce Debian Wheezy is really worth the time and trouble getting it set up. While I thought about writing up an install guide, it’s just silly to duplicate the efforts … Continue reading
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Tagged debian, linux, mysticism, open access, open source, religion, software
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Tool Shed 2
I’ve been doing a lot of testing. I sincerely hope that’s over for awhile. Scientific Linux on the laptop wasn’t working. There is a bug Red Hat refuses to fix; dropping into hibernate mode frequently corrupts a portion of the … Continue reading
Tool Shed 1
This is not a fiction series. I needed a way to signal to readers the prophetic approach to computer technology or any other means to the end of God’s Message. It could as easily be about the various cutting tools … Continue reading
Bits and Pieces 8
I think it’s 8…? Yeah. I gave up on getting Scientific Linux (RHEL clone) working on my laptop. Something broke since the last time I played with it, and the STA Broadcom driver no longer builds. It’s the kind of … Continue reading
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Tagged culture, linux, miscellaneous, mysticism, open access, peace
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Rehabilitating Linux
The mission comes first in all things. I still use Linux. There is only one real reason anyone would choose Linux over Windows: control. MS will never yield the level of control we users would like. The nifty little secrets … Continue reading