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Yes, I'm in France, I contacted the Italian reseller for this company: https://www.freedomwon.co.za/ I got this instead of a powerwall because 1) price per kwh 2) tesla will not le…

Direct sunlight near equator would be a hard no for anywhere you want to work. Much rather have large/deep overhangs as this building has and most house designs integrate so you ha…

Victron's Multiplus and Quattro are drama free. I buried and conduited/sealed all my cabling and had zero issues. Added bonus: if you use them with a CCGX and are comfortable with …

The headline claim is demonstrably poorly researched and as others point out the project seems to be incredibly poor value. There's a lower tech approach that's been extensively pr…

Agreed. After reading the snippet of the manuscript in the OP's screen-shot this sprung to mind: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/10049454/Dont-make-fun-of...

My thanks for reporting it and this clarification

The lack of additional detail in this very sparse announcement really compromises users' ability to damage control effectively. Would like to know if an installation is vulnerable …

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Yep that works fine for my laptop. But I still need bluetooth tether for my android tablet. Sadly I still need that for essential apps (City Mapper, airline checkin apps, k9mail, c…

Yep, it's coming soon(tm) according to Canonical source Mark's AMA: https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/1j166z/hi_im_mark_shu...

Happy ubuntu phone user here (E4.5) will probably skip the E5 and wait for the next one if it's beefier in spec. The only gripes I have with Ubuntu touch atm are: 1) Lack of USB or…

Am I missing something? Isn't their targetting of Xcode as massive as if they'd just announced they'd backdoored Gnu gcc? I mean whether they've backdoored the regular version avai…

Agreed, though I doubt this is going to be a popular opinion. I've been steadily divesting myself of pretty much all Google products because of these sort of arrogant and obnoxious…

kvm/qemu + virt-manager, switched from vmware-server ages ago & never looked back. Granted my needs are hardly enterprise scale, but may be worth you taking a look (if you haven't …

It requires that the user trust a 3rd party, as bad a solution as using Tor over a VPN, also requires trust in whatever cryptography and infrastructure Privatoria has in place, not…

A touching story, props to the author for his measured response -- the experience has to be difficult not to internalise or freak out from. I wonder if the DID experience is the sa…

Without a locked down browser this is a terrible solution compared to TBB. I hope they're at least contributing relays or exits to the Tor network.

Fascinating, wake me up when this ethereal bill appears and offers protections for the privacy of all humans regardless of nationality, and not just some humans.

As a member of the encrypt-everything clique I have to say, though Moxie has a point, Gnupg is infinitely better than alternative of nothing at all. Until someone comes up with a s…

Totally disagree I find the present trend towards opt-in-by-default to be an anathema. It's totally unreasonable that I should have to start up applications in a sandbox after each…

> unlike with FF and Chrome Both of these work fine in hidpi, see: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/HiDPI

"But clearly he didn't know what he was getting into didn't prepare and unwittingly contributed to his own death." In the postcard at the very top of the article Chris says: "If th…

It is (or at least was) possible to opt-out, I'm using none of those with KDE 4.14.3-r1 That said the only reason I was able to accomplish this (and it was convoluted) is because G…

I've used Privoxy since late 2002 on a Linux gateway box - never had a single issue with SSL. In fact the only issue I've ever had was building it an forgetting to enable threaded …

How do you feel about the proliferation of postnatal health education and its associated literature?