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Couldn't you just do like quarterly pro-rating on WU transactions with a hard deadline so you only need to go down there like four times a year?

I seem to remember getting a series of emails at one point about g+ stuff, and they would not let me unsubscribe from them without signing into a g+ account that I did not have. Think I ended up just marking them as spam

I have a dedi box with dual L5639's, and I have to say that they are really nice :3.

Around these parts, Starbucks was more or less doomed to fail, and did. Doubly so for Melbourne; we have a ludicrous number of cafes, and they're all a hell of a lot better than Starbucks.

Me too. This is why I like using a browser where I can just hit the back button and have any form state still be as it was.

Maybe try ferm? It's pretty cool from what I've seen.

+1: Who?

Also, if you ever need to set execute permissions on only directories, you can use +X.

Yeah, I can vouch for that too.

Damnit, now I'm going to finally crumble and get a BuyVM node even though I have no conceivable need for another VPS right now D:.

...non sequitur?

Free/Open VPN services generally have known, individual organizations controlling them (making them susceptible to governments, coercion and probably corruption/bribery), limited/known points of failure & control (VPN providers generally have fairly small+stable set of servers they provide...

I've got two points to make in regards to the arguments for/against Tor: If you ban/restrict/criminalize Tor and equivalent systems, you leave no real legal means of anonymous internet usage, but you still leave plenty of illegal ones. In a world without Tor, or with Tor being illegal...

+1 for this.

Welp, that's completely fucked.

Hey, do you happen to have a source for this? I'd be interested to see it.

Yeah, this is pretty much just reading as "encryption on closed-source or hosted solutions has government backdoors", but honestly that's to be expected. What competent spook agency wouldn't leverage large companies into covertly sabotaging their encryption methodologies? And NIST deliberately...

Is that your way of asking for loot :P?

Happy birthday.

Yeah. Same thing goes for professionals in other fields who use any sort of non-trivial design software, really (know a few people in sound production, music, etc. who are hampered by the same kind of restrictions). Gaming is honestly much less of a problem these days - wine does pretty well...