Saran999

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I think that FaceTime is getting more and more isolated... I'm waiting for some Apple move... at least, I hope so...

Come on! There in really nothing that protect consumers. They create contracts and they break them as they please. Shame... For sure this is not a good marketing for their products.

I like very much Marissa Mayer. She has a daunting task, but she's really putting all her soul in it. I hope for the best, at least to have some strong alternative to Google, as Bing simply doesn't exist...

Really tempting....

Welcome Ravester! Nice to have you on CyberPhoenix! Have a look @ the rules and E N J O Y !

Tachyphrasia abnormally rapid or voluble speech

I love it!

Scary... I was already searching it on App Store, but I've immediately.stopped. Thanks! Wiewww...

Handy, handy, handy! Great resource, thanks

...and during a age where we are more and more concerned about our privacy and our online freedom, we hail a sw that will auto censor everything, to protect 'children' and 'good people's'. Now, tell me how can we really talk about our freedom if we always crave 'to be protected'. Perhaps I'm old, perhaps I'm stupid, but I really don't get it...

My hope is that, with a crounchy name, will be more malware resilient At least better than a 'melted' Ice Cream...

So you want to surf the web anonymously? Tor's one of, if not the best, way to do it, and best of all it's FREE (and easy to setup and use). In this tutorial we'll explain in "Layman's Terms", what Tor is. https://www.torproject.org/ Tor (used to stand for "The Onion Router", but it's no longer considered an abbreviation, so it's just "Tor"), is an anonymity network, used to surf the web (and more) anonymously. Basically, anyone running the Tor software on their computer runs a proxy, and traffic gets passed (encrypted) from one person running Tor to another person running Tor, multiple times through many users, until it get's to the page that you requested. Hence the term "Onion" used to describe it, since it works in "layers". Each person running Tor on their computer is called a "Node". To the page (and anyone logging requests to that page, such as the website owner for example) they can only see the IP address of the last Node (called the "end node"). Any communication along the way, between you, when you request the website page, and the final destination, is encrypted, and cannot be analyzed. However, the last Node in the chain can log and view traffic through it, if the person running it is unscrupulous, so for that reason it can't be said that Tor is 100% anonymous. There are a few different ways to use Tor, so we'll explain to you the basic ones. First off, you need to decide which program you'll want to use along side of Tor itself: Polipo cache's pages and does a few other more technical things that for the purpose of this tutorial I won't explain, so that you don't feel confused or overwhelmed, (if anyone else wants to go into technical details on what Polipo does, comments are welcome) suffice it to say, you don't really need to know that stuff in order to use Tor. Polipo is for that reason, said to be faster while using Tor, and often it is, but not always, and it's also said to be the less secure option of the two as far as your privacy is concerned. It will give you a new IP address when surfing, however it is said to also leak a lot of your real information along the way. http://www.pps.univ-paris-diderot.fr/~jch/software/polipo/ The other option is using Privoxy instead of Polipo. Privoxy doesn't cache your web pages, but it's much more secure as far as leaking any of your real information. Since it does no caching, it can be painfully (brutally, ripping out hair) slow most of the time. http://www.privoxy.org/ So it boils down to do you want speed, or security. Polipo for speed, Privoxy for security. Regardless of your choice, Tor is generally still just too slow to use 100% of your time on the internet, so you'll really only want to use it when wanting to remain private for a short time. Tor is also much too slow, and for some other reasons, it's highly discouraged to use it for something like Torrent downloading. You can download Tor from this page https://www.torproject.org/download/download.html.en If interested, I may post other info on the subject and we may dig down a bit more on web privacy and anonymity

Laicisation process of returning a clergyman to lay status

Mulomedic relating to the medical care of mules. 'The doctor's mulomedic abilities were of enormous importance to the trek's success.'

So what? Isn't this a good way to finance and launch a Spin-Up Company? The funny things is that they will be compelled to enforce regulations that will finally protect western countries from all the copies and all the bogus products that still invade our markets (US and EU)... at least, this is my hope...

Another reason why our privacy rights will be further restricted... Money will always win, and this is REALLY sad!

And Cisco? What Cisco may say about their CCIE? How many in the world have reached it? This is the old story about steeling money from the ones that still follow MS Certifications...

Happy Birthday! Tha cake seems YUMMY!

Ecdemomania abnormal compulsion for wandering

...again, I've run out of 'likes'... but this was deserving it Saved!

Now the question is:"Is Sinofsky pictured in the photo?" and then we may ask:"Was a paid picture from his CV, or was taken without knowledge when Sinofsky was checking his teeth in front of a mirror?" or "was he so proud of his own dentist?" or...

A very elegant device! Thanks for the share

I think that the luckiest was the one that was filming... and then, why are you filming during a car trip? Is this fake? ...many questions... anyway, yes, the first car driver was more than lucky to have missed the big stone