Comments for emergency exit http://blogs.fsfe.org/h2 a blog on digital rights, hacking culture & photography Fri, 08 Mar 2013 13:18:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Tracking memory usage by h2 http://blogs.fsfe.org/h2/2012/11/29/tracking-memory-usage/#comment-3903 h2 Fri, 08 Mar 2013 13:18:17 +0000 http://blogs.fsfe.org/h2/?p=147#comment-3903 Valgrind slows the overall execution of the program, so it is not useful for benchmarking... at least AFAICT. Valgrind slows the overall execution of the program, so it is not useful for benchmarking… at least AFAICT.

]]> Comment on Tracking memory usage by k http://blogs.fsfe.org/h2/2012/11/29/tracking-memory-usage/#comment-3442 k Mon, 11 Feb 2013 07:52:13 +0000 http://blogs.fsfe.org/h2/?p=147#comment-3442 Valgrind? Valgrind?

]]> Comment on An inside view on the Great Chinese Firewall by BlueSu http://blogs.fsfe.org/h2/2012/04/20/an-inside-view-on-the-great-chinese-firewall/#comment-3210 BlueSu Sun, 27 Jan 2013 07:39:42 +0000 http://blogs.fsfe.org/h2/?p=61#comment-3210 Use a VPN. It seems to be the most reliable way around the firewall. I was in China for a very short while, used a VPN (<a href="http://highspeedvpn.info/" rel="nofollow"> HighspeedVPN </a>) to access my Facebook page. Use a VPN. It seems to be the most reliable way around the firewall. I was in China for a very short while, used a VPN ( HighspeedVPN ) to access my Facebook page.

]]> Comment on Hacking encryption into Android by moshe http://blogs.fsfe.org/h2/2012/12/04/hacking-encryption-into-android/#comment-2577 moshe Tue, 11 Dec 2012 16:48:56 +0000 http://blogs.fsfe.org/h2/?p=158#comment-2577 nice ! nice !

]]> Comment on Missing (Free) Android Apps – I – Office by h2 http://blogs.fsfe.org/h2/2012/11/06/missing-free-android-apps-i-office/#comment-1471 h2 Wed, 07 Nov 2012 16:26:13 +0000 http://blogs.fsfe.org/h2/?p=143#comment-1471 Sad to hear the funding situation is not as well, as it would need to be. I understand that your focus is on Plasma Active, since it's in an in-house proejct. Then again, even if Calligra stayed niche on Android it would still help more people (and possibly attract more developers) than it will on Plasma Active in the foreseeable future... AND judging from the current situation it could very well become popular, because there are few alternatives. Sad to hear the funding situation is not as well, as it would need to be. I understand that your focus is on Plasma Active, since it’s in an in-house proejct. Then again, even if Calligra stayed niche on Android it would still help more people (and possibly attract more developers) than it will on Plasma Active in the foreseeable future…
AND judging from the current situation it could very well become popular, because there are few alternatives.

]]> Comment on Missing (Free) Android Apps – I – Office by Boudewijn Rempt http://blogs.fsfe.org/h2/2012/11/06/missing-free-android-apps-i-office/#comment-1469 Boudewijn Rempt Wed, 07 Nov 2012 15:00:38 +0000 http://blogs.fsfe.org/h2/?p=143#comment-1469 Well, yes -- to develop Calligra Active on Android, we'd need to find funding. KO did the initial port to see whether it was feasible, and it turned out to be, but we didn't have the funding to finish the port and make it into a product. The result is that the main focus of Calligra Active is on Plasma Active right now. Well, yes — to develop Calligra Active on Android, we’d need to find funding. KO did the initial port to see whether it was feasible, and it turned out to be, but we didn’t have the funding to finish the port and make it into a product. The result is that the main focus of Calligra Active is on Plasma Active right now.

]]> Comment on Improving E-Mail Privacy by Luca Francesca http://blogs.fsfe.org/h2/2012/05/12/improving-e-mail-privacy/#comment-1306 Luca Francesca Wed, 31 Oct 2012 19:19:48 +0000 http://blogs.fsfe.org/h2/?p=87#comment-1306 Thanks, very much useful! Thanks, very much useful!

]]> Comment on Improving E-Mail Privacy by martin http://blogs.fsfe.org/h2/2012/05/12/improving-e-mail-privacy/#comment-90 martin Thu, 07 Jun 2012 14:57:09 +0000 http://blogs.fsfe.org/h2/?p=87#comment-90 Thanks for this pretty neat tip! Thanks for this pretty neat tip!

]]> Comment on A versatile, open and future-proof audio setup [ part 0 ] by Gianfranco http://blogs.fsfe.org/h2/2012/06/04/a-versatile-open-and-future-proof-audio-setup-part-0/#comment-78 Gianfranco Mon, 04 Jun 2012 14:20:44 +0000 http://blogs.fsfe.org/h2/?p=114#comment-78 Hi! Very interesting topic. I'm thinking right now to make such a setup (with an eye on future evolution on video, as well.) so I'll read with pleasure the rest of the parts. My idea was to setup an old netbook with HDs attached and xbmc installed. I was wondering which hardware to buy to connect the netbook (speakers, controllers, etc.). Thanks in advance and... I stay tuned. :) Hi! Very interesting topic.
I’m thinking right now to make such a setup (with an eye on future evolution on video, as well.) so I’ll read with pleasure the rest of the parts.
My idea was to setup an old netbook with HDs attached and xbmc installed. I was wondering which hardware to buy to connect the netbook (speakers, controllers, etc.).
Thanks in advance and… I stay tuned. :)

]]> Comment on PDFReaders 2.0 – Your help is needed! by h2 http://blogs.fsfe.org/h2/2012/05/21/pdfreaders-2-0-your-help-is-needed/#comment-32 h2 Wed, 23 May 2012 11:50:05 +0000 http://blogs.fsfe.org/h2/?p=105#comment-32 We are vendor neutral and platform neutral, because we advertise neither vendors nor platforms. We already recommend readers right now and have since a long time (maybe you have js disabled, so you didn't notice). This does not doesn't limit choice (all readers are going to be available at most one click away), it only gives a recommendation for those users, that would otherwise not try out any, because they don't know how to decide [this actually does happen quite a lot]. If you want to discuss this further, please subscribe to the pdfreaders-list. We are vendor neutral and platform neutral, because we advertise neither vendors nor platforms. We already recommend readers right now and have since a long time (maybe you have js disabled, so you didn’t notice). This does not doesn’t limit choice (all readers are going to be available at most one click away), it only gives a recommendation for those users, that would otherwise not try out any, because they don’t know how to decide [this actually does happen quite a lot].

If you want to discuss this further, please subscribe to the pdfreaders-list.

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