Pack De Portabilisation Framakey
Retour à la liste des applications portables Dans le but de pouvoir accélérer la mise en ligne des applications (et bien entendu d’augmenter le nombre d’applications disponibles sur le portail francophone des applications portables libres), l’équipe Framakey vous propose de télécharger le Pack de portabilisation Framakey. Il s’agit d’un ensemble d’outils (libres et portables, évidemment !) qui facilitera la vie des développeurs bidouilleurs souhaitant portabiliser des applications. Depuis la FK 1.12 et l’adoption d’une structure similaire à celle de PA.com, le pack a été proposé en version 9.x et a subi une grande refonte. Suite à la sortie de la version FK 2.0 et dans l’idée d’encore plus automatiser le processus et de vous faciliter la vie, le pack est maintenant proposé en version 10. Il se décompose comme suit. Les outils indispensables : RegshotPortable, pour vérifier la discrétion d’une application comme les traces laissées dans la base de registre et le profil. Les outils accessoires :
Bruce Schneier: Prosecuting Snowden -- "I believe that history will hail Snowden as a hero -- his whistle-blowing exposed a surveillance state and a secrecy machine run amok. I'm less optimistic of how the present day will treat him" via reddit.com
Revisiting the Ban on Federal Funding for Syringe Exchange Programs : Harvard Health Policy Review
With HIV infection rates persisting at high levels in the United States, it’s time we faced the facts. Science and policy are disconnected. In the United States, the sharing of contaminated needles during injection drug use accounts for 7-14% of new HIV infections each year.1 Syringe exchange programs, which facilitate the trade of used syringes for free, sterile replacements, have been shown to substantially reduce the likelihood of HIV transmission through needle sharing.2 But in 2011, only two years after a landmark decision to allow federal funding for syringe exchange programs, the ban was renewed as the process of a political compromise on a general spending bill. Just as they did decades ago when the original ban was instated, public health officials continue to denounce the ban on federal funding for syringe exchange programs as a policy that is counter to what science tells us is a sensible and cost-effective public health strategy. References: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.
Cybook Gen3 Tips and Troubleshooting
Here is where to go to find help with your Bookeen Cybook Gen3. [edit] Tips [edit] User's Manual Download the User's Manual [edit] Contact Address: Bookeen, 6 rue du Tage, 75013 Paris, France Phone number: 0033 1 45654256 Email: support@bookeen.com [edit] Firmware Versions You can check your firmware build number by going to the library view, opening the menu, click on Advanced, click on About. [edit] 1.0 Build 476 Build 476 was the first 1.0 firmware when the CyBook Gen3 became available for ordering at the end of October 2007. delphidb96 reported testing the 1.00 firmware with his pre-production CyBook Gen3 on 31st October 2007. [edit] 1.0 Build 538 Build 538 was released ca. To get build 538 you had to write to Bookeen and ask for it. [edit] 1.0 Build 674 Build 674 came installed on the new version CyBook Gen3 with 512MB internal memory, which appeared in early May 2008. [edit] 1.0 Build 681 Build 681 also came installed on some of the new version CyBook Gen3s with 512MB internal memory.
Surveillance as a Business Model
Google recently announced that it would start including individual users' names and photos in some ads. This means that if you rate some product positively, your friends may see ads for that product with your name and photo attached—without your knowledge or consent. Meanwhile, Facebook is eliminating a feature that allowed people to retain some portions of their anonymity on its website. These changes come on the heels of Google's move to explore replacing tracking cookies with something that users have even less control over. Microsoft is doing something similar by developing its own tracking technology. More generally, lots of companies are evading the "Do Not Track" rules, meant to give users a say in whether companies track them. It shouldn't come as a surprise that big technology companies are tracking us on the Internet even more aggressively than before. If these features don't sound particularly beneficial to you, it's because you're not the customer of any of these companies.
D.J. Fluker should have been paid by Alabama
D.J. Fluker celebrates after Alabama’s win in the 2012 SEC Championship.(Photo: Daniel Shirey-USA TODAY Sports) A Yahoo! Sports investigation alleged Wednesday that five SEC football players, including former Alabama and current San Diego Chargers rookie offensive lineman D.J. Fluker received payments from an intermediary for agents and financial advisers while they were still active college athletes. The report says that a series of transactions that included cash payments, money for hotel stays for Fluker’s family and furniture were found, including an invoice that appeared to total $33,755 in expenditures. While those numbers and Fluker’s involvement remain alleged, here are some more certain numbers. In the 2011-12 fiscal year, Alabama football made $82 million in revenue and $45.1 million in profit. D.J. Today’s other winners:A couple of Gamecocks fans: These guys pulled off a fantastic prank on their Clemson loving friend.
HFSExplorer
Latest version: 2021.10.9 (Oct 9, 2021) [changelog]: Requirements: A Java SE Runtime Environment (version 5.0 or greater). For bug reports, please use github's issue tracking system. For discussions, please use github's discussion forums. What is HFSExplorer? HFSExplorer is an application that can read Mac-formatted hard disks and disk images. HFSExplorer allows you to browse your Mac volumes with a graphical file system browser, extract files (copy to hard disk), view detailed information about the volume and create disk images from the volume. You may be interested in the application if you're: A user of an Intel Mac running Windows with Boot Camp in need of accessing the files on the Mac OS X hard drive. HFSExplorer is written mostly in Java 5, optionally using some Java 6 / 7 features, with some Windows-specific parts written in C in order to be able to get raw access to block devices, and to create a practical launcher application. Installing Usage Load file system from device
Schneier on Security
