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I use radvd to do this. My /etc/radvd.conf with TWC ip address x'd out: interface eth1 { AdvSendAdvert on; IgnoreIfMissing on; prefix 2606:a000:xxxx:xxxx::/64 { AdvAutonomous on; DeprecatePrefix on; }; }; Clients on the network then get IPv6 via...

I bet the US Government paid off / threatened truecrypt devs to close shop. The Snowden interview tonight is probably going to highlight the usefulness of truecrypt.

Until the vendor-locked hardware becomes obsolete...

http://www.pcbsd.org/

The more popular way is to use something called nx / freenx. It works over SSH and is like RDP or VNC. You get a full window of the remote computer or server. You need to run the server part on the remote machine, and then launch the client part for your client...

Cool. I'm on a T430s with Debian wheezy - it rocks! :P

Looking for i7-870 CPU or other LGA 1156 i7 CPU to buy,

Red Hat 5 is fine, IMO. It uses the current ESR version of Firefox. Make sure to add the epel repository for more goodies http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/EPEL

A new marketing technique from vmware? :)

+ linode

A lot of people like kate. It's a kde app.

Dropbox, skype, picasa are others I recommend for Windows converts. :)

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- bad behavior with a http:BL Access Key. This works pretty well. I once had someone contact to say when trying to reach my blog he saw a friendly page, 'sorry, your network is serving up malware as detected by projecthoneypot and this site is unavailable via the network you are on'. Turns up...

One more plug for hover.com - they are great. No hosting, just registrar with a nice interface.

That's normal,

Their login page is over http for another grrrrr.... http://appdb.winehq.org/account.php

Ubuntu server LTS has longer supported security updates than debian stable, if that matters. LTS is five years, I believe? I'm weird and use ubuntu server for this reason. :)

To me it appears that Ubuntu is going for the grandma home users and unfortunately leaving the geek crowd to look for other options.