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by 8Geee
Mon 29 Jun 2020, 21:06
Forum: Security
Topic: US Senate: Lawful Access Bill
Replies: 2
Views: 1851

Some may argue on a Constitutional Basis, that such a back-door leading to intrusion by the government IS placing (quartering) a soldier in our home, and/or with our personal possession (regarless of liscense/contract) that may be located in the home and/or on the person. This phrasing is very much ...
by 8Geee
Thu 25 Jun 2020, 23:50
Forum: Truly off-topic conversations
Topic: Pic Of The Day
Replies: 3906
Views: 324465

sorry about that JD... nah!
by 8Geee
Thu 25 Jun 2020, 23:35
Forum: Truly off-topic conversations
Topic: Pic Of The Day
Replies: 3906
Views: 324465

tallboy:

I like that one.

Reminds me of the old "Yo Semite" park with rabbi. Some actually thought it was a Jewish park. :roll:
by 8Geee
Thu 25 Jun 2020, 23:11
Forum: Truly off-topic conversations
Topic: Pic Of The Day
Replies: 3906
Views: 324465

for me mum, in a nurse home... Happy 96th!
She appreciates those who wear their masks.
by 8Geee
Thu 25 Jun 2020, 22:11
Forum: Puppy Derivatives
Topic: AtomicPup-XX66
Replies: 7
Views: 5521

Curl update 7.71

Yesterday 06/24 Slackware updated Curl to version 7.71. This update is an easy one... no symlinks. You may delete the usr/DOC if you don't work with Curl alot. The new root/.package can be moved to the Builtin Folder, with deletion of the most recent 'old' version. (Keep the 7.6.1 version, as its th...
by 8Geee
Thu 25 Jun 2020, 22:10
Forum: Puppy Derivatives
Topic: AtomicPup2020 Released
Replies: 126
Views: 139006

Curl Update 7.71

Yesterday 06/24 Slackware updated Curl to version 7.71. This update is an easy one... no symlinks. You may delete the usr/DOC if you don't work with Curl alot. The new root/.package can be moved to the Builtin Folder, with deletion of the most recent 'old' version. (Keep the 7.6.1 version, as its th...
by 8Geee
Mon 22 Jun 2020, 01:58
Forum: Security
Topic: 500 Chrome Extensions Caught Stealing Private Data
Replies: 8
Views: 3943


by 8Geee
Fri 19 Jun 2020, 22:14
Forum: Security
Topic: 500 Chrome Extensions Caught Stealing Private Data
Replies: 8
Views: 3943

Google just removed 70 more... most to do with pdf <---> doc and some seearch help.
by 8Geee
Sat 13 Jun 2020, 16:55
Forum: Security
Topic: Special Register Buffer Data Sampling
Replies: 0
Views: 4458

Special Register Buffer Data Sampling

Theres a warning and patches available for the subject SPECTRE/MELTDOWN offense. From the Linux Kernel Org site: SRBDS is an MDS-like speculative side channel that can leak bits from the random number generator (RNG) across cores and threads. New microcode serializes the processor access during the ...
by 8Geee
Thu 04 Jun 2020, 15:35
Forum: Beginners Help ( Start Here)
Topic: How to tell if I have enough RAM to run Puppy?
Replies: 44
Views: 4722

Generally speaking here... Most pups use 40-80Mb ram when running, but open a new browser,and it will jump to about 300Mb :roll: So its good you have a swap. Some how, you need a pup with a series 3 kernel. All of these will support SSE,SSE2, etc. Youtube is becoming a problem. Google in spite of th...
by 8Geee
Thu 04 Jun 2020, 15:03
Forum: Puppy Derivatives
Topic: AtomicPup-XX66
Replies: 7
Views: 5521

GnuTLS update

Slackwaare has released an update to gnutls to fix a rather nasty exploit involving TLS1.3... not only can an attacker intercept/control, it can read exchanges using TLS1.2. I consider this a high risk. Download the new gnutls from the Slackware security webpage link provided in the default bookmark...
by 8Geee
Wed 03 Jun 2020, 00:51
Forum: Truly off-topic conversations
Topic: Pic Of The Day
Replies: 3906
Views: 324465

Waiting to see the Apple version of the ORB... iPad and BT Keyboard/touchpad and pencil.

Lets see 329.00 + 129.00 + 99.00 = 1199.00 Thats about right :wink:

8Geee
by 8Geee
Wed 03 Jun 2020, 00:03
Forum: Browsers and Internet
Topic: NetSurf 3.10
Replies: 7
Views: 3368

I had a peek at your 3.9 version for slacko's.

Seems that gtk needs to be 2.3
IIRC slacko5.7 is 2.1

You might have to trace HTML libs, some have html in the name.

Regards
8Geee
by 8Geee
Wed 20 May 2020, 00:25
Forum: Beginners Help ( Start Here)
Topic: How to update packets and kernel on Slackware 14.1?
Replies: 15
Views: 1860

I will opine that while the Slackware 14.1 runs about the same as the 'Puppies', the general size of OS and memory consumption might favor puppies. I also have an Atom-netbook, and these pups can be very light and strong, like a Jack Russel Terrier. Admittedly... its the browser that bogs down a lot...
by 8Geee
Tue 12 May 2020, 22:15
Forum: Puppy Derivatives
Topic: AtomicPup2020 Released
Replies: 126
Views: 139006

WEATHER

One of the links provided in AtomicPup-2020 is a weather map of the US provided by the National Weather Service. A rather useful expediture of one's tax $$$. However, very recently, it has stopped producing those precipitation overlays upon the map, regional and local. The rest of the site works wel...
by 8Geee
Tue 12 May 2020, 21:55
Forum: Bugs ( Submit bugs )
Topic: jwm 2.3.7 crashes if move selected upon restart
Replies: 6
Views: 3507

The version of fribidi is suspect, and if its 64-bit capable.
Old JWM uses it and no problems... newer veersions of JWM probably use a newer version of fribidi. Slacko5.7 shows libfribidi.so.0.3.1 dated 3/2014

Regards
8Geee
by 8Geee
Tue 12 May 2020, 21:35
Forum: Puppy Projects
Topic: BionicPup32 (UPupBB) (27 June 2020)
Replies: 838
Views: 555741

To alter 12/24 hour setting
Try MENU --> Desktop --> JWM Windows Settings --> Clock

Works on older JWM's maybe this one too.

*** PS: what version of fribidi is installed in the problematic/non-problem versions... JWM 905 using 0.3.1 dated 3/2014 ***

8Geee
by 8Geee
Thu 07 May 2020, 19:55
Forum: Truly off-topic conversations
Topic: Emulating solar battery function
Replies: 43
Views: 7460

Frankly, is there any reason you can't just power DC-rated equipment, such as computers, smartphones, etc using a 12V output (or more modernly 5V). I recall that camping and automobile equipment (including stove, 'frige, AirCond, Car Entertainment, etc) are all designed to operate 12VDC (some with N...
by 8Geee
Wed 06 May 2020, 06:48
Forum: Misc
Topic: Who's treated themselves to some new hardware recently?
Replies: 88
Views: 47181

An iPad7 & Pencil. hasn't arrived yet.
Need it for better communication than my ASUS eee.
Have no fear, the Atomic Pup is still the daily driver.
The iPad7 is needed for video conference/ wifi comm/ on the road.

Fortunately my Laser Printer is wifi enabled JIC.

Regards
8Geee
by 8Geee
Sun 03 May 2020, 02:54
Forum: Truly off-topic conversations
Topic: Pic Of The Day
Replies: 3906
Views: 324465

Ren Stimpy and Sven

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