I use Truecrypt's encrypted drive containers in my local Dropbox folder. The file sync'd to Dropbox is encrypted when the sync occurs, so that is all they ever see. Because Dropbox does a binary diff of the file and only uploads the differences which makes syncing large encrypted files feasible.

I've seen some chatter that Truecrypt may have been compromised - Bruce Schneier and Snowden use it so I'll trust in their judgement.

Well, the article linked asks the question of whether or not it is backdoored based upon a test that proved SOMETHING was leaking:

I'd be curious to see if there's a query against a phone number sent via skype, vs a url. That would back up the claim of a backdoor much more solidly than the work that has already been done. It would be harder to verify, though.

That was kinda the point. "...to hear her tell the tale" insinuates doubt. I'm not convinced of it, but mom is. Whoosh?

HAH I actually AM related to Ben Franklin =) Great*4 uncle on my mom's side, to hear her tell the tale.

USN rollback errors are a pain in the ass :(

congress

I was in the process of joining a new corporation :/ Approximately 50b in assets just sitting in space in null sec at the moment while I get all my chars moved over and able to dock. Awesome.

I wish _I_ had a risk-benefit radio :( All I have are these stoopid actuarial tables :(

These particular scumsuckers reached into Hawaii as well. I received maybe 10 calls from them - I kept hoping the "second and final warning" was true, but alas, 'twas not to be. Finally answered the phone, waded through the crap and started chatting with the actual person on the other end of the line. I kept him dancing for a while, but he disconnected me after I asked for his supervisor. They haven't called back since, so... op success?

It boils down to a "64 bit clean" system. I'd prefer nothing die due to artificially limited resources -memory, in this case - being exhausted.

*whoosh*

I was saying for all of my boxes that are NOT Linux. 64 bit Chrome is available for Linux as you are obviously aware.

For your edification, Mr. AC, because Wikipedia knows all:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exclamation_mark#Computers

relevant snippet:
"Several computer languages use "!" for various meanings, most importantly for logical negation; e.g. A != B means "A is not equal to B", and !A means "the logical negation of A" (also called "not A")."

One of these days, I'll have a supported version of Chrome which can address more than 4GB of memory in my !Linux boxen...

Same =) Long-time Eve player as well...

I'm REALLY looking forward to the release of this game. I've been in the beta for months and its pretty addictive. CCP has been pretty good about rectifying grossly out of balance weapons etc so far. No more swarm launcher spam =)

BAHAHAHAH if only I had mod points =)

RFC 1149: http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc1149