It would seem so. The part I hate about these 'keys' is I wind up leaving my keys in the darn thing and get locked out my house.

That would be New York, sir.

Sounds just like "I am Legend". That is some scary crap.

Have you looked at sneakemail.com? I am not affiliated with them, just use their service. It describes most of what you are saying by segregating your primary email from the provider of service.

Sorry. It is hard to convey it written words but the emphasis for my sentence is on the word 'rebuild'. I would rather they rebuild it open vs closed source. Since I am implying a rewrite, it would be their prerogative.

While we're on the topic of crowdsourcing and truecrypt, how about we get someone to rebuild it open sourced?

"For internal use only"

Wish I had mod points today. you sir, hit the bullseye.

I use Sophos' UTM product. http://www.sophos.com/en-us/pr.... It is not open source and grandma is not going to use this, but it is rock solid. Honestly the primary reason is country blocking and the daily email reports on the previous day/week/month's activities. You have to get a PC for it, but a small form factor ATOM processor box with works well and has a low power consumption.

I doubt anyone cares, but this is the RFC for IP6's architecture. https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc35...

There is always the possibility it could have been executed through the security patch subsystem. It has the capacity to execute scripts/executables.

ESXi is free. It replaced vmware server. You still need equipment on the hardware compatibility list to run it but it makes for a nice virtual server. Google 'ESXi free' and you should see one of the hits as a feature matrix.

There is still the whole GSM vs CDMA issue.