Only raspberry pi cameras work with the Pi, despite there being hundreds of CSI capable cameras. And now a touchscreen that will be the only screen that works with the Pi, despite hundreds of DSI capable screens out there. The Raspberry Pi is just another walled garden.

Embedding? Copyright infringement? EU Court? We need a new copyright law.

Looks like he is the first to realize that
* openwrt capable mini-routers are very cheap, i use multiple WR703N for tinkering
* there are many firmware generators out there that should it make simple to create an tor-capable image

We will see an firmware-image that you can directly flash from the vendors webinterface and that turns your router into an tor-client.

The device is (as reddit already proofed) an clone of a tp-link router. And someone has already done the work to put TOR on the device. That leaves us only with hot air on this Kickstarter.

He has no clue about the subject. I'm worried.

rockets exploded, satellites got lost in space because someone mixed up metric and imperial. So the UK wants to play no role in space technology in the future, good to know.

There is no question that humans were on the moon. But this is just a clever marketing ploy, and is not the least bit convincing or scientific to me.

And it's only a matter of time before we see another dotcom crash because some people can not get enough money.

source -> source 2 -> half life 3!!1

and it seems people care more about russia

so mozilla gave up to make the web a better place?

With "to stop the leaks" they mean "to stop privacy advocates getting proof that the committee is doing _nothing_ against the NSA".

Having switched completely to all kinds of unixes and FirefoxOS on the phone i'm unable to read that DRM-bullshit amazon is selling. Will never buy an ebook that has DRM again. And it's even more outrageous that the Sellers claim i can't resell it, so i will probably not buy an ebook again, DRM or not.

- most important: a sync feature (for example with a basestation at your home) that does NOT give up your personal health data to the manufacturers server, which in term will sell your data to health insurance companies and what not. - standalone operation, not a dumb device that needs a bluetooth tethered smartphone near it all the time - buttload of sensors, like pulse, oxygen level, blood pressure, odometer, body/outside temperature - battery run time in the region of weeks or months - physical buttons on the front, not side. if it has an laughable stamp-sized touchscreen i am not going to buy it - waterproof, not water resistant

I'm not found of my ZTE Open. The touchscreen sucks, Reception is abysmal and so on. Oh, and there is only one thing i hate more than the ZTE Open: FirefoxOS itself. I dont mind the feature set, i bought this for development and stuff, but FFOS (1.2, or 1.3 or 1.4) is just too unstable. I'm stuck at the lockscreen way too often, and given the current state of the development tools it's very hard to debug the source. My opinion regarding getting a FFOS phone is: Wait.