playing Angry Birds, mayhaps enraging you (?); you have nobody to blame but yourself. Ok, NSA shouldn't be grabbing your www.Rivo.com (Angry Bird)
data, but the truth is they are just double dipping what Rivo.com has already collected. The reason Angry Birds is mentioned is it's ToS. Do yourself a favor and read it, You'll find it at www.rovio.com.

When I say ToS, I mean everything; Privacy Policy, EULA and any other practice of using your private info - to me the phrase "ToS" covers it all.

I read ToS's and if I disagree with them, refuse to use their services (FaceBook.com) or take measures to block parts I'm able to. www.rovio.com was one of the worst ToS, I'd ever read from a company who's sole purpose is pushing Angry Birds and many other popular on-line applications to collect data for various reasons,
One being ADs tailored to you -if you pay for the application or game, it has no effect on the data mined from you, maybe just block an ad or two, others have use
for the data mined and www.rovio.com comes across as the company more than able to supply it to them.

When I first read their ToS, Rivo mentioned they send "some information overseas" that was all that was said, what was sent, by what route and just who was overseas all omitted. Apparently www.rovio.com was using data mining practices only allowed somewhere "overseas".

I've just scaned Rivo's ToS for first time in a year or more, was a chore removing all the blocks. I didn't reread it, just a searched for the word overseas, which was missing; I assume redefining it to allow Overseas to be omitting, Last updated: October 2013

Page 15 of the PDF mentioned...

What is a backdoor?

A method to bypass data encryption or security.

Blah blah blah

"Currently available for major encryption software - Microsoft
BitLocker, FIleVault, BestCrypt, TrueCrypt, etc." - the paragraph is a direct quote.

------------- True Crypt shouldn't of been added/listed -----------------

First TrueCrypt hasn't been backdoored. The fact they even mentioned it I figure
if it's setup up wrong it can be accessed, or worry you.

I reinstall OS's a lot, I had a TrueCrypt volume but after switching OS's it never would
show again. (I didn't try to recover it).

Given it's the opposite of back dooring, but I lost a lot of work in the process. That's when
I felt I should RTFM. One needs to be very careful with TrueCrypt, NTFS isn't that secure, and
TrueCrypt will tell you that, In fact a lot of precautions are required

----- Not back doored by reading memory block ------

A recent /. article mentioned TrueCrypt was back doored by reading a memory block.
http://it.slashdot.org/story/1...

A post and link by MidSpeck negated the claim:

"Still working as intended
by MidSpeck (1516577)
While good to know these types of attacks exist, TrueCrypt's security model is still holding strong. http://www.truecrypt.org/docs/... "

Which states, "TrueCrypt does not:
Encrypt or secure any portion of RAM (the main memory of a computer)."

----
True Crypt needs to be audited to set matters straight once and for all.

A lot of disinformation is being released to where one doesn't know what to believe.

In the Philippines as a dependent they had something like this on base - minus the library :}.
It was a hobby shop and one could do anything they wanted, you just purchased the raw materials.
I learned Leather Crafts, how to develop and print film, cut and polish rocks. My Mom tried her hand at oil painting and found she was pretty decent at it. There was so much available to one in such a small place. And no rules, if I felt like repairing my TV the only requirement was I had to lug it in. There was someone there that would help if I had problem; like picking me up off the ground then explain the horizontal oscillator :}

That was in 1967 and the only placed I'd seen anything like it, Yes - Stick something similar in a library, set it alone by itself but everybody should have access to a place like this.

The file "Computer_Forensics_for_Prosecutors_(2013)_Part_1".pdf has this gem in it.

"Users of mobile devices and cloud storage sign off on their rights to data scanning, There is no opt-out option."

This file showed up when a question of True Crypt being back doored came up, as out of the blue it mentions it is; if not set up correctly I would tend to agree.

Page 16 http://www.techarp.com/article...
article lies about Phil ZImermann but the only place I could find the file.

Find one unused and strap it to a go kart or mini bike, mmmmooooooooooommmmmmmmaaaaaaaaaa

I've never lost a game of chess (thank you, thank you) but I pick my games as it takes a lot out of me. Forced into a game by the "barracks chess master" I beat em in two games back to back - left em muttering it's not possible and me with a bad headache.

a me too.

but all of the pieces required were in play - both play horses, hate those people!!!
Can take them just takes longer.

Bill Gates is impressive steal code or whatever he did it. but Chess isn't his game. Leading with a knight sigh was after a quick win but
prevented all his other pieces from moving; able to castle, had em on the run from the start. kinda think e castled to show he knew a bit about chess.

Your not making sense, this is an article about the Sun and your talking space craft.

:}

I LOL, there's a difference between adjusting for the present than predicting something millions of years from now when solar dynamics are being updated regularly.

You can't ask someone to change their "training" each technology has it's nomenclature, To me that was written by someone from Air Force,
or not but an expected terminology.

"Hubble's primary mirror is 2.4 meters wide but weighs 828 kilograms. Not only would the telescope be light, but it would also be able to fix itself if struck by flying meteorites::

Meteorites don't fly and the Hubble hasn't been hit by many. Jupiter is it's protector

I have dreaded the day I'd have to log on to Facebook to lodge a complaint to a company.