Hi Daniel

Clusty now is Yippy and comes with two trackers .

Cheers!

Ralf
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Hi Ralf,

> Clusty now is Yippy and comes with two trackers .

Their privacy and censorship policies have also changed:

http://clusty.com/privacypolicy
http://clusty.com/censorship

The privacy policy seems OK at first glance, but the censorship policy
is cause for concern. I'd guess there's been a management or ownership
change.

Cheers!

Daniel
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Torsten Veller schrieb:
> media-video/linux-uvc
> =20

I guess this package can be treecleaned, since current kernels contain
the USB video class driver, and IIRC it no longer builds.

> x11-libs/agg
> =20

Unless science herd wants it, I can take this, as I already co-maintain
www-plugins/gnash which is one of the principal users of agg.


Regards,
Ch=C3=AD-Thanh Christopher Nguy=E1=BB=85n

So we lost another search machine

> Hi Ralf,
>
>
>> Clusty now is Yippy and comes with two trackers .
>>
>
> Their privacy and censorship policies have also changed:
>
> http://clusty.com/privacypolicy
> http://clusty.com/censorship
>
> The privacy policy seems OK at first glance, but the censorship policy
> is cause for concern. I'd guess there's been a management or ownership
> change.
>
> Cheers!
>
> Daniel
>

At least I did, at least because of the "Anti-Sovereign" clause. On
German radio I once said the truth about some bad "things" that happened
in Israel. I ask if my report was Anti-Semitic or if any reported
"thing" was not true. The answer was that I wasn't Anti-Semitic and that
every thing I reported was true. The problem was, that it was strictly
forbidden to touch the sovereignty of "any" state on Germany radio, but
"any" doesn't mean Persia or the once PLO leaded states or some Asian
states or just Cuba etc.. There was a selection of states that was
called "any", no madder how those states behaved.

Btw. taken from the German Wiki about Google Analytics:

"Der Landesbeauftragte für Datenschutz in Schleswig-Holstein äußert sich
in seinem 31. Tätigkeitsbericht vom 31. März 2009 zu Google Analytics:

„Derzeit ist die Nutzung des kostenlosen Google Analytics Services durch
Webseitenanbieter unzulässig. Google muss dessen Konfiguration so
ändern, dass die Betroffenen ihr Recht auf Widerspruch, Information und
Auskunft sowie Löschung der Daten wirksam wahrnehmen können. Für den
rechtswidrigen Einsatz des Dienstes haften die Webseitenbetreiber.“

On English, at least in Schleswig-Holstein, you can sue at law and you
will win, if any German homepage doesn't inform you that they are
monitoring your data. Some days ago a friend break with me, because he
is using Google Analytics + having a forum were everybody needs to make
public his email addresses + advertisings from big companies on his
homepage + some manipulation ... and no his name isn't Malcolm McLaren,
but he tries to do the same.

At the moment I'm pissed of those people. Next year it will be 20 years
ago, when U2 and Island records fucked SST records.

I've got zero tolerance for all this stuff.

Regarding to search engines http://www.ixquick.com/ might or might not
be the only tolerable one :S and I'm using Firefox with
http://www.ghostery.com/.

Cheers!

Ralf
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