20101227
Au Playmobil FunPark... Sima, Cyriam et Aadideva...
... Fun interculturel... en avant les histoiiiiiiires!
20101226
Yet another fresh pasta dinner... this time my sister is helping out...
We haven't decided on the sauce yet... suggestions?
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Le piege a pere noel est pret... y compris son petit snack! Laissera-t-il ses empreintes dans la farine?
Santa trap is ready... including a small snack. Will he leave tracks in the flour?
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La montre de mes reves... The watch of my dreams...
By Urwerk... juste pas dans mon budget : 148000 CHF!
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Ainoha en extase devant "La Veuve Joyeuse" avec Maurice Chevalier... culture very young!
Ainoha extatic in front of "The Merry Widow" with Maurice Chevalier.
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Je suis le photographe du Pere Noel a l'ecole des enfants...
... la dure vie de photopgraphe des stars!
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Ainoha prend le sabre laser et crie "Jedi!"...
Est-ce par sa taille qu'on peut la juger? Et bien on ne le doit point car la Force est son alliee!
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Where should WikiLeaks find a home?`
It seems that all options for WikiLeaks are being, one at a time, removed from them. They lost a hoster, they lost another. They lost their DNS provider.
It's a whole world unhappy about their disclosing information that is sometimes to close to home to be comfortable.
But I think they have a good case going for them. In fact, I hate it when governments and corporations hide too many things from us... well, from ME, in particular.
So? Where should WikiLeaks go? They need a place where somebody can't remove their internet connection, can't raid their servers, and can't remove their entries from DNS.
There is just the place on the internet. It's called the "Tor Project".
TOR is very simple. It's a distributed network, and as such, hosted all over the place, in small individually useless bits, accessed through an encrypted, obfuscated channel. Each file is identified not by a specific name, but by a hash. If you know the hash, you get the file. Nobody can stop you.
Full web sites can be hosted on TOR. For as long as somebody shows an interest in a file (i.e. reads it from time to time) it stays hosted on the network. After a time of inactivity, it decays.
When an individual accesses TOR (to read or post) it's through encrypting proxies that completely mask everything the user is accessing (content, file address, size, source, destination of packets). It's completely anonymous and untrackable.
WikiLeaks should head for TOR and stay there... forever!
It's a whole world unhappy about their disclosing information that is sometimes to close to home to be comfortable.
But I think they have a good case going for them. In fact, I hate it when governments and corporations hide too many things from us... well, from ME, in particular.
So? Where should WikiLeaks go? They need a place where somebody can't remove their internet connection, can't raid their servers, and can't remove their entries from DNS.
There is just the place on the internet. It's called the "Tor Project".
TOR is very simple. It's a distributed network, and as such, hosted all over the place, in small individually useless bits, accessed through an encrypted, obfuscated channel. Each file is identified not by a specific name, but by a hash. If you know the hash, you get the file. Nobody can stop you.
Full web sites can be hosted on TOR. For as long as somebody shows an interest in a file (i.e. reads it from time to time) it stays hosted on the network. After a time of inactivity, it decays.
When an individual accesses TOR (to read or post) it's through encrypting proxies that completely mask everything the user is accessing (content, file address, size, source, destination of packets). It's completely anonymous and untrackable.
WikiLeaks should head for TOR and stay there... forever!
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On this tape is a recording of me in 1966. Sur cette bande on entend des gazouillis de moi en 1966.
J'avais 1 an et demi. I was 1 and a half year old.
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