The same set files seem to be mirrored at https://katastrophos.net/symbian/mirrors/delight/. Probably more wget-friendly than Mediafire.

Also, «Symbian Archive»[0,1] project has a lot of mirrors of Symbian source & software.

Here is a list of active Symbian software developers* (+ links to its projects).[2]

P.S. I'm luckily archived/mirrored LCG's X-plore[3] & ProfiMail[4] apps source repos in time when it was released into Public Domain by LonelyCatGames* team (now official repos is disabled).

[0] https://mrrosset.github.io/Symbian-Archive/index.html

[1] https://github.com/mrRosset/Symbian-Archive

[2] https://github.com/mrRosset/Symbian-Archive/issues/10

[3] https://github.com/Symbian9/X-plore_free

[4] https://github.com/Symbian9/ProfiMail_free

And, as customary in this part of town, the two links now as.. links! Finally!

- http://hackersays.com

- https://github.com/jarmo/lita-hackersays

Finally got some help. Thanks m8!

Well, as they say, best defense is a good offense.

According to https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SecurityTeam/Roadmap/KernelHardening... setting it to zero would actually restore the more permissive behavior. But, like someone here mentioned, a value of 1 would still allow to ptrace your own process children.

Getting the same thing here. I did find an acknowledgement from Facebook regarding blocking imgur.com 8 hours ago (http://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/wo8ej/facebook_h...), but blocking EyeTap seems suspicious.

same thing here

I'm building Monday for the web and iPhones+Androids in full HTML5, with help from Backbone.js, Appcache and Sass+Compass, and it's an amazing platform! I can't wait to write more about the stack and the lessons I've learned building and debugging it all.

And it's not blue!

But anyway, I'd really love your feedback on the Monday front page and to hear your expectations from calendars. I've got some time left in the big vision hourglass until I head back to hacking.

In the dark, in front of the glowing green screens, there's a whole community of shy and held-back Estohacknewsers.

No longer in the dark with summer approaching!

From Europe/Estonia it was roughly 5--6MiB/s. They definitely have the width, it's just the distance that matters in this case.