Re: Windows 10 -- Let's just cut to the chase please

[Jeremy Bentham]

> I might be interested in doing a Win10 Pro *FRESH* install
> from a MS RTM ISO...
> https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10ISO
>
> Not interested in doing ANY upgrade/update bull**** from ANY
> previous Windows version; only fresh clean install of Win10
> Pro on PC w/new 2TB HD.
>
> Is there a daz loader & key(s) available yet?
> If yes, where?

Probably the only way to completely protect yourself today is to
run you W? computer through another home server that is running an
external firewall like IPFire or Endian. Everything needs to be
blocked and opened on an individual basis. It would take some work
at first, but would protect from Windows accessing the web at will,
especially by ignoring and getting around the firewall. It would
also protect people using Intel computers from the mystery
additional chip that runs on top of the Intel chip from accessing
the web. This would not protect from the feds accessing your
computer through surreptitious wifi connections. Except in
laptops, wifi could be easily unplugged.

[Zax]

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On Sun, 16 Aug 2015 16:31:10 +0200 (CEST), Jeremy Bentham wrote in
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>> I might be interested in doing a Win10 Pro *FRESH* install
>> from a MS RTM ISO...
>> https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10ISO
>>
>> Not interested in doing ANY upgrade/update bull**** from ANY
>> previous Windows version; only fresh clean install of Win10
>> Pro on PC w/new 2TB HD.
>>
>> Is there a daz loader & key(s) available yet?
>> If yes, where?
>
> Probably the only way to completely protect yourself today is to
> run you W? computer through another home server that is running an
> external firewall like IPFire or Endian.

I'd suggest one of these:-
http://routerboard.com/RB450G

It's a very capable router/firewall with console and GUI access methods.
Here in the UK, it also terminates my ISP's PPPoE connection to me.
This has some stubstancial benefits for sharing a static IP.

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[Anonymous]

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> On Sun, 16 Aug 2015 16:31:10 +0200 (CEST), Jeremy Bentham wrote in
> Message-Id: >:
>
>
>>> I might be interested in doing a Win10 Pro *FRESH* install
>>> from a MS RTM ISO...
>>> https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10ISO
>>>
>>> Not interested in doing ANY upgrade/update bull**** from ANY
>>> previous Windows version; only fresh clean install of Win10
>>> Pro on PC w/new 2TB HD.
>>>
>>> Is there a daz loader & key(s) available yet?
>>> If yes, where?
>>
>> Probably the only way to completely protect yourself today is to
>> run you W? computer through another home server that is running an
>> external firewall like IPFire or Endian.
>
> I'd suggest one of these:-
> http://routerboard.com/RB450G
>
> It's a very capable router/firewall with console and GUI access methods.
> Here in the UK, it also terminates my ISP's PPPoE connection to me.
> This has some stubstancial benefits for sharing a static IP.

What does the firewall do, strip out the PPPoE from the in and
out packets?

[Shadow]

On Mon, 17 Aug 2015 13:52:28 +0000 (UTC), Anonymous
> wrote:

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>> On Sun, 16 Aug 2015 16:31:10 +0200 (CEST), Jeremy Bentham wrote in
>> Message-Id: >:
>>
>>
>>>> I might be interested in doing a Win10 Pro *FRESH* install
>>>> from a MS RTM ISO...
>>>> https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10ISO
>>>>
>>>> Not interested in doing ANY upgrade/update bull**** from ANY
>>>> previous Windows version; only fresh clean install of Win10
>>>> Pro on PC w/new 2TB HD.
>>>>
>>>> Is there a daz loader & key(s) available yet?
>>>> If yes, where?
>>>
>>> Probably the only way to completely protect yourself today is to
>>> run you W? computer through another home server that is running an
>>> external firewall like IPFire or Endian.
>>
>> I'd suggest one of these:-
>> http://routerboard.com/RB450G
>>
>> It's a very capable router/firewall with console and GUI access methods.
>> Here in the UK, it also terminates my ISP's PPPoE connection to me.
>> This has some stubstancial benefits for sharing a static IP.
>
> What does the firewall do, strip out the PPPoE from the in and
>out packets?

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