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Elhana
9y ago
When our admins actually care to migrate to java webstart and I can drop java plugin and firefox esr, I'll probably move to chrome, because selenium works better with chromedriver for me. And yeah, I don't care much about which on
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9y ago
clear() works for me consistently. At the same time, I had cases before when sendkeys was not sending complete string, so I had to compare it with get_attribute('value') to be sure.
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I'm already on ESR, but my reason is I need java plugin for my company OEBS (it supports web start, but it takes ages for our admins to patch anything). At the same time, keeping legacy plugins working is a big bonus, I love Classic th
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Elhana
9y ago
Because only "free" US media can influence US citizens... Mark Twain wrote about it long ago in his "Running for Governor"
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9y ago
https://xkcd.com/1172/ Although, I'm on ESR for now, mostly because my company admins cba to patch and enable java web start instead of java plugin for OEBS. Until recently it was stuck on java 1.6. They enabled r
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9y ago
It has exactly the same bug with RAID10.
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9y ago
If you start advertising it as a way to bypass blacklist and open it to the world, it will probably get banned.
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9y ago
The idea is to make it hard for average person to use it - problem solved. Most likely will ban commercial vpn providers that refuse to implement blocklist for users from Russia. If you are able to set up a personal openvpn server, they won
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9y ago
Neither is actually bad. Problem is always in people.
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Elhana
10y ago
Short answer: Enterprise bosses like support contracts, because it covers their asses. You can basically ask the same question about redhat.
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10y ago
Same thing I did when I noticed our bluecoat started mitm-ing my bank connection - ticket to IT to enable bypass for specific domain. They refused to do it for google/gmail, but banking sites start working normally on the next day. You
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10y ago
I think what bluecoat proxy at my work does in this case is just inspect traffic and pass invalid cert to the client, since it is invalid already. If the cert is valid, replaces it with its own cert.
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Elhana
10y ago
Microsoft just silently adds back root certs when you delete them (if it is trusted by microsoft). Or at least it did in winxp by default.
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Elhana
10y ago
It doesn't have to be public.
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10y ago
That is the point - you often can't just recompile journald part, because it is tied to systemd interfaces and you might not be able to easily upgrade systemd, because it is a production system you can't simply reboot like your ho
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10y ago
Activities that could be done occasionally is basically a single player game - go play skyrim or fallout 4 - you don't need MMO for that. MMORPG should be left for the kids with enough spare time to raid 4+ hours a day. Many would disa
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10y ago
Same for me, asm.js version runs smooth and wasm had lags in few spots and strange glitches with bots getting stuck.
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Elhana
10y ago
I believe there is a difference between murder and manslaughter without intent. Negligence crime can possibly be compensated. Intentional murder should never have that option.
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10y ago
There is another issue with this. When potential compensation is high, people start faking accidents to extort the compensation from drivers/insurance companies. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqaig0nVcDs
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10y ago
There is valid reason to keep homeopathic treatments - sometimes psycho parent/patient comes to a doctor and demands a treatment. While doctor knows that there is none needed, such parent might be persistent and could otherwise give a
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10y ago
I believe that if buyer supports 3dsecure and merchant skips it, then he'll be the looser in case of a fraud.
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10y ago
Numbers started at 10000, uin 31337 was one of the AOL admins. 141181 here btw, everyone is offline. One friend used icq until maybe a year ago, offline now too.
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10y ago
What he means is you can't add another disk in vdev. If you have a raidz with 3 disks, you can't add 4th one and rebalance. What you can do is either add another vdev to the pool, making it two+ striped raidz or you can replace yo
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10y ago
I don't get the slimness either. I had no issue with my old N900 being twice as thick as my current android (and I loved physical keyboard on it too). I guess if they make battery last 30% longer, then you won't be forced to chang
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10y ago
ZFS don't really need ECC that much, just FUD. Most likely someone got bitten by faulty RAM, got corrupted data, which stopped after getting ECC RAM. => "ZFS wants ECC" myth, but in reality you just need stable hardware. A
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Ntfs-3g writes fine on ntfs nowadays, WUBI even uses it for root, but there can be some edge cases still.
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It is also the reason why most common advice is to just turn off SELinux. It blocks valid (although sometimes weird) usage, because someone else decided that 90% of users should not do something. Developer knows better what program should a
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10y ago
As I understand it in btrfs case there is two problems: 1) Metadata in btrfs can use lots of space, especially when you convert from ext4. It might happen that you have gigabytes of free space reserved for metadata, so it can not be used an
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10y ago
Can be installed just fine in Russia.
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11y ago
MMORPGs was always about grind-to-win, ideally forcing a group play along the way - that built communities. Blizzard kinda killed that turning the game into a solo adventure - most people just logged in for a raid and be gone for the rest
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