Hello71

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931.
by Hello71 14y ago
IRC has no chat history or unauthenticated access, apparently.
932.
by Hello71 14y ago
document.location is deprecated^Wcannot be assigned to in Internet Explorer. javascript:void location='http://5minfork.com'+location.pathname
933.
by Hello71 14y ago
Remove TLS version UI (Options > Advanced > Encryption > Protocols) https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=733632
934.
by Hello71 14y ago
http://support.amd.com/us/kbarticles/Pages/AMDauto-updatenot... > Due to a minor security vulnerability in the auto-update notification Palm, meet face.
935.
by Hello71 14y ago
Just in case anyone else was confused: The cost is the same.
936.
by Hello71 14y ago
Missing a closing apostrophe. javascript:(function(){var a=new Image;a.src="http://chart.apis.google.com/chart?cht=qr&chs=300x300&chl="+encodeURIComponent(getSelection());a.onclick=function(){a.parentNode.removeChild(a)};a.set
937.
by Hello71 14y ago
Agreed. Perhaps replace the unchecked box with the current disabled checked, then use a darker center to signify "disabled".
938.
by Hello71 14y ago
Hm... seems like there's no way to download a tarball in cgit, but I'm not sure if this functionality was enabled in kernel.org's gitweb either.
939.
by Hello71 14y ago
> Assuming JavaScript compatibility, what techniques could be applied to minifying code?
940.
by Hello71 14y ago
Extensions don't proxy anything. They do , however, have access to everything you do (type, click, etc) and everything you can see. (i.e. close enough)
941.
by Hello71 14y ago
it's a feature
942.
by Hello71 14y ago
*packaged
943.
by Hello71 14y ago
In theory it shouldn't matter. In practice, with the current subsystems, it's hard enough to composit (?) windows, let alone unredirect fullscreen windows. For example, there's a tunable in KDE to "unredirect fullscreen windows". Guess ho
944.
by Hello71 14y ago
Something comma operator something.
945.
by Hello71 14y ago
Unless, of course, a reasonable implementation were used, tying the image to a cookie and using the browser security to prevent it being sent to different domains; if you're on a subdomain of a bank already, there are far more effective way
946.
by Hello71 14y ago
Because if you allow anything outbound and anything inside the LAN then you're screwed anyways (reverse TCP console).
947.
by Hello71 14y ago
You mean like FreeBSD?
948.
by Hello71 14y ago
And... patents.
949.
by Hello71 14y ago
*led
950.
by Hello71 14y ago
It is correct for a request for a page named "error" to result in a 200 OK status meaning that the page named "error" was successfully retrieved. It would not be correct for a request for a page named "error" to return 404 Not Found if the
951.
by Hello71 14y ago
The scripts used to automate PGO are in the official repository.
952.
by Hello71 14y ago
They can't.
953.
by Hello71 14y ago
That doesn't stop you from accidentally pushing it to GitHub though.
954.
by Hello71 14y ago
Except for the first sentence which has little to no relevance with the advice per se.
955.
by Hello71 14y ago
> Some JSTOR articles are now free as in beer to the public
956.
by Hello71 14y ago
Fiber is cheap. Hiring Americans to pull it through the ground (/tunnels/on power lines/whathaveyou) is not.
957.
by Hello71 14y ago
while echo $RANDOM; do sleep 10; done
958.
by Hello71 14y ago
Where on earth do you get the idea that he was talking about drone strikes?!
959.
by Hello71 14y ago
"No offense intended", but how is this different from any of the <n> different other OSX emulators?
960.
by Hello71 14y ago
Obligatory "Just missing a decent text editor" joke here.

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