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GMail 2-step verification costs
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Tomis
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Someone should let Wired know that Tel Aviv is as European as Damascus and Beirut.
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15y ago
I don't see how the Fermi paradox is relevant or helpful in any way. What you fail to understand is how large our galaxy (never mind the Universe) is and what time frames we are talking about. Grasp this: 1) The Milky Way Galaxy contains an
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I usually place Opera's tab bar on the left and set it to wrap to multiple lines, so I have plenty of room to hoard an obscene amount of tabs. When the count gets too high I sometimes hide the tab bar altogether and ctrl+tab+click between t
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Yeah, that's pretty much it. I've confronted my manager about this and his first answer was an attempt to bullshit me by saying we're working remotely (as opposed to locally) for security reasons; the obvious reply to that monumental pile o
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Opera has always been a performer when low specs and lots of tabs were involved, cruising with 50+ tabs when Firefox and Chrome choked my system at 10+ tabs.
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15y ago
At my current work place (which I'm looking to change, by the way) I work remotely but with a horrible twist. First of all I have to come into the office and stay there for 8 hours a day -which is normal- but then I have to login to another
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15y ago
This site is great, been following it for a while. Good job, don't worry about the downvotes.
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I have a better one. Project manager replaced enums with strings and instead of the switch statement he put a long list of if-s (without the else-s, too), and a lot of obfuscated crap between the braces.. Guess who had to sort out that mess
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15y ago
24 hours sounds about right.
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Man gets 18 years in prison for hacking account and inflicting unfathomable psychic damage, making his victim feel vulnerable in their own home.
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15y ago
So basically the American justice system admits that it is incapable of rehabilitation and that its only purpose is punishing and/or isolating offenders from society. Got it.
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15y ago
"He threatened the life of the Vice President," Oh my. The poor defenseless president. Besides, you're missing the point - he was impersonating a fictional character threatening the life of the Vice President. "He distributed child pornogra
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15y ago
I'm from Europe and I agree with you.
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15y ago
This McNamara individual is trying to steal the "massive douchebag" achievement from Bobby Kotick. I'd say he's on the right track.
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15y ago
This is how you can customize the speed dial using extensions and whatnot - http://imgur.com/UaAfE
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Opera 11.50 Swordfish released
(my.opera.com)
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15y ago
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Tomis
15y ago
Indeed, that seems very likely. Thanks.
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15y ago
Why not take the money and leave to form a new studio? After all the key resource in any game development company are the people, not the IP or existing software..
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15y ago
In other news, I've been waiting for Opera support for years and I still don't see it in the list of supported browsers.
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15y ago
Alt+Tab. Ctrl+F. Ctrl+Home/End. Page Up/page down. Ctrl + F5 (or whatever your build/execute key combo is). And so on.
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15y ago
I ctrl+f-ed for "Goldstein". I am very dissapoint.
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15y ago
Please stand by. An agent will be with you shortly to answer all your terrorism-related questions.
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16y ago
This "Iranian hackers" thing is complete bollocks if you ask me. The article's title should sound the same regardless of the hacker's nationality but if it doesn't (there may be a more menacing feel to it) then that's probably thanks to the
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Now you've ruined it.
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16y ago
As I said - "more importantly, exposure". Not that Opera is poor but they can't compete with Google's brand awareness.
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16y ago
I agree, if you go for dedicated clients (irc, mail, rss) you will get more power/functionality if you need them; but I feel that in Opera I get the optimal balance between functionality and complexity. To each his own. Still, I don't under
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Hardly a behemoth since I can run more tabs on Opera at the same time than on any other browser. Granted, I have quite an old computer but it's perfect for spotting differences between browsers. For others this is probably not an issue. I u
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Google has a lot of money (and more importantly, exposure) to push their browser forward and make ridiculously huge marketing campaigns. Opera does not.
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I haven't used 1password so I don't know all the features it has but Opera's Wand has password storage (fills username/password for the pages you want). Not sure if that's all you need.
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