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by atesti 14y ago
What do you want to be done to Thundebird? There are still security updates, aren't there? If they continue to update Thunderbird, maybe they make many changes that are controversial and a step backwards? e.g. here: http://web.archive.org/
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by atesti 14y ago
Am I not the only FogBugz user who read his old articels advocating the use of bug trackers, and then read this recent piece which advertises Trello and thinks that he kind of sees or advertises Trello as an alternative to FogBugz? And that
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by atesti 14y ago
The best use case for oneself would be if missing features are emulated with dummy data using some app-firewall tool. The phone should give any app no chance of finding out, whether e.g. address book access was granted, but instead show fak
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by atesti 14y ago
It's not the first time he's inconsistent. One of his recent articles: http://www.joelonsoftware.com/items/2012/07/09.html also reads a little bit like bashing his own product FogBugz and advocating that it's a bit useless: "Do not allow
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by atesti 14y ago
When Jonathan Blow complained about the release criteria that Microsoft wants for any Xbox game and Xbox Live Game I was truly impressed: He wrote somewhere that the game had to be runnable for 4 days, so even the tiniest memory leak would
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by atesti 14y ago
Can I use it offline? My wife installed it a long time ago and never signed up for an account. Back then offline usage seemed to be possible. I copied her profile to her new laptop and it never required signing up which is great (why on ear
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by atesti 14y ago
>Google, the monetization is selling the user. So you get features like no-referrer removed (3 or 4 times) from the chromium project by google commits. Do you have a source for that? I'd like to read more about it!
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by atesti 14y ago
I'm really surprised that Intel seems to have done a good job and really uses RSA signatures and not some insecure design.
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by atesti 14y ago
Yes, of course. But for Linux kernels, for every new release for the few maintained stable kernels, they always tell you it's better to update without giving specific details if there are vulnerabilities and who is affected. I personally do
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by atesti 14y ago
I Germany there is a small island called "Helgoland". It has like 10 inhabitants and can only be accessed half a day (tide). BUT they have their own zip code. I have this zip written down in by purse and in the case a German retailer were t
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by atesti 14y ago
I guess it wouldn't be too hard to gain root access once code runs on the server: There are plenty of local privilege attacks in the Linux Kernel and not everybody updates and reboots regularly
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by atesti 14y ago
Do we actually need multitouch? For zooming webpages I always double tap to zoom in and have the Android browser rewrap the page. I figured that I actually don't need multitouch, except for maps. And with this, I could get rid of it and bac
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by atesti 14y ago
Anyone remember Leisure Suit Larry 7 with the Rub'n'Sniff cards or whatever they were called? I wonder if mine (in the original box) still smells...
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by atesti 14y ago
FogBugz
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by atesti 14y ago
The articel does not mention what he did, so here it is: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erik_Meijer_%28computer_scienti... "His work at Microsoft included C#, Visual Basic, LINQ, Volta, and the Reactive programming framework (Reactive Exten
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by atesti 14y ago
This would be so great. Unfortunately the Chrome developers didn't like it. I can't find the bug now, but they don't want to add this and also don't allow any user options so that people can configure it :-( One guy in that bug even wrote h
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by atesti 14y ago
Why not use tiles with monochrome icons?
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by atesti 14y ago
I wonder if Google Alerts will even survive until the next spring cleaning
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by atesti 14y ago
I like that the article ends with the idea of killing Google Apps, because ad-revenue and defending it against Facebook could be more important. If they kill Google Docs, etc., will people move back from the cloud after loosing everything?
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by atesti 14y ago
>PS We're not sorry we lied Now you are a bit unfair to her! There is no place where she ever said or wrote such a thing like that she would be sorry!
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by atesti 14y ago
Of course you are not killing off FogBugz! But what about the version for your own server? Is that going away or staying? I read your message like it's going away, otherwise you could have written that FogBugz will still be available for yo
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by atesti 14y ago
When have you stopped that and what happened to the existing customers? Did you ever announce that? I have noticed that FogBugz is now in very fine print in the version for your own servers, so it looks like you want to kill that off, soon.
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by atesti 14y ago
Since when is the version to be installed on our own servers unavailable? I always wanted to buy it once I have the svn conversion problems figured out. How long do existing FogBugz users have until the non-hosted version is removed from th
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by atesti 14y ago
How many years do we have left with FogBugz before you kill the download version?
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by atesti 14y ago
I wish there was a simple way to suspend all open tabs. I really have no need to refreshing disquis-comments or some crazy scripts that track my mouse pointer to generate heat maps. I even tried to write a little chrome extension which inje
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by atesti 14y ago
Does Trello support IE8 now? Or why do they have special code for that?
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by atesti 14y ago
The answer is now in the article: "If the goal was, as I suspect, to use the same AES core for everything, then a Davies-Meyer construction around AES (which is about the same amount of code as the CBC-MAC is) would’ve worked too, although"
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by atesti 14y ago
The site does not load for me, here is a google cache link: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:d8XynYp...
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How application compatibility works, step by step(blogs.msdn.com)
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by atesti 14y ago
I really don't consider this a security hole! This does not increase privileges of the attacker: If the attacker can modify Firefox's profile directory it could also inject something into firefox or read the cookies directly.

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