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631.
by estel 16y ago
Care to explain why?
632.
by estel 16y ago
Allegedly BGP routing issue: 23:26:01 <+GeeDee> cr0.ixnlon#sh ip bgp 132.185.132.21 23:26:01 <+GeeDee> % Network not in table
633.
by estel 16y ago
It went down at around 2239 GMT. I've not seen a hint on Twitter to suggest that it was a DDOS, though I guess that doesn't rule it out. @timweber: "So yes, it doesn't look too good. both internal and external DNS are down, by the sounds of
634.
by estel 16y ago
Or, perhaps, http://www.360cities.net/gigapixel/strahov-library.html
635.
by estel 16y ago
In what way? The people both pay for and keep account of their Government.
636.
by estel 16y ago
Whilst obviously I see it as ultimately down to parental discretion and judgement, I just don't understand the mindset that sees a parent buying their 12 year old child COD Black Ops.
637.
by estel 16y ago
Heck, I've been using this for months now and still sometimes have to check myself when I notice my colour temperature start to change.
638.
by estel 16y ago
Are these normalised for the site's growth?
639.
by estel 16y ago
That's true, but the original point was 'poor form', which this likely falls under also.
640.
by estel 16y ago
Quoting parts of the book to support some points made in the article would fall under fair use, but linking to a scan of the entire book would not.
641.
by estel 16y ago
"Sorry, we are unable to retrieve the document for viewing or you don't have permission to view the document."
642.
by estel 16y ago
I don't even know what this means. Do I have to launch Wordfeud first?
643.
by estel 16y ago
Nope, that's the correct font; but I disagree with you about it looking awful.
644.
by estel 16y ago
Not even that. Sales of FPS titles on consoles easily dwarf those on PC (depending on the title, 3-10x).
645.
by estel 16y ago
But that (quite rightly) speaks of a new market for people willing to try some bird game on a whim: not a replacement for other gaming experiences that mobile is a long way from challenging. It's Nintendo's hold of the portable market with
646.
by estel 16y ago
Brilliant point. News organisations can really annoy me when they send reporters to the scene of an event just to do the same piece to camera that they could easily have back in the studio, and this is further compounded if they don't speak
647.
by estel 16y ago
I wonder if the networks' bureau size has any play in this. As large as Japan is, it wouldn't necessarily surprise me if a large part of the 400 staff were based out of London regularly and that the London office were a few times larger tha
648.
by estel 16y ago
As he said in the video, IE1/2 don't send a hosts header with their request and thus can't access most sites, ACID included. You'll have to download the test and all necessary files to a local disk in order to run it.
649.
by estel 16y ago
But they took about 15 years longer to get there! (Also, I'm running 10.0.648.151: was there a 'regression' or are you running something custom on top of Chrome?)
650.
by estel 16y ago
The best result of all of this is clearly that IE2 gets 93/100 in ACID3. Take that, Google Chrome!
651.
by estel 16y ago
It does seem a bit odd that all three major browser vendors are able to release interesting web-apps that only run at full-speed in their own browsers. Do they intentionally exploit some exclusive feature to show the other browsers up?
652.
by estel 16y ago
With respect to 1, 8GB is exceptionally generous for "internal" storage. Most phones, especially towards the low end, might not exceed 1GB or even 512MB. Even phones with a large internal storage (say, the Nexus S) will only have a small am
653.
by estel 16y ago
I was going to try and attend this Ignite. I'm not convinced that this makes me regret not doing so. That is: I don't think that this was presented at a speed where anyone not familiar with the mathematical principles will feel anything oth
654.
by estel 16y ago
Whilst I broadly agree with you, MSFT locking XP out of IE9 would evidence some of the blame being shiftable back to them.
655.
by estel 16y ago
Then surely it makes sense to link to the root page which has a (single-click) link to the print page?
656.
by estel 16y ago
Please please please don't link to pages that open the print dialog :(
657.
by estel 16y ago
The other image, the logo, is probably generic enough that it's used elsewhere and a user is likely to have it cached. The other looks bespoke for this page, so wouldn't.
658.
by estel 16y ago
There are some numbers < 0.7% of the market that are not explicitly included on that page. Particularly Firefox 2, which still has about 0.25% of the overall market (0.8% of Firefox), and some older versions of Chrome.
659.
by estel 16y ago
From http://www.w3counter.com/globalstats.php , 87% of users are on Firefox 3.6 or newer, 95% 3.5 or newer and 99% on FF3 or newer. As fragmentation goes, that's not half bad.
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by estel 16y ago
The advantage would be to drive more traffic and discussion to the parent site. This is also opt-outable.

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