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by fredsted 13y ago
There's probably an exploit in there somewhere too
512.
by fredsted 13y ago
Same here. MacBook Air 13", 2013. Can't remember ever hitting the power key by mistake. Can't understand how this is even a problem. Make people here should take up a typing course?
513.
by fredsted 13y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the magnet link a hash of the files? Then it would not be possible to change the files without changing the link.
514.
by fredsted 13y ago
Then there might also be more comments so it would take longer to find it, might as well just copy the link and paste it into a proxy.
515.
by fredsted 13y ago
They would be able to view it instantly instead of waiting for people to bother posting it on Pastebin
516.
by fredsted 13y ago
Yep, Grapher is a nice app with an interesting history: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grapher
517.
by fredsted 13y ago
Hasn't this been possible with extensions though?
518.
by fredsted 13y ago
One who has some idea of what he/she wants.
519.
by fredsted 13y ago
Yeah personally I like saying "droplets" more compared to "vee-pee-ess-es"
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by fredsted 13y ago
That's why I use Virtualmin for this stuff. 1) It backs up every day to one of my own machines 2) If it goes down, I'll re-upload the backup file and my whole system (mail, web, DNS, MySQL, etc) is running again.
521.
by fredsted 13y ago
Making sure the password hashing mechanism is secure would be a good starting point...
522.
by fredsted 13y ago
>Adding torrent abilities to the PortableApps.com Platform, even if we custom wrote it to work with our app store, would encourage places to block our whole platform. >Like it or not, even with all the legitimate uses torrent has, to
523.
by fredsted 13y ago
I know you do - I use your apps. But I think writing off torrents because companies filter them isn't a reason to do so. As long as they can download random executables and run them , they'll be able to download torrents, either
524.
by fredsted 13y ago
>Most companies block torrents. Most companies also block random software like PortableApps.com.
525.
by fredsted 13y ago
Why?
526.
by fredsted 13y ago
Also lots of users, developers or not, have been using the betas recently. I'm no mail server expert, but I don't understand OP's conclusion, that ALL Mail.app clients are faulty.
527.
by fredsted 13y ago
I guess that's what I get for living in the city...
528.
by fredsted 13y ago
If we're just discussing your definition of fantastic who cares really? They lowered prices by $200-300, made them faster, more battery life, basically all you can do to improve a product, along with making a bunch of software free, th
529.
by fredsted 13y ago
>The part where they reduced the amount of RAM, or the part where they used Iris/Iris Pro graphics like every other PC manufacturer is going to be doing pretty soon? 1) It seems like they introduced a "cheap" model with on
530.
by fredsted 13y ago
Mac mini has fans but is basically silent.
531.
by fredsted 13y ago
For me it's the removal of textures like wood and leather. And the fact that almost all the icons are more futuristic rather than illustrations of real life objects, see Game Center, Photos, Reminders.
532.
by fredsted 13y ago
Even though iOS is sandboxed, has no files and no folders, lets not forget AirDrop on Mac doesn't do folders either. It almost looks like attachments: you drag (send) a file to the receiver. iOS handles mail attachments fine. I think t
533.
by fredsted 13y ago
- Weather app: Some fonts are smaller, some are larger, but you get a great looking animation that shows the current weather. In my opinion the app is much prettier than before, and more useful since you can see, for example, whether you ne
534.
by fredsted 13y ago
iPhone asks you if you want to enable Location Services when a) you set it up the first time, and b) when an app wants to use location data
535.
by fredsted 13y ago
Safari doesn't display a favicon in the tabs.
536.
by fredsted 13y ago
That's an iPad. I agree that if the site looks like that on a tablet, they need to fix it. It's not about being "too picky". There's no excuse for stuff like that.
537.
by fredsted 13y ago
Works fine here. I'm using Safari 6.1, though.
538.
by fredsted 13y ago
They should have made users' domains be <name>.users.neocities.org or got a shorter domain solely for users like <name>.neociti.es (which is not registered!)
539.
by fredsted 13y ago
For the uninitiated, PIM apparently stands for personal information management (calendar, address book, etc).
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by fredsted 13y ago
>I've yet to see anybody claiming that G-WAN outperforms Nginx. What about this? http://nbonvin.wordpress.com/2011/03/24/serving-small-static... http://www.rootusers.com/web-server-per

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