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Is the Tor Bundle Firefox trying to run a shell script?
1 points by ingenium 13y ago|0 comments
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by ingenium 14y ago
Depends. Some builds of Tomato (Toastman's for sure) put a firewall up on IPv6 by default. Asus's firmware does NOT firewall IPv6 at all. If you have shell access to your router, I suggest putting up a firewall on IPv6. The following should
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by ingenium 14y ago
And even when consumers use Google for mobile searches, they are often doing so on Apple devices like iPhones, for which Google has to pay Apple a fee. Those types of fees are large — equivalent to 25 percent of Google’s revenue in the qua
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by ingenium 14y ago
Not on the HTC Evo LTE (Basically the One X). When it got Jellybean battery life too a nose dive. I often see Maps accounting for 70% of the battery usage with Google Now.
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by ingenium 14y ago
This hasn't worked in the Android Gmail app for several years now. The option is there, but no matter what I select when replying to an email it will ALWAYS send it from the address it was sent to. So let's say I have 2 email address, me@gm
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by ingenium 14y ago
Only 250MB? For me it's 600-850MB... it's ridiculous.
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by ingenium 14y ago
I quit Firefox as soon as Chromium for Linux was available. My problem with Firefox wasn't so much the memory leaks (though those were annoying), but rather that it was SLOW. Opening new tabs caused the whole UI to grind to a halt while the
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by ingenium 14y ago
Yeah it locks up Chrome for me, pressing Ctrl+w closed the tab after about 10 seconds. Chrome 20 on Ubuntu 12.04 x86_64. Core 2 Duo with Intel graphics.
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by ingenium 14y ago
Apple's is actually 1A (5W at 5V http://goo.gl/Fw4FB ), as is Samsung's as listed on the linked Amazon page.
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by ingenium 14y ago
Going to sleep does not cause the brain to actually power off. It's still running, your consciousness is just different. You still wake up from loud noises and light, and external stimuli can still influence your dreams.
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by ingenium 14y ago
That analogy doesn't hold. You could always freeze half the loaf when you get it. It's not the same with cable TV. A better analogy would be that you wanted to buy a loaf of bread, but the grocery store forced you to also buy hot dog and ha
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by ingenium 15y ago
It's not sluggish on my Core2 Duo using Chrome 13 on Ubuntu.
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by ingenium 16y ago
Not on Android. It's a push service. I've had the SMS disabled since I installed the Google Voice app.
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by ingenium 17y ago
I fail to see your argument. The owners make money without receiving dividends. It's reflected in the stock price. When a dividend is issued, the stock price goes down by exactly that amount. It's the exact same thing. If you want that mone
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by ingenium 17y ago
They probably do it because dividends are seen as somewhat obsolete, but firms have to continue paying them because they set a precedent. They are small because they have to be consistent or investors freak out, so the actual earnings aren'
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by ingenium 17y ago
Yeah, the problem is that every single app is written in JavaScript. It works better if you open the apps you use frequently and just leave them open. Then the page remains rendered and is much faster. Interestingly, it would be possible to
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by ingenium 17y ago
> The article suggests that the workaround took ~40 hours. Actually, this is a reference to Palm saying they will continue making the Pre sync with iTunes until a fix would take more than 40 hours to implement. They said the last fix to
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by ingenium 17y ago
I always get incorrect results for anything that uses the location feature in Firefox 3.5. This time it put me in Chicago, but I've been put in NYC and San Francisco before as well. I'm NEVER in the correct location (Pittsburgh). I'm runnin
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by ingenium 17y ago
Sure, it would have been better if these features were in a 1.0 release, but Palm doesn't need to take away Apple customers right now. There are a lot of people who don't want AT&T service or don't want to pay the extra for the iPhone p
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by ingenium 17y ago
I'll agree with this. The blackberry keyboard is the best keyboard on a mobile device.
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by ingenium 17y ago
Yeah, I moved it to another server. Waiting for the server to get back up for it to 301 redirect it. Edit: It's back up.
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My Criticisms of the Palm Pre(nerdgene.com)
14 points by ingenium 17y ago|9 comments
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by ingenium 17y ago
All the links at the top of the page (ie, link to blog, contact, review, classes) and the text below "for a beautiful web" show up as boxes with numbers in them. Is this some font or other problem on my system (Ubuntu 9.04 + Firefox 3.5 bet
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Hurricane-Killing, Space-Based Power Plant(blog.wired.com)
9 points by ingenium 17y ago|3 comments
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by ingenium 17y ago
The problem is that they aren't deregulating the industry. Providers such as Comcast are legislated monopolies in certain areas, and do not lease out their lines to anyone else. There isn't anyone else to go to when these providers begin in
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Bell Canada to charge 15 cents per Twitter SMS even with an unlimited plan(ottawacitizen.com)
25 points by ingenium 18y ago|10 comments
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by ingenium 18y ago
As an MBA (and hacker), I can say that I would absolutely prefer a PDF to a word document. If you really want to make comments, just made a comment in the PDF. Adobe Reader, though I prefer not to use it, lets you easily make comments, and
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by ingenium 18y ago
Zell began to do some research. He found Internet discussion groups, including one on Topix called "No acorns this year," reporting the same thing from as far away as the Midwest up through New England and Nova Scotia. "We live in Glenwood
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There are no acorns this year in some parts of the US(washingtonpost.com)
35 points by ingenium 18y ago|22 comments
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HP Creates First Hybrid Memristor Chip(technologyreview.com)
25 points by ingenium 18y ago|4 comments

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