jleight

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by jleight 11y ago
It is annoying that Amazon Instant Video doesn't directly have an option to cast to a Chromecast. You can, however, configure[0] Amazon Instant Video to use Flash instead of Silverlight. Once you switch to using Flash, you can use the
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by jleight 11y ago
I didn't know that the chrome://settings/passwords page existed until I read your comment. I actually just checked it out, and when I clicked the "Show" button on the password box, Chrome made me re-authenticat
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by jleight 11y ago
I bought a YubiKey[0] a while back and was able to get it to do exactly what you're talking about--even on Windows, which I use most often. It wasn't necessarily easy to set up, but it has been working pretty consistently. It woul
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by jleight 11y ago
True, but I don't think anyone really buys an MSDN subscription just for installing a copy of Windows. I haven't looked into the actual licensing terms, but my MSDN subscription (not the cheapest version) only allows me to claim f
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by jleight 11y ago
I have a VMware ESXi box at home that I use to run a Windows VM with a video card passed through. I've been using it to stream Heroes of the Storm with Steam's In-Home Streaming and I get a consistent 30 FPS (1920x1080) with no no
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by jleight 12y ago
I can understand that. For me, though, I use middle click to close tabs significantly more often than I move the browser window to another monitor. So I'd rather live with having to click an empty space farther to the right of the tabs
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by jleight 12y ago
The very first thing I noticed as soon as I opened the browser is that the tabs don't touch the top of the screen when the browser is maximized [1]. This makes closing tabs much more difficult since you can't just move your mouse
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by jleight 12y ago
Using a VPN would encrypt your traffic, preventing Verizon from injecting a UIDH header. You could then clear your cookies and websites would not be able to re-add them via the UIDH header since it isn't being sent. This isn't to
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by jleight 12y ago
I think the real point to take out of this is how important it is to have secure backups of your encryption key. Making sure that the encrypted data is backed up is common sense. Backing up the encryption key is just as important. If I were