m-p-3

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2821.
by m-p-3 10y ago
Yup, basically an distributed attack on their ad networks. Hopefully they'll also release a Mozilla Firefox add-on.
2822.
by m-p-3 10y ago
I use Chrome, but I don't exclusively rely on it. I always have both Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox installed on my systems/devices.
2823.
by m-p-3 10y ago
As Bitcoin price increases, there will most likely be attempts at achieving virtual heist of exchanges. Usually the Bitcoin price goes down right after a big one. If exchanges are not maintaining good security practices, it will happen soon
2824.
by m-p-3 10y ago
Anyone running openntpd should be kicked out of the pool at this point.
2825.
by m-p-3 10y ago
"GTA 6 - Your City" Genius!
2826.
by m-p-3 10y ago
This isn't a new thing at all, but more awareness to the sysadmins shouldn't hurt. Also, let me point you to the Legacy Browser Support extension. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/legacy-browser-
2827.
by m-p-3 10y ago
Because they don't know how to manage it properly. We've been doing this for several years, alongside the "Legacy Browser Support" extension for those internal systems that are still depending on IE until we decomission
2828.
by m-p-3 10y ago
Good. It was one thing we always disabled in our deployment of JRE. One less vulnerable entry point for those who needed it on their workstations.
2829.
by m-p-3 10y ago
They fixed that with Crimson.
2830.
by m-p-3 10y ago
To be fair I find the Intel product lines equaly confusing, especially when dealing with several generations of i3/i5/i7. There's a shit-ton of them.
2831.
by m-p-3 10y ago
The didn't apparently.
2832.
by m-p-3 10y ago
They'll make the desktop great again.
2833.
by m-p-3 10y ago
Let's all drink and hope for the best for these sysadmins hard at work on this.
2834.
by m-p-3 10y ago
Binary blob it is I suppose..
2835.
by m-p-3 10y ago
You should take a look at the AMD Crimson drivers, better than what Nvidia offers IMO.
2836.
by m-p-3 10y ago
I don't agree regarding drivers, especially in the last months. AMD drivers are quite solid since Crimson.
2837.
by m-p-3 10y ago
Another gripe I have with bluetooth on PCs (I also have the K810) is that most bluetooth receivers don't come with what's called the "HID Proxy" mode. If most bluetooth adapters had that, I could use it to navigate the B
2838.
by m-p-3 10y ago
It would be nice if they partnered with a web browser developer (Google or Mozilla) to handle this part and ensure they provide an up-to-date engine on their next consoles.
2839.
by m-p-3 10y ago
Still not gonna buy a FitBit, so I hope their acquisition turns out disastrous if they don't plan on supporting it.
2840.
by m-p-3 10y ago
FUCK, not this way..
2841.
by m-p-3 10y ago
Agreed. The best way to avoid fraud is to ensure it can't be done, and cryptography might be a valuable tool to enfore that.
2842.
by m-p-3 10y ago
I wouldn't mind if they decided to make an Electron app instead.
2843.
by m-p-3 10y ago
And thus a new cycle of Embrace, Extend and Extinguish is happening.
2844.
by m-p-3 10y ago
The problem is that they chose to make it a Chrome Apps, which will eventually be dropped from all plateforms but ChromeOS.
2845.
by m-p-3 10y ago
More and more of Google apps depends on Google Play services, and that isn't open-source at all. AOSP might be open-source, but running Android without these services makes it much less usable. And some systems built into Google Play S
2846.
by m-p-3 10y ago
I don't think Google is a threat to anyone but themselves with these prices.