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511.
by mahouse 12y ago
Of course... It's just a certificate and proxy that comes by default with the OS as it comes from their factory. You can uninstall the certificate, reinstall Windows, install Linux, etc. and the problem will disappear.
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by mahouse 12y ago
https://developer.chrome.com/multidevice/data-compression
513.
by mahouse 12y ago
I think that is because you're using IE 8...
514.
by mahouse 12y ago
` https://www.best-deals-products.com/' sounds like the classic online store that will steal your CC :-)
515.
by mahouse 12y ago
He said he liked it: "How not not to make a 404 page" ;-)
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by mahouse 12y ago
I thought iTunes sucked on Windows only.
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by mahouse 12y ago
Or legal WoTLK servers, please :-)
518.
by mahouse 12y ago
I think that's for free nowadays.
519.
by mahouse 12y ago
No.
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by mahouse 12y ago
Is HTTPS mandatory on HTTP/2 like it was on SPDY?
521.
by mahouse 12y ago
Not only it would not reload the page, it would retweet the currently selected tweet. It was silly. But what's really silly is that the browser actually allows a webpage to override such a basic shortcut like F5.
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by mahouse 12y ago
That was probably years ago, because by now, they are the ones that serve more homes with FTTH technology.
523.
by mahouse 12y ago
Yes, the UI is a clone. Memories :_)
524.
by mahouse 12y ago
I always develop inside a virtual machine, with a shared folder in between so I can write code on the host, but everything runs in the guest.
525.
by mahouse 12y ago
>The infamous draft decision of Wikipedia’s Arbitration Committee (ArbCom) on Gamergate is worse than a crime.
526.
by mahouse 12y ago
I thought this was going to be about memory addresses. :)
527.
by mahouse 12y ago
So the 70% of the article explains the process of getting a list of URLs? Switch to Tweepy, please.
528.
by mahouse 12y ago
Starting with Android 5, WebCore is part of the Google Services and is therefore updated silently through the Play Store. But I obviously do not approve what the OEMs are doing.
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by mahouse 12y ago
They fixed those issues with 4.4.
530.
by mahouse 12y ago
Care to explain "Japan's fraudulent age accounting"?
531.
by mahouse 12y ago
Not really. Some (most?) ISPs have servers in their own networks that can speed up the loading of, for example, YouTube videos. By not using your ISP's DNS servers, you will miss them.
532.
by mahouse 12y ago
This service is ancient. Not designed for the phones of today I guess.
533.
by mahouse 12y ago
I can't remember well, this was like 2 years ago, or even more, but I think it was LG, as part of their compromise with the developers, or God knows what.
534.
by mahouse 12y ago
He got lots of LG phones as a compromise that he would develop for them... so...
535.
by mahouse 12y ago
When it's one of the most sold phones, yes.
536.
by mahouse 12y ago
The G2 has no active maintainer (Ricardo Cerqueira / arcee / rmcc) and is still running with a modem and kernel corresponding to the Jelly Bean version. The current maintainer has lots of patches waiting to be reviewed in the Gerr
537.
by mahouse 12y ago
They probably have the same answer they have for the "Why can't I search comments" question: they can't afford it.
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by mahouse 12y ago
> ...is disabled for a small number of requests on an intermittent basis, some users will be forced to re-consent Very inconsiderate.
539.
by mahouse 12y ago
Even if you used exactly the same toolchain you would not get the same checksum because the binaries will probably have some other information embedded, such as timestamps.
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by mahouse 12y ago
Your comparison is interesting since everybody I know has said exactly the same of iOS 7.

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