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by mfwoods 13y ago
Or watch it live here: http://www.flightradar24.com/#!/AFL213
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by mfwoods 13y ago
Sure, I agree that governments spying on other governments is something that is a necessary evil up to a certain point. In my opinion this is vastly different from a government reading and storing pretty much all foreign communication they
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by mfwoods 13y ago
This shouldn't be a surprise at all. Using Tor hides your location, so they assume you are foreign unless proven otherwise. If I were to agree with the law that allows all of the snooping that the NSA does, I'd say this is pretty
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GSoC 2013 mentoring organizations announced(google-melange.com)
3 points by mfwoods 14y ago|0 comments
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by mfwoods 14y ago
No, because 3D works by showing a different image to each eye. What you propose would show both images to both eyes, and you would get the same thing as when you look at current 3D displays without the proper 3D glasses; the two images past
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by mfwoods 14y ago
Firefox (nightly) and chromium don't ignore the trailing dot either and both display an invalid certificate error.
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by mfwoods 14y ago
Plus it seems to 'split' tags resulting in things like this: <width="25%" align="left"> Not very pretty.
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by mfwoods 14y ago
Unless it's just been fixed, it's reachable here from FR and NL.
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by mfwoods 14y ago
Single domain SSL certificates don't cost a lot of money or are even free[1] which are ideal for small/personal websites. Won't solve the three problems you listed, but saves you the trouble of installing your own personal root across your