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by nacs 11y ago
Windows 8.1, 16GB RAM
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by nacs 11y ago
> i.e. the default configuration The default configuration for MongoDB is to listen on localhost only. Someone changed the configuration if it was listening on a public IP.
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by nacs 11y ago
Crashes instantly on start (on Windows): Fault Module Name: Qt5Gui.dll Exception Code: c0000005 Exception Offset: 00044856
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by nacs 11y ago
I've found MJPEG to be more bandwidth intensive, especially as the resolution increases however, since its flushing the full frame every time (whereas with GIF you could send just the differences between frames).
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by nacs 11y ago
I have Ghostery installed and enabled (along with uBlock Origin) and I still saw the modal popup: http://thumbsnap.com/i/PQ0bY923.png?1219
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by nacs 11y ago
The iOS app store is actually pretty clean if you look at Google Play -- now that is truly overrun with junk ware. Same with the Chrome extension store.
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by nacs 11y ago
It's actually pretty hard to get on Steam without a publisher. Without a publisher, you have to go through the Greenlight process which requires a ton of people voting "Yes I'll buy it if available" for your game.
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by nacs 11y ago
Yes they allow games in beta.
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by nacs 11y ago
"Better Private browsing" that still features the Pocket bundleware and button in the toolbar that's still not un-installable like other extensions and requires about:config edits to disable..
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by nacs 11y ago
The issue isn't your computer, it's the coding on their website -- it's creating a full screen canvas element to draw everything instead of using HTML markup with progressive enhancements.
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by nacs 11y ago
100% scroll hijacking by this website (and its badly done too) -- I had to scroll my mouse-wheel dozens of times before I even saw any content and navigation. If you want to make a website that tries to illustrate Flash vs HTML, make the HT
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by nacs 11y ago
> Satan's strategy to port the desktop apps I'm assuming that's some kind of auto-correct fail and you meant "Satya"..
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by nacs 11y ago
> Mozilla cares more about stuff like diversifying profits (Pocket integration for example) That's not a good example -- Mozilla supposedly didn't get any money to add Pocket. Why they added that Pocket integration (with no eas
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by nacs 11y ago
If you want to use Truecrypt tech but something that is still updated, try VeraCrypt [1]. It uses the same codebase but has a number of fixes and improvements. [1] https://veracrypt.codeplex.com/
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by nacs 11y ago
My statement was to confirm which browser it does work in to narrow it down. You may want to state which browser you're having problems with to the developer instead of making a useless remark like the one you just made.
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by nacs 11y ago
Works fine for me in Chrome.
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by nacs 11y ago
> but if someone intercepts your mail, then they know your address and could possibly know your phone number. How secure is the activation process Every "normal" credit and debit card I've received in the mail has used thi
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by nacs 11y ago
That's probably so MS can tell the DoJ that their browser can not be separated from the OS.
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by nacs 11y ago
> create a simple web app which lets you point and click where you want it the brush go A lot of the "fun" and challenge from these TwitchPlaysPokemon / TwitchInstallsLinux type projects comes from using people's typi
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by nacs 11y ago
A "more private browsing experience" that still features the Pocket bundleware and button in the toolbar thats still not un-installable like other extensions and requires about:config edits to disable..
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by nacs 11y ago
> it does seem that they spent some time going through the content Or .. the automated filter noticed the words "Jailbreak", "espionage", "attacks", and "Hacking" in the title of the videos and fl
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by nacs 11y ago
Re: From the linked Twitter: "Don't feed the trolls." I personally don't have an opinion on the quick release and am happy to just use the LTS but calling the developers "trolls" seems unnecessarily harsh for p
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by nacs 11y ago
They already go beyond site-and-domain based blocking. Most Adblock extensions support CSS-based rules that will block based on CSS IDs, class names, div-sizes (468x60 is a common ad size) or more complex rules. For the sites that can'
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by nacs 11y ago
> I used Google Fonts for a while, but I find it pathetic to have some font files and some CSS loaded from a different server than mine You can have the fonts and not have any requests leave your site by using something like this[1]. It
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by nacs 11y ago
It's not down, whoever is involved is actively taking down the site (to attempt to hide any evidence I'm guessing). Originally the whole site was up, then they removed the support site, then a few hours later, the entire site.
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by nacs 11y ago
Not really, FTC didn't like it: http://money.cnn.com/2015/05/19/news/companies/radioshack-cu...
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by nacs 11y ago
> has sold Homejoy's user data to Homeaglow Sold it with credit card numbers attached though? That sounds awfully.. illegal even for a liquidation.
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by nacs 11y ago
Adding a small delay after someone types a letter and before the API is hit would improve it a bit in the meantime. Also use history.replaceState so you don't add so many entries to the browser history. Every time I type a letter (or e
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by nacs 11y ago
You realize there are meats that aren't processed? Fish, poultry and such are healthy and recommended. Not sure how "fruits and vegetables does not significantly help reduce risk of cancer" is relevant. Do you only eat things
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by nacs 11y ago
It's his personal blog not some corporate blog or newspaper. I'm not sure it's within your rights to ask him to change the way he writes within his own bubble because you don't like his word choice.

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