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91.
by pix64 10y ago
Firefox and Safari. Apparently Webkit added support last year ( http://trac.webkit.org/changeset/181632 )
92.
by pix64 10y ago
Neat idea. Here is a BMP I just threw together that is also a webpage. https://mega.nz/#!49MnjKCJ!7HShAESfmM2R450x4z-zLmtCDotOhsLze...
93.
by pix64 10y ago
Doesn't seem to work on the latest Firefox.
94.
by pix64 10y ago
But this was built in 2008
95.
by pix64 10y ago
Netflix uses EME. Amazon Prime Video also I believe.
96.
by pix64 10y ago
Now if only I could get a hotel of the same quality at the same price. Wish hotel rooms came with a kitchen.
97.
by pix64 11y ago
Using 20GB on an android phone without any music.
98.
by pix64 11y ago
ISPs give out the cheapest possible routers.
99.
by pix64 11y ago
Anybody willing to summarize without all unnecessary the ranting?
100.
by pix64 11y ago
What else are you going to do with it? Invest in your employees? Ha.
101.
by pix64 11y ago
You can cycle through different languages
102.
by pix64 11y ago
Cyberduck refuses to implement a two pane interface with a local browser. https://trac.cyberduck.io/ticket/2778 Juggling multiple windows is really annoying. The entire UI is awful besides that also.
103.
by pix64 11y ago
Windows no longer installs telnet.exe by default anymore
104.
by pix64 11y ago
Now if only you could change the Path without logging out and back in.
105.
by pix64 11y ago
OpenSSL wouldn't have accepted a lot of changes. Dropping legacy OS support or not caring about FIPS for examples.
106.
by pix64 11y ago
Firefox doesn't actually ship anything proprietary. DRM module is an optional plugin from Adobe.
107.
by pix64 11y ago
If I pay 2 dollars to play, I have a 50% chance each game of at least breaking even and being able to continue playing. If I pay 4 dollars to play, I have a 25% chance each game of at least breaking even and being able to continue playing.
108.
by pix64 11y ago
Mozilla is not planning on supporting any addons other than Flash in 64-bit Firefox
109.
by pix64 11y ago
A web app is an application on the web ie accessible through a web browser.
110.
by pix64 11y ago
Kept getting stuff in my eyes there.
111.
by pix64 11y ago
http://andreasgal.com/2014/10/14/openh264-now-in-firefox/
112.
by pix64 11y ago
When I signed up they gave me an option for it to not become the default, but then gave me at least one other page trying to trick me into setting it as the default.
113.
by pix64 11y ago
I've been using Subblime + https://github.com/jhasse/sublime-rust
114.
by pix64 12y ago
It sounds like you have two different hard drives. You should change your boot drive in BIOS.
115.
by pix64 12y ago
So how do you know the current bootloader will actually boot your new Windows installation? You don't. Now you have people confused why they can't install windows. This is a very bad "solution".
116.
by pix64 12y ago
Money
117.
by pix64 12y ago
Caps breaks it.
118.
by pix64 12y ago
Found it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FMMP7iRS6DY
119.
by pix64 12y ago
Would it be possible to create a virtual thunderbolt port similar to virtual cd/dvd drives? and if so would that be vulnerable?
120.
by pix64 12y ago
They are here. https://commondatastorage.googleapis.com/chromium-browser-sn...

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