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by uulbiy 13y ago
I would assume that 3.12 would be used instead since it's the latest long-term stable release of the kernel.
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by uulbiy 13y ago
While this is true, I have the same feeling as jmnicolas since Linus released version 3. I guess it's because of the new release numbering scheme. Let's not forget that we had 2.6 for close to 8 years!
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by uulbiy 13y ago
I see no reason why flashblock would not work with this. If the embed is has a swf extension then it will be blocked.
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by uulbiy 13y ago
What exactly do you mean "it can be used"? Do you mean "can it be delivered"? The answer to both questions is yes, you can order from the UK store and it will be delivered and it will work.
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by uulbiy 13y ago
In theory it is being auto-updated every X weeks (not sure if it's 6). There is also a setting to update immediately when a new release is available which is on on the developer phones. In practice there is a bug[1] and this functional
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by uulbiy 13y ago
'Null' also works
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by uulbiy 13y ago
It's a really great surprise that the only comment[1] in this thread is what I was about to comment. Let me repeat it: Read "Logicomix". Bonus: If you are into it, study the characters' life (Russell, Whitehead, Wittgenstein, Frege, Godel).
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by uulbiy 13y ago
K-Meleon[1] also provides an option to turn off tabbed browsing. Just go to Edit > Preferences > Browsing > Tabbed Browsing and uncheck the "Enable Tabbed Browsing" checkbox. NOTE #1: K-Meleon's last update was 3 years ago. NOTE
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by uulbiy 13y ago
Same with pentadactyl. However with CTRL+z you can temporarily disable pentadactyl (I think it's the same shortcut in vimperator) until you press ESC. If the developer is here and wants a workaround there is a way to make the game work with
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by uulbiy 13y ago
An image extension can be one of many formats (png, jpg, gif etc). The format is important here because the application that will open it (the image viewer for example) needs to be able to understand it[1]. The README is a simple plain text
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by uulbiy 13y ago
It might actually work quite well. "Can you beat the crapcha? You are hired!"
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by uulbiy 14y ago
> Users of this build of Firefox must directly interact with a site or company for a cookie to be installed on their machine. There are not many users that don't interact with google. While I don't expect the chrome team to add this to
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by uulbiy 14y ago
There are quite a lot of linux distros that run (or can run) from ram ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Linux_distributions_th... ). I've used porteus( http://porteus.org/ ) and slax( http://www.slax.org/ ) and although the experience
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by uulbiy 14y ago
An ugly hack for #2 is to run "firefox -no-remote -private -ProfileManager". This will pop up a new session of firefox that is in private mode. However, you will have to choose a profile other than the one you are currently using.
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by uulbiy 14y ago
I have similar configuration. Fedora 64Bit, chromium and gmail work fine. No plugins for chromium, no sync, only a gmail tab is open. I use firefox for everything else. This bug seems interesting!
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by uulbiy 14y ago
My solution is to create various profiles for my different browsing needs. I have my "webdev" profile which has a lot of web development extensions including firebug, I also have my "main" profile for most browsing, the "wastetime" profile
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by uulbiy 14y ago
There is really no need for the equipment that these guys use (or seem to be using). A simple name search at pipl.com yields quite impressive results.
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by uulbiy 14y ago
Actually in my experience ExtJs is one of the best libraries/frameworks* [1]. It has a steep learning curve* [2] but after that you can build awesome applications quite fast. * [1] : library based on the author's definition and framework ba
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by uulbiy 14y ago
My dark side is thinking of a virus, let's call it YouGoToJail, that encrypts a file (say with gunpg - 4mb and works on all OSes) with a random very long password. The virus then deletes all traces to itself. You go to jail!
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by uulbiy 14y ago
Salted password hashing plain and simple: Rule 1: Use a Modern Hash Algorithm (bcrypt, PBKDF2, scrypt) Rule 2a: Use a Long Cryptographically Random Per-User Salt Rule 2b: Have an additional 'system' salt that is a fixed value for the entire
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by uulbiy 14y ago
I used to get the gmail message all the time with firefox on linux. My solution was to use chromium for gmail and firefox for the rest.
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by uulbiy 15y ago
Yes, but not today.