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by wsha 12y ago
ddar sounds like it could be really useful. However, it looks like the last functional change to code base on GitHub was a year and a half ago. What do you think the future of the project is? For something like backups, I wouldn't want
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by wsha 12y ago
I thought the exact same thing. When reading this, I was reminded of similar rants I have seen about Wikipedia. As a casual user of both sites, I have had pretty much only positive experiences. I use both sites are starting points for ideas
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by wsha 12y ago
Not sure what to make of this, but, when my MBP died (could not even boot), I was so fed up with Apple that I bought a Lenovo...with Superfish on it. We'll see how the repair goes. Maybe I'll be crawling back to OS X now (though I
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by wsha 12y ago
Indeed, I use and appreciate freefillableforms.com. Sorry, I should have clarified that I was talking about the state government tax filing process not having a free electronic submission process (at least for the three states I have filed
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by wsha 12y ago
Superfish really creeped me out last November when I got a new Lenovo laptop. I first noticed it when using Firefox with NoScript. A script from best-deals-products.com was being blocked on every site that I went to (I never unblocked it so
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by wsha 12y ago
Actually, the point of this change is that there is no opt out. The main target of this change is to prevent grayware from silently sideloading bad add-ons onto users' systems. Up to this point, such grayware could hide behind the argu
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by wsha 12y ago
Interesting point. For the past few years, I have printed out my return and mailed it in because that is free and e-filing costs money. I do it partly because it is cheaper but also partly because I find it sad that e-filing is not easier a
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by wsha 12y ago
PC-BSD is built on top of FreeBSD, so there's likely not much difference between something can run one vs. the other, especially if you want to set up a desktop environment (basically what PC-BSD provides).