xorglorb

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   by xorglorb 16y ago

   I found the binary "firesheep-backend" in: ~/Library/Application Support/Firefox/Profiles/<profile>.default/extensions/firesheep@codebutler.com/platform/Darwin_x86-gcc3 I ran both: ./firesheep-backend --fix-permission
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   by xorglorb 16y ago

   SEO
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   by xorglorb 16y ago

   You are not alone. Many of the (real) programmers I know fit the reclusive but highly intelligent stereotype and don't have Facebook, MySpace (does it still exist?) or Twitter accounts. But all of the programmers I know would gladly profit
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   by xorglorb 16y ago

   Add MacPorts (/opt/local/bin) to the front of your path and you have fully updated versions of all of your favorite UNIX goodies such as Emacs, Clang and Python.
5. 125.▲
   by xorglorb 16y ago

   It will delay the problem for another 10, maybe 20, years but it will not solve the problem.
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   by xorglorb 16y ago

   Also, W3Schools is most visited by web developers, who by nature want to burn IE at the stake. The most objective measure we could get is if someone from Google released their Browser/OS data.
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   by xorglorb 16y ago

   Strange, Lucid works great without any problems on my Macbook Pro 6,2. What model are you running?
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   by xorglorb 16y ago

   It might be better to call it "falling blocks", or another generic name, or else you might get another DMCA request.