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I am also using FF Developer Edition on Arch Linux.
It says Firefox on Linux to me.
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I am also using FF Developer Edition on Arch Linux.
It says Firefox on Linux to me.
But it doesn't seem very well supported since 2012.
Bigger sites couldn't be targeted cost-effectively because they would have to make a lot more noise for themselves to even show up in the analytics reports. Also, the people reading the reports are more likely professional and aware of those techniques.
Their algorithm is probably not so advanced, so they just shoot lots of requests to any site they can find. Luckily for them, most sites are small and unsuccessful.
I have a site with less than 200 "visits" per month. 20% of traffic apparently comes from the site semalt.semalt.com. 10% comes from this site: buttons-for-website.com. Another 6% is from this one: make-money-online.7makemoneyonline.com
Imagine an apple-manufactured external graphics card that you can carry around and plug into your MacBook Air/Pro.
It could boost sales pretty significantly. I know quite a few people who did not buy a MacBook just because games don't run well enough, and went for another brand that fits their needs in this area (the bigger MacBooks are more expensive, and their advantage to competitors disappears).
The current MacBook Air 13" has 1.08kg while the current 13" MacBook Pro has 1.57kg. That's a pretty big difference if you carry a laptop almost all the time.
For me, losing both USB ports, the SD slot, and having to carry a USB adapter and converter would be just inconvenient.
If they really removed the SD slot, why wouldn't they instead replace it with a MicroSD slot? It seems like microSDs are very popular right now, have become insanely cheap, and fit into every camera with a normal SD slot through adapters.
Why would they drop the thunderbolt port? Again, if this is correct, Apple could of course be working on a Chromecast-esque thing you can carry around and put into the HDMI slot of the TV, connecting to it over 802.11ac WiFi or so.
No charging port? Ok, maybe Apple is developing a high-power wireless charging technique, but I have my doubts. Possibly the port is just on the back.
Eliminating all bezels on the sides of the keyboard for all models of the new MacBook Air (only one model, the 12" one) seems exaggerated. I would much rather have a slightly bigger MBA with some bezels (it is also comfortable to rest the hands on them) and a decent battery (the current MBA's is great).
My preferred solution would be for them to keep the current 13" MacBook Air, give it a retina display, USB 3.1, and maybe upgrade the processor.
The program has to encrypt them, unlink the files, and save the encrypted files / archive. If the filesystem needs more space later, it writes over those (discarded) files, right? Everything else would increase disk wear and decrease performance.
Edit: of course excluding SSDs with TRIM/discard enabled.
For all the other talks there are also mp4 videos and mp3 audio files.
If governments can justify censoring access to a program like this for those reasons, then I am worried.
OnePlus (or Micromax) actually very recently announced a replacement for Cyanogenmod 11S: https://forums.oneplus.net/threads/rom-official-5-0-android-...
I somehow still don't understand how they will be able to include Google Apps without being a member of the Open Handset Alliance when shipping an almost exact fork of Android.(http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2013/10/googles-iron-grip-on-...)
However, they will surely continue making phones at that price on which the pure version of Cyanogenmod can be installed.
Xiaomi seems very promising since they also make phones at that price point with similar specs, and Cyanogenmod ROMs are in development. I know it might be hard to get them in the US, but in Europe they can even be ordered from Amazon.
According to the list it has been specifically blocked. It appears to be a pastebin clone written in PHP.
Almost all of them are pastebin-like sites.
http://atnsoft.com/atnsoft.com/textpaster/ seems very unrelated.
My assumption would have been that a government crawler stumbled upon some messages it didn't like and the sites they were on ended up on the list, but the two sites above would unlikely be affected by this.
Archive.org was probably affected because they mirrored some content of any of them.
This seems like someone is trying to resell the phone at profit while supply is low.
The phone is justifiably getting bad reviews at this price, but Google and Motorola would probably not like this. Why is this possible on Amazon?
> Yes, without any license, your code defaults to falling under copyright law.
> In that case, legally speaking no one can reproduce, distribute, or create
> derivative works from your work. You may or may not want that. In any case,
> that's only the theory. In practice you'd find defending your rights to be
> difficult.
I am sure defending your rights in this case is no problem, assuming you have enough money. If you don't have enough power to enforce them, the same thing could probably be said about using licenses as well.
I wonder how they "measured" this. A Macbook Air 11" + extra display is quite different from a Macbook Pro 15" + extra display.
All computers are full of surveillance software (Apple Remote Desktop), and there is a person constantly monitoring them (in the library and in classrooms).
The internet can only be accessed through a firewall blocking content that really shouldn't be blocked. Pages like nmap.org are blocked under the phrase "hacking". Minecraft and any pages related to games (like wikis), or even slightly related, possibly completely unrelated, were blocked for for the reason "games", as if that would have stopped people from bringing them on a USB drive. At some point I had a school project about Minecraft and was told to research. I could, but that was because of my SSH socks proxy.
It's sad that Google gets set to "safe mode" and deactivates HTTPS when accessing it from a specific IP address on the will of schools. However, that's great for WiFi sniffing and practicing the use of Ettercap.
Don't ever accept a school-provided device without removing whatever OS or ROM there is on it and flashing/installing something new.
Great choice of Arch Linux tethered to the phone (me too).
There's no zsh or iTerm2, but it is much easier to read. I guess it would be possible to make something that downloads the binaries, sets them up temporarily and opens them.
They should really change this. The page took more than 8s to load (with cached images).
paste it into http://watson-um-demo.mybluemix.net/demo
87% Openness, 5% Agreeableness, that's funny.