That would be funny if it did not actually happen to me. I drive a truck and cross the boarder to Canada and back to the USA. I was literally asked for the keys to the laptop by customs.
I did not know you could steal one identify. How do you do that? I would love to do that my enimies. Image them waking up with a different identify where there friends and family no longer recognizes them. Talk about the ultimate horror.:-)
Font size should be relative, like or not a specific size. The web designer should base the fonts off the default size on the client browser and increase and decrease it, not override it. So one client can set default font size of 10 and another can set default size of 18 and the web site will work on both IF it uses relative size changes.
I have seen many web sites with too small text and have to hit Ctrl-+ to increase the font size. Even if the font size is set large on my end. Too many web site are hard coding the font size and nearly all linux distros follow the DPI that is returned by the plug and play monitor/LCD. So setting the point size to 8 on a 120 DPI monitor will make it unreadable. And for those hard of sight, totally unreadable.
I'me not sure where it started from. But I though the base domain name was for e-mail, witch uses the MX field to direct it to the right server. Or other things that are "serverless" where the domain name is just a starting point, like e-mail and domain registration. If having more then one server decated to a service, www, ftp, etc. makes sense to make sure the URL went to the right server without having to install a decated firewall hardware to redirect ports to the sperate servers. Allthough now a days with all the social networking sites springing up, www does seem to be the stone age now where large sites now split the site across separate servers, like "images", "static", "user", and the most hated one of them all, "ad|adserver|flashad"
I use goggle news. My main beef with it is for a major news stories, I see there is about 1,000 plus articles. However, when I pull up the full list of them and start clicking some of them to read more of the story, they are all the EXACT same thing. I would love it if they detect the dupes and just one link to the major wire services and the others are NOT reprinted wire stuff. I like to get more details and there is usually local paper that does it own story with more details, but it gets buried in 1,000 links of the same story from the wires.
Does it still load a ton of unless features and hides settings to turn off most of the undesirable ones? Last time I used it, it hog most of the system resources and did nearly everything but played the video.
The programmers, like Viacom, force cable companies to carry channels they don't want and therefore forced into package deals of today. Remember the brewhaha a few years ago between a satellite provider and programmer, that resulted a crawl text to all subscribers that there faverate channels may be dropped before they came to a deal.
I would love to have this for windows media center edition. This will allow me to finally run mce under vmware on my dual boot laptop off the hard drive. I have yet to find a corp edition of MCE. I have the legal license key, it just won't work under vmware and I legal right to do so. Really pisses me off about this whole "activation" issue.
Nice thing that the summery explain what the "Ferret" program was and how to find it. Would be nice to actually show my friends the danger of http (not https) web mail.
I use the list to score how long e-mail is greylisted and scoring in spamassassam. DNSBL are notorious for being political and having false positives. So a scoring system works better. Low scores for the worst offenders and higher spam scores for the better DNSBL.
It does not say if _all_ or just the ones that one on the "hit" list plates are "tagged" and recorded. I would object to this system IF it recored _all_ plates and locations. Recording just the ones that came back with warrants or stolen I have no problem with. And would disagree with the ACLU on this one.
Second here. I started out with IDS (Image Display System, not snort;). But development stalled 3-4 years ago and found LinPHA to replace it. Gallery has a poor UI plus you need to upload one image at a time back then. I do batch FTP uploads and LinPHA just runs with it. No "install" routine necessary. I've heared Gallery fixed this somewhat, but LinPHA has a clean UI.
"Filterset.G Updater" is outdated and is no longer recommended by many. Use adblockplus with the two built-in self updating lists. "EasyList" and "EasyElement".
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That would be funny if it did not actually happen to me. I drive a truck and cross the boarder to Canada and back to the USA. I was literally asked for the keys to the laptop by customs.
I did not know you could steal one identify. How do you do that? I would love to do that my enimies. Image them waking up with a different identify where there friends and family no longer recognizes them. Talk about the ultimate horror. :-)
Font size should be relative, like or not a specific size. The web designer should base the fonts off the default size on the client browser and increase and decrease it, not override it. So one client can set default font size of 10 and another can set default size of 18 and the web site will work on both IF it uses relative size changes.
I have seen many web sites with too small text and have to hit Ctrl-+ to increase the font size. Even if the font size is set large on my end. Too many web site are hard coding the font size and nearly all linux distros follow the DPI that is returned by the plug and play monitor/LCD. So setting the point size to 8 on a 120 DPI monitor will make it unreadable. And for those hard of sight, totally unreadable.
I'me not sure where it started from. But I though the base domain name was for e-mail, witch uses the MX field to direct it to the right server. Or other things that are "serverless" where the domain name is just a starting point, like e-mail and domain registration. If having more then one server decated to a service, www, ftp, etc. makes sense to make sure the URL went to the right server without having to install a decated firewall hardware to redirect ports to the sperate servers. Allthough now a days with all the social networking sites springing up, www does seem to be the stone age now where large sites now split the site across separate servers, like "images", "static", "user", and the most hated one of them all, "ad|adserver|flashad"
When will http://slashdot.org/ come out of the dark ages and grow up to http://www.slashdot.org/ ? http://www.slashdot.org/ has been down for years. Could some of you early ones fill in on the story behind this strangeness?
Is that "F**k Islam" or "Fuck Islam"? They are two different groups as far as a computer is concerned.
I use goggle news. My main beef with it is for a major news stories, I see there is about 1,000 plus articles. However, when I pull up the full list of them and start clicking some of them to read more of the story, they are all the EXACT same thing. I would love it if they detect the dupes and just one link to the major wire services and the others are NOT reprinted wire stuff. I like to get more details and there is usually local paper that does it own story with more details, but it gets buried in 1,000 links of the same story from the wires.
Does it still load a ton of unless features and hides settings to turn off most of the undesirable ones? Last time I used it, it hog most of the system resources and did nearly everything but played the video.
The programmers, like Viacom, force cable companies to carry channels they don't want and therefore forced into package deals of today. Remember the brewhaha a few years ago between a satellite provider and programmer, that resulted a crawl text to all subscribers that there faverate channels may be dropped before they came to a deal.
I would love to have this for windows media center edition. This will allow me to finally run mce under vmware on my dual boot laptop off the hard drive. I have yet to find a corp edition of MCE. I have the legal license key, it just won't work under vmware and I legal right to do so. Really pisses me off about this whole "activation" issue.
Nice thing that the summery explain what the "Ferret" program was and how to find it. Would be nice to actually show my friends the danger of http (not https) web mail.
I use the list to score how long e-mail is greylisted and scoring in spamassassam. DNSBL are notorious for being political and having false positives. So a scoring system works better. Low scores for the worst offenders and higher spam scores for the better DNSBL.
It does not say if _all_ or just the ones that one on the "hit" list plates are "tagged" and recorded. I would object to this system IF it recored _all_ plates and locations. Recording just the ones that came back with warrants or stolen I have no problem with. And would disagree with the ACLU on this one.
A ten page article spread out onto 120 pages. Wow. Anyone have a one to ten page link for us dial-up/cell phone uses?
Second here. I started out with IDS (Image Display System, not snort;). But development stalled 3-4 years ago and found LinPHA to replace it. Gallery has a poor UI plus you need to upload one image at a time back then. I do batch FTP uploads and LinPHA just runs with it. No "install" routine necessary. I've heared Gallery fixed this somewhat, but LinPHA has a clean UI.
"Filterset.G Updater" is outdated and is no longer recommended by many. Use adblockplus with the two built-in self updating lists. "EasyList" and "EasyElement".