I'm usually frustrated because by the time I've used the paid for Windows crowd software for nearly a year or longer I'm being nagged to pay more to upgrade to the next release for reasons other than my own.
So, if he wanted everyone to holding down the f5 key to break my arm (his intent) then that would be grounds for an assult charge?
His intent was to crash a server which apparently the f5 key couldn't do. So even though the intent was a crash, it didn't happen because I say it shouldn't happen with good code (no more that hitting the f10 key once can crash a server, which it could with bad server code but shouldn't).
And btw, if I'm standing around heaving furniture being moved I can expect the slight possibility of an arm being broken. That makes me, the risk taker, more at fault for the broken arm than you, the furniture mover.
Why would you stop using it because there are some stray packages in your system? Yeah, it's a bit sloppy but I guess I just don't see that as an issue important enough to stop using a particular distro. And yes, this has been addressed with some Gentoo utilities.
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So, what webcam do you use?
I'm usually frustrated because by the time I've used the paid for Windows crowd software for nearly a year or longer I'm being nagged to pay more to upgrade to the next release for reasons other than my own.
So, if he wanted everyone to holding down the f5 key to break my arm (his intent) then that would be grounds for an assult charge?
His intent was to crash a server which apparently the f5 key couldn't do. So even though the intent was a crash, it didn't happen because I say it shouldn't happen with good code (no more that hitting the f10 key once can crash a server, which it could with bad server code but shouldn't).
And btw, if I'm standing around heaving furniture being moved I can expect the slight possibility of an arm being broken. That makes me, the risk taker, more at fault for the broken arm than you, the furniture mover.
Why would you stop using it because there are some stray packages in your system? Yeah, it's a bit sloppy but I guess I just don't see that as an issue important enough to stop using a particular distro.
And yes, this has been addressed with some Gentoo utilities.
I saw that you use FlashBlock, which interested me. Doing investigation finds:
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https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=22
which mentions Flashblock and Mozilla crashes. Not sure if this addresses your situation but hopefully it does.
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