I think CCC only picks up changes that affect an item's price for at least a day - most of those prime lightning deals are 4 hours max. A thing to keep in mind with those, if the item isn't a name brand, check it's competitors... frequently a lightning deal is a discount on a no-name-like product that is overpriced, and has competitors that sell an equal or better product at the same sale price (potentially less) every day.
From what I can tell, after FF 57 - so long as you are running Nightly or what passes for Aurora now (Firefox Developer Edition, one version behind Nightly proper), you will be "allowed" to continue to use *Legacy Extensions for now.
* Every single known Firefox extensions, not written by Mozilla for Test Pilot.
Most of the world is hardly impressed with Apple. Pretty much just the 5 eyes (Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States).
0. 57% Japan
Five Eyes: 1. 48% G.Britain 2. 46% Australia 3. 43% USA 4. 39% Canada 5. 31% New Zealand
Rest of the World: 5. 24% France 6. 24% EU5 7. 20% China 8. 20% Germany 9. 16% Italy 10. 13% Spain ...
Pretty much, just update your codecs periodically. MPC in all of it flavours (MPC, MPC-HC, MPC-BE, etc) have been rock stable for over a decade of releases.
Sure. So why does Hogan sue Gawker instead of his supposed "friend" that watched, recorded and released said tape of Hogan fucking said friend's wife. Oh right, in America blame and SUE the messenger into oblivion.
Before SystemD, when I restarted a service|daemon, I would see a console message when the service stopped/restarted or failed. With SystemD I see absolutely nothing for success or failure. Improvement? Certainly fucking not. Needing to do a PS|GREP on the service is hardly an improvement over anything.
This is just one of the many reasons why you don't use Chrome as your primary browser. Firefox has had Mozilla-signed extensions for year(s) now to protect the non-developers.
I've noticed a fair chunk of Javascript lately, is used to open|create websockets, and when a piece of that fails, due to inline-script block or similar, it causes the ad-block counters to run off the charts. Except when the websocket wasn't blocked? Firefox climed to 8GB of Ram in less than 30 mins.
The only problem I've had on eBay were a few attempts to get a discounted Windows license. Every time was a scam. Never had an issue with an actual physical good.
Still is. Got a Pioneer DEH-150MP car stereo for 20 bucks last week.
Compared to Amazon, Ebay is a "pleasant" experience: faster page loads, better product filtering, more convenient "collections", etc. - with the caveat of generally longer delivery times.
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I think CCC only picks up changes that affect an item's price for at least a day - most of those prime lightning deals are 4 hours max. A thing to keep in mind with those, if the item isn't a name brand, check it's competitors... frequently a lightning deal is a discount on a no-name-like product that is overpriced, and has competitors that sell an equal or better product at the same sale price (potentially less) every day.
From what I can tell, after FF 57 - so long as you are running Nightly or what passes for Aurora now (Firefox Developer Edition, one version behind Nightly proper), you will be "allowed" to continue to use *Legacy Extensions for now.
* Every single known Firefox extensions, not written by Mozilla for Test Pilot.
Beyond that, Fuck Mozilla.
Most of the world is hardly impressed with Apple. Pretty much just the 5 eyes (Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States).
Sources:
Courageous Crap.
Battery life on my Xiaomi with a 4400mAH battery and MediaTek CPU was over 12 hours. The iPhone doesn't get anywhere close to that.
Pretty much, just update your codecs periodically. MPC in all of it flavours (MPC, MPC-HC, MPC-BE, etc) have been rock stable for over a decade of releases.
Sure. So why does Hogan sue Gawker instead of his supposed "friend" that watched, recorded and released said tape of Hogan fucking said friend's wife. Oh right, in America blame and SUE the messenger into oblivion.
Before SystemD, when I restarted a service|daemon, I would see a console message when the service stopped/restarted or failed. With SystemD I see absolutely nothing for success or failure. Improvement? Certainly fucking not. Needing to do a PS|GREP on the service is hardly an improvement over anything.
Which is why you don't hear about this stupid bullshit occuring over on the Mozilla side of the fence.
Mozilla has a community built around their browser and around the extension add-on repository. Chrome has an "addon-store of abandoned addons".
No it's not. To release an updated extension it needs to be re-signed by Mozilla. You think they will re-sign an extension that does this? Right.
Aye, but uMatrix with just a handful of default rules blocks 99%+ of what Ghostery & uBlock do.
This is just one of the many reasons why you don't use Chrome as your primary browser. Firefox has had Mozilla-signed extensions for year(s) now to protect the non-developers.
I've noticed a fair chunk of Javascript lately, is used to open|create websockets, and when a piece of that fails, due to inline-script block or similar, it causes the ad-block counters to run off the charts. Except when the websocket wasn't blocked? Firefox climed to 8GB of Ram in less than 30 mins.
Apparently NewEgg and Rosewill are owned by Hangzhou New Century Information Technology Co., Ltd..
Open-box @ NewEgg is a blatant scam, and except for one purchase in 2016, I've been NewEgg free since 2012.
What competent programmer converts the abstraction of code to ENGLISH to grok it?
generally translates to "for size T i equals zero, i less than item list dot size, plus-plus i.
No it doesn't. It translates to, "Iterate 'itemlist'" , You're Welcome.
Man... only a 2 key rollover on the Model M - that would be of no use whatsoever for me today.
...that goes up to -11.
The Nest thermostat allows fractional (1/4, 1/3, and 1/2) F* temperature settings. You can easily feel the difference between 76.6 and 77.
RUNAS USAGE:
RUNAS [ [/noprofile | /profile] [/env] [/savecred | /netonly] ] /user: program
RUNAS [ [/noprofile | /profile] [/env] [/savecred] ] /smartcard [/user:] program
RUNAS /trustlevel: program
The only problem I've had on eBay were a few attempts to get a discounted Windows license. Every time was a scam. Never had an issue with an actual physical good.
Good Riddance. About time we get rid of the gouging "middle-man" to protect us from the man-in-the-middle-attacks.
Keep up AC! There is no Cuban embargo any longer.
Still is. Got a Pioneer DEH-150MP car stereo for 20 bucks last week.
Compared to Amazon, Ebay is a "pleasant" experience: faster page loads, better product filtering, more convenient "collections", etc. - with the caveat of generally longer delivery times.
VI that too.