"Quote" - The plug-in screen shows options for always activate, ask to activate and never activate.
It may in the English version but in FF24 Spanish all I get is ask to activate and never activate.
Chrome (in Spanish) blocks too but at least gives me the always activate option.
Due to the EXTREME IMPACT this has on the Public Sector here - and that we're somewhat forced to use M-Soft for other applications - We had to return to Explorer yesterday. Sorry - But moves like this could well kill off the use of Firefox. Java applets are continuously used in the piping of Digital signatures to secure ministerial sites. This includes PRIVATE citizens. IMO Java has to be "trusted" even if we don't. Otherwise the use of Firefox WILL DIMINISH. 90% of users have NO BLOODY IDEA.
I am a firm fan of Firefox at home - but at work it's causing me more hassle than it's worth.
They hopefully will convince Mozilla to back this out, and
figure out a better UI for the user to deal with. A small red clickable icon
that leads to more clicking is not going to fly with non-tech users.
Disclaimer: I'm in the Java SE Product Management team at Oracle.
Just to add to my colleague in Engineering Joe McGlynn's comment #61 -- we're happy to help here however we can. We do frequently speak with mcoates, but are happy to plug into any other channels the mozilla team think would be worthy (as we seemed to somehow miss this one until it was too late I think we need more contact/channels). For example, I think we can help address questions related to the Java 6 (and Java 5, for that matter) updates as they are still supported and do receive updates along with the latest public baseline(s).
As comment #50 notes, bugzilla is not forum software - so I'll leave it at that and send @bsmedberg a quick note and continue to try to catch up wit @coates.
First I've heard that Java 5 and 6 are not considered dead yet.
On July 10, 2001, two months before the attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, then-CIA Director George J. Tenet met with his counterterrorism chief, J. Cofer Black, at CIA headquarters to review the latest on Osama bin Laden and his al-Qaeda terrorist organization. Black laid out the case, consisting of communications intercepts and other top-secret intelligence showing the increasing likelihood that al-Qaeda would soon attack the United States. It was a mass of fragments and dots that nonetheless made a compelling case, so compelling to Tenet that he decided he and Black should go to the White House immediately.
Psychopaths have no shame.
That functionality does not exist within their brains.
They only know to attack that which conflicts with their
internally bug-ridden brain.
They are like cylons, they are not human.
A year-long review of a police shooting in Cleveland has finally concluded. The investigation stems from a police pursuit late last year that resulted in the deaths of both suspects in the vehicle, who were at the receiving end of 137 bullets fired by Cleveland police officers.
You are reading and/or listening to insane life forms
attempting to convince the reader/listener that their
insane brain is correct, and every elses brain is wrong.
Pure insanity by TPTB. Darkside. Crazyiness.
Denial. Fascism.
Get used to it, the nutcases destroying your planet
have no clue to the amount of damage they are causing.
You are fine. That is normal background noise. Not really a DoS, just normal
probes, which are not frequent enough to be considered a DoS.
Ignore the terminolgy that netgear is using.
The slowness you encounter at times likely is upstream from you.
You should expect it in the evening.
You have make sure everything is off, and *then* get a new WAN ip.
Once any of the machines behind the router are up, your WAN ip
will likely be exposed immediately, and turning off the computers
*after* that is like closing the barn door after the horses have left.
If it still occurs with everything off, and keeping them off after
restarting the router with a new WAN ip, then two things:
1) your router is owned and/or sucks.
2) you are being port scanned constantly, and your router is
not behaving well (responding with ICMP unreachable for example),
exposing the fact that you are there.
Have you tried to reset your router to factory defaults and start over?
If you reset router, and do not open *ANY* ports, and reject ident requests, etc,
that is, only allow NAT, does the problem still occur?
It may be your VOIP box, it may be your DirecTV box.
You need to turn *everything* off in order to find the box that is leading
to the problem.
If everything is off, and you restart the router, with no ports open,
get a new WAN ip,
and leave everything off behind the router, and the problem starts up
again, then router is suspect, or your ISP has issues.
I see you have a combo DSL modem/router. I prefer separate
modem from router, but it should work. That does not mean that
it has not been hacked.
One final thing. Find someone else that is local to you on the
same ISP, and see if they notice the same problems.
(P.S. Appologies for assuming your sex incorrectly)
Something is calling home to give away your ip quickly.
What computers and OSes are you using? What antivir?
A lot of anitvirus programs suck.
Shutdown everything. Force new WAN ip on router.
See if problem occurs with no devices on behind the router.
If it does, maybe it is the router that is running malware.
If still quiet, bring up one machine at a time behind the router
and wait a while before doing next machine.
Any wireless devices? Is your wifi *really* secured?
That also happens with the name. You apply for a job, they search for your name
on various sites, your name shows up, your app goes in the trash.
The clueless HR person does not bother to note that a match on the name
is not a match on the person. And it is way too difficult for them to use a middle
initial, or even a location match. Nope, first and last name shows up, you
are automagically disqualified.
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Yeah, but the tape drive is dying, and the station wagon has bald tires.
Perhaps it should be banged on a bit before worrying about 4.9.x as it takes a while before everyone starts using the bleeding edge gcc.
From Link:
First I've heard that Java 5 and 6 are not considered dead yet.
How to enable Java if its been blocked
So, now, the lastest version of Java (7.45) is considered outdated.
Absolutely brain-dead decision.
Both involved access via web where the web app failed to do proper validation. Apparently Verizon actually handled this well.
You *are* food. You just have not met the consumers yet. Just remember, when the harvesters arrive, to not board the vehicle.
Psychopaths have no shame. That functionality does not exist within their brains. They only know to attack that which conflicts with their internally bug-ridden brain. They are like cylons, they are not human.
That almost always happens when they are your employer. Especially if you work in the IC.
You are reading and/or listening to insane life forms attempting to convince the reader/listener that their insane brain is correct, and every elses brain is wrong.
Pure insanity by TPTB. Darkside. Crazyiness. Denial. Fascism.
Get used to it, the nutcases destroying your planet have no clue to the amount of damage they are causing.
wget http://www.slashdot.org/ | sha512sum
You are fine. That is normal background noise. Not really a DoS, just normal probes, which are not frequent enough to be considered a DoS. Ignore the terminolgy that netgear is using. The slowness you encounter at times likely is upstream from you. You should expect it in the evening.
1) your router is owned and/or sucks.
2) you are being port scanned constantly, and your router is not behaving well (responding with ICMP unreachable for example), exposing the fact that you are there.
Have you tried to reset your router to factory defaults and start over? If you reset router, and do not open *ANY* ports, and reject ident requests, etc, that is, only allow NAT, does the problem still occur?
It may be your VOIP box, it may be your DirecTV box. You need to turn *everything* off in order to find the box that is leading to the problem.
If everything is off, and you restart the router, with no ports open, get a new WAN ip, and leave everything off behind the router, and the problem starts up again, then router is suspect, or your ISP has issues.
I see you have a combo DSL modem/router. I prefer separate modem from router, but it should work. That does not mean that it has not been hacked.
One final thing. Find someone else that is local to you on the same ISP, and see if they notice the same problems.
(P.S. Appologies for assuming your sex incorrectly)
Actually, he probably needs to go to some other location to be able to download tools in a timely manner.
Something is calling home to give away your ip quickly. What computers and OSes are you using? What antivir? A lot of anitvirus programs suck. Shutdown everything. Force new WAN ip on router. See if problem occurs with no devices on behind the router. If it does, maybe it is the router that is running malware. If still quiet, bring up one machine at a time behind the router and wait a while before doing next machine. Any wireless devices? Is your wifi *really* secured?
And linked-lists.
It is when it is visible because of the lack of ice that some of the global warming deniers will wake up. Maybe.
That also happens with the name. You apply for a job, they search for your name on various sites, your name shows up, your app goes in the trash. The clueless HR person does not bother to note that a match on the name is not a match on the person. And it is way too difficult for them to use a middle initial, or even a location match. Nope, first and last name shows up, you are automagically disqualified.
Don't forget the duct tape.
If your 'advanced' training is to disable Flash and Java, well, good luck at your company. Apparently the Peter Principle is alive and well there.
Even odds. The APT may have started with Flash.
The extortionists don't want their new targets to know how much they extorted from prior victims.
This is why they always want the victim to sign a NDA.
Just another attack by the darkside, nothing more.
Barnes & Noble Exposes Microsoft's "Trivial" Patents and Strategy Against Android
Barnes & Noble did not put up with the BS, and neither will Samsung.
He did delegate. Developers, developers, developers! Look how that worked out. One leaving, His Billness being questioned.