Another way to do it would be to put both a PPC and Pentium chip on the motherboard... There are lots of dual-CPU systems on the market, but very few with two different processors.
Further proof that the Commodore 128 was simply ahead of its time.;-)
I hope that Google's legacy is to show people how dynamic web sites should be written. I've never seen a web site anywhere near as responsive as gmail or google maps. Every developer of dynamic websites should study those sites and learn those techniques!
So, after very careful, thorough analysis of the situation, including attempts to simulate the exact conditions here on earth, what was the team's decision?
The Bounds Match doesn't respect "lines" -- it respects only byte counts.
Thanks! I guess I never really understood what "bounds match" was used for. I've been trying to put everything inside of "Matching Expression" and leaving "bounds match" blank. That always resulted in not being able to match things that spanned multiple lines. I guess the "bound" is defaulted to single lines if you leave "bounds match" blank? What is the relationship between "Bounds Match" and "Matching Expression"? TIA for your response, and thanks for making me aware of this!
Besides, I can paste GM scripts into Proxomitron filters and still use them!
Yeah, I guess that's true. I just liked the idea of not needing to run a separate proxy program.
So, how would you setup a proxomitron filter to always add some particular script block at the end of a page?
I use Proxomitron. It is much like greasemonkey, but it uses regular expressions.
I've used proxomitron too. It doesn't have this problem because it runs as an HTTP proxy, so it changes the web page before the browser ever sees it.
But the problem I have with proxomitron is that it's a bunch of regexp matches instead of a scripting language. I've yet to figure out how to get a regexp match that spans more than one line as well. But yes, proxo works well for my particular complaint about greasemonkey.
I recently started playing around with Greasemonkey. I love it, but there is one issue that I have with it. It injects its scripts at the end of the web page.
I have a web page that runs a little javascript at the end, where it pops up an alert window, then redirects to another page. I would like to write a greasemonkey script to remove this redirection. Unfortunately, the page's javascript gets run before greasemonkeys. Any ideas about how get my greasemonkey script to run sooner?
I just now visited their website for the first time since it was no longer a website for some failed carbonated beverage, and this is what firefox told me:
Firefox prevented this site from opening 2 popup windows. Click here for options...
It's bad enough that websites have popups at all, but what stupid web developer thinks it's a good idea to pop up TWO windows with one visit???
The suggested "fix" for Firefox simply does not work! It doesn't actually disable IDN like it should! I've changed the setting, cleared the cache, restarted the browser, and it still displays the example fake paypal site in the example.
how something that happens on Earth can affect the rotation time. It's all about angular momentum.
Angular momentum is conserved and is calculated by L = Iw where I is the inertia...
You're just a walking cure for insomnia, aren't you?
Back in 1996 or 1997, I believe it was, my Discover card was expiring, so they sent new ones for me and the wife. The new cards had an expiration date in 2000. In some stores, we had no problems using the cards. But other stores just could never get the card to go through. After hitting several stores that couldn't accept our particular cards, I called Discover and asked them to issue us new cards that expire in December of 1999. That way, I wouldn't have to worry about the Y2K bugs until they would have to be fixed. Never had a problem using my credit card since then.
So there was definitely a problem somewhere in the credit card network.
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I was wondering when IE would be able to support the Unicode URL spoofing attacks!
It's ingenious!
Here are some articles with torque curve graphs for AC Induction motors: ref 1, ref 2.
Here are some links to get you started:
- Mapping Google
- Google Suggest Dissected
- Gmail Agent API
I'll assume you know how to find each of the actual google services.It sounds like "Ah hell, just gun it!"
So, how would you setup a proxomitron filter to always add some particular script block at the end of a page?
But the problem I have with proxomitron is that it's a bunch of regexp matches instead of a scripting language. I've yet to figure out how to get a regexp match that spans more than one line as well. But yes, proxo works well for my particular complaint about greasemonkey.
I have a web page that runs a little javascript at the end, where it pops up an alert window, then redirects to another page. I would like to write a greasemonkey script to remove this redirection. Unfortunately, the page's javascript gets run before greasemonkeys. Any ideas about how get my greasemonkey script to run sooner?
On the moon, a "broom" becomes a "vacuum cleaner"!
Face it - you're posting on Slashdot, so YOU'RE the geek!
Here's a link directly to the .ram file for the first episode of Battlestar Galactica: "33"
I just have to cut & paste all of the +5 comments from the last time this topic was posted! YES!!!
The suggested "fix" for Firefox simply does not work! It doesn't actually disable IDN like it should! I've changed the setting, cleared the cache, restarted the browser, and it still displays the example fake paypal site in the example.
Sanitary Femanine Fermentation?
Shit-Faced Friend?
Hello???
I thought the winking smiley would help people like you, but I guess even that is too subtle.
So there was definitely a problem somewhere in the credit card network.