For me, it actually just started with 0.9 (on my laptop AND on my PC - both FC2). Doesn't take multiple reloads thou, just a single one, to re-render properly. I can confirm it on Firefox startup, new tab loading and new page loading but it doesn't happen every time.
Is it possible that it's something with/. rather than Firefox itself? I just haven't noticed anything wrong with any other web site?!?
p.s. Heh - it's happening again, right now, while I'm previewing this post.
RTFA is not always enough, as it seems. You also need to digest the information and apply thinking process to it.<p>After I did, I figured < 1km will provide ~50Mbps (like VDSL). 200 looks more like an extreme - << 1km or even <<< 1km. Come to think of it, it provides that much bandwidth only in case you plug ISP's DSL straight into your PCI port:o).
I would then hook machines to the Internet and entertain visitors by showing them how clever is XP box to start sending emails on its own, no user intervention required.
It wouldn't take too long to explain what exactly is happening, leaving the definitive answer to 'Which one is more secure?" question to by-standers, rather than have them listen bullshit from MS, Forester, Alexis-what-ever-institution and the likes.
Well, I don't know. What I know thou, is that I'm set if anything unexpected happens with my present job. I'm moving to Frankfurt - surely I'll get job over there.
Hey, everybody can say "Would you like fries with that?" I can too but I am also RHCE and know Yast manual backwords.
People will buy Windows regardless of the amount of viruses available for it. You're hurting the average joe, not Microsoft.
Not my neighbor, who now has FC2 and Crossover office instead of Win2K. He would have switched to Openoffice as well but since he's an accountant he needs MYOB and MS Office.
This is so true. I'm afraid that his management does not understand this though. They are still in a 'retail' mindset and I doubt they will ever be able to recognise real benefits for everyone.
I guess he wouldn't have asked for advice otherwise.
I'd have to call a bullshit here. MS care about customer's well being extends no farther than customer's pocket.
However, due to fast-paced Linux development, they are not able to release half assed product every 3-4 years anymore - there is a better and cheaper option out there. Customers live through tough times as well and they learnt not to upgrade at Bill's wink. All this comes down to revenue decline, forcing MS to do whatever they can to keep as many clients as they can.
I did not have any trouble with either Samsung or Aopen burners. I've tried both K3b and built-in Nautilus stuff. The only intervention required was to manually set burn speed to factory max for a device (not detected by apps).
Well, that's exactly what VP said, so if you were going to give a shot at trolling - tough luck.
I can't believe all "Smart Guy"/"Clever Guy" posts little above - do people actually think that one stays at MS for 16 years and becomes VP for being reasonable?
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Is it possible that it's something with /. rather than Firefox itself? I just haven't noticed anything wrong with any other web site?!?
p.s. Heh - it's happening again, right now, while I'm previewing this post.
Real question is - who is going to make and sell product that will patch MS's AV application?
There is also a link on Dave's home page - Doc Searls (one of the bloggers affected) provides a bit more info. If he understands, I am really at loss as to why /. readers who are not directly affected have to flame this guy.
Apparently, thinking process should be applied when posting to /. as well. HTML tags are not needed if format of the post is set to 'code'.
RTFA is not always enough, as it seems. You also need to digest the information and apply thinking process to it.<p>After I did, I figured < 1km will provide ~50Mbps (like VDSL). 200 looks more like an extreme - << 1km or even <<< 1km. Come to think of it, it provides that much bandwidth only in case you plug ISP's DSL straight into your PCI port :o).
Likewise, lasy people don't want to apply patches or update anti virus software.
If I was in UK at the time, I'd followed them with couple of laptops:
1] WinXP Pro + Office 2K + SymantecAV (OEM)
2] FC2 'everything' install
I would then hook machines to the Internet and entertain visitors by showing them how clever is XP box to start sending emails on its own, no user intervention required.
It wouldn't take too long to explain what exactly is happening, leaving the definitive answer to 'Which one is more secure?" question to by-standers, rather than have them listen bullshit from MS, Forester, Alexis-what-ever-institution and the likes.
Hey, everybody can say "Would you like fries with that?" I can too but I am also RHCE and know Yast manual backwords.
Err, you. The problem would be if they don't.
I'm applying those to friends'/neighbors'/relatives'/clients' computers (servers and desktops alike) for last 3 years. Everybody is happy so far.
Not my neighbor, who now has FC2 and Crossover office instead of Win2K. He would have switched to Openoffice as well but since he's an accountant he needs MYOB and MS Office.
Bullshit. This has become so tiresome, it's not even troll anymore.
It means that she is actually root. Apparently, on all machines :o(
[user@machine user]$ man woman
No manual entry for woman
[user@machine user]$
Looks like his name might be Joe Dob.
I guess he wouldn't have asked for advice otherwise.
She would have to master haiku first.
However, due to fast-paced Linux development, they are not able to release half assed product every 3-4 years anymore - there is a better and cheaper option out there. Customers live through tough times as well and they learnt not to upgrade at Bill's wink. All this comes down to revenue decline, forcing MS to do whatever they can to keep as many clients as they can.
They are scared. Shitless.
There's a solution! Just get couple of cousins to keep you company when you go somewhere. No need to look nervous or angry at all.
I did not have any trouble with either Samsung or Aopen burners. I've tried both K3b and built-in Nautilus stuff. The only intervention required was to manually set burn speed to factory max for a device (not detected by apps).
Versions 6 and 7 are officially supported on cxoffice 3 pro.
I must agree with Mr Weenie. He got it right. You don't seem to understand the difference between the value and the price.
RTFA. Says there, 1.57 million units sold.
World domination!
I can't believe all "Smart Guy"/"Clever Guy" posts little above - do people actually think that one stays at MS for 16 years and becomes VP for being reasonable?