Indeed. It's rather annoying, that I have to close Firefox after a whole day at work while leaving all other programs running over night.
For your tabs, there's an extension which saves your tabs (or other stuff) when you close Firefox and reopens all of them when you start it up again: SessionSaver.
I've seen a crashing Firefox too recently, but most of the time, a plugin was directly involved while loading the page (Java, for example). I must say though, that a plugin shouldn'be able to crash Firefox itself, although it does. Couldn't firefox load the plugin somehow in an new thread which can die anytime it wants?
This will get them some serious headaches as lots of people delete their cookies regularly...
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Of course a self made script has endless features if added:) Well ab can do concurrent requests and output very nice statistics, in case you're in for some real figures not only the load on the test machine itself:)
Yes it does now. The nano click wheel at least comes with a click on the internal soundchip or in the headphones after the you scrolled down one entry up or down in the list.
I installed gtkpod 0.94 via yum from dries on a fresh Fedora Core 4 installation and could browse the new nano. Synching failes most of the time as gtkpod 0.94 has a bug in handling music directories. It's already fixed in CVS which I intend to check out later today.
The Internat Archive is fucking up big time with their robots.txt stuff. If you exclude a site from beeing shown, it doesn't show anything, correct. But: If this site goes offline, the archived pages of that former site are all available, not blocked at all.
For your very own (desktop wallpaper) personal use, this should be fine, or isn't even this case allowed? Can't I print out a google map and cut it in half and post it to my monitor? So why can't I stich two maps and post it on my desktop... strange. Just do not publish it.
Sure but... why does my mozilla install xpis from all over the planet if I agree (by clicking on "install")? "Software Installation" in the prefs does not show any sign for a whitelist... 1.7.7 here.
Yeah sure. Not. To waste modpoints in the troll talk stuff which no one is reading anyway... Moderators: Use your points only in the relevant article only...
Haha my ass. Ethical standards. What about their eternal cookie? Ever looked at the expiry date of a google.com|whatevertld cookie in your cookie file? 2038 or something. Highest ethical standards. Pha.
If your BitTorrent client uploads the content (or chunks of it) you're downloading, it's most likely that you violate copyright laws. Some people can live with that, some not.
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Indeed. It's rather annoying, that I have to close Firefox after a whole day at work while leaving all other programs running over night.
For your tabs, there's an extension which saves your tabs (or other stuff) when you close Firefox and reopens all of them when you start it up again: SessionSaver.
I've seen a crashing Firefox too recently, but most of the time, a plugin was directly involved while loading the page (Java, for example). I must say though, that a plugin shouldn'be able to crash Firefox itself, although it does. Couldn't firefox load the plugin somehow in an new thread which can die anytime it wants?
Limewire? Not really anymore. But there's always another gnutella client out there.
I thought the point about the black helicopters was, that they're able to move without making any noise at all...
Nice one!
10 in binary or in decimal? :P
Why not? It's based on technology from kontiki.com, see yourself there.
This will get them some serious headaches as lots of people delete their cookies regularly...
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Of course a self made script has endless features if added :) Well ab can do concurrent requests and output very nice statistics, in case you're in for some real figures not only the load on the test machine itself :)
I have 10-20 wget shell scripts beating the webserver continuously
Theres also ab for hammering a site, ApacheBenchmark in case you're using Apache.
no tactile feedback at all
Yes it does now. The nano click wheel at least comes with a click on the internal soundchip or in the headphones after the you scrolled down one entry up or down in the list.
I installed gtkpod 0.94 via yum from dries on a fresh Fedora Core 4 installation and could browse the new nano. Synching failes most of the time as gtkpod 0.94 has a bug in handling music directories. It's already fixed in CVS which I intend to check out later today.
Instead of a shameless plug, you could have linked to the Google Talk Support Article about Gaim itself.
From squirrelmail.org: Several cross site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilties have been discovered in SquirrelMail versions 1.4.0 - 1.4.4.
I assume, that's the reason for the 1.4.4 login screen at their demo page.
But only in the real chat mode and there only in split windows (not IRC) style IMHO.
I can get wifi out by my pool...
You misspelled "basement".
The Internat Archive is fucking up big time with their robots.txt stuff. If you exclude a site from beeing shown, it doesn't show anything, correct. But: If this site goes offline, the archived pages of that former site are all available, not blocked at all.
For your very own (desktop wallpaper) personal use, this should be fine, or isn't even this case allowed? Can't I print out a google map and cut it in half and post it to my monitor? So why can't I stich two maps and post it on my desktop... strange. Just do not publish it.
... neither eval.google.com nor searchbistro.com were available for comment :P
Sure but... why does my mozilla install xpis from all over the planet if I agree (by clicking on "install")? "Software Installation" in the prefs does not show any sign for a whitelist... 1.7.7 here.
Well, any article about RIM recalls the prank called RIM Job :)
Yeah sure. Not. To waste modpoints in the troll talk stuff which no one is reading anyway... Moderators: Use your points only in the relevant article only...
Haha my ass. Ethical standards. What about their eternal cookie? Ever looked at the expiry date of a google.com|whatevertld cookie in your cookie file? 2038 or something. Highest ethical standards. Pha.
There are already banner ads on Google AdSense.
If your BitTorrent client uploads the content (or chunks of it) you're downloading, it's most likely that you violate copyright laws. Some people can live with that, some not.