where are you going that you're stumbling on child porn all the time? and c: that was my point, if you go after the creator/distributor you're actually *doing* something to protect children rather than ignoring the problem.
because blocking:
a: doesn't actually prevent access
b: costs money
c: allows the government to ignore the fact that the material exists rather than trying to put the creator/distributor in jail
d: fucks with my internet
ie isn't the mainstream any more and i really hope that turning off features like webgl make it into the other browsers soon so people can stop listing this as a concern. how hard is it to block a tag?
integrated domain auth isn't that big a deal, on firefox they just have to put their pass in and click remember. if you want it to happen automatically you need to add the domain to about::config somehow, i don't care enough to figure it out but it probably isn't that hard.
but the main reason people are all jumping on the bandwagon is because with html5 there is at least a light at the end of the tunnel. sure it's missing a bunch of features but at the same time it eats into flash's feature set it fixes a bunch of the flaws with html4/xthml. Also it's not the complete cluster fuck that is flash.
heh, their help desk is hilarious, had to get a dsl password reset, after 30 mins on the line to one of their staff from Papua New Guinea (i believe they actually give them english lessons to get them into the role) and them attempting to sms me the new randomised password 5 times and receiving nothing we were at an impasse. i gave up for the night, called back the next day to get one of their remaining australian staff, he reset the password and told me it over the phone and i was rolling. about a week later one of the sms came through with my new *email* password. efficient.
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where are you going that you're stumbling on child porn all the time? and c: that was my point, if you go after the creator/distributor you're actually *doing* something to protect children rather than ignoring the problem.
because blocking:
a: doesn't actually prevent access
b: costs money
c: allows the government to ignore the fact that the material exists rather than trying to put the creator/distributor in jail
d: fucks with my internet
if you outlaw stealing only criminals can steal
locked in a box for 23 hours a day is trivial?
they're both fucking retarded situations.. would you prefer to have 1 finger cut off or 2? or should people be leaving your fingers the fuck alone?
not if they're sane, we're at the tail end of the xbox and ps3's life cycle and they're really showing their age
dx.com? what the fuck are you even talking about, maybe you should actually provide a link to a better product for the same price?
i care, i just don't care enough not to buy one.
most ACs are just trolls, so how is it irrational bias?
so just make it default copyrighted or default bsd and have done with it.
in aus they just re-priced everything to $x.95
how is the whole screen start menu different to desktop shortcuts?
gpu acceleration isn't needed for what the web does now, it's needed for what the web can do in the future.
ie isn't the mainstream any more and i really hope that turning off features like webgl make it into the other browsers soon so people can stop listing this as a concern. how hard is it to block a tag?
integrated domain auth isn't that big a deal, on firefox they just have to put their pass in and click remember. if you want it to happen automatically you need to add the domain to about::config somehow, i don't care enough to figure it out but it probably isn't that hard.
i think that was his point, ie is not the target market.
but the main reason people are all jumping on the bandwagon is because with html5 there is at least a light at the end of the tunnel. sure it's missing a bunch of features but at the same time it eats into flash's feature set it fixes a bunch of the flaws with html4/xthml. Also it's not the complete cluster fuck that is flash.
heh, their help desk is hilarious, had to get a dsl password reset, after 30 mins on the line to one of their staff from Papua New Guinea (i believe they actually give them english lessons to get them into the role) and them attempting to sms me the new randomised password 5 times and receiving nothing we were at an impasse. i gave up for the night, called back the next day to get one of their remaining australian staff, he reset the password and told me it over the phone and i was rolling. about a week later one of the sms came through with my new *email* password. efficient.
that is kinda ingeneous
it *looks* like (shitty article) that you can bypass unique wireless passwords with a default admin password.
it does if you include servers and phones
i never really understood this - it takes less than 10 seconds to pay with cash. this is by far the quickest part of the transaction.
probably not what you want for some reason but you can buy battery packs that plug into the usb port
if you have to worry about other people's stupid code messing with yours you're already fucked.
i hope none of your decisions matter to anyone