What about all those apps that Apple don't approve of? I doubt we'll see things like VoIP on the app store, so yes, there are some cases where it's still relevant.
The only downside I can think of is the fact that you can't see the "https" part of secure sites. But the background colour still changes, and you still get the padlock icon, so it's not a huge loss.
But you can use BSD licenced code in GPL licenced projects. From the look of it, the same does not apply to MS-PL licenced code, and that's the issue people have.
no exit node snooping vulnerability (yes, technically we can see everything but all of our products are either not logged or logs are purged after 2 days)
So in other words, "the vulnerability is still there, but don't worry, you can trust us with the data", right?
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What really defines a "product on its own"? After all, Virtually all of the updates since 10.0 could be described as just patches.
They're not being bashed for fixing security problems, they're being bashed for leaving Office on OSX vulnerable.
Where are my DRM-free movie purchases then? Or does DRM only count if it's on music?
That's exactly what Vista and Windows 7 seem to do. Have you used either?
How much of that is system cache and buffers though? You can find it with free -m and looking at the +/- buffers bit.
That's what RefControl is for.
It quite clearly says beta there.
You do realise flashblock can block other types of plugin too, right?
Encrypt your swap using a temporary in-memory key generated at system boot.
Ever bought a car which would only run on the manufacturer's road, and with the manufacturer's fuel? No? It doesn't count then.
A bit like Flash then, except with "Adobe" in place of "M$"? That doesn't seem to have bothered many people.
shift + click works for opening a link in a new window.
Look at the a2enmod command, it does what you're asking for. Specifically the userdir module.
From what I can tell, you're forbidden from using it over the mobile carriers network. You can only use it with Wifi.
What about all those apps that Apple don't approve of? I doubt we'll see things like VoIP on the app store, so yes, there are some cases where it's still relevant.
Did you miss the date he posted that? Look again.
The only downside I can think of is the fact that you can't see the "https" part of secure sites. But the background colour still changes, and you still get the padlock icon, so it's not a huge loss.
But you can use BSD licenced code in GPL licenced projects. From the look of it, the same does not apply to MS-PL licenced code, and that's the issue people have.
Try w3m, it supports tables, mouse, etc.
I think you'll find the evidence supports the Sun being the centre of the solar system, not of the universe.
Not a problem