Be aware that your Google search history main page contains your last search in the URL (it's a "prev" parameter). Sites you then click on may thus check their referrer logs to get to know what you were searching for previously, which is a potential privacy issue. Google has been alerted to this.
Isn't finding more vulnerabilities a good thing? I mean as long as they're getting patched and all, the browser is becoming more secure with every bugfix.
it's impossible to retrieve the information necessary to make the determination - whether the user has given consent, whether it was a double opt-in list, whether there is a prior relationship, things like that
Even if I did buy the PSP, there's no way I would bring it with me in public, let alone keep it in my pocket. It would be lucky to ever leave the house. Kinda like me, I guess.:(
Actually, the only reason why it works is because if you type in any word into the address bar in Firefox and it's not a http:// link, it will do a "Feeling Lucky" search on Google. This has been implemented for a while.
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Or, if the length of the passwords isn't restricted, just use the whole sentence without any spaces and say goodbye to brute force.
:P
And before you privacy nuts start freaking out, this isn't the start of search logging, as proven here they've been doing it for some time.
Or you can just, you know, block the cookies!
Isn't finding more vulnerabilities a good thing? I mean as long as they're getting patched and all, the browser is becoming more secure with every bugfix.
Couldn't be more true! But I guess that's what life in a nutshell is about, not being prepared for a given situation but eventually adapting to it.
This is obviously a lie. My wireless card isn't picking it up at all!
No, because it's the total is equal to x*y*z, not x+y+z
You mean "kompressed" time
But this isn't even really a game, you didn't even have to RTFA to see that it was used for training.
Unfortunately you wouldn't be able to take pictures of objects that close, this is also why there are no clear up-close pictures of the moon.
Gmail was announced last year on April 1st and it's still around today, is it not?
Don't forget, Gmail was also proposed on April 1st.
Actually, I tried to post a new link but it still had the same problem, it's a slashcode bug, not error on the editor's part.
Replace the %23 with a # and the url will work.
Even if I did buy the PSP, there's no way I would bring it with me in public, let alone keep it in my pocket. It would be lucky to ever leave the house. Kinda like me, I guess. :(
.. you could buy a regular console and still have plenty left over.
Atomic objects meaning objects as small as atoms. (atoms)
Actually, the only reason why it works is because if you type in any word into the address bar in Firefox and it's not a http:// link, it will do a "Feeling Lucky" search on Google. This has been implemented for a while.
Actually, 2147483647 is the time of the epoch, not 9999999999.