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donrhummy

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    Comment #10354140

    when will you add instant search results in the browser's search box? For example, if i use Firefox and have Google ad the default, and i type "32 * (13 - 9)" it will instantly sho…

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    Comment #7742370

    looks correct on latest firefox. what browser are you using?

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    Comment #7599409

    The difference is the base of the Project Ara phone, the exoskeleton, is only $15 to replace. So if they change that, you're looking at paying $15. With PCs, the base still costs $…

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    Comment #7402811

    > Second, some details about the store... "Windows Store apps" can use the IE rendering engine to browse the web, but can't use other existing libraries like Gecko or Blink. > > Me…

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    Comment #7402797

    I used it and submitted bug reports to help the team find issues. I hate Windows but am forced to use it in certain cases. While Windows 8 touch is not huge, I would prefer to have…

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    Comment #7312844

    +1. Stay far away from 1and1.com! I had the worst experiences with them of any tech company. Customer service doesn't get worse than them.

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    Comment #7292968

    It should have worked on Firefox too but there's a bug

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    Comment #7280210

    This worked on Chrome on Android (KitKat 4.4) but not on Firefox Beta for Android. Both correctly showed the microphone sharing notification, but on Firefox, no sound ever register…

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    Comment #7219567

    I linked to an article that explains what it is and left it to you (the reader) to decide if it's good or bad. I believe it is a very bad thing.

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    Comment #7186647

    Shadow DOM is a very, very bad idea. http://glazkov.com/2011/01/14/what-the-heck-is-shadow-dom/ It kills cross-browser compatibility, kills standards (since they're unreachable, un…

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    Comment #7172664

    They're working on it: https://github.com/mozilla/persona-yahoo-bridge/issues/178 You should post your findings there

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    Comment #6930941

    If only every browser implemented it...but IE 7,8,9 are stuck on the old APIs. They're a large percentage of all users.

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    Comment #6690856

    That's not how flat ui design works. You can make single-color boxes and it won't look modern. Flat UI is about beautiful color palettes that are well matched and which convey the …

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    Comment #6677813

    I got the feeling this post was really an attempt to get google to buy them out.

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    Comment #6607097

    php.net allows users to post answers and examples of code throughout the website. Likely, one of the submission forms has/had a hole that allowed someone to submit or alter actual …

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    Comment #5902179

    I'm surprised they weren't already using a threshold-scheme. (Similar to this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Threshold_cryptosystem )

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    Comment #5883373

    Assuming there's no known exploit. The NSA might know of an exploit for that algorithm.

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    Comment #5149228

    It appears he didn't do that with a Samsung laptop but other machines in the past and someone replied saying it didn't fix it for them: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-cdimage/+b…

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    Comment #4685659

    I don't understand why anyone's site is only in one datacenter. i thought the point of AWS was that it was distributed with fault tolerance? Why don't they distribute all the sites…

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    Comment #4638315

    This is a great start!

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    Comment #4638298

    He uses Windows so I assume he doesn't know much about Linux Distros. You're correct, Klipper was the first thing I thought of as well. I assume his OS experiences are: Mac, Window…

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    Comment #4638232

    Couldn't get it to work in Firefox 16.

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    Comment #4582585

    But the assertion only gets sent if the user logs in to persona first (with their email and persona password)

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    Comment #4582331

    Persona doesn't require any browser integration. It works in all browsers that implement local storage. So it works via modern Javascript.

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    Comment #4582313

    Right, but the email providers are only authenticating you to Persona. As far as the websites using Persona are concerned, it's persona.org that authenticates you. And the appeal t…