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Comment #3728028
Also, the UI in Firefox for changing the address bar search engine is awful -- about:config, click through the warning, then find and edit keyword.URL (which is in a different form…
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Comment #3726670
I think the only use for the search box now is to give people easy access to multiple (or a secondary) search engine. Sure, it's ugly, but it does give users a clear and simple way…
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Comment #3726584
I've had a look at Google's docs[1], and it's really not clear to me what Chrome's omnibox offers that Firefox's address bar (or whatever they call it) doesn't. http://support.goog…
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Comment #3726394
Regular consumers really don't care about version numbers. They probably don't even know which version of Office they have installed, let alone their web browser.
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Comment #3687441
FWIW, the first line of the linked page does read Olly, the author of OllyDbg, presents his new open source joke:
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Comment #3684630
It would have been a lot more useful if the link had said how/why the ADM-3A used hjkl as cursor keys.
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Comment #3683999
They even admit it's not just governments they sell to: VUPEN customers include worldwide governments and major corporations in finance, technology and manufacturing. [ http://www.…
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Comment #3616738
The headline is "major new version" not "new major version".
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Comment #3606172
I would feel a lot more confident about actual compliance if Chrome came on board with this as well.
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Comment #3012584
Search engines certainly should interpret it that way, but I think the point was to question whether they all (for someone value of "all") really do do it that way in practice.
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Comment #3012562
Huh. ssh used to offer this feature natively -- just symlink any hostname to the ssh binary -- but it turns out that they removed this about ten years ago. (I feel old...)
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Comment #3011067
http://lifehacker.com/5305094/how-to-crack-a-wi+fi-networks-...
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Comment #3005798
I prefer Chrome because its updater also includes the flash plugin, and it has its own pdf-reader plugin. Chromium also doesn't do releases, just lots of bleeding edge snapshots, a…
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Comment #3004153
You've never heard of an evil genius?
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Comment #3001696
I can actually see a good argument for the API remaining read-only so that Google+ emphasises original content and doesn't just end up as a ghost-town full of content syndicated in…
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Comment #2971490
The fee for Sunrise B appears to be almost the same as the annual fee for actually registering. I assume you won't have to renew, though.
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Comment #2953048
I would have assumed that the AOL deal wouldn't allow Arrington to set up a competitor so soon.
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Comment #2949422
All vendors want market share in the Netherlands, so a few Dutch CAs get on the list; and they all want market share in China so the Chinese Ministry of Information gets on the lis…
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Comment #2949183
We don't know that they didn't get a forged certificate for ssl.google-analytics.com. Diginotar haven't (AFAIK) released even a partial list of affected domains, other than admitti…
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Comment #2902604
The pictures aren't representative of Tallinn as a whole, certainly not the central parts, but it is probably fair to say that it is more run-down in parts than similar cities in w…