How does a fighter jet lock onto and keep track of an enemy aircraft? (2013)

Re:How does a fighter jet lock onto and keep track of an ene... by click170 on Friday October 10, 2014 @04:19PM (#8439814)

I remember you used to see experts exchange or the like come up in search results and you could block it right there, in your search results without having to go to a separate page. Since they've hidden it, I honestly thought they'd removed the ability to block websites. Thanks for letting me know I just have to hunt for it.

I wonder why they removed that option from search results?

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Re:How does a fighter jet lock onto and keep track of an ene... by infogulch on Friday October 10, 2014 @04:33PM (#8439865)

No the option is completely gone, not just hidden. You have to use an extension (which is what Google Personal Blocklist is).

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Re:How does a fighter jet lock onto and keep track of an ene... by toomuchtodo on Friday October 10, 2014 @06:40PM (#8440415)

Pesonal Blocklist Extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/personal-blocklist...

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Re:How does a fighter jet lock onto and keep track of an ene... by aragot on Friday October 10, 2014 @05:26PM (#8440131)

Same problem here. To dodge w3schools I resorted to writing an /etc/hosts local dns entry, so I would never open it even by mistake.

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Re:How does a fighter jet lock onto and keep track of an ene... by bubble_boi on Friday October 10, 2014 @09:11PM (#8440862)

Browsers should block this by default :)

Although www.w3fools.com has softened its stance.

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