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What a load. See https://www.techdirt.com/2024/04/22/jonathan-haidts-book-the...

Yikes. https://www.ventusky.com/?p=14.8;-99.7;5&l=satellite&t=20231...

I use https://speedof.me/ and https://testmy.net/. They match my QoS limits when QoS is enabled in my router, and match what I'm paying for when QoS is disabled.

I couldn't get past the first heading: "NASA and the Space".

ColorMania works great and is 774 KB. http://www.blacksunsoftware.com/colormania.html.

As long as the traditional editor remains an option I won't mind. If they force it on us, that could be a problem. I try every new version of Gutenberg for posting on one of my sites, and so far I've had to switch back to the traditional editor every time. From the Wordpress 5.0 welcome page: "Support for the Classic Editor plugin will remain in WordPress through 2021... Note to users of assistive technology: if you experience usability issues with the block editor, we recommend you continue to use the Classic Editor."

YouTube is the world's greatest repository of culture. And shitty comments. But mostly the culture thing. And Facebook is a bulletin board. No competition.

I was just poking around in the settings for my new Android phone and found Settings > Applications > Phone > Call blocking > Block list > Block anonymous calls. Would that be helpful at all? I haven't tested it myself.

uMatrix rocks. It can take a few minutes of fiddling to get a complex site working, but it's totally worthwhile.

No stats needed. Just go through the bug list for any software. How many of the bugs were introduced by the people who maintain stable packages?

Yeah, well, that's just, like, your opinion, man.

I see it differently. Where do new bugs and vulnerabilities come from? When the main developers add features or make changes to existing features that go beyond fixing bugs.

From the point of view of many server administrators, using the latest versions of everything is inherently risky. What they want to use is a stable, solid version that has all the latest security fixes.

It's unlikely that these opposing viewpoints will ever be reconciled.

Stopped reading after the third word.

Related: https://www.thenation.com/article/this-political-theorist-pr...

Franklin Deleanor Roosevelt? I think they meant Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

Gibberish. How did this end up on the front page?

Interesting, but not really all that useful for people who don't have loads of money. The rest of us have to make do with consumer grade crap, or do the extra work of finding good hardware and installing useful firmware into it. I'm running an Asus RT-N66U with Advanced Tomato and it works beautifully. Of course, I don't live in a mansion.

Literally the first letter of this is a typo. Sad story though.

This seems similar to Master Password (http://masterpasswordapp.com/).

I love this. Thank you.

Wow. So much wrong with that. I was already planning to switch from Comodo to LE for one client, but now I'm going make sure none of my other clients are using Comodo certs. Sorry, Comodo, but you're just hastening your demise with this kind of behaviour.

CodeNewbie Slack community. http://www.codenewbie.org/.

Agreed. However, if you're going to correct someone's grammar on the Internet, may I suggest that you use correct grammar yourself, per http://grammarist.com/usage/as-per/.

And what happened to Atari?

Nice work! Kind of hard to believe someone would go to all that trouble now, but fun is fun, right? I remember at least one game that was less fun to play than it was to remove the copy protection. Some of my old articles about removing Apple II copy protection are also posted on archive.com, like this one: http://archive.org/stream/computist-scan-14/issue14#page/n9/...

So Google is just doing what every other corporation does. This is the reality of business today.

As opposed to all the ones that worked?

Javascript required.

It really is still everywhere. For example, you can use ^S to pause your PC's POST display if you're fast enough. The Windows command line still uses it. And so on.

Did you find a solution to this? I had no problems with sound the first time I tried it, but since then I'm getting what you described.

Leela: Didn't you have ads in the 21st century?"

Fry: Well sure, but not in our dreams. Only on TV and radio, and in magazines, and movies, and at ball games... and on buses and milk cartons and t-shirts, and bananas and written on the sky. But not in dreams, no siree.