Comment That'll solve the problem! (Score -1, Flamebait) 194
640 removals should be enough for anybody!
640 removals should be enough for anybody!
I'm on IE6 and don't have to pay the tax lol.
Good heavens, what an unfortunate name for a Linux release.
You think that's bad, Ubuntu 13.04 is going to be called Rampant Rabbit.
At this point, Facebook has nowhere to go but down.
"This isn't so much a circle as a square, what the hell's going on?!"
"Oh, that's because the chip in your machine doesn't accurately define PI, it rounds the value up"
"To what?"
"4"
It's probably still got more users than Diaspora*
(Ducks)
I do not remember it any of the three Star War Movies.
Weren't there 6 movies?
"The company doesnâ(TM)t reveal how it works, but they appear to be flooding clients with fake information, masquerading as legitimate peers."
All it would take is for a client to verify to data in the chunk (probably by it's MD5 or SHA), and if it's busted then try and download it again from the same peer. If it fails the second time then just ban the peer.
But I imagine they already do this, don't they?
Wilbur's eyes used to move in his Slashdot 1.0 icon. Please change it back.
The OP is probably a hunt and peck typist.
Looks like PC Pro's Barry Collins weak password wasn't ultimately a problem.
Now that US airports are treating their own citizens as badly as they do foreigners, they can no longer be accused of being racist.
That's very very good!
Evidently, end-users prefer Chrome at home, which might be helping the browser get a foothold at work.
Or, my employer won't let me install any software on my work machine so I'm stuck with IE(6).
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