It appears the fsdn.com site is necessary. As this is a new installation of CentOS7 and NoScript, I hadn't gone through the list of sites to review and approve yet. Once I started testing plugins and then tested the sites on NoScript, the problem went away.

(trying to be more original; just responding to the places where I complained about the update.)

[John]

It appears the fsdn.com site is necessary. As this is a new installation of CentOS7 and NoScript, I hadn't gone through the list of sites to review and approve yet. Once I started testing plugins and then tested the sites on NoScript, the problem went away.

[John]

The problem though is it isn't a _little_ change to me. I get a new page with each drill down in the thread. Then I have to back button back out to the original thread. I can't collapse or expand a thread on a single page. It's very annoying.

[John]

Yea, the bad part now is clicking on a subject brings up a new page vs expanding or collapsing the thread. That's killing it for me. It makes it difficult to follow all of the discussions of a thread or even close one that I'm not interested in.

New slash sucks. :(

[John]

Wait, why aren't there initiatives to determine why STEM in general is experiencing "poor performance"?

I know! Not enough women!!

But if there's a problem with the US falling behind and not doing well, could it be a problem with teaching methods? If we don't have enough people in STEM but the ones in STEM are doing well, then it's a problem with not enough people in STEM. But if the people in STEM are doing poorly, is it a problem with the teachers? Why add more people if the teaching methods are not working?

[John]

Not sure why the response. Playing Rage Against The Machine and some Biffy Clyro about 20 minutes ago and will head up into Rocky Mountain National Park around 7am tomorrow to hike around bear lake with my girlfriend.

But hey, hope your parachute works and good luck with the Hooters girls. :)

[John]

I was playing guitar but stopped to check the various feeds before shutting down and heading to bed. Snowshoeing early tomorrow.

[John]

Generally I try to save the heroine and not shoot her. Although nowadays, she doesn't want saving.

[John]

Actually with the FF37 breaking corporate access for me keeps me in a holding pattern at FF36.

[John]

Concurrent Unix? Something like that. I remember the $100 Unix in Dr. Dobbs and the discussions about the BSD projects and calls for volunteers.

[John]

Can't upgrade since it causes me to be locked out of the Windows domains at work if I go to 37.

[John]

We had to train the Indians who took our jobs managing TSA and IRS security systems before we were moved to new contracts.

I paid money out of my own pocket to get training on Veritas vxvm in order to be placed on a specific contract (one I wanted). Granted, it wasn't training for a job that was already filled.

I do self study for other things such as learning about Red Hat 7 although I suspect the company would pay for me to go to the class if I asked.

[John]

It was extremely interesting to visit Prague and visit the Jewish area to read the history. The Jews were constantly being segregated into their own towns or areas in cities and not able to have very many jobs. Since Money Handling was against the law for Christians, the Jews became money lenders, bankers, etc. And in reading the historical plaques and documents, you can see how that 'The Final Solution' was just the culmination of years of persecution and segregation.

Very enlightening.

[John]

So a bit over a mile high here in Denver :)

Actual Altitude though would be zero plus/minus a couple of feet as I work on the ground floor.

[John]

Hey! I'm a self-taught hobbyist and I could do a better job of it :)

[John]