Why does anyone use Chrome over Chromium? I have only used Chromium - so is there anything better in Chrome as compared to Chromium. I use Chromium because Chrome installs services on my machine. I don't see why a browser needs services running in the background.

Is the blocking code in Chromium or Chrome. If in Chrome, then shift to Chromium. If in Chromium, then someone can fork it and comment out that code and keep merging stuff back from Chromium.

Some people save money by moving to remote areas. Then others have to subsidise them by paying all kinds of fees to that they get access to stuff in their cheap, remote areas.

Everything is enforced by Govt, so everything is a govt issue.

http://slashdot.org/submission...

There is speculation that this was the real reason Brendan Eich was kicked off.

No, not a good idea. Then the USA will rank higher in all of those lists of most corrupt countries. We cannot then pretend that's it's the middle east, asian and third world countries that are the only ones which are corrupt.

2 wrongs don't make one right. Even if what you said was true.

I am also for pricing based on data used. Why should someone who is using 10 GB pay the same as someone who uses 200 GB?

Whoever is paying them. Obama & Romney spent more than a billion dollars each during the 2012 elections. Where do you think the money came from?

Read this - http://blog.existentialize.com...

Will help your understanding. There is no buffer overrun.

This is a US specific problem - being charged for receiving calls or text messages.

The problem with very long passwords is that there is a decent chance that you will type one out of 20 characters wrong (password's aren't echoed on the screen) and you won't know what exactly was wrong. And then you start typing 20 characters all over again and it may happen again.

I'll choose an impossibly hard password (which doesn't have to be changed for 2 years) & write it down and stick it somewhere convenient.

You have missed the malloc call. See what is being passed as size to the malloc call. That will show you that the it does not cross the size allocated by the malloc call (the malloc for this call - not everything allocated by malloc).