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Ubuntu renigs on Banshee deal supporting GNOME-> 0

Submitted by jspraul on Sunday February 27 2011, @10:39PM

jspraul writes "The saga of the Ubuntu grab for Banshee donations to the GNOME foundation gains a new twist: after promising to allow Banshee users to send 100% of their Amazon referral to GNOME, Ubuntu will now always keep 75% of referral revenue."
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Comment: Re:KB SSL Enforcer (Score 1) 185

by jspraul on Monday October 25 2010, @08:37PM (#34020330) Attached to: Firefox Extension Makes Social-Network ID Spoofing Trivial

FYI, that extension can still leak cookies on the first request because of limitations in Chrome's extension API. See the page you linked for more details.

Comment: Re:news flash (Score 1) 450

by jspraul on Friday February 05 2010, @05:18AM (#31032864) Attached to: How Infighting Hampers Innovation At Microsoft

So basically what I am trying to say I guess is this: Fuck Telus!!!!!!!

I think I picked that up by paragraph #2... :)

Comment: Re:How to get turbo browsing with free software (Score 1) 277

by jspraul on Thursday June 04 2009, @05:40PM (#28216057) Attached to: Opera 10 Benchmarked and Evaluated

Did you miss the '(with compression)' part? The SSH solution squashes everything, without special treatment for anything (lossless images).

Comment: Re:Good (Score 1) 109

by jspraul on Saturday April 18 2009, @09:35PM (#27632657) Attached to: A Closer Look At Chromium and Browser Security

Use ReplayOnTop instead (Vista only?)

Comment: IE Application Compatibility VPC Image (Score 1) 189

by jspraul on Thursday March 12 2009, @09:22PM (#27176617) Attached to: Windows Security and On-line Training Courses?

http://www.microsoft.com/Downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=21eabb90-958f-4b64-b5f1-73d0a413c8ef&displaylang=en

The images expire intermittently.

Comment: Re:XSS (Score 1) 232

by jspraul on Friday January 16 2009, @10:07PM (#26492835) Attached to: Phishing For Bank Info Without Any Pesky Malware

Http Referer checking sounds like a "works for most" solution.