I worry about liability. While the GPL and other licenses can disclaim liability all they like, a litigious user could still file a lawsuit, forcing the developer to spend money defending themselves. I have a Firefox extension that I've avoided releasing for exactly that reason.
What you're describing is a "plurality."
Majority: More than half (50%) of some group
Plurality: A number of votes for a single candidate or position which is greater than the number of votes gained by any other single candidate or position voted for, but which is less than a majority of valid votes cast.
I was here for the G20, it went perfectly.
Did you watch the Fifth Estate G20 follow-up episode?
I'm one of the very large group -- one might say the majority, by the way -- who refuses to vote.
One might say "the majority," but one would be wrong. 59% of the electorate voted in the last election.
I won't vote for any party that promotes anti-business agenda in any way ever.
I read that a large number of businesses were upset by the Conservatives' removal of the long-form census. Businesses used the results for things like determining new store locations. Does that rule out the CPC?
Form loads over http. However the action of the form is https.
In this scenario, an attacker can MITM the serving of the insecure http login page and change the form's action to an http URL.
he is attempting to portray himself as more edible to Canonical
Whoa, if the problem is that the people at Canonical are cannibals, someone should have brought that up way earlier! No wonder they're not getting along!
Someone's beat me to it: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=584064
Nope. It was just on a whim because it was something I needed that moment. I brought it up in the IRC channel, the suggested solutions were well beyond the mental effort I'd earmarked for the task, and I moved on to other things. You're right though, I should file a bug.
No kidding. The department, the faculty, the prof, and likely the student organization all have funds earmarked for conferences.
I tried making a simple addon with JetPack (a keyboard shortcut to go back to the most recent tab), and it turns out there's no way to set a keyboard shortcut with it. I'd wager that most addons use keyboard shortcuts, so that's a pretty major feature to be missing. The JetPack API seems to be in that state - it was developed because it's a good idea (and it is!), but nobody at Moz actually uses it, so it's missing basic features needed by real-world addons.
Oh, good news, I was wrong!
Apple has finally updated its FileVault feature to offer high-performance, full-disk encryption for local and external drives. Current versions of OS X allow users to encrypt only their home directory, a shortcoming that allows snoops easy access to many sensitive files that by default are stored elsewhere. Under Lion, FileVault also has the ability to instantaneously wipe data from their Macs, although we're not sure this improvement will extend to flash-based solid state drives.
Still no word on decent built-in encryption. Whole disk encryption out of the box and encrypted Time Machine backups, then we're talking.
It is one of the really annoying things about bskyb is that often their broadcasts are far too compressed
Yeah I know people who complain that their stations send amazingly high quality feeds to the cable company, but if they tune to it at home it looks like ass because of all the re-compression. Sad.
I can only guess sound techs with brutalized ears and concert promoters that keep yelling "louder!"
The key elements in human thinking are not numbers but labels of fuzzy sets. -- L. Zadeh
