Well, that often. For the stuff I use every day I type the first letter or two of the website hostname, hit Enter, and Chromium does the right thing. I only use bookmarks for seldom used sites. And that's really only if Googling for it is more difficult.
The thread following TFA mentions that this is for CM10 nightlies, so if you're tracking the development branch, you just need to upgrade to the latest nightly to ensure you have the fix.
I made the plunge about 10 years ago, and haven't looked back. I don't even dual boot any more. I just run the odd Windows virtual machines for stuff I don't trust to Wine.
Trafficking in child pornography carries mandatory sentences in many jurisdictions. Simply posting, or even merely linking to that underage sex video can be enough to qualify.
I believe this offender deserves what he got, without reading into it further.
I submitted this story few minutes ago and it got instantly rejected, so let me repost it here in my journal:
I have already described many strange moderations in the past, I have posted results of my research, but I haven't seen anything like this ever before.
I submitted this story few hours ago and it just got rejected. Fortunately I saved the text so writing it was not a total waste of time and I can at least repost it here:
In a recent Guardian article, Oliver Burkeman thoroughly explains how non-Americans could hypothetically have a chance of influencing the outcome of the United States Presidential Election by writing to undecided voters in the crucial state of Ohio and contacting the US media. In the first three days after publishing, more than 11,000 people requested addresses, but
I think I will write a novel in November, The National Novel Writing Month, mentioned on Slashdot in the Kamikaze Novel Writing story. It seems like a good idea. I might need some practicing but there is over a week left. OK, here we go.
The night was...
The moving cursor writes, and having written, blinks on.
