Does this method allow you to block other active content, like silverlight and flash on a per-site, quick-toggle fashion? Noscript does all that and I don't have to click more than twice to allow/disallow a site.
General lesson: Convenient or secure. That's an XOR.
I rather thought that security/convenience was analog, not digital. As in, you're never perfectly secure, and never perfectly convenient; and many states exist in between the extremes.
I'll grant you inverse correlation, but I wouldn't even really agree to a security-convenience "continuum".
Why would you not agree to it being a continuum?
You can have maximum freedom or maximum security but you can not have both, and any attempt to have more of one will result in you having less of the other. So be careful what you want in the terms of security without looking at what you will need give up in the means of freedom.
I disagree. Governments want to convince us that we must give up one for the other, but very often we are giving up our freedoms for "security theater", and more often than not, we can keep our freedoms and increase security if we pick the right solution. The trade-off is more accurately described as security vs. convenience, which obviously applies here.
I've pretty much used Logitech mice exclusively since I've stared using a computer. They've consistently provided high-quality, low-priced products. My mouse I use at home is a simple $12 Logitech optical mouse, and it works perfectly. Unfortunately, I'm using a MS mouse at work. I think I will buy another Logitech mouse to replace this one.
As someone who also has consistently bought Logitech keyboards and mice, I agree on the durability/price point- but Logitech mice have never been very ergonomic. I think Microsoft excels in this area with their mice, and I'll probably get one of theirs once my MX518 bites the dust. What don't you like about the mouse at work, other than the brand?
The only problem with being a man of leisure is that you can never stop and take a rest.
