[X] My Assistant

ESeion's post suddenly hits me. My HDD is 4 years old already. When was the last time I checked it? In 2010? I better have it check soon.

what's this i'm reading that new razor mice has DRMish/spyware as part of its driver?

some antivirus don't detect specific malware.... why...

So true. Sadly, most of my FB friends didn't see that way. I still see a few of them being "attention-whores" and most others would "like" and share these kind of posts willingly.

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This post has been edited by hujan86: Nov 10 2012, 11:56

Surface Pro can't come any sooner... Me wants to play~

Ah, noooooo!!!!!!

i need more sata slots on my mobo (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/sad.gif)

Is this too much? Am I too privacy conscious? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/unsure.gif)

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As long as you can still browse the Internet at a decent pace with all that shit on...

Not impressed.

As long as you can still browse the Internet at a decent pace with all that shit on...

Any drop in browsing speed is unnoticeable. But the memory usage is a different story.

It is illegal to rip CDs, DVDs, Blu-ray…

..Under current UK law, it is not legal to make copies of anything under copyright without the copyright owner’s permission. This includes DVDs, Blu-rays, CDs, photos, books and any other copyrighted material.

It is illegal to make any form of backup of something under copyright without permission. This includes:

Ripping to your computer.
Creating a backup disc or spare copy
Copying onto an MP3 player.
As the law stands, this applies even if you bought the original DVD, CD, etc, and are just making a copy for your own private use…

FUCK THE LAW! Even if it's in UK or USA or Japan or South Korea or bla bla bla bla... We should have the right to make personal backup copies as long as we don't distribute them for commercial purposes.

The memory usage is a different story.

You'd even get that without a single extension. Because Firefucks. Just let the process run for a while and laugh. Those leaks, they will not heal.

EDIT: Also forgot to fix the actual post. Fuck.

This post has been edited by Mika Kurogane: Nov 12 2012, 18:39

EDIT: Double post because Firefucks and wrong key combo.

This post has been edited by Mika Kurogane: Nov 12 2012, 18:33

What is the last thing you thought?: Reading the H@H code and reimplement it in ruby,

Got the same idea last week but got bored after the second java file.

any recommendations for a RAM expansion on a B570 lenovo w/ an i3 and 64-bit operating system?

Is this too much? Am I too privacy conscious? (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/unsure.gif)

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I added these features to my browsing, I would say that it actually increased it's speed. DNT is very useful knowing that my information on browsing won't be sent to 20 different companies (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

Microsoft and HTC must crucify their privates for forcing us to GoldCard the motherfuckin' WP phones.

DNT is very useful knowing that my information on browsing won't be sent to FBI (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

FTFY :3

This post has been edited by Evil Scorpio: Nov 13 2012, 12:09

You'd even get that without a single extension. Because Firefucks. Just let the process run for a while and laugh. Those leaks, they will not heal.

I did noticed that. Which is why I want to move to Opera. But right now it is being let down by a lot of outdated & buggy extensions.

I added these features to my browsing, I would say that it actually increased it's speed. DNT is very useful knowing that my information on browsing won't be sent to 20 different companies (IMG:[invalid] style_emoticons/default/biggrin.gif)

Not perfect though:
- HTTPS Everywhere broke and caused redirection problems on several websites.
- The popup blocker extension ignored the Exceptions list.
- Redirect Cleaner blocked Gmail from previewing attachments in Google Docs. Fortunately the extension provided a whitelist to remedy this.
- When visiting a website infested with thousands of ads, Adblock caused Firefox to use 50%-100% CPU.

This post has been edited by hujan86: Nov 13 2012, 17:05

that explains why when I visit PB my computer goes fucking haywire.

Finding a new and better monospace font always makes me feel all fuzzy and warm inside

TIL the Google Maps app has a compass mode. My mind was blown.