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Living Room / Re: Knight to queen's bishop 3 - Snowden charged with espionage.
« Last post by tomos on February 27, 2014, 09:35 AM »^point taken Iain.
And thanks Stoic for the viewing tip
And thanks Stoic for the viewing tip
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I hadn't realised that GCHQ/NSA were apparently so amazingly up to their armpits in deliberately fomenting revolution/war [...]-IainB (February 27, 2014, 04:44 AM)
And how can I re-enable this editor window later again?
Wouldn't it be better to offer this option in Preferences dialogs?-pstein (February 27, 2014, 03:41 AM)
If your settings seem fine your best bet may be to blow them away entirely (you may want to export them from the main screen first) and set it up from scratch as a new account. In my experience not only is that usually the fastest solution (with any email client, not just K9), but sometimes it's the only thing that works.--Vurbal (February 26, 2014, 11:13 AM)
I thought they had a little intelligence: they know my YT viewing history; I do very occasionally watch a 'popstar' video, but the music I watch is 99.999% either older (rock/pop/reggae/punk etc.), or traditional (Irish etc.), or Bluegrass, or jazz recommended on dc, i.e. *nothing* that is currently mainstream. Maybe they are at a loss what they could to sell me!
It looks like it is a bit hehind other tools though, here is the 47k PNG produced by pngquant:-Jibz (February 26, 2014, 02:31 PM)
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Has anybody successfully downloaded the Bax PDF here? I can only get to about 91% before the download hangs no matter how I try to pull it over.-40hz (February 25, 2014, 03:26 PM)
When it froze withdrawals earlier this month, the company cited a software bug that allowed people to "use the Bitcoin network to alter transaction details to make it seem like a sending of bitcoins to a bitcoin wallet did not occur when in fact it did occur."
"The problem we have identified is not limited to MtGox, and affects all transactions where Bitcoins are being sent to a third party," Mt. Gox added in a statement on its website.
You were saying...?and you are saying ... ?-Arizona Hot (February 25, 2014, 12:19 PM)
if the powers that be really wanted to hurt Bitcoin, right now all they'd need to do is shrug and say "Oh well!" about the theft - and decline to get involved or open an investigation...Looks like Japan has already decided to do exactly that.
Consider: It's private and anonymous by design. There's no transaction trails. No provable ownership of accounts. No direct path of responsibility. No insurance or regulatory requirements in place. No laws broken...so where could the regulators or police possibly step in to assist?-40hz (February 25, 2014, 02:04 PM)
Hotkeys:
[1] request the ability to crop via shortcut -
this is usually all I do in SC, so would be great if I could just select my area and e.g. Ctrl+Enter to crop (or even just Enter?)-tomos (February 25, 2014, 04:58 AM)
currently 'Ctrl+R' does what you want. is this request meant to add another hotkey for the image crop?-lanux128 (February 25, 2014, 05:31 AM)
Ctrl+R (thanks lanux128)[/edit]the really funny part is that you got them back to front
-Target (February 24, 2014, 09:36 PM)
The best security suites is the one that controls even the Kernel.
I am referring to Windows XP. I was told that Windows XP will be unprotected against Kernel attacks after April, I mean after its end of support.
Is there any program that controls even the Kernel?-Giampy (February 21, 2014, 03:55 AM)