I get constant UI freezes on Gmail (very alike to those I get on reddit), not sure if it's because of the adblocking software or because I'm using Firefox. On the other hand, youtube works flawlessly. It's mindblowing…
Does anyone have an idea on how this exploit could have worked? If only the hacker(s) would write a blog article or make a LiveOverflow-style video about it. It would be quite entertaining. I'd be so curious/intrigued…
Reducing their userbase is exactly their aim. They are doing that the only way possible that won't bat an eye. Firefox has to grow so that chrome is no longer considered a monopoly.
I'd take 1000 spiders over 100 mosquitos anytime. I consider spiders to be most useful insects you could have infesting your house, though on the other hand I wouldn't feel comfortable if I saw more than a couple in a…
I get constant UI freezes on Gmail (very alike to those I get on reddit), not sure if it's because of the adblocking software or because I'm using Firefox. On the other hand, youtube works flawlessly. It's mindblowing…
Does anyone have an idea on how this exploit could have worked? If only the hacker(s) would write a blog article or make a LiveOverflow-style video about it. It would be quite entertaining. I'd be so curious/intrigued…
Reducing their userbase is exactly their aim. They are doing that the only way possible that won't bat an eye. Firefox has to grow so that chrome is no longer considered a monopoly.
I'd take 1000 spiders over 100 mosquitos anytime. I consider spiders to be most useful insects you could have infesting your house, though on the other hand I wouldn't feel comfortable if I saw more than a couple in a…