Is it really a flaw? As I understand it from what I have read on the
web, Safari will download what you tell it to where you have told it
to. In the case of Windows, the default is the desktop, a fairly
common choice. Unfortunately for windows users, the desktop is an
unsafe location
I wonder if this had anything to with the list problem:
http://tech.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=08/06/01/1715247
Customers hosting with ThePlanet, a major Texas hosting provider, are
going through some tough times. Yesterday May 31 evening at 5:45 pm
local time an electrical short caused a fire
http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,145985-page,1/article.html?tk=synd_macworld
A good explanation of the problem from a mac source. The bottom line is
this apparently: The problem arises because the Safari browser cannot be
configured to obtain the user's permission before it downloads a
On Jun 4, 2008, at 11:13 AM, mike wrote:
http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,145985-page,1/article.html?tk=synd_macworld
A good explanation of the problem from a mac source. The bottom
line is
this apparently: The problem arises because the Safari browser
cannot be
configured to obtain
I suppose my problem is I'm going by several different experts in the field
instead of deferring to hobbyists for my information.
Mike
On Wed, Jun 4, 2008 at 9:03 AM, Matthew Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On Jun 4, 2008, at 11:13 AM, mike wrote:
I am not saying Safari could not be better - it is my third favorite
browser behind Opera and Firefox / Camino. I want to be asked by my
browser at each step of the way - others do not.
Matthew
On Jun 4, 2008, at 12:59 PM, mike wrote:
I suppose my problem is I'm going by several different
Don't suppose your problems; examine them. Aside from the nasty
proclivity to interpret expert as 'someone who agrees with me' maybe
branch out a little and examine also your tendency to be unnecessarily
snarky and defensive when you reply to posts on this list.
Thank you,
Mark Snyder
I have not had AVG8 reboot my computer since I installed it last month.
Change your settings... have AVG scan at the end of the day, not on reboot.
DON'T reboot when it asks. Finish your work and then reboot when you go to
lunch.
A greyed out AVG icon just means that the latest version is not
Three apps may deal with things better than one swiss army program. I
have all three on a swiss army knife but I would rather own a
screwdriver, a kitchen knife and a can opener.
On Wed, May 28, 2008 at 11:31 PM, mike [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
True...but why use three instead of one? Why
Camera newbie question.nbsp; I hate shutter lag in digital cameras.nbsp; The
frames per
secondnbsp; rate in the Nikon D70nbsp; 3 fps whereas the D40 specs claims 2.5
fps.
Given that the D40 is about $500 less,nbsp; how adequate (e.g. for shooting
pictures of one's
children) is the D40'snbsp;
Paul -
Agonising over fps is what the marketing guys want you to do, right up there
with obssesing about fake megapixel ratings. Get yourself to a store, try the
D40, if you like it, buy it. The D70 is yesterday's great camera, not today's.
Check this for more:
If you have a sport setting on your cheap digital camera it has a less of a lag.
On Wed, Jun 4, 2008 at 9:10 PM, chad evans wyatt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Paul -
Agonising over fps is what the marketing guys want you to do, right up there
with obssesing about fake megapixel ratings. Get
Don't blame it on the operating system, I have problems when trying to
access websites that are coded for just IE. It is frustrating that some
people do not even know that they are blocking many users when they use
code specific to IE.
Mike
Alvin Auerbach wrote:
Thanks Jordan, I'll try
Snarky? I think your post qualified as you assume you know where and
what I read and that it was all hobbyist.
I read your suggested article (earlier) and others. They all boil
down to it was a non problem if Windows did not allow such arbitrary
code execution.
Matthew
On Jun 4, 2008,
http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,145985-page,1/article.html?tk=synd_macworld
This article doesn't say much, but dropped enough names that I could
Google for the real story. That is at www.dhanjani.com.
I used Dhanjani's information to create a carpet bomb page and cgi as
described. I tried it
Or if Apple fixed it..
On Wed, Jun 4, 2008 at 10:49 AM, Matthew Taylor [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
They all boil down to it was a non problem if Windows did not allow such
arbitrary code execution.
Matthew
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Apologies to you Mark - don't know where my head was. You were not
even replying to me, leet alone the author of the below.
Time for this old crank to take a nap I think...
Matthew
On Jun 4, 2008, at 1:26 PM, Snyder, Mark (IT Civ) wrote:
Don't suppose your problems; examine them. Aside
mike
Most thorough news agencies are citing MS's surface, not
the iphone for where MS is going with windows 7. They
were released very close together..technically I think
surface was first.
Yeah, but like Aero, it needs special hardware to make it
go? How many existing machines will have
It's snooty, thank you.
I can't really say I agree or disagree, I was just reading facts. In
reality do I think the safari exploit matters in real world environment? Of
course not, there is no money (yet) in attacking Apple products. This is if
the tree falls in the forrest...if safari or os x
This will be a feature...use it if you have the hardware. Only real thing I
could see using it for is on some special display in place of whiteboards.
Mike
On Wed, Jun 4, 2008 at 7:29 PM, Wayne Dernoncourt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
mike
Most thorough news agencies are citing MS's surface,
Does anyone know if they make the old game Marathon for the Mac OS-X?
And if not, those who remember the game under OS-9, did you ever play
an add on scenario where you were put in a place of old Italian(?)
monks? And if so, any idea where I can find it? I've searched
everything I could
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