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Comment on If you build it, the spamming pieces of shit will come. by schwim

schwim — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 15:48:53 +0000

It is impressive and I take full credit for it, although it’s existed since the beginning of the internet. I should definitely try to make some money on it.

Dumbass.

thanks,
json

Comment on If you build it, the spamming pieces of shit will come. by I love schwim!

I love schwim! — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 15:42:01 +0000

Impressive. No, I mean it. I think that testing for valid MX records has obvious merit. You wonder why it doesn’t come standard with all form creation software. Maybe you should market it, huh?

Comment on Good intentions only get you so far. by schwim

schwim — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 04:15:12 +0000

Iron is an anonymized Chrome. Really not much different from Chromium but with Chromium, you get the absolute latest bells & whistles.

I’ve got Opera 10.10 right now. I’ve not tried 10.50. Without decent adblocking or js control, I don’t know if there’s a point in trying it(for me, I know that many don’t need that). With the incredibly devout community behind the browser, I’m absolutely flabbergasted that nobody has seen fit to write a single decent addon for either need. I literally found hundreds of posts concerning the desire of having it and not one single acceptable solution. Adsweep(when it’s not abandoned) doesn’t work worth a flip, as I often found myself on broken pages with no content because it didn’t know how to close an element in which it stripped an ad.

I’m using Swiftfox at the mo, and still dealing with the botched flash, locked ghost processes prohibiting a restart and disappearing navbar items.

I’m a patient man, however

Comment on Good intentions only get you so far. by Greg

Greg — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 03:53:51 +0000

also, Json

have you tried Opera10.50 beta?

Comment on Good intentions only get you so far. by Greg

Greg — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 03:52:57 +0000

iv’e heard many having issues with Firefox in Ubuntu lately, my guess its a ubuntu Bug. i don’t know about Chrome. but that browser you mentioned above ” iron ” isnt that based off Chrome? or something like that

Comment on Good intentions only get you so far. by schwim

schwim — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 04:05:20 +0000

Heya sir,

Yeah, it’s the Ubu provided ver. I’ve noticed while using Chromium that the flash problem persists, although seems to happen less often(the audio will disappear on all flash apps). The upside to Chromium/Iron/Chrome is that you can exit the app cleanly and restart within seconds while Firefox requires me to find the process and kill it. If I don’t, I’m just told that Firefox is still running.

I don’t think I’m going to be able to stick with Chromish browsers for the simple fact that I’ve grown too accustomed to a good ad blocker and the ability to selectively enable j/s. After browsing forums that use the contextual pop-up ads, keeping you from hovering your cursor over text while you read is more of a deal breaker for me than I would have initially thought.

I’m ever hopeful

Comment on Good intentions only get you so far. by Greg

Greg — Tue, 09 Feb 2010 03:41:48 +0000

Json

by any chance using Firefox in Ubuntu by any chance? firefox3.7 does seem to be much faster an better than 3.6 an below

P.S, Nice Site by the way , i like the new Design

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Comment on And if you smoke, we’ll take away your oxygen. by schwim

schwim — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 16:07:31 +0000

Being out of the loop of the wizard behind the curtain in this particular case, I’m not in a position to find the ulterior motives, but I do think that the majority of our legislation allows for malicious activity to be done to us, instead of protecting us from it. IMO, that’s always present. Laws can be used for personal gain if you’re in a position of power. In the case of spam, something needs to be done. A conservative estimate has global email consisting of over 92% spam. When you think globally of what it costs to push this shit everywhere, the numbers get very large. Being a small time reseller, even I have to pay for a server specifically dedicated to handling email. The web servers can’t spare the resources required to filter the tens of thousands of spam that my clients get daily.

I know two things, though. One, I probably won’t live long enough to see anything implemented globally that makes an impact and I know that as soon as something is implemented, they will find a way around it. That’s how things work.Those aren’t reasons for apathy though.

Well, I can find a reason for apathy in anything, but I’m talking about others right now.