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Tried to go to some usual places where people discuss outages and met with outage. Ouch.

As far as I could tell as a non Chrome user, Chrome Cleanup Tool is a separate download from Chrome. Chrome may prompt to install it under some circumstances. However, what's described in the article does not appear to be a functionality that exists in normal Chrome installation.

There is zero reason for not using the autopilot at the location based on Tesla's own explanation.

Ask toolbar lives again, this time in Firefox.

What's the problem? It seems totally fine to me, but I'm no English native.

Why would they care about something that had 150 downloads since 2014? Seems like it may just have expired due to inactivity on the account.

It appears to me like it's a ludimentary, stripped down version of uBlock/AdBlockPlus that blocks predefined domains. I don't know why that should be compiled in the browser rather than being an add-on even if it speed up some websites by 44%.

Didn't you brag about taking out HDD out of external drives to use in your DC? But now you are saying you can't even put a label on a drive?

Can this new tool do incremental realtime disk image backup like Acronis True Image?

So what happened to the 2 million pounds?

>-The whole thing is projected as health device and makes me feel that it's designed for fitness nuts. This is going to severely limit the audience and very bad marketing strategy.

Yeah, designing product to specific target audience didn't work out so well for GoPro I'm sure.

What's the difference between these folks and the Pirate Bay?

Perhaps the TC devs were ticked off that this audit kickstarter/indiegogo has netted so much money none of which goes to the devs. And this is their way of not playing along with the whole shenanigan.

Seems to be it's just Thunderbird with UI tweaks. I would've preferred the original Eudora codebase from the 90's. Didn't even know they ditched it.

Why do Google continue to aquire IP4 adresses other than 66.0.0.0/8 they already own but do not appear to be using much at all. Do they even have legitimate purpose for assignment of 66.0.0.0/8 under ARIN justfification?

That would be no problem I'm sure assuming English was the only language I need to display on my browser. Unfortunately I don't fit into that profile.

I wonder if they did a study into what percentage of their users have font smoothing turned off, because their HTML text everywhere site looks horrendous on my PC with font smoothing off. It's especially ugly when you can easily see where they are using graphic text on a few select spots.

Google wants to DDOS eHow and ExpertExchange?

I could care little about privacy concern, but I would rather wait a couple of seconds than waste bandwidth downloading pages that I would most likely never look at. Also from web developer point of view, I would like to see how any given site loads under standard use case anyway.

Go, too. But they run the show so who cares. Golang manages to show up as 3rd result on Google for term go. On bing, it's 37th.

The service is intended to turn ripped songs from already purchased CDs. It doesn't magically turn illegally downloaded music to legal ownership even if Apple's service can't/won't enforce the difference. It's still gray.

The bottom line: No one cares about music any more. It's worth less than $25/year.

Why does cat need the ability to add line numbers anyway? It seems outside the scope of it's purpose. Next it'll need ability to translate Russian to English.

If I ever needed line numbering, I would output into a file and open it in a far more capable text editor/viewer that was designed for doing that well.