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I am more concerned with the way the left window is held on using a big paperclip

Can you tell me why the left window appears to be held on with a really big paperclip.

Clicking on the middle mouse button (scroll wheel) to auto scroll works for me, The scroll wheel on its own works too

> DNS doesn't have redirection like HTTP

dnsmasq has grown up a lot in the last few years and does have the ability to redirect domains. It's that time again got to read the man page

I don't think the majority of people on earth would base all their captchas on things only found in America

Its a link to other articles on the same site, nothing nefarious

The second paragraph states it happens ~80 years the last time it appeared was in 1946

In the future If you want a radio it will be $8.00 monthly subscription fee, If you want radio buttons that will be $18.00 monthly fee.

What title should they have used.

If you look at the URL it should be "bangladesh-tumeric-lead-poisoning-contamination-public-health"

https://www.vox.com/future-perfect/2023/9/20/23881981/bangla...

If you look at the bold text at the beginning of the article it should be "Lead poisoning kills millions annually. One country is showing the way forward."

Underneath the bold text is smaller text "How Bangladesh removed lead from turmeric spice — and saved lives."

If you told me that if I leave my house at 10:00 PM to-nite and I had a probability 1/15000 chance of dying or become incapacitated I would more than likely wait five or ten mins before leaving.

I for one would not be happy.

When I buy a storage device I usually have an intended purpose for that storage and would not like to have to delete all of the files that some manufacturer thought would be useful information but I would have to delete to make room for what I want.

Judging by the movement of the sun I would guess a couple of hours, It's hard for me to tell with all the clouds in the sky. https://twitter.com/_TheSeaning/status/1482230175806992391

>What would be the timescale of those satellite videos?

They are animated gif's just a bunch of frames from the original video.

From the article

>The owner, he said, backed out of the driveway, and then may have hopped in the back seat only to crash a few hundred yards down the road. He said the owner was found in the back seat upright.

My first thought was they were making a YouTube video

This is not a Firefox issue

  Quote from your link Nov 1, 2019

>we will soon start working on better Firefox support

For most people yes, If your willing to take matters into your own hands no.

As long as you have a network connection you can install Win 10 again and it will activate the license for free as long as it's the same Home or Pro version, You can even switch your install to or from 32 and 64 bit.

The license is stored on Microsoft's server's.

Had no effect on Firefox for me, I opened Firefox's task manager and it said the site was using very little resources.

My mileage may vary from yours since I use Ublock and uMatrix and I also block add sites with my own DNS server.

After month's or year's you would have bucket of micro plastic.

A quick Google search seems to suggest that smart doorlocks have ended up in the headlines since the late 2000's

https://www.google.com/search?q=smart+door+lock+vulnerabilit...

exiftool tool also has a GUI for Windows, It's not pretty to look at but works great

If were to ask a woman they would tell you that your still a kid till your mid 40's

I am using Firefox and use "SearchMage - Search Enhancer" add-on for that

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/searchmage-se...

I found it here a few months ago actually and am quite happy with it, It has a few features that include infinite scroll that you can turn off or on.

Probably for the very few people that use regex on their DNS servers to block Microsoft

Good work

I tried it just for the removing of spam domains in the search results the rest is a bonus to me.

They did the same thing when XP went EOL why would you expect it to be any different for Win 7

Hmm. We’re having trouble finding that site.

I usually read HN comments before reading the article, I read your comment and checked the other tab - Ha same thing for me

I did a quick Google search on them, It's kinda ironic

>LogRocket helps you understand problems affecting your users, so that you can get back to building great software.

Not if they built their towns and cities on top of active volcano's for a plentiful source of hot water.

I can't remember where I read this but some ISP's give preferential treatment to url's with the word " /speedtest " in it rendering the test meaningless

What did people think they were going to do just give up and go work on a construction site or maybe work at McDonald's