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Opera is a great web browser. I've been using it the past couple days as my primary browser and am really enjoying it.

I must be a big dumb-dumb because it's still not working despite the clear and easy to follow advice given in this thread. :p I just think it is strange that I am (and have been) connected to their network (Someone go check, find 'MannDude', and you will see) even though it won't friggin'...

Looks like you had a (wait for it....) blast. One drive 2, was the drive positioned at an angle? Curious how that entry/exit was achieved or if the round tumbled in the air and hit it at an odd angle. Sometimes they'll tumble and hit targets sideways for one reason or another. And drive 3, may...

True, and personally I'd prefer that an IP wasn't assigned to each domain that needs an SSL. Seems like a waste of precious IPv4 space. But still a lot of Chinese rocking XP and old versions of IE. Could they upgrade? Sure. But they haven't in the last decade, probably won't any time soon. :)

That works for most, but not all. Unfortunately there is still a decent chunk of the world stuck on old systems and browsers that throw a hissy fit. =/

I don't think it is a 'bad idea', just a little less personally and seems to be done more by those who are interested in promoting and soliciting their services more than participating in conversation and contributing in a different and more positive manner.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=augPIZOq0PY Working on a mix CD for a rental car drive through the desert. Back when I lived in Nevada, this was on my "drive fast as hell between Lake Mead and Las Vegas" sound track.

Pardon my ignorance, however I am having trouble setting up my first go around with ZNC. I've been using IRCCloud for quite some time now (couple years) as my go-to IRC client to keep me signed in even when I am away however figured I'd setup up a proper ZNC server like others. Everything...

They have a camera for the Pi that is cheap that will pick up IR. I've got a couple of nice IR illuminators that work great: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00AO84FKO/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1 this lights up the back yard very nicely. I am very impressed with how well it...

I was under the impression that there wasn't an exchange of money or anything 'purchased'. Though isn't GVH-Jon still very much involved with GreenValueHost?

Wants to use a VPS for 'email marketing' and a 'mailer script'... complains about blacklisted IP addresses. Though for the sake of verification, can you please provide proof you have ordered service with HVH? A screenshot of an invoice, a ticket, or something that confirms you were actually a...

Opera is actually pretty nice... Been using it off and on for quite some time now.

Yeah, that guy is an ass...

For your/their reference: https://blockchain.info/address/1BLUEVMkv7L4oEvMpqhj42APXZzUBt8SXB A significant amount of transactions really, both incoming and outgoing.

For how long has this been true?

Source?

Yep, it's being discussed in the last several comments. I'd like to think of it as more of a useful feature than a bug, but will likely not be able to sway devs and providers to feel the same way.

Ouch. Hopefully a dev/test node and not a customer packed production node...

These vulnerabilities keep getting more and more creative names. I predict we'll see a "Nuclear Aids" vulnerability in the next two years.

MustardMan must be a VPS hosting provider based on activity on LXCenter's forum and this comment: I can understand why a provider may not want this information known however I can not fathom why an end-user would want it unknown. If you believe it should be listed as a feature, and not a bug...