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8:00 AM
Storing app data on the SD card does need Android 6.0, though.
 
Bob
8:16 AM
Nah. Just needs root and either a permfix or symlink.
 
Seems like the only thing CCleaner can't remove is itself...
I always get that special feeling when I get someones laptop to "fix it" and they have CCleaner on the desktop :\
Likewise, I get another special feeling when I log into a server, which triggered a "low disk space" alert and there is already SpaceSniffer on the desktop
 
8:33 AM
This highlights the need for Google to allow larger or more APK expansion files. (Google may need to charge developers a nominal fee for each app that needs more than 4 GB to cover the cost.)
Alright, it's getting awfully late here. See you soon.
Didn't realize it was 3:30 AM until now.
 
Bob
@OliverSalzburg I'm not sure if you're referring to a good feeling or not :P
CCleaner is firmly in the "just enough knowledge to get into trouble" category.
SpaceSniffer... never heard of it :P
I've always used WinDirStat
 
FFIX slamming into the 4 GB OBB limit is an indication that 32 GB of storage is not enough for modern phones as apps grow larger and larger.
 
Bob
And to that I say: meh. I'll stick with my swappable microsd
 
The lack of a 64 GB option in most non-flagship devices is a problem in and of itself.
(The Nexus 5X is not available with more than 32 GB, although the Nexus 6P goes up to 128 GB. The former is not a flagship phone; the latter is.)
 
@Bob You should have a look at SpaceSniffer then :)
Nice, this laptop has all web passwords still saved
 
Bob
8:39 AM
@OliverSalzburg Doesn't seem like it offers a significant advantage.
I usually use the tree anyway.
 
Email login is there, Facebook. We're good to go
Should I click Login?
Blows my mind really. Web Companion installed, Avira installed, because, you know, you gotta be safe
Then they sell the laptop on ebay, with all passwords stored on it
 
For some reason, it's flagship phones that get all the attention, and users of non-flagship phones (including me) are in a fairly small minority.
 
At least here in the US.
 
I guess I found the problem
 
Bob
8:44 AM
@OliverSalzburg Ah, yes. Good ol' CBS.
 
man, that's ugly ;p
 
Bob
I dealt with that just the other day at work.
 
Bob
@JourneymanGeek CBS.
40
Q: Why is CBS.log file size 20 GB

skmasqTwo days ago I had full C: drive after which I deleted 8 GB of data. The next day the hard drive was full again, so I continued with deleting another 5 GB, and once again the next day the disk was full. After some search about what caused disk space to be filled so quickly, I used windirstat to...

If your CBS log goes over 2 GB, it'll fail to auto-compress/auto-clean.
 
Bob
8:45 AM
That'll also leave a broken cab in the temp dir on every failure.
You can delete the large log and restart the Windows Module Installer service.
It'll compress/clear the rest out.
Do not compress the whole folder like that accepted answer suggests.
Bad accepted answer. Bad!
Feb 4 at 6:20, by Bob
I want to open this log file
Feb 4 at 6:20, by Bob
but it's > 2 GB
Feb 4 at 6:36, by Bob
The entire 2139 MB file was compressed into 8715 kB
I 7zipped it for laughs :P
 
Component-based servicing.
The whole concept of servicing in Windows is something I've never fully understood, and I won't be able to go into it for now.
 
Bob
@SamB is correct. This problem happens because the .CAB format has a 2GiB file size hard limitation, and TrustedInstaller will continue to issue makecab routinely, creating a new ~100MiB file in your temp folder each time. The solution is to remove the 2GB log file (which can safely be done, as these are only used for troubleshooting). Thank you so much SamB for posting, you reached the root cause of this problem. I'm on Windows 7 SP1 64-bit. I can't believe Microsoft hasn't fixed this yet. — Syclone0044 Dec 25 '15 at 21:03
 
Good night/day/evening/$TIME_OF_DAY (depending on your time zone).
 
Unrelatedly, I just found a problem I had before, same solutions, and stuff hasn't been updated since the last time I looked at it ._.
 
Bob
8:50 AM
@bwDraco Eh. It can basically be summed up as transactional installers.
And a bit of dependency/SxS management.
 
morning
 
Something like the SUSE libzypp SAT solver?
 
@Bob I don't think it's CBS. But I wasn't able to peek into the 116 MB temp files
 
Bob
@OliverSalzburg It's definitely CBS.
The CBS log dir is 12 GB.
It should not exceed 1 GB in normal operation, if that.
 
CBS, Windows Installer, WinSxS, Windows Update, oh my!
 
Bob
8:55 AM
Those broken cab files are also eerily reminiscent of makecab failure cause the CBS log is over 2 GB
 
@Bob Oh, that. Yeah. But the 75 GB Temp directory was the bigger problem
@Bob Ah! Interesting
 
Bob
7 mins ago, by Bob
@SamB is correct. This problem happens because the .CAB format has a 2GiB file size hard limitation, and TrustedInstaller will continue to issue makecab routinely, creating a new ~100MiB file in your temp folder each time. The solution is to remove the 2GB log file (which can safely be done, as these are only used for troubleshooting). Thank you so much SamB for posting, you reached the root cause of this problem. I'm on Windows 7 SP1 64-bit. I can't believe Microsoft hasn't fixed this yet. — Syclone0044 Dec 25 '15 at 21:03
You can delete all those broken cab files.
 
Already done
 
Bob
@bwDraco Not really. SxS is designed to alleviate dll/so-hell, but doesn't really have much to do with deep dependency chains.
Or, I've never seen deep dependency chains on Windows :P
@OliverSalzburg Delete the giant CBS files too, restart the service and off you go.
 
my off-topic flag was declined even though the OP was asking how to circumvent a school proxy. which is off-topic...
 
Bob
8:58 AM
Or you can 7zip them if you think you might need the contents later, but Windows rollover deletes them after a while anyway.
 
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Q: Why can't I make a SSH over HTTPS tunnel to my home server?

DerekI am trying to bypass a proxy server at my school due to it's unnecessary restrictiveness by using SSH tunneling over HTTPS. I have succeeded by using a free SSH tunneling service, and proxytunnel, which supposedly creates generic HTTP(S) tunnels through proxies to a remote server. The problem i...

 
@Bob The CBS folder was large, but the log itself is ~1 GB
 
Bob
@OliverSalzburg Even that is unusual.
Do you have any giant CbsPersist logs?
The rollover process goes something like (based on my own observations):
 
@Bob Yes
 
Perhaps tomorrow we'll talk about what servicing is and how the servicing stack works? The whole concept of servicing is completely arcane to me.
 
9:00 AM
It is unusual, but this probably happened in the past already. Hence the existence of SpaceSniffer on the desktop :P
 
Bob
1. CBS.log becomes timestamped CbsPersist_timestamp.log
2. makecab is run over all the CbsPersist logs in order
3. Old CbsPersist cabs are deleted
If step 2 fails on any one log then the whole process aborts there.
@bwDraco I've never looked into it in much detail anyway shrug.
Go to sleep.
g'night.
@OliverSalzburg How big?
And you may as well delete them (or compress them for kicks)
 
I cleared the whole folder
That's as far as I'll go about this alert.
 
 
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10:46 AM
Morning, would some one kindly ping @karel for me so he can read this comment.
Karel, your tag update for unity has and and
You wrote: Unity is a cross-platform game engine used to develop video games for PCs, mobile devices, consoles and websites. Questions about programming and software development using Unity game engine are off topic and and should be asked on stackoverflow.com.
 
@Dave karel's not a chat regular
 
Can you remove one of the ands?
 
Can't you?
 
@JourneymanGeek, no, but I don't think I can ping him externally form this chat , I thought only mods can
 
or link it to me, I'll deal with it
 
10:47 AM
I can't make the edit
 
Morning
 
I can only approve or reject superuser.com/review/suggested-edits/497725
 
There, sorted
 
Thanks @JourneymanGeek, did you have to accept it, and then edit it? Or do you have the option to edit?
 
11:32 AM
@Burgi :27491171 Is it?
 
11:47 AM
@Dave I used improve edit
 
11:59 AM
hm
Turns out the mini 10 dosen't let you set it to AHCI mode ._.
 
So no SATA ports?
Flooded front page a little. All [freeBSD] [ports] tags which were related to software ports now are retagged [freeBSD-ports]. Ditto OSX ports. Deleted COM ports (serial-ports added where needed). Deleted ports about broken hardware ports.
And a deleted two software ports (to other platforms)
 
one sata port
Stuck in AHCI legacy mode
 
That seems sane. Why support ancient legacy mode.
10 years ago: Yes. Buyt today?
 
so not THAT much nice things from upgrading it to an SSD
 
Ah. Yipes
Time for a PCI-e SATA/SAS card ?
Assuming it fits in Mini
 
12:10 PM
nope
Its still better than the 5400k drive
 
M2 slots?
 
lol
no
this machine came with XP new
 
Ah, old.
Dell mini 10 ?
 
yup
I completely did not think about checking for this ._.
 
12:31 PM
OK wow. I've heard of systems with AHCI not having legacy mode but not systems having legacy but no native AHCI.
Nonetheless, you basically lose TRIM and NCQ, but that's about it. Neither of which is a big issue on a non-heavily used system, so you'll still get like, 90% of standard SSD performance.
 
its a secondary system
(Of course my dad's primary is a core 2 duo...)
 
What benefits does the "VR Edition" have? It comes with an HDMI port extension so you can plug in a HDMI device front of your PC.
That is literally it.
 
1:01 PM
@qasdfdsaq Pretty much that
or yanno
You could get a longer cable
 
Looks nice glasswire.com
 
Anonymous
hi all :-)
 
Anonymous
why are the room tags cats and dogs?
 
Oh a woman. Goes into hiding
Because @JourneymanGeek is a dog, and @allquixotic is a cat.
Between them our other most regular users are a fox, and a bald man.
 
Anonymous
1:09 PM
And foxes? And hats?
 
Inside jokes pretty much
 
Anonymous
ok
 
I blame winterbash for the hats
 
Hey I am a cat too ;p
 
What am I?
 
1:10 PM
We like our animals.
 
Anonymous
@jokerdino a dino(saur)
 
@jokerdino the short arms of the law.
 
Obviously a cats minion
 
I wanted to be an arms dealer.
 
Anonymous
I was going to say you are also a woman, @qasdfdsaq, but then I enlarged the photo -- taylor swift
 
1:11 PM
@onebree there's a whole load of inside jokes here. ;p
 
So what are you @onebree
 
No it's becky.
 
@onebree which in itself is a joke, cause something like 3/4 the regulars here are fans ;p
 
Anonymous
@HackToHell a woman.
 
I'm a lesbian trapped in Taylor Swift's body.
 
1:12 PM
You are strange ;p
 
I had Thai border police ask why I looked like a woman recently.
 
Who activated you?
 
Anonymous
How active is this room? I come from the SO Ruby room, which is not too active.. But I think the SO JS room is too active/rambunctious.
 
@onebree reasonably active
 
This room is active mostly when Bob is around.
 
1:13 PM
Depends on the time, and certain topics come up a lot ;p
 
Anonymous
what is reasonabvly
 
Isn't there a chart somewhere that shows how many messages this room gets on average per hour?
Well, judging by yesterday it's more active than U&L
 
Bob
@onebree *waves*
 
Anonymous
In the Ruby room, I can send 50-200 messages a day... Depending on the day.
 
Anonymous
Hello, @Bob!
 
Bob
1:13 PM
Did someone say foxes? :P
 
He's the fox
 
@onebree probably NOT that bad here ;p
@onebree do not ask @Bob what does the fox say....
 
Ermm, what do I send I wonder...
 
Bob
@JourneymanGeek Bot's down, I can't use my normal reply :(
 
@JourneymanGeek We don't have the bot around so he can't do a !!foxno
 
Anonymous
1:14 PM
I think I've sent 10K messages in the last year on Ruby chat
 
@Bob :(
 
> 101
today
332
yesterday
131
per day
SuMoTuWeThFrSa
1.1k
this week
712
last week
881
per week
 
Bob
I've sent ... 154k over the last ... three years?
Four years.
 
I'd probably put myself as "medium" when it comes to activity among the regular users.
 
Anonymous
so this room is much more active
 
1:15 PM
hmm I am at 24k
 
Anonymous
Maybe I will just leave the room then... Seems too fast-paced for me
 
I'll probably get quieter once I'm employed again
 
Well if you send 50-200 in Ruby which is "not that active" I don't think we're beating that
 
Bob
room topic changed to Root Access: For all you Super Users out there. [cats] [computers] [dogs] [foxes]
 
@HackToHell, what exactly is telegram supposed to do?
 
1:15 PM
And I clock in at 5 years ?
@jokerdino It's essentially whatsapp
+ channels
+ large groups
+ gifs
 
@jokerdino chat app, ala whatsapp but hipsterier
 
When there's nothing interesting happening, we sit in silence for hours on end.
 
You are probably the only contact I have over there.
 
and a fuck ton of bots
@jokerdino LOL!
/r/android has a group there
 
^^ This right now is the most active I've seen this room all year.
 
1:16 PM
@onebree basically if any combination of me, @allquixotic or @Bob is on its active ;p
 
Bob
@qasdfdsaq Eh, we're always happy to have more people. As long as they don't find particularly pleasure in trolling.
 
Anonymous
In Ruby:
1 today
41 yesterday
35 per day
204 this week
293 last week
273 per week
 
Bob
I feel sad that I've had to add that last bit due to the last few months :\
 
Anonymous
But I have seen those counts as high as 350 (in a week)
 
@onebree That you, or the room?
Got a link to the room(s)?
 
1:17 PM
@onebree What are these numbers?
@HackToHell, mostly because I don't have it installed in my phone yet.
 
Anonymous
@qasdfdsaq Me in the ruby room, so far: chat.stackoverflow.com/rooms/44914/ruby-sometimes-on-rails
 
@jokerdino ahh
 
Anonymous
@jokerdino Chat user profile stats per room
 
Ah
Well we're definitely more active than Ruby
Where's the JS room?
 
Anonymous
One second:
 
1:18 PM
JS room is way too busy
 
Bob
JS room is very active.
 
lol
 
Bob
I've lost my own messages on-screen quite a few times.
 
Anonymous

 JavaScript

Topic: Anything JavaScript, ECMAScript including Node, React, ...
 
1:19 PM
Yeah, oddly enough there's been 5 messages in the last hour -_-
Anyway, we're definitely right between those two
 
Anonymous
They are pretty outlandish, and the automatic room to blame/name-drop when it comes to saying SO chat rooms need better modderation
 
Javascript: 14,600 total messages per week, average
Root Access: 4,400 total messages per week, average
Ruby: 1,200 total messages per week, average
 
Bob
@onebree Nah, that would be Lounge<C++>.
 
So we're 3x more active than Ruby, and 1/3rd as active than Javascript
TBH I've heard of worse
Yeah, that one Bob mentioned.
 
Anonymous
I have never been in the C++ room, but have actually asked others to ask JS questions on my behalf because at work, I do not want my screen filled with weird gifs
 
1:21 PM
@onebree I thought that was the lounge?
 
What is this mythical lounge, why have I never seen it
 
Anonymous
I guess the lounge and JS
 
@qasdfdsaq It's the C++ lounge.
 
Bob
Lounge is the one with moderation issues.
 
Wasn't there a chat room once that was so bad it was shut down?
 
1:21 PM
@onebree we're typically well behaved. Once in a while we get angry nutters tho
 
Bob
JS is just very active.
 
@qasdfdsaq happened with a few
 
Bob
@JourneymanGeek We were fine for three+ years :(
Then Sept 2015 struck.
 
@Bob That's when I first arrived! Yay \o/
 
@Bob What happened? oh.
 
Bob
1:22 PM
Hm... that can't be a coincidence :P
 
But seriously though, if you're looking for a room more active than Ruby and less active than JS, we're exactly in the middle of those two
 
@jokerdino oh, recycle bin
 
Anonymous
Nah, Ruby is just enough for me :-) Especially in a few hours
 
Anonymous
Bye all :-)
 
I vaguely remember something about Recycle bin.
 
Bob
1:23 PM
@onebree Bye! Feel free to drop back in :P
 
I'm sure I was worse than Recycle Bin
 
Bob
We go through bursts of activity really.
Usually hours of nothingness while I'm at work :\
 
Yup
 
Bob
Because everyone else is asleep.
But we're usually not active enough for messages to appear faster than you can read them.
 
@qasdfdsaq erm no.
 
1:24 PM
God dammit why does everyone keep calling me Taylor Swift? NO IT'S BECKY
 
Hmm, she already left.
 
Bob
Speaking of which, I never figured out how people cope with the large IRC, Twitch, etc., rooms.
 
Else you wouldn't be here.
@Bob you don't read everything
 
@Bob By giving up on the reading everything thing
 
You pop in, wait a tiny bit to catch up then dive in
 
1:25 PM
Or you pop in, scream "LEEERROOOOYYYYY JEEEEENNNNKIINNNSSS" and ruin everything
Or is that just me?
 
Bob
@qasdfdsaq Nah, that's just you.
...beat me to it.
 
lol Telegram looks like a blue version of Whatsapp.
 
Bob
And here I am, the boring guy who uses a phone.
 
You don't have an Android?
 
Bob
I generally don't hop around messaging apps.
 
1:28 PM
I definitely don't either.
 
Bob
Keeping FB messenger on there is more than enough.
Finally added Skype a couple months ago.
 
I have one Whatsapp and this new Telegram.
 
I don't usually either, except in Thailand some of my friends insisted on not using a phone and only facebook messenger instead of SMS
 
Bob
No more. Never whatsapp. Never anything that tries to link to my phone number.
Those can go die off.
 
Facebook Messenger can go die off.
 
1:29 PM
Fb probably already has your phone number linked somewhere.
 
An ap pthat constantly pops up annoying heads on top of other apps and YOU CAN'T TURN OFF NOTIFICATIONS... urgh.
 
Bob
@qasdfdsaq True, but it's somewhat useful simply because it's what everyone else uses -_-
hipster messaging platforms are just weird.
 
Yeah, that's the only reason I had it on my phone, for a whole week.
 
Bob
@qasdfdsaq sure you can
 
But seriously, any app that annoys you in the background, and you can't turn off, is off my phone.
 
1:29 PM
Whatsapp is not hipster damnit. Every kid has one here.
 
Bob
I can turn off any app's notifications. From the OS itself.
 
@Bob Yeah but then it's still wasting batterry in the background.
 
You are hipster if you don't have one. That's how everything rolls.
 
And then you miss actual notifications...
 
Bob
@qasdfdsaq I can disable/freeze apps, though that kinda defeats the purpose of it :P
@qasdfdsaq what would you count as an actual notification?
 
1:30 PM
But seriously, anything whose "Disable" button only works temporarily, by design just goes in the GTFO box.
@Bob Ones I want, when I'm actually using my phone and/or the app
 
Bob
 
@Bob My mom and granma use it
Which is impressive
 
1:47 PM
What is it with questions using the phrase "Then due to some urgent reason" followed by something either stupid or not understandable? ;)
 
Cause the person should have used the bathroom before posting
 
Is the phrase taught in some English as a foreign language schools? It's completely redundant ...
lol
 
@DavidPostill seems to be an indianism to me
 
Bob
@JourneymanGeek That's the answer to every weird phrase commonly used in tech-related sites.
Also, please do the needful.
 
That's what I'm thinking as well. Gargling for "due to some urgent reason" bring up a lot of Indian related links ;)
 
1:51 PM
@DavidPostill the language took a few odd turns there in the continent
 
:(
 
and sadly IT is now a respectable profession
lol
WORST THING EVER that can happen to a profession, being respectable
 
@DavidPostill when you finish basic, you have a "passing out parade" here.
 
@JourneymanGeek And everywhere else. That is common usage.
 
1:57 PM
@DavidPostill and people sometimes pass out.
I've never passed out.
;p
 
Bob
@DavidPostill "I have a doubt" oh god that one.
@JourneymanGeek It's in the weird position of having a lot of people speak it but not really being native as it is in most anglo countries.
 
@Bob here's the thing tho
Some of these phrases transend the native language
Not all indians speak the same language, even tho for some reason, most of the RA regulars who are indian seem to be tamil speaking ;p
 
Bob
Well, at least it's mostly grammatically correct. unlike most non-commonwealth asian countries...
 
Is "The Republic of Singapore" just normal Singapore?
 
It's not uncommon for the Queens guards to occasionally pass out in hot weather (caused by the big fur hats - busbys - they have to wear)
 
Bob
2:06 PM
@DavidPostill O_O
 
Everyone else has to ignore it (including the Queen) ;)
For those who find the heat or the weight of the occasion too much, their orders are clear. There is to be no crabbing sideways or swaying and certainly no dropping your rifle, going down on one knee or putting a hand down. Instead true grit is displayed by those soldiers who can topple forward face first while still holding their bayonet-tipped rifles. “You have to faint to attention,” says Major Dai Bevan, who will lead the 101-strong Guard of Honour from the Welsh Guards. “It will probably involve a broken nose and a whole lot of missing teeth.”
 
@qasdfdsaq sorry i missed the context of your ping?
 
@qasdfdsaq That's the formal name for it
 
systemd is a fucking cancer
 
Bob
@JourneymanGeek Just as I'm in the Commonwealth of Australia and qasd is in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
 
2:17 PM
erm no
Pretty sure the UK has a longer formal name ;p
Guess not
Oh oh
 
Bob
> The name "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland" was adopted following the independence of the Irish Free State, and the partition of Ireland, in 1922, which left Northern Ireland as the only part of the island of Ireland within the UK.
 
Bangkok's full name is... Krungthepmahanakhon Amonrattanakosin Mahintharayutthaya Mahadilokphop Noppharatratchathaniburirom Udomratchaniwetmahasathan Amonphimanawatansathit Sakkathattiyawitsanukamprasit
@Bob yeah, I wikied that
 
Bob
Taumatawhakatangi­hangakoauauotamatea­turipukakapikimaunga­horonukupokaiwhen­uakitanatahu is the Māori name for a hill located close to Porangahau, south of Waipukurau in southern Hawke's Bay, New Zealand. The height of the hill is 305 metres (1,001 ft). The hill is notable primarily for its unusually long name, which is often shortened to Taumata for brevity. It has gained a measure of fame as it is the longest place name found in any English-speaking country, and the second-longest place name in the world, according to Wises New Zealand Guide and The New Zealand Herald. The name of the hill ...
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Full name: Mamungkukumpurangkuntjunya (26 letters)

Location: a hill in South Australia, Australia
Language: Pitjantjatjara
Translation: "Where the devil urinates"
That translation o.O
This is a list of officially recognised long place names. == Single-word namesEdit == Full name: Taumatawhakatangi­hangakoauauotamatea­turipukakapikimaunga­horonukupokaiwhen­uakitanatahu (85 letters) Short-forms: Taumatawhakatangihangakoauauotamateapokaiwhenuakitanatahu (57 letters), Taumata (7 letters) Location: North Island, New Zealand Language: Māori Translation: "The summit where Tamatea, the man with the big knees, the climber of mountains, the land-swallower who travelled about, played his nose flute to his loved one" Notes: Listed in the Guinness World Records as the longest offic...
 
unrelatedly, thanks to the latest disk swapperoo, I essentially have a spare 160gb drive and a 320 gb USB 3.0 drive, yay.
 
Bob
> City of angels, great city of immortals, magnificent city of the nine gems, seat of the king, city of royal palaces, home of gods incarnate, erected by Vishvakarman at Indra's behest.
o.O
That's ... a tad ostentatious.
 
2:25 PM
Slightly
 
i've been there
the welsh one i mean
it has one of those really boring shops full of junk that old people love
 
Bob
@Burgi Which Welsh one?
 
2:43 PM
llanfairpwdfmlgkhdl;isgjnslidvbhjndlkdfsnbdflkhvibjoisdrtjh - that one
 
3:10 PM
Trying to bootstrap a Gentoo Prefix here; sys-apps/net-tools builds but fails to install. I can pastebin all this stuff, sure, but what jumps out at me is that it seems to be installing symlinks in one place under the image directory and trying to delete them from another.
More specifically, a symlink is created at ./image//bin/domainname, and later trying to unlink ./image/$EPREFIX//bin/domainname (yes, that means there are two $EPREFIXes in that path). I might be missing something, but that seems wrong.
 
4:04 PM
WEBSENSE /cgi-bin/blockpage.cgi?ws-session=1378568959
 
Fusck you mysql MariaDB
 
4:24 PM
Oh hey they found a gravity wave
 
wtf...
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JohnI love having the ability to customize Firefox. I love the speed and responsiveness of Chrome. I loathe how slow Firefox is and how much I had to battle to make it customizable again. I loathe how Chrome is intended to never be customizable (changing background-image images and colors does not...

 
4:47 PM
ugh! the 'hound is doing his mass downvote of everything thing again
 
@Burgi You cannot know it is him. Voting is anonymous. Please don't make assumptions.
 
@BlacklightShining Without a pastebin it's unclear what exactly fails though...
@BlacklightShining Looked it up for you, known bug, here is the closest proper solution I could find so far:
@BlacklightShining If you need further help, let me know, I'm a Gentoo Developer.
 
@TomWijsman …searching for bug reports on the package. Right. *facepalm*
Thanks. I can't believe I didn't think of that…
 

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