basically
Friday, February 13 2015
Mozilla BUY TAX SOFTWARE FireFox
[01:57:22] matt [wronka.org]/Psi+ Recently—last week or so that is—I noticed my "speed dial"/recently viewed sites list on my desktop copies of Mozilla FIreFox were cleared. This happened to coïncide with rebuilding nightly. At first this was an annoyance, when everything was replaced with links to Mozilla and open source pages. After using the browser for a bit, I got one bookmark back on the page (oddly, something I *hadn't* visited that day); and now after about a week, I've got the first three and the final (15th) spot as pages I've visited.
In addition to those, a tab for the Mozilla Marketplace and nine other Mozilla links: I now have a tab for a tax package. I'm not happy with you Mozilla. Basically, I'm saying the same thing to you that you are to your users.
[01:57:22] matt [wronka.org]/Psi+ Recently—last week or so that is—I noticed my "speed dial"/recently viewed sites list on my desktop copies of Mozilla FIreFox were cleared. This happened to coïncide with rebuilding nightly. At first this was an annoyance, when everything was replaced with links to Mozilla and open source pages. After using the browser for a bit, I got one bookmark back on the page (oddly, something I *hadn't* visited that day); and now after about a week, I've got the first three and the final (15th) spot as pages I've visited.
In addition to those, a tab for the Mozilla Marketplace and nine other Mozilla links: I now have a tab for a tax package. I'm not happy with you Mozilla. Basically, I'm saying the same thing to you that you are to your users.
Thursday, June 6 2013
[05:00:47] matt [wronka.org]/navic I got an Android device because I got fed-up with the broken WPA2 support in Nokia Belle on the E6-00.
Apparently I should have searched through the Android issue tracker first:
https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=40065
https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=51221
https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=34212
Basically, the current version of openssl added new versions of TLS (new being used liberally) and many routers, technically broken, won't work with it.
This bug dates back to mid-2012, looks to have been fixed in later versiosn of 4.1 and broken again in 4.2. It's broken in the latest Nexus 4 (Mako) Cyanogen RC.
It's annoying.