When I was about 10 years old, I remember riding my dirt bike up a big jump at my house, flying high in the air, sliding off my seat and racking myself in the nuts on the support bar. To this day, I don't know which is more painful: reading "Post Your..." threads or landing on my nuts from six feet.
The last link was fun, but can't that eject CD code be considered a security flaw?
Media Player seems to give javascript permission to do that by default... Imagine the user is browsing in a server, that shares CD's contents, or is installing some software, and the CD ejects...
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When I was about 10 years old, I remember riding my dirt bike up a big jump at my house, flying high in the air, sliding off my seat and racking myself in the nuts on the support bar. To this day, I don't know which is more painful: reading "Post Your..." threads or landing on my nuts from six feet.
The last link was fun, but can't that eject CD code be considered a security flaw?
Media Player seems to give javascript permission to do that by default... Imagine the user is browsing in a server, that shares CD's contents, or is installing some software, and the CD ejects...
Btw, I've installed the spell checker. :)
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