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• What is "safebrowsing-cache.google.com" used for?

  - by stalkerh

  A user on my network has a ton of hits to this address. Is it a proxy to bypass the network filter or is it a Google cache? URL: http://safebrowsing-cache.google.com

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• Dual monitor webbrowsing with Firefox - Addon that opens links on the other window?

  - by raegadfsgfsdg

  I often browse news aggressors like Reddit.com and I want to be able to have one Firefox window open on each of my two screens, and when I middle click on a link on my left screen, it will open up the tab on my right firefox window. I know that there are some plugins that can open up new windows, but if I do that I'll have to many windows open and I'd rather manage my open news stories via tab bars rather than with windows (clearer, more efficient to browse, and easier to bookmark). Is there a Firefox addon with which I can middle click on a link and it will open it in a new tab in my other window?

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• Would Linux be considerably faster on a Netbook with Intel Atom processor?

  - by Clay Nichols

  I've got an EEE Netbook with Intel Atom processor and Win XP. Probably 90% of the time I'm using it for webbrowsing and thinking of dual booting it in Linux and then booting into Windows only when I need to...if it would speed things up. I've tried using FF and Chrome, both are about equally slow on the netbook. Anyone have any idea of the comparative stats on this?

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• Would Linux be considerably faster on a Netbook with Intel Atom processor?

  - by Clay Nichols

  I've got an EEE Netbook with Intel Atom processor and Win XP. Probably 90% of the time I'm using it for webbrowsing and thinking of dual booting it in Linux and then booting into Windows only when I need to...if it would speed things up. I've tried using FF and Chrome, both are about equally slow on the netbook. Anyone have any idea of the comparative stats on this?

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• How can I set up a local nameserver and modify DNS zones on it?

  - by Joe Hopfgartner

  This is a follow up to this question. I am having an issue with a Router that doesn't support hairpinning properly. See the link above for details. Now I want to set up a local DNS server that Hosts in our LAN can use to resolve public Hostnames (usual webbrowsing... ). Additionally I want to modify certain zones. In our LAN we have some servers serving resources that are not available in our public dns zone. We always have to configure our local LMHost files accordingly. For example we have a staging installation with a new feature running on a local Webserver, and we cannot access it with the IP directly because the website runs in a named virtual host container, we have to configure LMHost file to point some domain to the local IP address. And now we have also the Hair pinning issue. So my question is: What software can I use? Will bind do the job? I just need to insert some A entries into the zone. As easy as possible. We have local Linux/Ubuntu servers.

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