Firefox 2.0.0.2 and Firefox 1.5.0.10 Security and Stability Update
Basil Hashem
update process,
Firefox 1.5.0.10 and Firefox 2.0.0.2 are now available for Windows,
Mac, and
Linux for free download from getfirefox.com (http://www.getfirefox.com).
Due to the security fixes, we strongly recommend that all Firefox
users upgrade
to these latest releases.
Note: Firefox 1.5.0.x will be maintained with security and stability
updates until
April 24, 2007. All users are encouraged to upgrade to Firefox 2
(http://www.getfirefox.com). Firefox 1.5.0.10 is available for
download from
http://www.mozilla.com/firefox/all-older.html.
If you already have Firefox 1.5.0.x or Firefox 2.0.0.x, you will
receive an automated
update notification within 24 to 48 hours. This update can also be
applied
manually by selecting “Check for Updates…” from the Help menu
starting later today.
For a list of changes and more information, please review the Firefox
1.5.0.10
Release Notes (http://www.mozilla.com/firefox/releases/1.5.0.10.html)
and
the Firefox 2.0.0.2 Release Notes (http://www.mozilla.com/firefox/
2.0.0.2/releasenotes/).
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James Stekert
2.0.0.2 is also available on the http://www.mozilla.com web site. I
wonder why it isn't available via auto update.
-- Jim
Old Gringo
It is now here in Marfa, Tx.
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2/23/2007 5:34:39 PM CST
James Stekert
Never mind answering that. I misread the message. A good night's sleep
should fix it.
- Jim
Old Gringo
G'Night Jim :)
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2/23/2007 5:41:35 PM CST
Brian Heinrich
<snip />
> Never mind answering that. I misread the message. A good night's sleep
> should fix it.
A good night's sleep can fix a /lot/ of things. . . . ;-)
/b. (who's going out to drink beer on a Friday evening. . . .)
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Ed Mullen
> On 2007-02-23 16:37 (-0700 UTC), James Stekert wrote:
>
> <snip />
>
>> Never mind answering that. I misread the message. A good night's
>> sleep should fix it.
>
> A good night's sleep can fix a /lot/ of things. . . . ;-)
>
> /b. (who's going out to drink beer on a Friday evening. . . .)
>
I'm staying in and drinking. 1,000 miles to drive tomorrow and I've got
the flu. The friend I'm going to visit (to set up their LAN in their
new house) said: "Oh, if you feel well enough come ahead. I've bought
surgical masks and Lysol spray!" Sheesh. Although, she did say she'd
laid in a bottle of Makers Mark. LOL.
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Tony Mechelynck
> Brian Heinrich wrote:
>> On 2007-02-23 16:37 (-0700 UTC), James Stekert wrote:
>>
>> <snip />
>>
>>> Never mind answering that. I misread the message. A good night's
>>> sleep should fix it.
>>
>> A good night's sleep can fix a /lot/ of things. . . . ;-)
>>
>> /b. (who's going out to drink beer on a Friday evening. . . .)
>>
>
> I'm staying in and drinking. 1,000 miles to drive tomorrow and I've got
> the flu. The friend I'm going to visit (to set up their LAN in their
> new house) said: "Oh, if you feel well enough come ahead. I've bought
> surgical masks and Lysol spray!" Sheesh. Although, she did say she'd
> laid in a bottle of Makers Mark. LOL.
>
Against the flu, there's (IMHO) nothing like warm clothing (or warm bedcovers)
and hot tea with honey and lemon. Your temperature may raise a few degrees,
and you may sweat some, but that's part of the body's defenses against the virus.
Hope you get better soon.
Best regards,
Tony.
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Ed Mullen
> Ed Mullen wrote:
>> Brian Heinrich wrote:
>>> On 2007-02-23 16:37 (-0700 UTC), James Stekert wrote:
>>>
>>> <snip />
>>>
>>>> Never mind answering that. I misread the message. A good night's
>>>> sleep should fix it.
>>>
>>> A good night's sleep can fix a /lot/ of things. . . . ;-)
>>>
>>> /b. (who's going out to drink beer on a Friday evening. . . .)
>>>
>>
>> I'm staying in and drinking. 1,000 miles to drive tomorrow and I've
>> got the flu. The friend I'm going to visit (to set up their LAN in
>> their new house) said: "Oh, if you feel well enough come ahead. I've
>> bought surgical masks and Lysol spray!" Sheesh. Although, she did say
>> she'd laid in a bottle of Makers Mark. LOL.
>>
>
> Against the flu, there's (IMHO) nothing like warm clothing (or warm
> bedcovers) and hot tea with honey and lemon. Your temperature may raise
> a few degrees, and you may sweat some, but that's part of the body's
> defenses against the virus.
>
> Hope you get better soon.
Thanks, Tony. The rest and "sweat it out" technique does work.
Although, I hate tea. So drink bourbon. In my Starbucks Triple Grande
Latte. I may still be sick but I just don't care.
Actually, on a serious note, some of the anti-viral over-the-counter
(and prescription) meds do seem to work. I've tried Zicam, and Tamiflu
is highly recommended. Doesn't "cure" anything but it does mitigate the
symptoms. When I felt this coming on two days ago I thought: "Oh, God!
I gotta drive to Austin in two days!" I just knew from the feeling
that it would be a week-long agony. But the Zicam seems to be making it
very tolerable. YMMV. (and if not, the bourbon will enable you to not
care)
Ed Mullen
Well, I got an email from Chris that this is off-topic, that I should
not post such things here. So, following my reply to Chris, I am
unsubscribing to all Mozilla groups. Enjoy the Brave New World.
Brian Heinrich
> Brian Heinrich wrote:
<snip />
>> /b. (who's going out to drink beer on a Friday evening. . . .)
>>
>
> I'm staying in and drinking. 1,000 miles to drive tomorrow and I've got
> the flu. The friend I'm going to visit (to set up their LAN in their
> new house) said: "Oh, if you feel well enough come ahead. I've bought
> surgical masks and Lysol spray!" Sheesh. Although, she did say she'd
> laid in a bottle of Makers Mark. LOL.
A 3 200 km round-trip for a bottle of Makers' Mark? -- *Sucka!*
At least get her to commit to a bottle of Uigeadail or a good Glenrothes or
something. . . .
/b.
Brian Heinrich
<snip />
> Against the flu, there's (IMHO) nothing like warm clothing (or warm
> bedcovers) and hot tea with honey and lemon. Your temperature may raise
> a few degrees, and you may sweat some, but that's part of the body's
> defenses against the virus.
Glühwein, mate; Glühwein. . . .
:-) (Unless you're in a position to censor/suppress this group, in which
case. . . . :-P )
/b.
Brian Heinrich
<snip />
> Well, I got an email from Chris that this is off-topic, that I should
> not post such things here. So, following my reply to Chris, I am
> unsubscribing to all Mozilla groups. Enjoy the Brave New World.
Umm . . . did I miss something here. . . ?
/b.
Terry
Would you stay if even one user appreciated your input? My vote is for
you to stay, but I understand, and we may all be following your lead
shortly...
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Ron Hunter
> Brian Heinrich wrote:
>> On 2007-02-23 16:37 (-0700 UTC), James Stekert wrote:
>>
>> <snip />
>>
>>> Never mind answering that. I misread the message. A good night's
>>> sleep should fix it.
>>
>> A good night's sleep can fix a /lot/ of things. . . . ;-)
>>
>> /b. (who's going out to drink beer on a Friday evening. . . .)
>>
>
> I'm staying in and drinking. 1,000 miles to drive tomorrow and I've got
> the flu. The friend I'm going to visit (to set up their LAN in their
> new house) said: "Oh, if you feel well enough come ahead. I've bought
> surgical masks and Lysol spray!" Sheesh. Although, she did say she'd
> laid in a bottle of Makers Mark. LOL.
>
Ed,
I have only one thing to say about a person who would drive 1000
miles with the flu to help a friend set up her LAN. NUT!
The LAN can wait until you feel better. Are we talking round trip, or
one way distance? If one way, she must be one HELL of a good friend!
--
Ron Hunter rphu...@charter.net
Ron Hunter
Better to feel bad, and get there.
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Tony Mechelynck
[...]
> Well, I got an email from Chris that this is off-topic, that I should
> not post such things here. So, following my reply to Chris, I am
> unsubscribing to all Mozilla groups. Enjoy the Brave New World.
>
My fault, Ed, I started it. (For some reason I didn't get any email warning
though :-? ). Please don't unsubscribe; but I guess such off-topic
conversation ought to be moved to some other group, so I'm setting followups.
(No answer _necessary_; it's "just in case".)
Best regards,
Tony.
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