Apologies for the misinformation. I quickly skimmed over it, I didn't see the note about copy protection. The OP is, in any case, able to utilize this information to trans-code already-ripped files.

Care to share those =]?

Both. Handbrake is Open Source and cross-platform.

+1

Handbrake can't, it doesn't bypass any DRM to my understanding. MakeMKV, however, can.

In my taskbar I have;

True, but that won't cover all mail already sent to you.

You can create a new filter with a "*" in the from field (or any field really). Set it to forward those messages to your other account, also be sure to set it to apply it to all other messages.

Not necessairily, these are not the only security extensions.

Your Dropbox files are actually hosted on Amazon S3.

You can hold shift to constrain the eraser to angle values set in the preferences. (the default is 45 degrees)

Finally, I just noticed.

Ask yourself the following; "Is my data really that wanted by super-criminals?"

You can actually use a bootloader to do that. Be aware of the fact that even a bootloader can be compromised as well, unless you store it on an optical disk or any other non-rewritable medium.

@Dave Myers: Many phishing sites are the domains that have typos in them. For instance if I wanted to go to Paypal but I typed Pyapal.com instead of PayPal.com. This way I could be transfered to a phishing site instead of the real one and get scammed. (this is not the case in this example btw)

@porkchop: F11 in Chrome actually ;-)

@cbankord: Oh thanks. I had never seen that option before. It was disabled for me too. Weird.

If Chrome gains phishing detection and if Ctrl + L will still be valid I wouldn't really care I guess.

Okay that is quite awesome. Kudos for Google.

@Thespamhere: I could be wrong here so bash me if I am.