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don't forget to backup your data first...

Especially when running on the boot drive. [/sPAM]

It used to be that Firefox (profiles) can only be reset while using the Safe Mode, (2), (3), but as of recently the developer test versions have a about:support page with a button to allow "Reset Nightly to its default state".

The about:about page has a list of all available "about:" pages in Firefox, also.

PS. Btw., the command launching Firefox in Safe Mode is:

firefox -safe-mode

PPS. Safe Mode will also allow a selective-startup, where the component causing the hang can be easily identified. :f

"Nikola"

Excuse the bump pls., but @ Wikipedia:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nikola_Tesla

PS.
labstuffs, it's been done finally, but somewhat differently (magnetic field) @

https://www.fastcompany.com/1128055/wireless-electricity-here-seriously

&

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wireless_energy_transfer

Nicholas Tesla dreamed of this.

Google; it's: "Nikola Tesla". xd

 

We can make a really fast car, but how much would that car consume fuel? How safe it can be? And how much will it cost?

The Bugatti Veyron

.. price

fuel consumption /

economy.

 

Back in 1992 the PC connected through a Telebit TrailBlazer, to some BBS..

-reply by Toni Gonza

Actually search results can be removed from Google, without having to pay for it (once that content had been removed). Here are a couple of examples:

Remove information from Google: Remove a page or site from Google's search results

Search issues: Contact a site's webmaster

Do note, however, that Google says:

 

If you want to remove content from Google's search results, that content should first be removed from the web or blocked from search engines. We run into a lot of people who think that Google runs the web and controls all the sites on it, but that's really not the case. The sites in Google's search results are controlled by those sites' webmasters.

Just don't panic and think about what exactly needs to be done; & here's an example of how to panic: if that's what you prefer.

Post copied from [..]

Gosh darn it, that's pretty lame 2 not quote the actual source.. Anyway, here's the Google query & you can view it as HTML directly online (without Office ):

 

https://www.google.com/search?as_q=http://www.northbrunswicklibrary.org/ADVANCED Internet.doc