Attachment 98821 Details for Bug 78528 – sample of document which crashes

sample of document which crashes

GRL May 16 2014 HTML.html (text/plain), 4.85 KB, created by Brian Piccioni on 2014-05-10 13:43:00 UTC

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><!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN">
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>	<title></title>
>	<meta name="generator" content="LibreOffice 4.2.0.4 (Windows)">
>	<meta name="created" content="20140418;0">
>	<meta name="changed" content="20140510;85237117000000">
>	<style type="text/css">
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><a name="OLE_LINK2"></a><a name="OLE_LINK1"></a>
>The Geek&rsquo;s Reading List &ndash; Week of May 16th
>2014
>Hello, 
>
>I have been part of the technology
>industry for a third of a century now. For 13 years I was an
>electronics designer and software developer: I designed early
>generation PCs, mobile phones (including cell phones) and a number of
>embedded systems which are still in use today. I then became a
>sell-side research analyst for the next 20 years, where I was ranked
>the #1 tech analyst in Canada for six consecutive years, named one of
>the best in the world, and won a number of awards for stock-picking
>and estimating.
>I started writing the Geek&rsquo;s
>Reading List about 10 years ago. In addition to the company specific
>research notes I was publishing almost every day, it was a weekly
>list of articles I found interesting &ndash; usually provocative,
>new, and counter-consensus. The sorts of things I wasn&rsquo;t seeing
>being written anywhere else. 
>
>They were not intended, at the time,
>to be taken as investment advice, nor should they today. That being
>said, investors need to understand crucial trends and developments in
>the industries in which they invest. Therefore, I believe these
>comments may actually help investors with a longer time horizon. Not
>to mention they might come in handy for consumers, CEOs, IT managers
>&hellip; or just about anybody, come to think of it. Technology isn&rsquo;t
>just a niche area of interest to geeks these days: it impacts almost
>every part of our economy. I guess, in a way, we are all geeks now.
>Or at least need to act like it some of the time!
>Please feel free to pass this
>newsletter on. Of course, if you find any articles you think should
>be included please send them on to me. Or feel free to email me to
>discuss any of these topics in more depth: the sentence or two I
>write before each topic is usually only a fraction of my highly
>opinionated views on the subject!
>This edition of the Geeks List, and
>all back issues, can be found at <a href="http://www.thegeeksreadinglist.com/">www.thegeeksreadinglist.com</a>.
>&nbsp;
>&nbsp;
>Brian Piccioni
>&nbsp;
><a href="mailto:brian@thegeeksreadinglist.com?subject=Please%20add%20me%20to%20the%20Geek's%20Reading%20List">Click
>to Subscribe</a>
><a href="mailto:brian@thegeeksreadinglist.com?subject=Remove/Unsubscribe">Click
>to Unsubscribe</a>
>&nbsp;
>&nbsp;
><h1>1) Anti-virus pioneer Alan Solomon thinks anti-virus is dead. He
>uses Linux instead</h1>
> 
>
>&ldquo;British anti-virus pioneer Dr Alan Solomon is so convinced
>that AV software no longer works that he gave up using it a &ldquo;long
>time ago&rdquo; and solved his security worries by moving from
>Windows to Linux, the iconic figure has said in a blog.&rdquo;
><a href="http://blogs.techworld.com/war-on-error/2014/05/anti-virus-pioneer-alan-solomon-thinks-anti-virus-is-dead-he-uses-linux-instead/index.htm">http://blogs.techworld.com/war-on-error/2014/05/anti-virus-pioneer-alan-solomon-thinks-anti-virus-is-dead-he-uses-linux-instead/index.htm</a>
><h1>ZTE Starts Selling $99 Firefox OS Phone in the U.S., Via eBay</h1>
> 
>
>&ldquo;While Firefox OS remains
>targeted at first-time smartphone buyers overseas, China&rsquo;s ZTE
>said Thursday it will start selling a model in the U.S. via eBay. The
>ZTE Open C is listed for the &ldquo;Buy It Now&rdquo; price of
>$99.99.&rdquo;
><a href="http://recode.net/2014/05/08/zte-starts-selling-99-firefox-os-phone-in-the-u-s-via-ebay/">http://recode.net/2014/05/08/zte-starts-selling-99-firefox-os-phone-in-the-u-s-via-ebay/</a>
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