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ghostguy123

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My laptop has been shutting off on it's own every once in a while (this isn't the issue, I think this is probably cause my son has dropped it 50 times and something is broken, anyway....).

This most recent time it shut off something screwed up with firefox.  I turned the computer back on, and when I go to open the browser I get this pop up saying  "Your Firefox profile cannot be loaded. It may be missing or inaccessible".

I have uninstalled firefox and re-downloaded it a couple times.  I still get the same response when trying to open the browser.  

Any suggestions for this computer illiterate idiot who doesn't want to use explorer anymore?

 
As for turning off on its own... probably the fastest fix to test would be blowing out the intake and outtake of the fan with some canned air.  A lot of times this is simply due to overheating.

 
got a client reporting the following error when accessing a website we support:

"Error fetching random number (Error): call to eval () blocked by CSP (Error): call to eval () blocked by CSP"

what in the mother#### does this mean? one client out of thousands is reporting this error. it has to be local to her machine. but what is it saying? and how does one fix it??

 
got a client reporting the following error when accessing a website we support:

"Error fetching random number (Error): call to eval () blocked by CSP (Error): call to eval () blocked by CSP"

what in the mother#### does this mean? one client out of thousands is reporting this error. it has to be local to her machine. but what is it saying? and how does one fix it??
It's too late for her. Lose her number and hope they don't come for you next. Hope they don't come for all of us.  :scared:

 
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got a client reporting the following error when accessing a website we support:

"Error fetching random number (Error): call to eval () blocked by CSP (Error): call to eval () blocked by CSP"

what in the mother#### does this mean? one client out of thousands is reporting this error. it has to be local to her machine. but what is it saying? and how does one fix it??
From: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Archive/B2G_OS/Firefox_OS_apps/Building_apps_for_Firefox_OS/CSP#Applicable_CSP_Restrictions

Unlike traditional web sites, privileged and certified apps enforce a CSP (content security policy) by default. This may cause quite a bit of existing code to break while porting and cause a significant amount of confusion if developers are unaware that the CSP exists. This article explains what the CSP restrictions are for apps

eval is disallowed

You may not use the eval() function or the eval operator. Both will throw security errors.

 
got a client reporting the following error when accessing a website we support:

"Error fetching random number (Error): call to eval () blocked by CSP (Error): call to eval () blocked by CSP"

what in the mother#### does this mean? one client out of thousands is reporting this error. it has to be local to her machine. but what is it saying? and how does one fix it??
CSP = Content Security Policy.

It's telling you that your CSP doesn't like the "eval" method being used...it's crappy coding.  Someone probably hacked her computer and you now have the AIDS running rampant in your company

 
CSP = Content Security Policy.

It's telling you that your CSP doesn't like the "eval" method being used...it's crappy coding.  Someone probably hacked her computer and you now have the AIDS running rampant in your company
thank the gods that she isn't connected directly to our company

i'd hate to have to burn everything in the office that i own as a result of this

 

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