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ComodoHacker

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    Comment #48656666

    What is "code switching"?

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    Comment #48642178

    More complex actually

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    Comment #48642173

    Except compatibility. If you're using classic GET and it's enough for you, you aren't affected.

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    Comment #42374316

    Turns out it wasn't nearly as much as 1600 days of labor. So, clickbait headline.

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    Comment #41654910

    >Publishing by itself does little to advance science I strongly disagree. Publishing advances science the same way communication advances culture. Imagine Einstein didn't published…

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    Comment #41365432

    Somehow this page makes my latest Firefox continuously eat all available memory.

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    Comment #40611169

    Will it really help today, when anyone with any serious intent doesn't launch their attacks from one or two standalone hosts, but buys botnet capacity?

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    Comment #40607667

    I believe the idea was to give the player more control with limited input signals.

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    Comment #40606016

    >using where it hits to affect the angle never totally made sense to me I believe different angles add complexity and fun.

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    Comment #40605371

    Is it a pun, hinting that Slack is for slackers?

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    Comment #40470633

    I guess AI is the next thing that's still opt-in now, will be opt-out tomorrow and then no-escape. It would be interesting to read a nostalgic thread from 2070...

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    Comment #40467013

    Can I parse response (JSON, XML, whatever) into cells without VBA?

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    Comment #40417845

    Don't blame yourself. Not everyone is here for the money, many of us are here for the tech.

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    Comment #40397447

    It is routing web requests to backend endpoints, I guess.

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    Comment #40354005

    Secrets are either written down somewhere and end up on the Internet, or forgotten.

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    Comment #40296140

    Could random packet delays or delay equalization help here (instead of additional packets)?

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    Comment #40142235

    My father have used PVA for homemade wine for decades. Works fine.

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    Comment #40141400

    Is there any technical docs on internals? How it does I/O, caching, consistency, concurrency etc.?

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    Comment #40029004

    This doesn't seem to consider or give insight on any tradeoffs involved. Also, the underlying extension, HypoPG, doesn't seem to collect any statistics on data to influence query p…

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    Comment #40028982

    Big Guys do this. For big bucks, of course.

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    Comment #39999958

    >this basically comes down to State Actors ... or Everyone Else This is oversimplification if not misleading. There are also Bad Guys (who aren't state actors), who usually can't r…

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    Comment #39999836

    >the sensible default would be to send email unencrypted That's exactly what anti-encryptionists would want.

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    Comment #39941106

    So, the next candidate for backdooring? :)

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    Comment #39777891

    I'm still trying to beat it on normal difficulty. The farthest I got was first floors of the necromancer's tower, which is about 1/4 of the game AFAIK. I resist the temptation to t…