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Dirt_McGirt
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Comment #1471197
I believe pretty much every modern browser except Firefox comes with 3rd-party cookies turned off anyways, and I don't expect many people chance that default.
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Comment #1471088
He's figured out the optimum way to burn all his pirated mp3s to DVD.
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Comment #1469478
Calling it a $99 NAS is stretching the truth a bit.
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Comment #1468654
People who suck at satire shouldn't be allowed to title things "A Modest Proposal".
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Comment #1463370
Carl Jung and science do not belong in the same sentence.
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Comment #1459252
"If the instapaper_body class name is present, the automatic selection and automatic stripping processes are disabled, leaving full control to the site’s author."
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Comment #1458942
Yay, the instapaper future is full of ads.
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Comment #1451585
Well now, that page seems to have been created 6 months ago, so I'd argue it's pretty new.
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Comment #1450504
Jesus, virtual desktops have been around since the mid-80s. Crediting them to Gnome is like crediting cars to Preston Tucker.
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Comment #1448519
If you get a 3 room apartment for $800 a month in SF, then why are people there always whining about super high rents?
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Comment #1441961
> I guess it's OK to use a Drobo if you get another one as backup for the first one — but then, what's the point? RAID is _not_ a backup. If you don't understand this, you'll never…
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Comment #1438685
Miley Cyrus upskirt pictures.
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Comment #1436190
Well, there went my 191 day uptime. Which is incidentally the number of days ago they opened their London datacentre.
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Comment #1435295
It's pretty obvious why they don't have a "doesn't take forever to load" checkbox.
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Comment #1435288
Ah yes, I can't imagine there is a person in the world who don't read httpd logs on the regular.
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Comment #1420758
Just FYI, the SSL-enabled homepage doesn't have a background.
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Comment #1418727
Where can I find a low risk investment that yields a decent monthly return on 1 million?
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Comment #1415019
Their blog feeds certainly are. I have to scrape the pages to get a decent Krugman feed.
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Comment #1413402
Nope, different interfaces to the underlying webkit functionality. And they're packed up differently. I suppose the core functionality of more advanced extensions could be shared, …
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Comment #1385011
> Michael Arrington is/was a lawyer and runs a startup. I think his legal background has given him the confidence to pursue legally sensitive journalism And what a runaway success …
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Comment #1384997
The way syncing works is what's making me consider a switch. Oh how I despise the horrible hodgepodge of an app that is iTunes.
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Comment #1381811
And make it like an iDevice and only allow sync from one computer...
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Comment #1380580
> The FSF should take a more active role in GPL violations overall. I belive they can't really do anything unless they own the copyright, as they do with GNU Go. The Linux HFS+ cod…
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Comment #1378948
> but when you read the whole thing it seems that RMS likes to change his opinion as he receives more information. He really does. I used to be involved in Emacs development back i…
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Comment #1378468
Well, I've tried it on Mac, Linux and Windows and it only blocks a minority of all flash files I've encountered. It seems especially bad with youtube and vimeo files embedded in bl…