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FooNull
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Comment #13146195
I'll second this. Dell sent a contractor to my home on Thanksgiving day to replace a laptop screen on my kitchen table. It took under an hour to replace. I've never seen that level…
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Comment #12990965
The difference is, if you announced those plans on a city street, you'd only face government reaction if a citizen reported you or a police officer overhead. That's different from …
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Comment #12566511
I'm not sure I understand the significance of this article. Asking seriously, what should I take out of reading this? An (20 something) individual privately supported a major presi…
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Comment #11735208
Check his twitter: https://twitter.com/GammaGroupPR/status/733347252605947906
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Comment #11553383
Depends on whose vote
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Comment #11400759
And the sun, and the solar system
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Comment #11247785
There are jobs for CS that care about other traits. System design, user interface design, HCI, software engineering (methodologies, management, architecture), infrastructure, etc t…
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Comment #10698591
Hello future readers!
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Comment #10604333
Can you recommend something better? Can anyone in this comment section recommend a better service? I'm an artist who wants to use bitcoins for nearly an identical reason. However, …
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Comment #10599272
I think they're just trying to point out an instance where the overhead of SSL connections is a burden. It's interesting. It's something that many developers wouldn't think about, …
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Comment #10281357
Absolutely disgusting.
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Comment #10039577
I didn't beat your score on level 1, but I did create a dynamic solution in javascript. You can view it at http://pastebin.com/wMVyqvz3 (copy and paste the code into honeypot and s…
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Comment #9861520
>is this any different than what would happen if a dedicated attacker came after the most valuable data in your company? My company didn't compile detailed background information a…
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Comment #9860239
Why do you not want downvoting? Isn't that desirable part of the opinion gathering?
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Comment #9780896
Fwiw, by running the firefox nightly, I've seen far fewer memory issues, crashes, and general crappyness...
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Comment #9468917
Yes. Obviously. I should have been downloading the tracks I was listening too and wring my own scripts to parse and save my playlist data with the full expectation that the service…
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Comment #9468818
WONDERFUL It didn't have all of my playlists, but I was able to at least recover a small portion of my songs. Some is better than none...
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Comment #9468785
Well considering that they've handed over the servers and data to the plaintiffs... you probably shouldn't hold your breath
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Comment #9468744
I agree with this wholeheartedly. The majority of my favorite playlists were filled with music I had slowly curated by favoriting songs I heard while listening to the radio station…
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Comment #9468731
http://www.subsonic.org/pages/index.jsp ? This seems like an interesting project. I've never heard about it before, though I do wish it was an open-source one...
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Comment #9468640
I'm sooooo glad I was paying a yearly fee for a VIP membership... and now I can't even get a copy of my playlists. All of those obscure songs I fell in love with are gone. I wonder…
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Comment #9416715
I think it's a fad and I wish it would stop
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Comment #9344682
One has to wonder if this will lead to a more aggressive policy of preventing ad-blocking users from viewing content without paying up. Several streaming websites already require y…