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HackedBunny

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    Comment #49158047

    Congrats, Josh, looks good! -- The Artist Formerly Known as 'BlitzSupport'

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    Comment #49069119

    Clicking says it all... -- Personalised advertising - it's your choice Independent, quality original journalism needs your support. Please choose an option. Accept personalised adv…

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    Comment #46563645

    How sure are we? https://www.hi-toro.com/images/pointers.jpg

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    Comment #38926492

    Paywalled, but if the top answer isn't 'f---ing' then it's wrong.

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    Comment #38719521

    Rex Basterfield makes tons of free synthesised VST instruments, but created an interesting 'resonating sound box' effect earlier this year that would seem relevant here for the box…

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    Comment #37177787

    Article just turns into blatant spam for a Sonos Soundbar about 3/4 of the way through. -- Last week, I tried the Sonos Arc... At $900, the Sonos Arc is pricey. But it’s one of the…

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    Comment #35093520

    > imperitive!

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    Comment #28668567

    Literally comes a few days after I re-installed it because Firefox doesn't have a per-site fallback mode, or at least not obviously!

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    Comment #28211879

    Good! Tablet and phone concerns have been the absolute bane of desktop UIs for so long now.

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    Comment #27759153

    Glad someone else has recognised this! Worst feature of Windows 11 for me, multiple clicks just to access a window is pretty poor in a windowing system. I always disable that awful…

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    Comment #26804453

    "Call of Duty: Warzone could not be more different from Defendant's game, a low-budget, niche virtual board game like Hasbro's Risk," the complaint said. "Indeed, it is inconceivab…

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    Comment #25862039

    "In this world in which we're living"...

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    Comment #24258415

    My quick test of DeepSpeech, as posted on Facebook back in April: -- I just ran a speech-to-text converter on a very clear clip of former Doctor Who actor Tom Baker talking in an i…

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    Comment #24222137

    These might be too far off the beaten track for you, being non-standard languages with full game library systems, but Mark Sibly's Monkey2 (discontinued for lack of support) is a c…

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    Comment #23472408

    Literally nothing to see here. A few 11-month old logos and a readme updated 10 days ago only to add a Reddit link do not an operating system make!

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    Comment #22864701

    With all the military parts, including from F117, I call BS... this is a future spyplane prototype leeching off of NASA funding under the guise of "supersonic passenger aircraft".

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    Comment #22117693

    I find their results pretty abysmal, like ALL modern search engines -- particularly in terms of returning irrelevant results that don't even contain my specific search terms, so yo…

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    Comment #20113246

    Interesting, but there's a 404 on the project files!

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    Comment #12998424

    It is a strange question... but try ExifTool here: http://owl.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/ From command line: exiftool Famil-Law-Courts-Adelaide-copy.jpg From output: "Encoding P…

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    Comment #11810821

    Don't know what it's like now, but their web site allowed you to sign up for email updates via plain old HTTP not so long ago -- very security-conscious!