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SmallPeePeeMan
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Comment #23636409
Not sure why you’re being down voted, unless it’s by racists or people afraid of change. I like the idea.
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Comment #23464119
Nice job! But do you know about Prometheus?
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Comment #23429210
There is a lot of fantasy in this. Traditional Native Americans had to deal with a lot of things we don’t: famine, drought, disease, rotten teeth. And depending on the tribe, war c…
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Comment #23379040
Yep. Those files are still there, but the mystery is gone. Like when you figure out your parents are regular people, too.
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Comment #23375529
> have never heard of a DX7 before Whoa
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Comment #23375497
I didn't read the article, but I'm going to comment anyway.
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Comment #23366581
Realize that the attacker must first possess the user/password database for this to work. This is because the author takes the salt from that information. Without the salt, it will…
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Comment #23352508
Also Kodak and General Electric lightbulbs are now just licensed brand names nothing to do with original.
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Comment #23338123
My daughter was killed at the Pulse incident in Orlando. I want this bill to become law.
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Comment #23324588
What about electronics repair?
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Comment #23312308
Mozilla needs to look in the mirror to fix the internet. Maybe someone else besides Mitchell Baker at the helm can do that. It used to be a company with great engineering. Now it’s…
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Comment #23312293
> that now is deprecated It is not deprecated. It is completely dead. Try connecting to irc.mozilla.org — you can’t because it’s permanently offline.
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Comment #23297405
Yay. Just yay.
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Comment #23286141
How is this done? I mean, are they original animations or mapped from videos in some automated way?
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Comment #23286008
MongoDB is a joke. Tried to use it on a project 3 years ago: it consistently and repeatedly lost new data on non-replicated, single-instance servers. I don’t understand how anyone …
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Comment #23274299
> To give you an idea of how intact the mummified nodosaur is: it still weighs 2,500 pounds! Why is that relevant? Tissue has been replaced by minerals which presumably are much de…
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Comment #23266865
I’m an extension reviewer at adding.mozilla.org. Extensions that request certain permissions are manually reviewed. Others are automatically approved. Recommend extensions are ALWA…
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Comment #23264906
> other than pushing an agenda? Are you naive? Do you think this publication, or any publication, is completely unbiased? You must have a journalism degree :)
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Comment #23258954
What do cops get out of NextDoor? Please help me to understand
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Comment #23258880
I don’t understand the problem with law enforcement. Can someone explain the risks/problems? Because I’ve only ever used NextDoor to get referrals for plumbers, handymen, electrici…
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Comment #23254460
Why is this news? Anyone who thought podcasts weren't going to be commercialized probably also thinks netscape navigator is a good browser in 2020.
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Comment #23251207
> Not to excuse it, but to understand it. Indeed. I don’t have to abide such people, and neither do you. Now if he had found a cure for cancer, would we have more tolerance?
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Comment #23251183
the real question is: Why do people write websites to behave more and more like native apps? In order to prevent a client-side install? For applications that want special access to…
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Comment #23247681
How is this different than the admin page for any other router brand? (SPA does not seem relevant to this discussion)
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Comment #23247609
Native applications.