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Steve16384
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Comment #49255857
As I said, things like DRM or the game phoning home to check it was authorised etc... Equally so, games that I've downloaded from the internet (e.g. Itch) are fully playable offlin…
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Comment #49255839
Before AI, the way people were gaming Google was by filling their pages with pages of verbose fluff (have you ever tried googling how to make a specific cocktail?). Now the AI just…
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Comment #49195803
Yeah, any photos from the 60's to the 90's and you can pretty easily tell which decade it is. Maybe it's because we all went online, and so are less bothered about our physical sty…
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Comment #49170705
I don't understand why anyone thinks that just because they own the disc, they will always be able to play it. It's still full of DRM!
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Comment #49081712
They sound great in theory, but when you've got Microservices A to Z and something isn't right, you've got 26 log files to go through just to start.
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Comment #49068669
HN continues its transmogrification in X.
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Comment #49067555
I wonder if the cop learnt his lesson? (rhetorical question)
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Comment #49022274
I used to come here for the intelligent discussion, but it's turning into X.
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Comment #49022197
"EU invests €2.8 billion in 94 transport projects": https://transport.ec.europa.eu/news-events/news/eu-invests-e... And heat rises. :D
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Comment #48991462
Anyone remember Max Headroom?
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Comment #48935319
It redirects me fine.
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Comment #48935211
Why on earth would the BBC want or care for people to believe that? Are they in the pay of the anti-autism league? We're through the looking glass people!
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Comment #48933622
Have you tried BritBox? It seems to show Doctor Who, but ironically, being in the UK I'm unable to access their site to see specific details.
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Comment #48905904
Couldn't agree more. I've only published on Google Play, but the number of hoops Google makes you jump through (and keeps making you jump through if you want to keep your app in th…
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Comment #48716495
If someone put my name and address on the internet and then falsely claimed I'd committed some henious crime against children (and maybe added a fake AI image) I'd certainly want t…
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Comment #48716490
Who's talking about criticising the government? If someone put my name and address on the internet and then falsely claimed I'd committed some henious crime against children (and m…
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Comment #48687658
It's almost like a "ship of Theseus" problem. If something arrived in Finland for assembly that could theoretically be disassembled, does the final product count as being assembled…
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Comment #48674378
Which of the 12K arrests do you not agree with? Or are you saying people should be free to write whatever they want on social media with no repercussions?
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Comment #48505383
That depends. It might be going above-and-beyond your job.
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Comment #48505346
> An electrician doing an inspection and noticing and fixing big electrical issues in the installation, would be appreciated, even if the accidents didn't happen. Not if nobody kne…
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Comment #48489518
Great work. The gov.uk site is a beacon of light on the web.
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Comment #48135829
Why is it that the larger the company, the less likely they'll have proper support?
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Comment #48107474
I'm not sure what your point is?
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Comment #48107465
Several UK councils now charge double council tax (the monthly tax you pay for having a house) on second homes, exemptions notwithstanding.
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Comment #48064351
Here in the UK it's currently exam season. One of my son's had a GCSE exam just today.