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YPPH
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Comment #48129549
>The Nintendo Switch (which runs Linux) was a favorite of cheaters after jailbreaks came out. If you're saying the Nintendo Switch system software is Linux-based, I don't think tha…
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Comment #47993338
There's something deeply satisfying about compiling a Win32 desktop application and knowing that single binary will run unmodified on essentially every Windows machine from XP onwa…
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Comment #46730739
stunnel is often easier to embed directly into client applications, whereas WireGuard is better suited as a system-level VPN.
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Comment #46554584
That's a fair criticism which I'm surprised the parent didn't point out.
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Comment #46549821
I reckon hackers get a thrill out of doing the inputs themselves. They seem to be able to disregard the fact they've got an unfair advantage, pretending that they are still achievi…
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Comment #46548789
Do you have any evidence of this, or is it an unsubstantiated conspiracy theory which should be afforded no weight?
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Comment #46548716
There was a federal civil rights investigation into the officer's conduct. There was also an unsuccessful attempt to indict him before a grand jury. The shooting was reported on th…
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Comment #46003264
Apple could have implemented this a long time ago but decided not to implement Bluetooth file sharing.
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Comment #45625585
The United States frequently asserts extraterritorial jurisdiction. They were chasing Assange even when he hadn't stepped foot in their country.
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Comment #45001501
A neighbourhood bully could do far worse things to a cat that involves little to no technology. One of many reasons why my cat stays inside.
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Comment #44505515
You're describing hypocrisy.
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Comment #44498783
I'm not sure that's irony. Just an plain error on my part, which you're right to point out. Piracy is also a pejorative label for copyright infringement.
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Comment #44489138
"Stealing" isn't an apt term here. Stealing a thing permanently deprives the owner of the thing. What you're describing is copyright infringement, not stealing. In this context, st…
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Comment #44450792
This is great. But my concerns about Cloudflare's power remain. Today it's blocking AI crawlers, tomorrow will it be blocking all browsers that fail hardware-attestation checks?
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Comment #44347159
The US has no business attempting to enforce domestic law on foreign leaders present in the country under diplomatic immunity.
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Comment #44255451
I think Source Depot is a proprietary fork with a lot of Microsoft-stuff added in.
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Comment #44254745
It's entirely plausible that a long-term engineer at Microsoft wouldn't have have used git. I'm sure a considerable number of software engineers don't program as a hobby.
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Comment #44063054
I'm surprised Troy Hunt hasn't defensively registered this. Compare https://troyhuntsucks.com/
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Comment #44035908
For those who would prefer to stay a little more under the radar, you can hide results from a search of your email appearing on this service. https://haveibeenpwned.com/OptOut
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