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    Comment #19378023

    Ah sorry that makes two of us then, I would of replied earlier but I had to find a dictionary to lookup the word machine. Pot kettle black lmao

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    Comment #19376459

    I curse America everytime this inconveniences me, damn globalization of your silly rules..

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    Comment #19355919

    Err lol no. Begging pitches would be private (private link) then rather than publicly promoted and searchable, I think you're getting confused with Facebook or email. Not always, b…

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    Comment #19350744

    Happens all over the world. I walked into a expat bar a while ago and there was a cash collection for Joe (not his real name incase I get accused of doxxing again lol), he just bee…

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    Comment #19350726

    This is just an example I found. There's a new one everyday usually Thailand, Vietnam or Bali. Do you really think this guys close friends and family couldn't pony up $6000? It's n…

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    Comment #19350156

    GoFundMe is comical, every day there is a new idiot asking for money for not buying (or invalidating) their travel insurance . Little Fred is sitting in hospital now with bills ove…

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    Comment #19345084

    Comical. No-https

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    Comment #19272751

    I've easily done 48hrs without food many times in my 20-30s, but usually over weekend, lunch Friday, out on the beer Friday night and no dinner for some reason or other (shit or to…

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    Comment #19272465

    This aint a big issue. You dont have full disk encryption on a lightbulb so of course the wifi password is going to be recoverable. I often find it funny when asking for the wifi p…

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    Comment #19255776

    Probably something like the BBC, certain words are removed from the lexicon of main stream media.

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    Comment #19246284

    Was hoping for a bit more diversity in Singapore - Seems only seven VPN nodes - leaseweb and M247.

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    Comment #19188552

    There are some interesting parts in the videos that remain suspicious (kind like a lot 9/11) like the restricted fly zones over parts of the north/south poles where they claim the …

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    Comment #19176364

    In europe it's more like $0.35 on a $100 transaction for standard personal Mastercards and Visa due to regulation, the rest goes to the issuing bank to cover their costs and card r…

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    Comment #19172091

    I've been to a few regional conferences so perhaps out of touch, but in those scenarios it's usually either yawn yawn buffet or in most cases a bag with some posh sandwich etc.. in…

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    Comment #19171867

    "Attempt to ignore" Great question. So it uses hardcoded values of 8.8.8.8/8.8.4.4, unless it can't contact them by testing to resolve connectivity-test.google.com (or something li…

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    Comment #19171675

    After clicking through 10 ppc links to porn sites to unlock the real redirect

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    Comment #19171660

    Possibly feasible with local netfilter/iptables rules or maybe userland proxy/rerouter. set /etc/resolv.conf to localhost:53, have that forward to 8.8.8.8:1053 or whatever, but wit…

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    Comment #19171642

    I'm not sure Im following why is HTTPS going to cause a shitload more problems?

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    Comment #19171553

    Is catering a big portion of the ticket price? Surely one can venture outside to nearest starbucks, pret, other-fancy-coffee-shop-5metres-away, and dozens of other eateries? Or the…

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    Comment #19171468

    Oh and in the chromecast (non-ultra anyway), chromecast attempts to ignore any DNS servers supplied by your DHCP - hence why the watch-TV VPN's smartdns fails. Good luck rooting yo…

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    Comment #19171415

    Maybe. But it's trivial, for your ADSL/DSL/Fiber shitty $30 router to intercept port 53/(udp|tcp) bind it to it's own local dnsmasq or whatever and then send DNS onward to DHCP DNS…

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    Comment #19171300

    Altavisa and astalavista for years! Astalavista was for your all your serialz, crackz and porn passwords back in the day of http basic auth and 56.6k modems

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    Comment #19161477

    Possibly. Some are already rotting on the runways, at least two of Malaysia's A380 are just sitting there away from gate collecting dust everytime I fly out of KL (I think MH3/4 is…