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anotherfish

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    Comment #26484716

    Surprised that this hasn't been re-released for windows or at least linux.

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    Comment #26353620

    Not sure why I got downvoted. So I'll assume its someone who can't reply. For reasons. For the record, I have an ongoing argument with booking companies seemingly every time I book…

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    Comment #26353306

    Just get rid of these filters. What exactly are you trying to prevent? It can't possibly help in the real world and these silly examples will just recur. If there's billing associa…

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    Comment #26353169

    Never heard of "office hours" used this way. Must be a US thing. Its a good idea. Schedule a session with an expert or someone who is working on the thing you're interested in / su…

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    Comment #26353138

    Getting rid of books always gets rid of the problem. It has always worked. It says so in the latest History book. The world is only 3 years old, right? /s

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    Comment #26313750

    This is why I ask. A big target means lots of attention. A small target might have even worse security but no one is paying attention to the same extent.

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    Comment #26313429

    So that means the overall reputation is withering as well. Even more than before probably. Is Lastpass a widely trusted thing? other than the obvious refrain: "of course it is - it…

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    Comment #26313399

    ... and again with the trolling.

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    Comment #26310944

    I think this is mostly true and there are plenty of qualifiers. Stress is an excellent example. But in general, you can still apply various forms of leverage and get more results. …

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    Comment #26310707

    Obviously? I don't think this is true. People pay money for horoscopes and similar so there are people out there who take it seriously. I don't. I didn't say anyone was an idiot. T…

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    Comment #26299999

    TV Studio execs at Fox cancelled Firefly. Prediction is hard. But studios in general are also very stubborn .

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    Comment #26299983

    Accusations of being smug are usually made by people who chose a team and you've encroached or offended that team somehow. There's often an aspect of admonishment in using that wor…

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    Comment #26299503

    This is very much the likely scenario. The money is in further DLC. The existing GTAO engine is "done" from their perspective. I'd guess also that the next version of the base engi…

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    Comment #26299480

    We used to start up Quake while we waited then we'd forget about GTAO. Later we'd discover GTA had kicked us out for being idle too long. Then we'd just close it. That should be em…

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    Comment #26299243

    I felt quite good actually both then and now. But you seem angrier than you should be. Certainly angrier than someone who would have wrote "It doesn't matter which sign you check" …

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    Comment #26291744

    Better to use canary email addresses that actually go somewhere you can detect incoming emails. Then it would be useful.

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    Comment #26291735

    Going by the canary email addresses I put into my devices from time to time... nowhere good. Those email addresses receive spam despite never sending or being signed up to anything…

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    Comment #26291717

    You probably hit the wrong "bubble". This happens. Then there's the various groupthink fashions that come and go like weather patterns on various comment sites. I doubt HN is much …

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    Comment #26291707

    Yeah, horoscopes are fun. I used to mess with my school by shuffling the horoscopes in the weekly newsletter. No one noticed or complained.

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    Comment #26291688

    Yeah, the whole peek/poke thing turned BASIC into a slow assembly language scripting language rather than actual BASIC language support. Still, it likely made the transition to ass…

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    Comment #26291683

    BBC micros were kind of special from all reports - I never used one. Apparently they had the ability to have an auxiliary processor added, RAM expansion etc etc. By all accounts th…

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    Comment #26290321

    Its good as a one-off. Then you feel all warm and fuzzy as you go "oh yeas this makes sense". I did an experiment using these tests. I ran them every week. Did a different test fro…

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    Comment #26290255

    Helpful. Like savants.

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    Comment #26290185

    Love how all these people rushed to tell you who Pinkerton are and what they do.