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fyver

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    Comment #49105760

    Automated machines in pharma factories.

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    Comment #48728116

    "I can focus on the things that actually deserve my attention – cooking a meal, reading a book, chatting with my friends, playing on the sofa. I’m less worried about the distractio…

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    Comment #47788327

    Encryption is easy to crack. Ever heard of the $5 wrench attack?

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    Comment #45924367

    Annoy you every 5 minutes with a message about security updates.

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    Comment #45639837

    He took a duck in the face at 250 knots.

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    Comment #44666581

    Or a shitty cable. Or the terminators were missing. Or both. Our rich friend buying a switch was a real life saver.

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    Comment #42180012

    and hope they're really deleted and not just marked as deleted.

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    Comment #39271016

    The spaceship in Poul Anderson's Tau Zero uses a Bussard ramjet.

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    Comment #37994712

    And then he'll come back for an exchange when he realizes his games won't run on his new PC.

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    Comment #37428882

    I'll also recommend The Hacker Crackdown and Exploding the Phone.

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    Comment #37071821

    > I don't think anyone exists who doesn't game and also watch video on the same system. Actually I have a dedicated computer connected to my TV to watch videos. My gaming computer …

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    Comment #36305796

    I know, right? The internet never fails to disappoint.

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    Comment #35624729

    Neither is telnet.

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    Comment #34991920

    You can use reverse-proxying and have several servers behind a single front one.

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    Comment #32820502

    Are you talking about "UNIX: A History and a Memoir"?

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    Comment #31845594

    Netapp's firmware is based on FreeBSD, not OpenBSD.

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    Comment #30940224

    I much people upgrade computer parts instead of replacing the whole computer and replace their CPU with every new generation?

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    Comment #30268926

    Well, IBM was able to remove Z/OS the TPB.

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    Comment #29621576

    Man does that brings back memories! Back in the 90s, french magazine PC Team offered a CDROM with game demos and tons of random goodies including mods. I listen to them with Cubic …

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    Comment #25912804

    So, Half Life 3 confirmed?

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    Comment #24249318

    And then they get bored of the project and delete everything.

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    Comment #22296618

    The divers spent days risking their lives to save the kids, and some Silicon Valley fucker with zero field knowledge pretends he's going to save the day with some high-tech gizmo. …