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gbmor

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    After browsing the list for a bit, I really wish I had a use for haterade.org

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    This is why, when given the choice between CS:GO and predecessors, I'll usually pick CS:S. In the CS1.x days I had a "home" server, we BSed and played together all the time, and ch…

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    I've worked in the restaurant industry in the US. It's nothing short of horrifying, and often traumatizing for those involved. I've seen no overtime pay happen, lies from managemen…

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    > [2] https://github.com/007/hashcash Looks like your repo is https://github.com/007/hashcash-js But, cool! Thanks for sharing.

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    Comment #22973624

    Curb Your Enthusiasm

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    Comment #22569111

    DCSS is also my favorite. More polished than others in the early game, but still absolutely brutal.

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    Comment #22212512

    That's the meaning I'm familiar with as well

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    Comment #22209519

    Anecdotal, but I'm from the south and learned it as the Civil War. However, I wouldn't be surprised to learn that many schools teach it as the "War of Northern Aggression" given ho…

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    Comment #22024971

    DCSS is ridiculously fun. I've spent more hours playing it than any other roguelike.

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    I've not heard of Rogue Bit before, but it looks really cool and intriguing, so I just bought a copy. Thanks for contributing to the indie game world!

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    > Do sites need to explicitly support them? The web site will need to support FIDO U2F, yes. > Can I just use it for 1Password? I've not used 1Password, so I don't know. The Yubico…

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    Go for it. They're inexpensive, handy, and easy to set up and use. I currently use it for everything from logging in to my laptop and using sudo (via PAM) to SSH (gpg-agent) to log…

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    For those wondering, the app was Strava. Through the heat map they publish, it revealed, among other things, patrol routes of military members wearing Fitbits. https://www.nytimes.…

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    Comment #21821982

    Spidernetics Spiderterrorism Spider-espionage Spiderspace Spidercrime Yep, terrifying.

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    Comment #21809180

    Those were so fun to read! I happened upon them accidentally at a bookstore a few years ago. But I'm not sure how well it would transfer to screen.

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    I have a vivid memory of seeing this. Post-Hurricane Gustav in Louisiana, I was wading in nearly waist-high water toward my former car. I then see several of these fire ant rafts f…

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    Comment #21024220

    As someone who grew up in rural Louisiana in the southeastern US, if you're being charged by a hog, you're better off with a .45 semi-automatic handgun such as a Colt 1911 / clone.…

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    Same here, in rural south Louisiana in the 90s. Whelp, uh, I think I'm fine ...

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    Comment #20991143

    There's plenty of MUDs still around. Not as active as 20 years ago, but still active.

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    One thing I do occasionally is to push /dev/urandom into functions in various tests. Read n bytes, use it as input. Not quite as extensive as fuzzing libraries, but it works.

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    That is exactly how I feel.