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georgiecasey
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Comment #35720817
this is the answer, Stremio is the easy-to-use solution that I setup for my parents and forgot about. the comments above with their complicated usenet setups reminds me of the famo…
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Comment #35543483
should you not have disclosed that you're a Hex employee in the blogpost?
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Comment #33444869
poor dang
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Comment #33195271
everyone giving their opinion in this thread should disclose whether they've tried cocaine. proper fishscale cocaine, not stepped on washing up powder. the problem is it's too damn…
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Comment #33012789
all things aside, it'd be a great ego-boost if someone thought me good enough to impersonate on Upwork
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Comment #32899938
surely they're talking about the opening only, where the best moves have been analyzed to death. once you're in the middle game and it's a position that's new, you play the best mo…
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Comment #32841917
I wouldn't be surprised if someone responsible for verifying accounts in Indonesia took a bribe.
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Comment #32837852
so Apple and Samsung get most of the profits, and Google has to pay a huge fine for doing the open source thing and letting 3rd parties build handsets. If Google just built their o…
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Comment #32736266
That's a serious lichess rapid rating. Are you a titled player?
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Comment #31346990
> What is broken is installing a custom CA into the system store on a rooted phone and making it work with all apps (apks) and Chrome. yep, that's what I do. still seems to work he…
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Comment #31342311
so this breaks charles proxy HTTPS sniffing as well? I haven't encountered the problem yet even though my Android Chrome is version 101
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Comment #30901839
Surprised nobody's mentioned the Telegram Android app yet. Their ChatActivity.java is 27, 720 lines! https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DrKLO/Telegram/master/TMes... Thing is, there…
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Comment #30249070
I always wonder why Google don't start charging for Gmail accounts for non-OECD countries or other countries where the ad rate means they make a loss.
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Comment #28556420
> You'll rarely win in the court of public opinion and you'll probably never get hired anywhere again I thoroughly disagree with both these points.
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Comment #27179235
I'm kind of shocked, I know Gates was a ruthless businessman but I always had him pegged as squeaky clean in his private life.
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Comment #27095636
Was this because license revenue dropped? They want to do the same in Ireland
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Comment #27058510
It taught me to never get involved in the drugs business in Mexico or Brazil or never drive in Russia.
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Comment #27058505
I notice Ogrish.com redirects to this new vanilla site as well. What a relic from the turn of the century Internet.
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Comment #27033266
the youngest is 18 now. maybe the marriage is gone for years and they were waiting for the kids to come of age? pure speculation
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Comment #26890578
> since it is the de-facto SMS standard in my country. Same in my country, I don't think Americans (or the American tech culture) realise how ubiquitous WhatsApp is in Europe and a…
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Comment #26890313
I like it as well, whenever there's some breaking story of some scandal and I want to see 'pics', DailyMail always seem to have the pics first. Like a kid, I look at the images mor…
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Comment #26849762
I think they compromised Teamcity, or at least I've heard a lot of mentions of Teamcity related to this hack, I could be completely wrong. But it's possible they just got admin acc…
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Comment #26822947
New Google accounts start off with little trust. New apps start off with little trust. Established apps should have good trust along with Playstore verified developers. Android is …
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Comment #26820756
We don't need a security standard for apps from bluechip companies, we need better vetting of apps uploaded by nobodies to the app stores. And the Chrome plugin store while we're a…
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Comment #26634211
Looks great but these services have a tendency to come and go. Bad actors just end up hammering it. But I've been using icanhazip.com for years and it's still going strong.