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guido_vongraum
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Comment #19918623
Yeah, I know. The entertaining use cases. I understand that entertainment is the dominant use case for computers and networks globally. Well, if one can't live without gaming or vi…
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Comment #19917485
It's about time to realize that ancient Chinese were оnto something when they told that all phenomena shall evolve only so much before they tip over the peak of maximum development…
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Comment #19917479
I'll stop as soon as dysgraphic flaggers stop. The true abuse is muting a comment that doesn't offend anyone, just calling to contemplate a philosophy so different from the current…
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Comment #19914995
People should realize that ancient Chinese were оnto something when they told that all phenomena shall evolve only so much before they tip over the peak of maximum development and …
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Comment #19914633
People should realize that ancient Chinese were onto something when they told that all phenomena shall evolve only so much before they tip over the peak of maximum development and …
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Comment #19914457
Me being a caveman who believes that technology is a hammer that still can be used to drive nails into building materials instead of our own heads, I'm longing for an Intermesh of …
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Comment #19908468
I would have labeled the article a piece of defeatism disguised as satire, if not for this: Security research is the continual process of discovering that your spaceship is a death…
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Comment #19885357
Correct me if I'm wrong, but Windows ecosystem doesn't forbid e.g. Java applications to use the same system-wide JRE, which has to be installed once, manually. It would be a nightm…
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Comment #19885313
In the light of 290MB of scattered DLLs mentioned above, I believe that this is more than elegant way to advocate the guy who made this false claim - if you read carefully enough, …
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Comment #19885291
> if you want to take that chance No, I don't think I want, now that you've sown a seed of doubt in my mind.. It's just occurred to me that he well might be a covert princess who'l…
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Comment #19885227
> he'll almost certainly fall victim to the Great Garbage Collection Algorithm In The Sky at some point, and now all of a sudden you're tied to a library that now literally nobody …
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Comment #19881812
Instead of paying $350 to a security analyst, I'd better pay them to an independent closed-source developer who makes a living from his software. Why would I trust some analyst mor…