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jgoney

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    Comment #7976912

    You'd have to read the whole series, it makes perfect sense at the end.

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    Comment #5505195

    "Last year, Persson earned over a hundred million dollars from the game and its merchandise." If you made that kind of money, why would you even bother to do anything but just reti…

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    Comment #5370742

    Does he get enough fiber? I had always understood that the lower digestive system requires adequate fiber to function correctly. And less relevant, I had to chuckle at the "if I ha…

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    Comment #5293549

    Looking forward to his follow up "You are useless. You should consider suicide."

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    Comment #5284767

    Before I read the article, I was hoping for a feel-good piece about how someone hacked together a massive WiFi system using such a router to supply Internet to some isolated commun…

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    Comment #5216262

    What really blows me away is how comparatively little the interface has changed over the years...not to sound dense, but it looks exactly like you'd expect Photoshop to look.

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    Comment #5106128

    Exactly this! They can essentially start the story for Homefront 2 right where the first one stopped, and with Crytek's track record, it should look amazing as well. That is, if it…

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    Comment #4925448

    From this, it looks like Redis inherited some of Tcl's syntax. I never would have put that together before reading this.

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    Comment #4914709

    I would agree with this. I felt that the game was well done, engaging, and fun....but unfortunately it just stops right when the story starts to really heat up. The ending definite…

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    Comment #4578001

    The point is to showcase the technical superiority of the camera. Even the worst camera hardware can generally produce good results with adequate light.

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    Comment #4426690

    I'm a little disappointed; I wouldn't have thought this community to be so cynical and partisan. Can't we all just get along?

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    Comment #4387905

    Cheddar Mac; I wish I had a bowl right about now.

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    Comment #3983231

    I liked this post a lot. I notice that most everyone mentions the time saved by automating tedious tasks, but not how such automation eliminates user-error. For me, that's at least…