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jtylr

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    Comment #42726703

    I've got the old legacy edition - From memory I took it up to 97 and then panicked and moved things away so email wouldn't bounce. Will try again and leave it a little longer this …

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    Comment #42726085

    Any idea what sort of margin ballpark we're looking at? With a combination of email and Google Photos I got up to around 97% used a year ago and just had to move older photos elsew…

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    Comment #42387729

    There doesn't need to be a self-service mechanism, you just need to be able to ask. Skimming the privacy policy indicates you should be able to email `privacy@ycombinator.com` with…

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    Comment #40797685

    I know it as "stressr.exe" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U6NKouWa_o0

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    Comment #39704316

    1:59:27, no? Or even 1:59:26.5 if we want to get more precise!

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    Comment #39704263

    Unfortunately there isn't a 31st April.

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    Comment #38546331

    It's possible you may just have to enable TPM in bios. It's one of the install requirements. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/what-is-tpm-705f24...

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    Comment #34893779

    There are already mods like ConsolePort which allow you to map abilities and actions to certain button combinations. Certainly not straight forward, but it's allowed for playing Wo…

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    Comment #33985596

    Possibly the dead cat strategy? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_cat_strategy

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    Comment #33317425

    I think you've added an extra 0 in there. $ date -r 2000000000 Wed 18 May 2033 04:33:20 BST $ date -r 20000000000 Tue 11 Oct 2603 12:33:20 BST

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    Comment #31193602

    Seeing lots of errors on gcloud currently. Certainly an uptick here too: https://downdetector.co.uk/status/google-cloud/

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    Comment #27301453

    Just to clarify, Sergei Skripal is still alive, the assassination failed but instead did kill an unrelated woman later named Dawn Sturgess.

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    Comment #26712760

    I believe it's a reference to the phrase "The beatings will continue until morale improves" - https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/371325/origin-of...

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    Comment #26710187

    Despite using 2FA and listing my number on my profile - albeit restricted to "just me", I don't appear in the data. It's not as simple as they just having a record of it somewhere.…

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    Comment #26574116

    I just wonder why nobody thought to Google her name between the 9th March (when "extra protections" were first put in place) and now.

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    Comment #26334952

    Light version here: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gregsramblings/google-clou...

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    Comment #24650399

    Try giving https://i.reddit.com/ a try - it's an ancient ipod layout but it seems to do the basic stuff.

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    Comment #24141511

    The end of a bash script or a line? If it's at the end of the line it's just signifying that the line continues underneath and to run that block as "one line". It's just escaping t…

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    Comment #22867563

    Only anecdotal, I once tried to report a persistent XSS issue on the game "hub" pages. After weeks of going back and forth with support (this was before the likes of hackerone) the…

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    Comment #22813409

    They've updated their status page now: https://status.cloud.google.com/incident/zall/20005

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    Comment #22376195

    Previously posted and discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22370405

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    Comment #22373917

    What were your issues with the Nokia? I've had mine sitting around for several months now with a broken charging port, a persistent smudge down the left side of the screen and it l…

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    Comment #21990321

    > A Google community specialist mentioned that the tool scans folders related to Chrome only, but its scope is not exposed to the user in any way. The title seems a bit of a leap.

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    Comment #21605608

    Reply I've just received, can't fault them for responding to this so quick, even if the initial response was to say nothing could be done. > We really appreciate your feedback, and…

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    Comment #21515145

    The BBC are reporting it was a run of the mill DDoS attack.