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l0stb0y

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    Agreed. Hopefully the remote workers will realize this and get out in front of it. 40% is an incredible amount though. There will be blowback.

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    Comment #10591299

    I always assume these types of stories are red herrings and intelligence agencies already have back doors or decryption methods that they want to keep hush. Make a big song and dan…

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    Comment #10307815

    I probably work about 10 hours per week, offsetting that by basically being available 24-7 if needed. Luckily, that's very rare. I guarantee my workload and quality of work excels …

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    Comment #10173027

    Almost a complete rip of the original Motherboard article from the start of this year: http://motherboard.vice.com/read/soviet-arcade-museum

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    Comment #7824465

    Well, the Sistine Chapel doesn't help dispel the idea that the Catholic church is the worlds largest group of homosexual males. I used to take offense to that suggestion but they h…

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    Comment #7814751

    TrueCrypt, like most other encryption software, has a back door. I'm fine with that. I encrypt to keep my data safe from stolen hardware not government or law enforcement. Obviousl…

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    Comment #7805768

    For anyone looking for some serious research and results regarding nutrition and vegan diets, I would highly recommend The China Study by T. Colin Campbell. The documentary 'Forks …

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    Comment #7753788

    It's called 'planning for the unexpected' and encompasses a wide range of scenarios, only one of which can be blamed on Adobe.

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    Comment #7753734

    And yet another fashion magazine expert. So many! I'd like to point out that your image is solely based on low-grade chick-flicks.

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    Comment #7753724

    You don't have CS5 or 6 running on backup computers in case of CC or general internet outages? Did you explain that to your customers?

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    Comment #7753716

    Hi, thanks for your reply. I make my living with a combination of professional photography, videography, a smidgen of web design and some graphic design. So yeah, no real work ther…

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    Comment #7753701

    Quite frankly, if a persons workflow doesn't include a potential for downtime then they only have themselves to blame. This whole 'down to the wire' and 'stop the press' mentality …

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    Comment #7753648

    I'm not going to use this app but I will keep it in mind should an awkward situation arise due to my constant cleaning of my friends list.

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    Comment #7753526

    I wasn't a fan if CC at first but it's turned into an incredibly good deal for me at $30 per month. A little downtime from time to time can't be avoided. People just love to compla…

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    Comment #7580302

    One thing that it's difficult for foreigners to acknowledge is that Japan is so completely different to the western world that it's almost impossible to comprehend. Articles like t…

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    Comment #7544641

    I would have thought a 'Holy War' with Google would also include trying to steal their best employees. Their illegal pact seems counter-intuitive in this light.

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    Comment #7542756

    Someone's been reading/watching too much Fight Club. That's close to verbatim of what Project Mayhem would spew on the elite, along with the smiley face. None of which seems threat…

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    Comment #7483044

    Just when I thought Jobs couldn't be a bigger scumbag! Someone dig up his grave and make an example of him in front of all of Silicon Valley. It's what he would have done.

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    Comment #7455989

    I'm looking forward to the revelation that the NSA was providing US companies with knowledge to aid their international competitiveness, you know, exactly what they state that the …

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    Comment #7444955

    Exactly. I'm not convinced that the German government is all that invested in the privacy of its corporations or citizens. The world needs more Snowdens!

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    Comment #7307906

    I understand that discussing racism is a social minefield but, as a liberal and global citizen, stories like this disturb me. Couple this event with Spike Lee's blatantly racist an…

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    Comment #7295443

    Save for the battery that is.

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    Comment #6918213

    If only we could transcend the need to constantly refer to, or take into account, someones gender. Or race. Or age. Does it really matter that its a male working on a ship or a fem…

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