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pfundstein

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    Comment #42192646

    That's what the flight termination system is for, and thus it'll be exploded remotely instead.

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    Comment #39436089

    [flagged]

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    Comment #37610618

    No it's not the tech news that he's saying is bad, it's the ads.

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    Comment #33893756

    How is this not an outright advertisement?

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    Comment #33725406

    Based on the name initially I thought Wiretap was a MITM proxy for Wireguard.

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    Comment #33725402

    Much better name. Initially I thought Wiretap was a MITM proxy for Wireguard.

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    Comment #33185392

    Perhaps you could submit updates to the database as diffs and commit them via normal git channels

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    Comment #33185354

    Which is still usefull for querying a large database without having to download the entire thing.

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    Comment #33185331

    That's a bit misleading. IndexedDB is a standard maintained by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) and is supported by all major browsers. Web SQL Database was a prior API develope…

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    Comment #32992120

    I had a look at your personal site (linked from the one you posed) and I don't know how (or why) you dare to put so much of your personal information online. What's the worst that …

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    Comment #32977616

    I would like to think that something like this would by buoyed to the top on most news sites/aggregators but the fact of the matter is that regardless of how much news you read, th…

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    Comment #32831729

    I'd like to see that thing shoot drones that aren't hovering in a line, something quick and agile like FPV racing drones.

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    Comment #32733208

    The author clearly has an agenda, and completely ignores hidden services of Tor which is one of it's most used and secure features.

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    Comment #31994927

    I've often found Qt GUIs to be bloated and slow. Not sure whether that's brought about by Qt inherent overheads or bad design by those using Qt.

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    Comment #31526470

    So that's not a single exploit away then

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    Comment #31230048

    I can't imagine it would. I'm fluent in 4 languages and with each language I learnt the most common phrases and words first.

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    Comment #31230021

    Ok, do it and report back. Remember, you need to think of the words yourself.

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    Comment #30863585

    > just run that thing and send it to me and I can file an exception if there is something on it I disagree with. This is how it works in Australia. Taxes are filed online with the …

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    Comment #30851418

    PLEASE elaborate, I'm intrigued.

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    Comment #30825644

    - The search is garbage, and if you are actually able to find what you're looking for, you still can't get the contextual messages around your result.

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    Comment #30693788

    I usually give an email of the domain I'm visiting, e.g., WEBMASTER@nationalgeographic.com or GET-STUFFED@nationalgeographic.com, etc.

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    Comment #30583147

    The common denominator is of course dopamine, and drugs, social media, video games, etc, all offer an easy and reliable hit.

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    Comment #30506367

    > due to a cyberattack on one or more of the automaker's major business partners. ...and that's about the whole article.

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    Comment #30056529

    You clearly need to be introduced to Apple's ecosystem :)