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resonanttoe

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    Comment #48946418

    Really nice work! This is so very very cool. Comic chat was a phenomenal pain in the arse in the 90s for any IRC channel :P But it's still such a great and important piece of IRC h…

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    Comment #48147868

    Man, that client was the bane of any IRC Chan-op's existence when it came out.

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    Comment #48147700

    Nice for you, but as a not-so-creative - I can't function without Fine Artist and at least creative writer 1.

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    Comment #45943714

    It's not a check box, its a button choice ("Share diagnostics" "Don't Share") It's pretty explicit in intent.

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    Comment #42747649

    For those looking for more context - If memory serves it was in response to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comodo_Cybersecurity#Certifica... and the various controversies around it.…

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    Comment #42119258

    The FDA has to certify the devices for use as hearing aids in the U.S Other countries have similar regulatory bodies the certify the use of a medical device. Hearing aids (and thin…

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    Comment #41023644

    100% that even if that situation were to arrive, it would never go down that way anyway. It's a complete fantasy they have in their head about how they're not the corporate stooge …

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    Comment #40983682

    Years ago MS decided to exploit IRC a very similar way by producing https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Comic_Chat - IRC networks and Channel operators hated this shit. It woul…

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    Comment #38844418

    Barrier is succeeded by input-leap https://github.com/input-leap/input-leap

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    Comment #38057192

    Yeh, that's typical for the console homebrew exploits though. (Or at least control of the resolver - the instructions looks like the author has a exploit server running for ease) A…

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    Comment #38037412

    I'd be interested to see a follow up in time to see what the IO wear-n-tear looks like. Also "Using gokrazy instead of Ubuntu Server would get rid of a lot of moving parts. The cur…

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    Comment #38037394

    Doesn't look like the 3000G supports it. https://en.wikichip.org/wiki/amd/athlon/3000g

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    Comment #34004585

    Zwave talks on 800-900MhZ and doesn't share medium with ethernet frames, so there isn't a concept of VLANs. Each Device meshes with anything and everything in its immediate broadca…

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    Comment #32878435

    It also doesn't look good that they put a clip from said virtual event where its clear they couldn't kick out of Bluetooth headset mode and proceed to have all your attendees liste…

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    Comment #32355798

    I know there were a lot of simple vac only bots in the roborock line up. S5 and similar the mopping funciton is a small pad that you manually wet and it drags along behind. It kind…

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    Comment #32355425

    Absolutely agree. The lack of LiDAR (or equiv) seems to really hamper iRobot's effectiveness - I had an iRobot i7 and its mapping/pathfinding was ramming in to things at near top s…

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    Comment #30720430

    JPCert has a better notification page (And the actual three, instead of dropping the Captive portal XSS) http://jvn.jp/en/jp/JVN87751554/index.html But these are all pretty lame "v…

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    Comment #30477561

    When the inner Ballmer takes over

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    Comment #29613797

    TextSecure (text) and Redphone (voice) were the precursors to Signal in 2011 through to 2014. The Whatsapp purchase by facebook happened in 2014. But the first official release of …

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    Comment #29377993

    I absolutely agree with the statement above, but there is context that I think is worth discussing (maybe in part because I can't internalise it properly :P) I think for older coll…

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    Comment #29093597

    This is an ad.

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    Comment #28898823

    >I think the answer to this is that companies prefer to buy "boxes" over running their own infrastructure. Sure, under the hood it's the exact same thing, but Cisco can market a ni…

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    Comment #28890271

    Wait until they start developing ToCs, then its a real problem.

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    Comment #27509000

    This would have been nice in the title of the post here. I was getting slightly worried about some of my tools until I saw the "Update 25th of October 2014:" at the bottom (Cause I…