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shaunol

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    Comment #16845593

    At this point I wouldn't be surprised if the high roller database itself were stored on its own IoT device linked to some "high roller analysis as a service" platform.

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    Comment #15308637

    This looks really nice. Having a bit of trouble getting the bridge running on node v6.11 on Windows 10. The app mentions requiring the latest version of node but it's not clear whe…

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    Comment #14732372

    From an outsider/user perspective I feel like Google's internal philosophy is more algned with "keeping the algorithm happy" rather than deal with any single customer on an individ…

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    Comment #14651590

    http://www.snopes.com/supreme-court-justices-stand/ a complete fabrication is 'mostly' false. "What's true" is not even relevant to the claim.

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    Comment #14610071

    The bill[1] itself is plain language and easy to read. The bill establishes a 'basic economic security working group' to investigate the broader issue of how to properly support su…

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    Comment #14608498

    Original source is more informative and has a video http://www.gereports.com/ge-building-worlds-largest-additive...

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    Comment #14493193

    WSJ is discriminating against Google's user-base by blocking content that Google presumed the user would have access to. Yet WSJ thinks they're the ones being discriminated against…

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    Comment #13758850

    This is a cool idea but it still falls very short by not serving users outside of the US. To the point where the welcome page doesn't even acknowledge that there may be global inte…

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    Comment #13511549

    Was wondering the same thing.. come for tech news, get instantly put off by vocal users forcing US politics in the conversations. I thought the no politic rule would help with that…

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    Comment #13154727

    It is unfortunate that you are required to use the MS Store (sign-up required) to install Edge extensions. This is not a requirement of the base browser application itself. Chrome …

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    Comment #13109488

    Not sure what to think about this in the context of HN. I've seen other such stances in other communities where it just ends up being a way to enforce/preserve a political bias. Wh…

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    Comment #12562623

    I appreciate the response. I had no idea things were this bad.

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    Comment #12562546

    How does IP spoofing even work outside of those DNS reflection attacks mentioned on Krebs' blog? [1] > "many were garbage Web attack methods that require a legitimate connection be…

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    Comment #11351147

    Indeed, it is the only post-build babel dependency required if you want things like you say: async/await. The rest are the babel dependencies are build tools.

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    Comment #11215798

    Following on from this, what are the best/recommended epub readers for the desktop? (Windows in particular) I don't have an eBook reader and it's not a format I've dealt with befor…

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    Comment #11177988

    Kudos to the GitLab team. I've been running it for 12 months now on premises. The Omnibus package makes the instance unbelievable easy to install and upgrade, so there's no excuse …

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    Comment #10754665

    If companies are going to keep trying to get out of paying bounties for insane vulnerabilities like this, white hat researchers will just move onto something else, leaving the boun…

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    Comment #10437019

    It looks like the PHP code is the front facing web code which then makes curl calls into the server.js code as you suspected. Presumably server.js is run using node which listens o…

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    Comment #9496151

    Is it generally a lawyer's job to advise a client when a case may attract negative publicity? Do they even care?

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    Comment #9156681

    uTorrent has been crapware for a long time now and I'm not sure why people support it. Since people are plugging their favourite alternatives, my current favourite by a long shot i…

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    Comment #9041554

    This makes me so sad, it makes me wonder why the National Association of the Deaf doesn't try to encourage recruiting volunteers to the association to help with closed captioning. …

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    Comment #8876023

    Rather worrying when a popular software package site gets hacked like this, they could have easily kept the original site up but just replaced the binary download and file hash and…

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    Comment #8678791

    Visual Studio for C#/.NET work (usually webapis) Sublime Text for Javascript and other general text editing Our whole team generally uses these editors, though they have to use VS,…