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shibboleth

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    Comment #4002340

    I don't know about that. I get the same issues even with Aurora (as do many of my colleagues).

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    Comment #3669672

    Autotrading will still get you banned. But yeah what you describe sounds like it's from back in the day. Nowadays there are three modes with the standard pftp: autotrade, autotrade…

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    Comment #3666791

    Let's not forget about hardware donors. Donate a hard drive? Get an account and some credits! Sites such as LSD and LOOP did this.. and many more still do.

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    Comment #3666777

    No one uses drftpd except for rented sites. They all use glftpd, still.. sigh.

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    Comment #3666774

    Yes. pftp is the tool of choice for couriers still.. albeit they hardly resemble the original source.

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    Comment #3666769

    ex-pHASE courier here. You must be referring to 0day couriering. We use a custom pftp w/ rel server to chain our FXP routes.

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    Comment #3666537

    I think you misunderstood why it is frightening to be associated with that channel.

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    Comment #3665610

    Also, the bulk of legitimate releases comes from the "leaders" of the ISO scene.. As of right now there are ~38 users in the IRC channel representing the the majority of the top le…

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    Comment #3549124

    I created a fork of less-rails-bootstrap a few weeks ago and put 2.0-wip on it pretty easily in an hour or so. A week or two after that 2.0-wip was pushed to the master branch on t…

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    Comment #3470797

    Ethics aside, I've had no issue when creating an alternate account with the same CC info.

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    Comment #3408890

    I'm on my tablet right now so it's a little difficult to type lengthy responses, but hopefully these are sufficient. First, it specifies a death penalty for Murder 1st Degree -- bu…

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    Comment #3408623

    A few points to mention.. there is most definitely a federal law against murder: US Code Title 18 Section 1111. I'm also concerned with your statements regarding abortion et al. Th…

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    Comment #3408534

    Winning Iowa, or at least winning expectations, correlates with additional fundraising and additional support leading into the following states: NH, SC, FL, NV. A winner is able to…

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    Comment #3408499

    Political scientist here. The United States has tried relying on charities in the past. Here's (partially) why it didn't work out: people are selective to the charities they donate…

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    Comment #3333598

    I got mine in mid- to late- November. I'm thoroughly enjoying it so far; good games coupled with a good media streaming app make it a nice device for me.

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    Comment #3328732

    The majority of survey takers do so for personal monetary gain, not for charity. That's why practically all survey sites give points which can be converted into cash and gift cards…

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    Comment #3324234

    Right underneath that, in large bold letters, it says "Page not available." Also, the title of the page is "Nothing found for ..." I don't think that users will have trouble unders…

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    Comment #3307624

    Would you mind expanding upon your views regarding the deregulation of health care? More specifically, do you believe that provider-related antitrust laws have harmed the public si…

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    Comment #3294223

    Hm, Matthew Ebel is being paid around $.0015 per stream while Derek Webb is getting $0.00029 per stream. I wonder why there is such a large difference? Maybe Matthew's main streame…

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    Comment #3293743

    These are just my views from what I've experienced during my time in the industry, but the figure being given by Derek Webb is extraordinarily low for a service like Spotify, even …

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    Comment #3293336

    I don't think that's a fair analogy to use. While government regulatory agencies covering the telecommunication sector may indeed use telephones, they don't stick a recommendation …

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    Comment #3236858

    They stand out if they are hand written and and unique. They can even be e-mails, but just remember to keep it precise and unique. Copy/paste responses are clumped together and giv…