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spilk

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    Comment #23409775

    does this include former senators? Al Franken shows up in the search at the top.

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    Comment #23277987

    Sounds similar to the old Fluid website wrapper for MacOS X ( https://fluidapp.com/ )

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    Comment #22815404

    yes, there is definitely a method to gen the paks.

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    Comment #21872793

    you probably have cards in your wallet right now that run (a decidedly stripped down) version of Java.

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    Comment #21614964

    the /r/pfSense subreddit also has a bunch of Netgate staff as moderators

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    Comment #21544796

    I like how this basically enshrines in law that religion is factually incorrect

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    Comment #21326525

    I remember the pizza ordering scene in The Net (1995) seemed very futuristic at the time: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JUSqX7B5DXs

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    Comment #21038357

    The Moon and ISS are pretty easy to see almost everywhere.

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    Comment #20977815

    how about MAME, which has a zip-based format containing raw ROM dumps, and the "CHD" format for disk/disc based media? obviously all of the metadata is still contained within MAME …

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    Comment #20535619

    yeah, really. Why not put it on Steam?

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    Comment #20407144

    I've been doing this for years with easy-to-acquire clear protective films that are specifically cut for laptops.

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    Comment #20371639

    especially when proving authorship of bitcoin would be a simple matter for the actual Satoshi - just sign a message with the same key as the recipient of the genesis block. He atte…

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    Comment #20363708

    I used to work phone support for Dell and we had tools similar to this to help troubleshoot over the phone without having access to the exact hardware the customer had.

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    Comment #20316441

    Similar, but not solely contained in a cartridge: Nintendo Family Computer Network https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Family_Computer_Network_System and the Nintendo Satellaview which d…

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    Comment #20253514

    It should given the N64's relationship to Silicon Graphics

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    Comment #20089487

    Then you just have to absorb $199 for the VESA mount.

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    Comment #20047716

    Also, Mozilla is largely dependent on Google via their default-search arrangement, so even if it's not Webkit/Blink based, Google still has significant influence.

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    Comment #20033265

    This sounds like when that mommy blogger raised a completely misguided stink about "yoga mat chemical" being present in Subway bread.

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    Comment #19884195

    Twitter is the worst platform for long-form content like this.

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    Comment #19879673

    It's like you're purposely describing the least useful application of smarthome devices. Setting up geofence triggers, time/event-based triggers, etc. is the real power of smart de…

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    Comment #19824426

    I believe that iPhones for the past generation or two have defaulted to taking pictures in HEIC.

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    Comment #19798347

    Within the US Department of Defense (who may be the most widely-deployed users of S/MIME), email encryption keys (which all DoD personnel carry on a smartcard) are escrowed with DI…

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    Comment #19237200

    appears so, yeah. probably very similar (if not the same) to the emscripten version of PCE that they use over at archive.org: https://blog.archive.org/2017/04/16/early-macintosh-em…

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    Comment #19230991

    Pretty sure the Navy/Marine Corps Intranet (NMCI) is the largest Active Directory deployment in the world still.