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spillguard

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    Comment #49251336

    I’m not sure what your actual objection is here. Are you just taking issue with GP’s use of the word “never”?

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    Comment #45372358

    From the guidelines: "Be kind. Don't be snarky. Converse curiously; don't cross-examine. Edit out swipes."

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    Comment #42442269

    She's a woman, so it's correct to call her a "woman". No agenda here, necessarily.

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    Comment #39608786

    I tried to guess "A Gnome called Gnorm" but it wasn't even an available option :(

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    Comment #39566387

    Tactics Advance is a good time as well, if you enjoyed Tactics. Different in some ways, but similar mechanically

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    Comment #39289433

    From the guidelines: "Be kind. Don't be snarky. Converse curiously; don't cross-examine. Edit out swipes."

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    Comment #39217465

    > I've never met anyone who has interpreted either the novel or film to glorify violence. From the article: "Kubrick himself, in response to a series of murder trials where the def…

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    Comment #36196233

    Seriously. While I understand that there's a human side to this whole thing, I can't help but hope that whoever was in charge of the recent desktop UI mangling was part of this 2%

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    Comment #34264896

    What is Geocities?

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    Comment #34250098

    > "I don't think it's healthy for a society to rely on large pharmaceutical companies." Fixed it for you. There were so many kind ways that you could have phrased your statement; p…

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    Comment #34019250

    The biggest obstacle stopping Neuromancer from being a viable TV show, IMO, is the lack of cohesion between chapters - readers are frequently dumped into the middle of entirely dif…

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    Comment #33955939

    Not to entirely disagree with you, but comparing football to Counter Strike is kind of an apples-to-oranges comparison - you're comparing an introduction to something new with some…

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    Comment #33522956

    How else are you supposed to convince someone of a point, if not by mentioning the evidence?

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    Comment #33506358

    > Linux evangelists were far more obnoxious when Linux was first making the rounds. Yes, absolutely. > This is just how tech works and how tech people tend to behave. I really thin…

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    Comment #33316883

    For clarification, how did not wearing belt buckles translate to not buying Microsoft products?

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    Comment #33236726

    Side note, does anyone know why the author has written "F*ctorio" instead of "Factorio"?

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    Comment #32570214

    Agreed! My only complaint with this webapp is that the Googly eyes don't jiggle when you rotate the phone.

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    Comment #32513144

    What's the best way to get around this article's paywall?

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    Comment #32152324

    There's some context missing from this article that I wish was in here. Notably, I figured that analysis of Twitter's spam-account data would fall under "due diligence", a right wh…

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    Comment #32151604

    I'm not sure I agree with this point. What if this news article is the spark that inspires someone to hack together a solution for awareness of the issue? Or maybe create an altern…

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    Comment #31912335

    Alright, I'll bite - what's the first?

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    Comment #31899717

    The HN article title "What Causes Depression" is at odds with the article's actual content, which is about an individual being burned out due to a poor work-life balance. I think t…