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tpr1m

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    Comment #4330166

    I wish them luck, since two-factor auth is something which should be implemented more often.

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    Comment #4327704

    For years and years I've wasted time in the classroom with Algebra, a skill I will _never_ need in my lifetime. As a computer science major, I find it perfectly equatable to make m…

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    Comment #4260019

    This solution is no different than sending more guns. Instead, respect the inalienable right to consciousness modification.

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    Comment #4258862

    Deetroit! Very much like the design of your website with the wooden background... glad to hear of your success.

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    Comment #3553107

    Not sure why you're surprised after including a baity and condescending title.

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    Comment #3424719

    tl;dr: don't treat your employees like cattle.

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    Comment #3277714

    That website sucks too :\

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    Comment #2862090

    I thought it was funny.

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    Comment #2745374

    Hopefully Al-Assad meets a similar fate as Ceaușescu.

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    Comment #2745366

    Welcome to password management programs? Keepass was released in 2003.

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    Comment #2690817

    Forced transparency in government... thanks LulzSec!

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    Comment #2321324

    Pretty snarky comment to end on... Since HBGary I'm not sure if it's fair to call them _all_ bored teenagers. I hope Elo Pro is far from a real identity.

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    Comment #2098329

    Mirroring rocks! A point-and-click guarantee of defeating censorship.

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    Comment #1833038

    Great idea and killer design, to say to least.

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    Comment #1824917

    The stage wasn't set a few years ago, even using Ubuntu was too high-level for many people, since it inevitably required at least a bit of command-line usage. I expect linux will c…

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    Comment #1682374

    In my opinion, much more useful than the real google instant. It would be cool if you added a way to manage your safe-search preferences too.

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