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zaxu

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    Comment #26239318

    It was always public information that this was coming out today or tomorrow.

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    Comment #25413792

    It says that "blabrecs" is a better sounding version of the original word "brablecs", which IS accepted

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    Comment #24341630

    The catalonian government, which is an autonomous community of Spain, held a referendum to secede. The Spanish shut down polling stations, but they declared independence anyways, s…

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    Comment #24149010

    Is this sarcasm? Epic has been huge since the early 2000s.

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    Comment #24144599

    mozillalifeboat.com

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    Comment #24138032

    Maybe the baking soda emulates some of the mechanical action of manual washing.

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    Comment #23861308

    This is fake, nothing has changed. Google has never formally labeled Palestine on the map. A quick search for "Google maps Palestine" reveals that articles like this pop up once ev…

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    Comment #23836875

    At the same time, moving video coming from a camera is a lot different than a stream of what is essentially a 95% a still image.

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    Comment #23701965

    You're thinking of a different country.

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    Comment #23684818

    The ability to purely make transactions is trivial - you can just use a debit card. The value of credit cards comes from other factors like fraud protection, SCI compliance, actual…

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    Comment #23315657

    Ah, I misread the table. This is very suggestive, then.

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    Comment #23315605

    From the site you linked, the one with "unknown" motive has exclusively attacked Chinese academic victims. It would be extremely bizarre to suggest that the Chinese government is b…

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    Comment #23315465

    These are crypto mining schemes, though. This looks a lot more like run of the mill money making cybercrime than espionage - I don't think any nation state would be interested in o…