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by D9u 14y ago
Most of the "good" games of the 1990's were written in assembler, as were many of the "Demoscene" graphics demonstrations. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demoscene
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by D9u 14y ago
My phone exceeds what I had in my PC in 1993... I wonder if this game will run on Android in DOSBox?
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by D9u 14y ago
I want one, or two, maybe more. I'm totally fascinated with parallel computing.
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by D9u 14y ago
For myself, It's a strong desire to learn something new. I can be sitting in a noisy place and tune out my surroundings, staying focused on the matter in question, as long as I can read the words I can put them together in varying ways unti
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by D9u 14y ago
"First they came for the Yemeni, but I was not one so I thought nothing of it. Then they came for the Afghani, but I was not one, so I didn't mind. ... Then they came for my neighbors, and I hid. ... By the time they came for me there was
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by D9u 14y ago
I consider a dial-tone to be a waste of network resources.
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by D9u 14y ago
On FreeBSD 9x it was Ctrl + Shift + i, so I inferred that what I initially thought was a lower case "L" was actually an upper case "I." (the Shift)
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by D9u 14y ago
But it didn't actually affect the original page, so...
699.
by D9u 14y ago
I thought the same thing. +1
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by D9u 14y ago
or anywhere that the contest is prohibited by law. That's probably why.
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by D9u 14y ago
I don't see why it wouldn't be possible. I remember my Motorola StarTac phone, which I fancied as Capt. Kirk's "communicator," and it's follow up a few years later - the Razr - was a definite improvement, so I fully expect a Star Trek type
702.
by D9u 14y ago
Add some deep cycle batteries and you have a nightmare.
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by D9u 14y ago
"Fall down seven times, get up eight times..."
704.
by D9u 14y ago
Some of us old farts use Ctrl + to get around such issues.
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by D9u 14y ago
I was also disappointed by the amount of responses in my age group. (49)
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by D9u 14y ago
I've always thought that when someone refers to oneself as being a "hacker" then they're most likely not. http://www.catb.org/esr/faqs/hacker-howto.html#what_is
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by D9u 14y ago
My sentiments, exactly. (I'm 49)
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by D9u 14y ago
And he calls himself a "webmaster."
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by D9u 14y ago
Ah yes... Unix!
710.
by D9u 14y ago
Affirmative. I've been using Google "Dorks" for years.
711.
by D9u 14y ago
That's funny. I thought cobrausn was a "purpose built troll account."
712.
by D9u 14y ago
More sensationalistic headlines? Shodan is nothing new, and I find nothing "scary" about it.
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by D9u 14y ago
Had the author used "Tor" instead of "TOR," I wouldn't be wondering what else they may have done wrong.
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by D9u 14y ago
I find it interesting that the article uses the term "TOR" even though the Tor FAQ clearly states the following: Note: even though it originally came from an acronym, Tor is not spelled "TOR". Only the first letter is capitalized. In fact,
715.
by D9u 14y ago
Considering the way Hollywood bristles at "piracy" of their own products, I suggest raising holy-high-hell over this example of Hollywood "piracy" of the code in question.
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by D9u 14y ago
I dare say that alcohol is more harmful than Americans' owning assault rifles. Thus, by extrapolation, the gun-control proponents should also be clamoring for increased control of alcohol if they were truly concerned about "protecting the c
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by D9u 14y ago
The article has been updated to reflect the current controversy. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Military_radio_station_of_Pier... Perhaps this is the sensitive portion? The most important part of the site is the underground part, used fo
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by D9u 14y ago
With a malware name like "Trojan.Win32.Jorik.IRCbot.xkt" - implying a Windows vector - I can't see why someone would downvote you for that comment. I've got Skype on my *nix box, so do the downvoters assume that my system is also vulnerable
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by D9u 14y ago
In essence, Andrew Auernheimer – or Weev, as much of the Internet knows him – was found guilty of incrementing a number on a url – doing basic arithmetic – and has been ceremoniously chucked behind bars for the next 41 months of his life –
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by D9u 14y ago
Haha! Good point, but I'm still far more interested in a story about visiting 193 countries than I am about a media shill who finally succumbed to cancer.

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