Endy

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by Endy 10y ago
Trillions of accounts, based on reputable sources. Users and accounts are different.
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by Endy 10y ago
Not by several orders of magnitude.
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by Endy 10y ago
I don't download my email. I have a webmail for a reason - I don't want a mail client with all its attendant files gumming up my PC. I moved off Netscape Communicator to webmail because it took up over 40% of my drive, and I&#x2
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by Endy 10y ago
No, no - I understand that you can think this, and that they claim it, but from a UI angle, it's wrong. I hate the implementation of labels. They don't actually disappear when I click on inbox. When I want my inbox, I want just th
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by Endy 10y ago
Your security answer is a software license key?
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by Endy 10y ago
More likely report than find. From what I've seen of their current disclosure policies, and what execs have written on Y!Answers and such, they find the problem, they figure out who did it and how, and then after they've figured
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by Endy 10y ago
If Yahoo goes down, I won't have email; or at best I'll maybe keep a Zoho. I hate Google's mail interface, I hate the way they make 'conversations' out of discrete emails, and I especially hate their lack of folders
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by Endy 10y ago
It's more that there's more then 1B accounts out there - remember that this isn't just "yahoo.com" that got affected, it's Yahoo, YMail, RocketMail, yahoo.co.jp (a HUGE community btw), and several others which
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by Endy 10y ago
From everything I've read, the engineers did. The problem was that the security team had to go head-to-head with the budget team. And unfortunately, the budget team won - since the upper levels didn't feel that the IT security s
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by Endy 10y ago
Then stop developing free software for Google. Be Firefox and/or Pale Moon exclusive. Problem solved.
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by Endy 10y ago
Um. Aim for them?
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by Endy 10y ago
The moment that copywrong stops us from keeping a full and accurate record of history, it's time to eject the broken and destructive system entirely.
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by Endy 10y ago
I've been told that Opera 12 is unsafe now. I don't remember the details.
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by Endy 10y ago
Not bothering to read - is it still a reskin of Chrome and thus not Opera? Or are they moving back to an updated Presto engine? Because if not, SeaMonkey remains my primary browser; since Opera 12 is "unsafe".
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by Endy 10y ago
I never knew how much I need this. Thank you.
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by Endy 10y ago
Because TracFone & Rite Aid put the smartphone on better sale when my old phone died.
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by Endy 10y ago
My phone calls and texts. I'm sure that Android can do more. I deleted every program I could delete. If I could make it so there were two big buttons - one that said "PHONE" and the other that says "TEXT" on my home
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by Endy 10y ago
I think it's meant to compete with Kodak DSLR cameras.
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by Endy 10y ago
I just like pwnyoutube.com, honestly.
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by Endy 10y ago
Because "those darn, entitled, millennials!" is a thing. It's a way to get a reaction.
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by Endy 10y ago
As someone who went from GBC to original purple GBA and then to DSLite (and I still haven't gone to DSi or 3DS), I don't see what all the fuss is about. I never really had problems with lighting - sure I couldn't play at nig
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by Endy 10y ago
Do you know of any just outside NYC, like in the NJ area?
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by Endy 10y ago
Aww, I don't get to create a walkthrough of my resume in Unreal? I'd love to let recruiters shoot my bosses. (nevermind that the last Unreal I played was in 1998.)
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by Endy 10y ago
As a long-time emulator user, I'm honestly a little surprised at how little security checking sometimes goes into these programs.
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by Endy 10y ago
> But I digress, if they made no efforts whatsoever to show they do not condone piracy, what studio in their right mind would agree to license their content ? What makes you think the studios are in their right mind to begin with?
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by Endy 10y ago
Yes.
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by Endy 10y ago
At best, we're going to have to agree to disagree here. I don't agree to your assessment of the overall situation. Up to a point, I do believe that revolution doesn't always come easy - and right now, a revolution is what&#x
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by Endy 10y ago
You assume that I have a problem with less media in the world. I don't. If 90% of the new content that we see and hear disappeared tomorrow, I would be just fine with that. As it ism we have an overwhelming amount of content that di
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by Endy 10y ago
They are not the "good guy" - they're merely among the lesser of a few evils. If they were the "good guy", they would deliver content 100% DRM-free and actively support the public domain. For me, "Cancel Netf
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by Endy 10y ago
We clean up after the crap everyone leaves behind. And through it all, we try to help people and tea h them. We're forced to be janitors, curators, researchers, academics, negotiators, and entertainment all in one. It's thankless

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