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by elthran 11y ago
I find this really interesting, but I don't have the knowledge around the tech to fully judge whether the statement is hyperbole or not. Is anyone able to ELI5 how one goes about cracking a game like this?
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by elthran 11y ago
Web attack knocks BBC websites offline http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-35204915
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Web attack knocks BBC websites offline(bbc.com)
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by elthran 11y ago
> Courts frown on rules lawyers Isn't that the whole business of lawyers - interpreting the laws as they are written, not their intention?
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by elthran 11y ago
Liverpool Street actually - I suppose my initial comment was inaccurate/exaggerated now I think about it. Either way, those buildings are my favourite part of the journey, as far as scenery.
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by elthran 11y ago
In a sensible world, building loads of office space should decrease the price of it. But welcome to London...
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by elthran 11y ago
Definitely - I travel in to London from the east, and I love seeing the cluster at Canary Wharf, and then the cluster that this article focuses on, with my train travelling underneath it. If anything, I wish the regulations were a bit more
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by elthran 11y ago
Agreed - what wonderful animations, especially the one travelling down fleet street.
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by elthran 11y ago
I have similar feelings about the Grauniad. It's Fox News, albeit much better written and more journalistic, for the opposite side of the political spectrum. I'll still read their food sections though, at least while they have Jay
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by elthran 11y ago
This stuff always depresses me when I hear about it - I definitely feel we need stronger laws to aid people in reviving abandonware. I'd love to know more about Warner's reasoning for not going forward with a deal - it's ess
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by elthran 11y ago
I bought one a couple of days ago and got caught out by this. Are they assuming that most people who buy a 3DS have previously owned a DS console, so don't need a charger? I can't think of any other electronic device that doesn&#x
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by elthran 11y ago
Yeah - whenever I see things like this, I make the assumption that they are deliberately trying to deceive - there's no way you can accidentally design a graph like that
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by elthran 11y ago
Likely not - they'll either have their heads in the sand pretending they don't exist, or claim that they invented 3D printers themselves, and give it a faux-latin name so they can trademark it...
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by elthran 11y ago
Good old GeeDubs, it saddens me that this still sounds as applicable to now as to then
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by elthran 11y ago
I agree - I still can't understand these pedantics about the name when everyone knows who you mean. "What's in a name?..."
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by elthran 11y ago
>Mario Dragi ex Goldman Sachs Vp now head of European Central Bank Banker becomes a head of a bank - what's your issue here?
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by elthran 11y ago
Would something like this even be legal? It almost feels like a human zoo of sorts
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by elthran 11y ago
Except it won't - it will end up in the general taxation pool, and spent on anything, including foreign aid, unemployment, defense
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by elthran 11y ago
I'm sitting on one right now (not a FB one), while knowing full well how expensive they are - what I can never understand is /why/ they are so expensive - I can't say its noticeably more comfortable than any other office
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by elthran 11y ago
I assume that the latin american dip is the Europeans beginning their invasions and looting of the meso-american civilizations
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by elthran 11y ago
UK here - are prosecutors really the only people who run for governor? If not, then is there a bias in the voting populace that means they are more likely to become governors?
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by elthran 11y ago
From where I see it, there's a whole range of the spectrum in the population - from the die hard monarchists and republicans, with the the majority of people being fairly apathetic either way. I feel that, given not much power lies wit
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by elthran 11y ago
Or any other city where they don't call it a metro
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by elthran 11y ago
No - we're eating tuna, as in most cases, humans are at the top of the food chain.
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by elthran 11y ago
That's fine, they'll just upgrade to using Bald Eagles for extra freedom
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by elthran 11y ago
Same here - I can see how it might be cheaper than running a non-electric moped, and thus increase his weekly takings. Maybe other delivery drivers are using cars and thus get stuck in traffic more? Not sure how feasible/likely that is
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by elthran 11y ago
Can confirm, am British. I have many fond memories of looking through 1960s/70s cookbooks containing wonderful recipes for such delicacies as Smoked Salmon and Prawn Cheesecakes.
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by elthran 11y ago
> Bovril can be made into a drink by diluting with hot water, or less commonly, with milk I can't even begin to comprehend what Bovril milk will taste like...and I'm not sure I want to know
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by elthran 11y ago
And I'm sure some advertising employee has built some "logic" that "thinks" as follows Programming -> Nerd -> Comics -> Batman
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by elthran 11y ago
OK - but /why/?

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