nasredin

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by nasredin 8y ago
TFA is not about Hitachi Magic Wand personal massager :(
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by nasredin 8y ago
Voters wanted Iraq War when they voted Bush in 2004. I remember those "love it or leave it" years well.
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by nasredin 8y ago
You've just inceptioned yourself to OUT OF MEMORY crash!
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by nasredin 8y ago
The actress playing Heisenberg's wife was so good portraying depression and melancholy I disliked her too. The dinner scene with her, Heisenberg and Jessie makes up for it though.
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by nasredin 8y ago
HOmeward BOund. Just like all of us.
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by nasredin 8y ago
The OP better not have anything juicy on his network. The Russian and Chinese are gonna be on you like a wife in a Finnish wife-carrying competition. Don't use Kaspersky!
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by nasredin 8y ago
The collapse of the USSR HAS to be a bit more complicated than that.
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by nasredin 8y ago
Yep. He hates Putin so much he invited one of his ministers (?) to sail on his yacht with some escorts. /s
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by nasredin 8y ago
Number 1 was in a Nat Geo documentary with an Asian American presenter (Lucy something?). Something like "Inside North Korea. IIRC you couldn't tell if they were genuinely thanking the Dear Leader or putting on a show for the secr
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by nasredin 8y ago
Russian economy is very very small. Whatever Amazon's reason is it's not that they lost some Russian banks for a week.
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by nasredin 8y ago
They sold them mechanical calculators (?) IIRC. "Databases" is maybe not the right word? Not a historian.
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by nasredin 8y ago
This is either the worst possible example or the best. Russia BTW bombs civilian targets like hospitals and they killed their own bank sites when they tried to block Telegram recently.
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by nasredin 8y ago
Notepad++ is also portable (can run from USB drive). Electron apps' installation process is just madness. It breaks every convention. You can't even choose the install path FFS! I think of Electron apps as BonziBuddy for today&#x2
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by nasredin 8y ago
RequestPolicy on Firefox stops redirects cold.
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by nasredin 8y ago
Expect a promotion soon.
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by nasredin 8y ago
Through Greece and I didn't read the other one because the author is a terrible writer. Central America (?)
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by nasredin 8y ago
To clarify: Any centralized messaging can not be secure by definition. Also: A lot of people are forgetting what a lot of NSA types can do with metadata. (IIRC Italians caught CIA spies with phone number metadata analysis software supplied
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by nasredin 8y ago
Eh. Like Tox? All this "secure" messengers forget about rubber hose decryption that is used in majority of the world.
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by nasredin 8y ago
Do you pay for cellular data or home internet? You are paying for messaging.
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by nasredin 8y ago
One more stupid design: Deleting an email in a thread: Find a small button. Click. Find "delete". It is in the middle of the list. This is just simply stupid. Click. BTW you should delete your email. IIRC after 6 month (?) the gov
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by nasredin 8y ago
Thanks for the info. IMHO a snack or a couple of pancakes for a handjob is a good deal. You pay more than a breakfast at IHOP for that kind of happy ending here.
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by nasredin 8y ago
Exhausterbated Is the perfect word for how a man or a woman feels after browsing Facebook/Twitter/Reddit!
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by nasredin 8y ago
Twitter is more like a mouse clicking game with very little interaction per mouseclick. They still haven't implemented threading and free third party native clients.
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by nasredin 8y ago
I wonder if future archeologists will think "like" and "follow" and "subscribe" are some kind of (useless) currency. 21st century Tulip Mania.
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by nasredin 8y ago
He was worried about his daughter and grandkid maybe? He will get sued and lose the house likely.
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by nasredin 8y ago
Ugh. The guy has a PhD but writes like a BuzzFeed writer. Unreadable.
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by nasredin 8y ago
Literal metadata (DNA) preempts this guy from striking again.
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by nasredin 8y ago
Polygraphs are not admissable IIRC. IIRC The Wire had an accurate description of its use as an interogation tool (note I did not say investigative tool).
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by nasredin 8y ago
The "modern" in modern weaponry is the precision. Bombs were bombs a hundred years ago and they will still be bombs in 2118.
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by nasredin 8y ago
Your post read like a Navy SEAL operation!

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