dudinax

Obscurity has always been party of security and will never go out of style.

firefox still support ublock origins

He calls for a tax on tokens.

quaint?

I don't think we're going to make it.

That's one way it could go but it doesn't have to. The NRC guy walking into a comtrol room is not anybody's friend.

Maybe we do

How is this theory taken seriously when people have other motivators to buy durable goods early even when they know for certain the price will go down but not when?

Why do gamers need protection? Games aren't essential resources. There's zero reason you have to buy a game that doesn't allow users to run servers. Why would you prevent gamers who don't care from buying these games?

Because you're using fibres laid years ago. Often pulse velocity isn't known to better than one part in 1000.

War games aren't useful for guessing the real course of the war. 'Iraq' was able to prevent a US invasion in pre 2003 wargames.

I once ran multiple bots on Ancient Anguish that would do simple quests for cash and follow other player to steal their gear if they dropped anything. The bots would then find my main and hand everything over.

The mods teleported my chars into a dungeon and virtually tortured them while trying to get me to admit one person was behind the lot.

With the understanding that generated code for X may never be mergable given the limited resources.

Global warming was understood for almost a century by 1980

We do not know whether work time and space are continuous

There's a pitch clock now? So much for the Jamie Moyer rule that "the game doesn't start til I start it."