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Not a legit one, but it's never been a better time to exploit a popular CMS vulnerability or router vulnerability or JS CDN/npm package to include a malware miner. I wonder how much mining is being done unbeknownst to the mining device's owner.

It's not too surprising the US and Russia may end up having shared interests, when it comes to seeing the disruption of a union neither are members of.

It's probably more about the weight, would a bear fight standing up? I imagine they'd be on all fours for leverage.

The claws would obviously shred a gorilla to death pretty quickly so the gorilla's only hope is to still be alive as it gets in very close and snap the bear's neck or crush its skull in. Maybe it can do that, I dunno.

I feel like this is something we should have had on video by 2018.

There's a good chance you're mining some sort of crypto currency and probably don't know it: https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/gyd5xq/starbucks-wi-fi-hijacked-peoples-laptops-to-mine-cryptocurrency-coinhive Lots of sites cropping up with the coinhive malware in their code, probably mostly as a result of being hacked but also cases of deliberately getting website visitors to do it, and also probably cases of rogue employees adding it to their employer's sites.

Where it makes sense it is, i.e. as a cryptographically provable ledger. But it's being overblown for general purpose stuff. "Can we add a blockchain to it?" is already a joke/meme in the tech world and it's fast becoming a snake oil/marketing term targeting unsuspecting execs who don't know what it is.

I appreciate they need to speed up the timelines but the travel speeds are getting a bit stupid, as I'm sure has been touched on already. Given the diminishing amount of storylines I guess they can't fill in key characters traveling with much else, but this pace wouldn't even make much sense in a modern day setting.

Surely the only reason he made it out of the battle alive is to be betrayed by the dude he saved.

Soooo... yes then?

I love how high the bar has been set on TR for prediction failures - it's not good enough to just be wrong anymore, you need to be something like what has to be close to the best statistical 16 game stretch by a QB ever grade wrong to make a dint around here anymore. Well done. This place needs a HOF of wrongness.

"As described in the books" probably doesn't matter much though.

Bong water isn't really water though.

Dead, but gone?

I was actually coming here to post I think Ramsay may have killed Roose and his wife. The way the scene with Sansa and that girl went down gave me a feeling that Ramsay had just done something rash and set her off into a bit of a frenzy. I understand The Mountain has been resurrected as a monster, but what damage can he really do? he is still just one thing. Hell, the dragon was pretty much handled by a group of masked peasants. Lastly, I think it's really stupid that Jamie would let Ellaria get anywhere near Myrcella. Actually, it's even dumber that Bronn would. Bronn witnessed first hand their use of slow acting poisons. Perhaps that's what the point of that ridiculous pussy line was as they left - to try and portray him as distracted.

​Haha yeah, and then they cut to show everyone standing within easy earshot and it just seemed really awkward and not at all sexy.

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Guru, out of curiosity what's the deal with the "guest caching" thing - was it because previously the table(s) used for caching required a user id to associate with?

The two storylines of petty family squabbles versus an army of the undead is really weird. Not in a bad way, but I don't think it's anything a show has really done to the same extent before. It would be like if in the midst of the Breaking Bad storyline the show occasionally cut to the completely unconnected plannings of a terrorist cell that ended up blowing everyone up with a nuke.

They were mostly powerless until Cersei brokered a deal with their leader, and could have been easily taken out by guards in armor with proper weapons during that initial standoff with the king, which is what Joffery probably would have done. The show hasn't really done a great job of portraying a mass following by the people, if the intention was that any action could cause an uprising. They seem like a fringe group that could have been easily dealt with but happen to align with Cersei's agenda for the moment, and may become a "monster" because of that.

Ah, so Xena/Hercules.

Screw it, get Cutler. The guy will make it really hard to root for the Titans but if it prevents them picking a QB in the 1st, go for it. How funny would it be if Mett then did a Cutler and wanted to be traded.

Ah, of course.

Nice writeup! But the Titans played both the Redskins and Eagles, therefore it's a guaranteed 1-1 result for the Titans win-loss? And Steelers and Chiefs?