I'm inclined to agree. People rarely forget their smartphones

I've been looking at DuoSecurity. Rather than SMS they send a push notification to your phone before clearing your login. No screwing around typing codes, just a "was that you logging in from 1.2.3.4?" popup on the phone that I can use to authorize the connection.

Anyone actually used them? Is it as good as their demos?

"You speak as though insanity isn't a predictable outcome of decades of speed use and abuse."
It isn't, and his speed abuse in no way caused his schizophrenia.

Yet the alternative history in the new Wallenstein games is awesome.

He's never done a western.
Post Civil war in space? yes.

But we are at Dice, sir:

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Pros: Today's article has more content than the usual Dice front page linkage. Great article if you're not a programmer but feel stymied by the wide assortment of languages out there. Although instead of hemming and hawing before making your first project you're better off listening to Winston Churchill and sticking your feet in the mud: "The maxim 'Nothing avails but perfection' may be spelt shorter -- 'Paralysis."

Cons: It barely scratches the surface of an incredibly deep topic with unlimited facets. And when one is considering investing potential technical debt into a technology, this probably wouldn't even suffice as an introduction let alone table of contents. Words spent on anecdotes ("In 2004, a coworker of mine referred to it as a 'toy language.'" like, lol no way bro!) could have been better spent on things like Lambdas in Java 8. Most interesting on the list is Erlang? Seems to be more of a random addition that could just as easily been Scala, Ruby, Groovy, Clojure, Dart -- whatever the cool hip thing it is we're playing with today but doesn't seem to quite pan out on a massive scale ...

Much of the hardware design is done by apple. Don't confuse using off the shelf components with using off the shelf design.

"since it is the primary cause of RSI. "
False.

You speak as though insanity isn't a predictable outcome of decades of speed use and abuse. I also have limited sympathy for those who cook their livers with booze. No enabling.

I suspect he had gotten over his cravings for popularity when he started writing novels about pink lasers putting thoughts into his head?

'Confessions of a Crap Artist' is also good. Though a partial retelling of that other one who's name escapes me. The guy who almost wiped out the earth then lived among the survivors.

'Counter Clock World' was interesting, in a 'Martian Time-Slip' kind of way..

I think the 5 volumes of his collected short stories was a good book purchase. Roog was a great short story about an insane dog.

Solar will keep on working right up until the sun dies on us in a few billion years. So yes. Yes it will.

His most approachable, mainstream work.

'A Scanner Darkly' is his masterpiece.

Unless you follow his pseudo religious last 3 books.

There was no CGI in 2001.

That was all done with models and old school special effects.

Moxy and guile? No.

It's a 20+ year old scam. He likely had a friend working for the store who clued him in on Apples cluelessness.

If he had scammed 34 individuals of this kind of sum, the cops would have taken 34 reports and done _nothing_. But the feds have buildings full of cops dedicated to protecting the banks.

Don't replay to AC that are using an anecdote. You're better then that ;)