I did a Rust video tutorial some years back. I was immediately put off by it early on, when the tutorial produced 'Hello World' program was stupidly large in its binary output size, even when stripped. The educator had made mention of its size, but moved on, stating; 'Oh, that's just how things are now.' I hated that outlook.

That's true.

Disregard. It might have been another gaming service, as I just tried it now with no mention of the filter.

Just saw a picture of from another site with someone creating the username 'freetibet' for an Epic account, only a filter blocking it.

This and the Todd Rogers cheating scandle has really shown that Twin Galaxies isn't at all competent at accurate record keeping, heavily damaging their reputation. At this stage, it'll be better to throw out all records and start over anew.

Outside of being the best format to store a 1x1 pixel image (usually for spacing in websites, although now better to use CSS), there's no benefits that GIF has these days over PNG. This was a discussion for eons ago, not 2019.

If you're referring to the body, you can blame the editor for that. See my original submission for a grammatically correct version.

Agreed, but I figured putting director in body would imply he had directed it, so I neglected it.

Just got back from watching it, submitting the story before I did.

Overall, I was very impressed with it. When seeing the first teaser, I’ve got to say, the eyes of the lead was a bit much, but coming back from seeing the entire film, they ended up blending in very well, not at all being the distraction I thought they could be.

From the current review score, expected a generic Sci-Fi movie, but it surpassed my expectations, having good characters, story, setting, and action. Due to the nature of the story, had a good deal more heart to it as well.

Been a while since I’ve read it but diverts from the source material a bit, but overall, it's a faithful adaptation of the first few volumes.

I’d recommend it for any Sci-Fi fan.

Can this help with setting the BIOS as UTC time, much like all other operating systems? I know you could enable it in the past using the registry, however from what I remember, this caused further problems.

received a severity score of 9.8 out of 10

What would be a ten? No authentication at all?

Call me crazy, but I have a (morbid?) fascination of giving George Lucas a budget, isolating him from the fan community and press, and simply leaving him to his own devices to produce the Star Wars movies he visions.

Judging by the changes he's made to them already, I wouldn't expect them to be good, but nonetheless, it would certainly be interesting to see.

I feel that the real problem that allows spam to thrive is due to the horrible protocol that's used. Sure, with improvements like SPF, DKIM, and the like, it's a lot better, however I feel we need to move to a more modern protocol.

Anything with a form of proof of work should cut down spam drastically. After users have confirmed legitimate mail from that MTA, allow an exception to be made, preventing the proof of work, or at least a more intensive version.