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Comment This is great. (Score 1, Insightful) 71

I do love it when malware advert javascripts can upload random new firmware updates into my mouse and keyboard turning them into stealth keyloggers. This is great.

This feels like when Flash sandbox breaks became a thing, but worse. At least in those days we got smooth fullscreen vector animations and games to enjoy. I'd rather Flash had just been bloody fixed instead of browsers themselves becoming Shit Flash But Holy Cow It Runs Worse And Gets Worse.

Comment Skylar & Plux (Score 2) 15

Dear Balor, please buy the rights to the original Skylar & Plux: Adventure on Clover Island from GRIP DIGITAL. The game was only on sale for a few years, and then was delisted from every storefront because Grip decided to get out of the games business. Relisting S&P on Xbox, PSN, Steam and GOG should be straightforward!

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Comment money (Score 1) 112

UK here. When I went to uni in 2005, it was £1300 a year (I did four years), when I did my masters in 2009 it was £3000. My younger brother started his degree in 2010 and it was £9000 a year. Did he get 7x as good an education as me. I DOUBT IT.

You can always tell whatever the UK equivalent of a boomer is when they talk about 'the grant', where they lived in a crazy fantasy world that existed up to 1998 where the state supported its students. "Oh don't you have the grant" "but you've got the grant don't you?".

When the subject of housing comes up in general, there's the term 'pulling up the ladder' used, referring to those who 'have' exploiting those who 'do not have' in a 'fuck you got mine, jack' mentality - as one of those who got the least worst deal, I'm kind of stuck as how I can help those who got shafted. Both Labour and the Tories suck in this regard, and the Lib Dems' record on tuition fees is absolutely legendarily awful and they can NEVER EVER be trusted.

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