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"01010100 01101000 01101001 01110011 00100000 01101001 01110011 00100000 01001100 01101001 01101110 01110101 01110011 00100000 01001101 01100101 01100100 01101001 01100001 00100000 01000111 01110010 01101111 01110101 01110000"
 
Would be a cool one.
 
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Justin Bieber 

Try to run MBRfixtool.

I don't think police will bother but I do agree that way too many young kids (<12 year olds) play violent games

The problem here is that it does not rely on you owning a FB account for them to track you. If you go to any site that has anything to do with FB at all, they already have tabs on who you are and what you do.
They have been using tools like tracking cookies for a very long time now, and they are surprisingly difficult to block and remove.

I wore a hat 'cause I haven't had a haircut in a couple of months and I wasn't planning to shoot the video that day (it was planned for later). =P Next time, I won't wear a hat.

@c3p0_, nice trip-hop-y vibe going on!

Dell Ultrasharp U2415

Not really sure how I feel about the thin bezels though.

Linus tries Linux
And greatness will be upon Linus. Yes, it would be great, and if Linus doesn't want to do it, Luke should!

"Wahhhhh, i'm mad that Steam has become more open for devs. Wahhhhh, I'm mad because i bought Air Support when i knew it was a bad game to begin with. Wahhhhh, I want Steam to go back to being a AAA haven."
 
Obviously, this YouTuber doesn't trust people to vote with their wallets. Which, more often than you'd think, many people are more than capable to do so. So, how does he deal with it? Does he deal with it like a civilized person and educate his viewers about games that might possibly be bad like say TotalBiscuit? No... Instead, he denounces Steam, takes his ball and goes home. This guy is a loser in my book.
 
Sure, Steam's Greenlight and Early Access is an easily exploited service but this guy is doing nothing to fix the problem. All he can do is whine about it and hopes it'll go away. Spoiler alert: It won't. This guy doesn't seem to understand that if you want those great, hidden-gem indie titles, you have to sift through piles of coal to find them! This can be applied to any entertainment medium.
 
If people really feel the need to fix Steam, the answer is simple; vote with your wallets!

I'm all for password managers, but this seems quite...different. As I read it, the manager has psychical access to the accounts, and thus have the ability to change the password. I guess this will be easy for most people, but I wouldn't trust an external program accessing my accounts.