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According to Google.
I got an email saying one of my passwords was compromised in a non-Google data breach.
Apparently Google has this password check, which I ran to see which account was hacked (of course I double checked if it was really Google's!).
My compromised password was for http://localhost:8080.
Thanks, but I think it's pretty safe to ignore 
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Well I just checked, and I can get into localhost pretty easily myself, so I'd change the password if I was you ...
"I have no idea what I did, but I'm taking full credit for it." - ThisOldTony
"Common sense is so rare these days, it should be classified as a super power" - Random T-shirt
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Does that mean I can blame you for coming into my computer and messing up my code? 
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I'm local and not British so I guess I'll have to watch out for the British then! 
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Just pull their trousers down and they are helpless 
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You're going to want to reset that as soon as soon as possible. I know the guy that runs that server, and he's not to be trusted.
Real programmers use butterflies
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The guy's a real prick to be honest, writes awesome code though
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Chill Out - they are Justified and Ancient by now!
"I have no idea what I did, but I'm taking full credit for it." - ThisOldTony
"Common sense is so rare these days, it should be classified as a super power" - Random T-shirt
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It could be that they spell their name a bit different now:
K.A.L.F. = Kings of Ancient Low Frequency
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They have been Doctorin' their name.
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I had no clue as to what this thread what about, but now I want to nominate it for the WTF of the Week Award. 
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I reluctantly followed the link to find out WTF you lot were talking about, enjoyed the entire thing except the crap music about 2.5 minutes in.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity -
RAH
I'm old. I know stuff - JSOP
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No criticism please, they are British 
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The JAMM is strong with this post.
I'd rather be phishing!
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I first heard the KLF on one of the London pirate radio stations back in the very early 90s. I genuinely consider myself blessed to have personally discovered them.
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I was just packing Dij the Cat's food for the next week (he gets three pouches a day, alternating manufacturers, with a different flavour at each meal to keep him interested).
And I read the "Feeding Guide" on the pack (yes, I was that bored - it's not a taxing task):
Quote: Cats seldom overeat and will regulate their food intake according to their needs.
Riiiight. That's why there are never pictures of obese cats on t'interwebs, and why Furface would eat continually if you let him get a chance ... and still prey on anything that moves (or might have moved once) and raid the neighbours bins ...
This is clearly not the species Felis Catus Domesticus I am familiar with! Or ... some marketeer is lying ... Hmmm ... which is more likely ...
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"Common sense is so rare these days, it should be classified as a super power" - Random T-shirt
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We thought that about our Cat too, that it would regulate its intake. That cat was so thin. Turned out that the cat had a tapeworm... 
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All my cats, 6th so far, regulated their food intake.
I'm away for the night, so I can just give Jiji a full bowl and I know she won't eat it all at once 
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OriginalGriff wrote: prey on anything that moves (or might have moved once) and raid the neighbours bins
Aaah! One of those responsible cat ownwers... 
If you can't laugh at yourself - ask me and I will do it for you.
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Come on, this is Wales, where "responsible" owners let their cats hunt sheep!
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Personally I like cats very much and generally they reciprocate it by being very friendly or very much into being cuddled etc...
But with cats there is only one thing that is absolutely certain: they are all unpredictable. The instant you think you know all about one or more of them they will prove without a shadow of doubt you got it all wrong.
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OriginalGriff wrote: Quote: Cats seldom overeat and will regulate their food intake according to their needs.
Riiiight. That's why there are never pictures of obese cats on t'interwebs, and why Furface would eat continually if you let him get a chance ... and still prey on anything that moves (or might have moved once) and raid the neighbours bins ...
This is clearly not the species Felis Catus Domesticus I am familiar with! Or ... some marketeer is lying ... Hmmm ... which is more likely ...
In my experience, it depends on the cat. Some cats will eat until the food has run out or they can't stand up whereas others will do exactly what the pouch says: Regulate their own food input and stop eating when no longer hungry.
I currently have six cats (one previously totally feral, three of her feral-born kittens (now grown up), one previously-rejected tomcat, and one previously-living-wild-but-human-fed cat) and all of them stop eating when no longer hungry. They really do self-regulate.
I've had many, many cats (mostly walk-ins of various sorts) and I don't recall any that would just eat and eat. They all seemed to self-regulate their food input. I was always more likely to find food left over than unnecessarily eaten. However, I do know of friends whose cats would just eat non-stop if food was available.
Perhaps I've been lucky with my cats. Or perhaps I unwittingly allow them believe that there is no shortage of food and so there is no need to stuff themselves; they 'just know' that food will be available when needed. I don't know which it is. I'd like to believe it's because I'm a fantastic cat owner/herder. 
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