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Super Lloyd wrote: Is this another of those story where the hero(es?) fight really really (really) evil thing?
You'll be surpirsed then.
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If you haven't read them yet, I can definitely recommend The Laundry Files[^].
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- Homer
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No, I didn't know. And that does look quite interesting thanks! 
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Nice book covers. I've always enjoyed good ... weaponry.
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Did you read Riverworld series[^]? I read it a couple of years ago and found it interesting.
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sounds interesting indeed!
and no, I haven't!  yet... 
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Is there anyone else who knows full well that Outcast[^] is the best one ever?
I've got the remake, as well (which costs more than 6x the price), but it's actually not as good, and is an absolute PITA to play with a joypad (you still have to use the keyboard to do a few odd things -- like shoot!)
Keep looking for sticks in the mud! There are over 300!
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Insurgency: Sandstorm is currently the best.
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Too hack & slash for me.
I prefer more thoughtful games -- preferably with a bit of humour.
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Well, I love playing Insurgency and recommend it to anyone who wants an ultra-realistic multi-player combat FPS. Highly addictive, highly PTSD causing too. 
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... with a new 50p coin[^]
I think maybe he'd have liked that.
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Yeah I think so too!
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I'm currently unsupervised, I know it freaks me out too!
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He'd have hated it.
It's not egg-shaped.
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Terribly appropriate, too, as the Pound Sterling is about to disappear into one...
Whoops - bordering on soapbox there! 
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A bit cheap. I would have expected a 2 pound coin at the least.
Better would have been a 20 pound note.
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Is that hole an optical illusion or a way of reducing the amount of silver (or whatever alloy is used to pretend it's silver) ?
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I think a optical illusion - vending machines tend to work partly on weight as well as size and shape, so a hole could cause problems.
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Not round: a equilateral-curve heptagon, or Reuleaux polygon: matheminutes: What shape is a 20 pence piece?[^]
Much more interesting that a mere round bit of metal! 
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Well, roundish.
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I've been through that too and switched to Mailkit and Mimekit using Nuget to take care of the dependencies.
I think you may find that if you change the SMTP Port you should still be able to use the .NET SmtpClient.
It should be port 25 for ssl connections that still works with the old .NET class - I have some unit tests with my old .NET SmtpClient class using port 25 and the tests pass.
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Thanks for the tips. Interesting though because the class is obsolete though so moving forward I guess we'll just forget about smtpclient.
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