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Others like kingfish are catch and kill, though people cheat by other means like catching a fish earlier in the week.

This is no different than when we were concerned with Backfire regiments attacking the CSG with Kingfish etc.

The redit key says one is kingfish and the other swordfish, though for me it would be massively difficult to distinguish between it.

The convair kingfish that lost to the 71 was decades ahead.

The kingfish looked like something more modern than an f-117.

And there was the typical crowd at Kingfish Pub.

And a lot of fish (kingfish and the rest of the seriola family for one example) are _better_ after a few days anyway, similar to resting beef.

One of StringRay/KingFish's functions is encryption key extraction.

> The convair kingfish that lost to the 71 was decades ahead.

The Convair Kingfish never actually existed and the A12 flew higher, farther, cost far less and Convair couldn’t put an aircraft in the air on time or on budget to save their lives.

Other than that, it seems that the Kingfish is their portable unit that's designed to be out in a field location, judging by the remote antenna input on the unit, and a section discussing battery charging.

I've visited Goa (a coastal state) a few times, and at least at the beach restaurants / shacks, where they lay out the fish and other seafood varieties for inspection by customers, I don't remember seeing more than 20 or so items - kingfish, mackerel, red snapper, pomfret, crabs, a couple of types / sizes of prawns, squid, shark, that's almost it.

Kingfish has a theory, that I find hard to counter, that these days "trying" must be a thing that is commonly considered to be uncool.

Kingfish isn't a web developer or a technologist (hence the *.blogspot.com domain and not something along the lines of www.kingfish.news like those of us in tech would have).

Kingfish is a just your garden variety blogger.

I've been reading Kingfish's blog for a long time...