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Comment #10275547
I like how 10 years passes between comment 4 and 6 in Bugzilla: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=77999#c4
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Comment #10268326
It's an increase.
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Comment #10265590
Cool. I doubt those intrusive marketing emails will ever include that header though.
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Comment #10264175
Why does OEM versions of Windows even exist in the first place? How is a bloated, crapwared system ever going to be a better user experience than a clean install?
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Comment #10259935
They should join forces with Khan Academy.
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Comment #10247300
> Division [in the UNIX community] leads to wasted effort and political infighting, limiting the success. Very true. Why do we need to have so many divisions, when we're all more o…
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Comment #10238331
There is no such thing as an unhackable system.
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Comment #10214475
>> Apple controls iPhones. They have root access, you don't. >> It's like speculating about the owners of an Internet café implementing a TLS MITM attack in their own network's rou…
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Comment #10214445
> Also, I thought the consensus was that Apple was 'backdooring' iMessage by giving LE access to iCloud backups which include iMessage, not compromising iMessage directly? Can you …
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Comment #10214050
Can we please stop making Linux as a thing about choice[1] and stop fragmenting the community in the name of following a UNIX philosophy, the rule of KISS or some other nonsense? A…
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Comment #10212261
My eyes! https://github.com/c3x04/Unix-1st-Edition-jun72/blob/master/...
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Comment #10192077
$ md5
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Comment #10157824
Why isn't Apple in this alliance?
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Comment #10136601
This is interesting, but don't understand it. Is tame(2) a mechanism for containerizing programs, allowing them to only execute a set of system calls defined in the tame call?
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