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DKnoll3
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Comment #12145884
Because...uh...NATO.
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Comment #12145880
Well, glad you asked. The part that goes wrong is that you don't have to view a Privacy Policy behind a tiny poorly colored hyperlink before clicking "I Agree".
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Comment #12145870
Decreasing attack vectors means supporting less solutions and organizations that do this shit, not more of them.
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Comment #12075224
Not fully, but they're still very much involved. Money talks, and they're invested.
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Comment #12075028
I was always under the impression that the reason you couldn't undo was purely to encourage putting thought into your votes, instead of clicking after the first sentence, getting t…
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Comment #12068904
I'm surprised that nobody has mentioned anything about Niantic being an "independent" spinoff from Google/Alphabet. Interesting to think about what personal information they're gai…
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Comment #12051003
Because the FSB will always have a backup. Rehashed NSA joke, likely very correct.
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Comment #12050981
That's quite a presumption you have there.
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Comment #12047563
They do also have a vested interest in bringing internet to developed regions in a way - where else are you supposed to get the low-cost H1B labour?
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Comment #12044529
And you think this will make people safer?
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Comment #12040302
What does that even mean? Replace anonymous crypto-currencies with cash, and realize how ridiculous you sound.
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Comment #12040298
Yeah, tell that to the guy who wrote "ISIS beer fund" on his PayPal transfer to his mate that we have an "independent judicial system". No - we have an outsourced judicial system, …
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Comment #12038136
Yes, clever as a fox for running a wildly insecure server that foreign nations could spy on her from, in order to dodge FOIA.
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Comment #12038059
Because being able to call someone a terrorist (or a hacker, in 5-10 years time) as a reason to turn off their credit card when it's the only method of payment left will be a dysto…
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Comment #12038050
Some people DO want that. Or, at least, the consent is manufactured. You know - for your safety.
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Comment #12037986
I hope you never have to experience a loss because of carelessness.
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Comment #12037981
Enough to say "Yeah, but everyone else did it, and it wasn't that many, so..." ...and here we are.
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Comment #12037967
Glad you asked! http://www.cnn.com/2015/06/15/politics/45-times-secretary-cl... From one of her biggest supporters, no less!
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Comment #12021818
These were the best I could find in the short time I had. https://pyra-handheld.com/boards/threads/how-to-send-receive... http://www.smssolutions.net/tutorials/gsm/receivesmsat/
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Comment #12018377
https://pyra-handheld.com/boards/pages/pyra/
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Comment #12018373
This is better, no? https://pyra-handheld.com/boards/pages/pyra/
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Comment #12018369
What do you think of this? https://pyra-handheld.com/boards/pages/pyra/
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Comment #12015194
As someone very excited about this space, I unfortunately have to agree that Tesla is playing fast and loose with autonomous safety (and more importantly, public opinion!) to be fi…
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Comment #12010975
Exactly. Oh, you can keep using your old device, you just can't have the latest version of iOS. Oh, you want apps on your old device? Just install the "___" version of iOS! Thanks …