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Nightshaxx
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Comment #26331142
The whole idea of the product is it strips your IP address.
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Comment #26330927
You will meet plenty of passive aggressive people in your life. You have to learn to deal with them (which admittedly isn't always easy). This article feels like a vent by the auth…
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Comment #26189837
This is amazing! The playlist is really great!
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Comment #26114694
I think their tweet got posted here already. Some issues with DNS apparently.
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Comment #26110172
The doctor did not have the _potential_ to fake evidence. He _did_ fake evidence.
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Comment #26067560
I have a pixel but i don't have qr scanning built in to the camera. It was at one point built into the "google vision" thing, but i haven't seen it in the ui for a while.
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Comment #26065455
A murderer kills less than 1% of all the people they meet. Does that mean we should just accept their behavior?
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Comment #26043879
Computers don't act with malicious intent.
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Comment #26043876
I should clarify I meant with random internet people. There are security concerns. Sister comment explains
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Comment #26043871
ok let me clarify. It is really not a good idea to give your password out on the internet, even if the person says they are an employee. When I worked at a company handling user da…
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Comment #26026015
You shouldn't ask for someone's password, no matter what the context is. There should be other ways to duplicate or identify the issue, no?
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Comment #26001262
What if the person is using an Android phone connected to a monitor? As someone said in another thread: you design a view for a screen size not a device.
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Comment #25951586
I am a real user of the app and I can confirm my review was reviewed without my consent.
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Comment #25906069
I disagree. In a pandemic it's important to get solid and clear information to the population. If you start saying things that don't go through the proper channels to be verified a…
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Comment #25898727
You are looking at it merely from a percentage point of view. 1.24% at Facebook's scale is _massive_. It is not a drop in the bucket, and Facebook is especially worried because it …
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Comment #25865371
I disagree. This is an extremely important feature. If something happens to me, I wouldn't want my family to have to jump through insane hoops to get access to my accounts for a bi…
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Comment #25709447
The brave browser already has tor integrated into it. Is it really that much of a stretch?
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Comment #25693462
But there are some suspicious looking numbers and events that happened. I personally don't believe that they are true, but why not just investigate them? People distrust dominion v…
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Comment #25662282
Everyone knows the Pulseaudio backdoor to gain root access can be activated by playing "Party in the CIA" by Werid Al, yelling George Washington's name 6 times and then typing in a…
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Comment #25528593
Python has a few cool things like that. List comprehension blows my mind at how elegant it is.
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Comment #25421205
LOL that last one. Why bother having the checksum at all in this case....
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Comment #25419466
Someone on HN called it before this broke. Governments are quick to blame "state-sponsored actors" to cover up for their own flawed security practices.