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Taranis

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About Taranis

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #38554984

    How is it, that after the fact (the hack), can the TOS be changed to mitigate damages from their lack of security? If this is the case, why worry about security then if all we need…

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    Comment #38049704

    Amazon recently annouced their investment in Anthropic as well. Two, of the largest ad providers on the planet. Invest in the competition so you can have "input" into various aspec…

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    Comment #13464383

    Paraphrasing Sagan: "Great claims, need great evidence". Real evidence is always lacking for aliens.

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    Comment #9909743

    Not really.

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    Comment #8853388

    The title of the Engadget story is wrong, the FBI did not explain anything, and then saying "they don't see what I see." is fairly idiotic way of adding to the explaination.

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    Comment #6054710

    I like the bogus example because though you claim it's bogus it went through your mind I may very well watch Fox News given my focus on individualism. I find it fascinating that pe…

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    Comment #6054197

    Let's not beat around the bush. This is exactly the type of insidious tripe that wants to make everyone the same, that wants to live in a gingerbread world where they hold hands an…

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    Comment #6053826

    "I see a lot of confirmation bias in these kinds of threads." and I see yet again, another apologist for the herd mindset.

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    Comment #6053793

    It's because we in the US have had actual intelligence beat out of us in our schools so that garbage like this is important. I think Linus is right on the money with this.

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    Comment #5972724

    Correction officers in prisons work to achieve this same effect. I absolutely think it should be stigmatized.

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    Comment #5691107

    No is a fine answer, if an explanation accompanies it. I am surprised GNOME still has a user base really.