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Comment #18046615
Shouldnt really be a problem unless those mp3s have malicious code for that particular decoder
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Comment #17995662
Should be somewhat careful with using LOC as a decent metric for code
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Comment #17927421
Number of fixed vulnerabilities does not equal number of times exploited. A vulnerability may be exploited many times by many different people.
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Comment #17750297
I cannot possibly imagine that Norway would gamble with such a large stake in a single company. Such funds usually have some strategies to reduce risk and thereby protect the wealt…
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Comment #17598604
touchscreens work in cars, just not for stuff you need while driving.
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Comment #17459203
VT is more than just the antivirus engines. If you subscribe (expensive!) you can actively hunt for malware using Yara-rules and a powerful search engine. if you know some patterns…
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Comment #16307412
I thought half of the problem was the locked down platform and not the technology itself.
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Comment #15038417
Exactly. This point does not get sufficient attention to make it a competitive advantage. And it absolutely should be!
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Comment #15038203
At this point, the only thing I care about is whether or not they plan on releasing quality software updates in a timely manner for a reasonable amount of time...
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Comment #14495467
Privacy to print documents without permission?
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Comment #13679888
This is true.
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Comment #13549796
Bring back IronPython!
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Comment #13491648
Are they trying to say that the democracy is now worse because the wrong guys was elected?
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Comment #13461830
Its really great, but some of the APIs could have been re-designed slightly when they "rebooted" the framework... e.g. getting rid of factory patterns when strictly not needed and …
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Comment #13334773
Probably less people than the number of people that have the radio turned off anyway, so that could be considered "good enough"
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Comment #13325712
Perhaps its not dependent on OS version like the stock one?
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Comment #13271199
Who decides what is fake and what is not?
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Comment #12806664
Although I get your point, Windows has more powerfull configuration options than you might think as a user. E.g.Windows defender can be permanently disabled through administrative …
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Comment #8776217
Who in their right mind would give their VISA to Sony at this point?
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Comment #7681310
Anyone know why this is? This was quite disappointing...
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Comment #6940619
Why is Python doing so much worse than PHP?
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Comment #5597104
This is cool, however, Postgres could probably achieve higher performance without the GPU as well if they added concurrency on the CPU for certain type of operations (e.g. aggregat…
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Comment #5273832
I former client of mine said that employees with and without college degrees would perform equally at his company, but the big difference was the ability to adapt to changes (e.g. …