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bugsMarathon88

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    Comment #44694900

    Crazy story, but what did you actually do to warrant this type of response? This does not seem like the type of event to happen without cause.

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    Comment #44690682

    > Why break this?? We already told you: people are likely brute-forcing URLs.

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    Comment #44690652

    Remove the ability for your phone to get "apps" from an "app store" - the same ability allows a remote party full and unilateral access to your device without your consent nor know…

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    Comment #44686857

    It is a business, not a charity. Adjust your expectations accordingly, or expect disappointment.

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    Comment #44684174

    Because Commons won't allow you to. Hilarious anyone thinks a license wards away scrapers, too.

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    Comment #44684142

    Can't you just put a seatbelt on right before a collision? A gun carried without one in the chamber is just a totem for emotional coddling, nothing more.

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    Comment #44684127

    It may seem wild, but wilder still is having to manipulate small components under extreme duress in a sub-second period of time, while one or more lives suddenly depend on it. This…

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    Comment #44684081

    Some people choose to cower when there is danger, others choose to act in defense. You may choose to call one group of people "normal", just as I could about the other, but it is p…

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    Comment #44684041

    Why is every opinion qualified as "ex-military" always tend to be hyperbolic, technically incorrect and full of appeals to authority rather than actual factual information? > There…

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    Comment #44683882

    Please upload these photos to Commons, especially if you own the rights to them; photos taken in the US before 1930 can be shared even if they are not yours, too. These stories and…

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    Comment #44679206

    Graphene is a fantastic operating system for Pixel devices. Simple, reliable and with plenty of security and privacy features to make you feel warm and fuzzy. System updates are au…

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    Comment #44679174

    Counter-point: Pixel 9 with GrapheneOS, location services off, Netguard installed and active; I engage with emergency services on a regular basis for work and always receive the pu…

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    Comment #44679158

    This take demonstrates most people's inability to rationally threat-model: you would rather trust a known-abusive authority than an unknown-good samaritan, because of a false notio…

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    Comment #44679130

    This hyperbole is extreme, and unnecessary. If your life depends on the ability to simulate a fake user on a phone, there are more significant problems than a lack of operating sys…

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    Comment #44674035

    I don't think anyone is questioning the value for business. Marketing precision and accuracy come at a cost. That cost is the degradation of privacy; and by secondary order effect:…

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    Comment #44673977

    > our demand inference uses only qualified, high‑precision intelligence to eliminate massive spam I recommend taking the Voight-Kampff test yourself.