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crasp
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Comment #14663246
Somebody could have done that right now as well, but nobody did make them so far (or used them in any significant way that people know of). Instead of (ab)using somebody else's mis…
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Comment #14663191
> White House officials have deflected many questions, and responded to others by arguing that the focus should be on the attackers themselves, not the manufacturer of their weapon…
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Comment #12938364
Disclaimer: I am a parent. Regardles here's my 2c: I can't speak for the places where this article was published but given this site is its only source this will mostly be read by …
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Comment #12555232
It seems to work pretty well. I can understand how this is far from perfect so far but the thing that bothers me the most is that there is no apparent caching mechanism and even th…
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Comment #12253429
There are always jobs that are worse in some way. If a plumber screws up you might get a wet floor or sewage in the street. If some banking software makes a flaw, you can't just pi…
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Comment #11759855
So by the looks of the picture halfway down the page the porn filter in the UK has also been removed because they are labeled as 'free'? or is porn not a part of (internet) freedom…
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Comment #11620447
Pretty neat for the older generation, until you run into one of these sites that persist that they know how to properly do password security and require you to have at least 1 numb…
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Comment #11335310
Not to mention that once again fear will be the great motivator to open up the debate about 'prohibiting encryption' and 'regulating bitcoin' and the likes. I believe we would be f…
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Comment #10438679
I have not had the exact same experience but I traveled very often by car through Germany (as a Dutch citizen) for holidays. My experiences are as follows: - Drive in a (new) Audi …
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Comment #9837202
Less tech, more astronomy: http://www.astronomycast.com/
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Comment #8372419
I agree with you there. Imagine you would be at an actual market with a pile of your books and you would tell people they can take it with them and then later decide if they want t…