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damhsa

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    Comment #44953178

    i recently used this to download a PDF of an industry standard i legally had access to in a DRM-PDF format which i could not open on my computer. completely legal according to loca…

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    Comment #44241809

    Mandiant is also Google and responsible for a lot of these "disclosures" about the Russkies & Chinks under the bed. https://www.newsweek.com/assange-google-not-what-it-seems-27...

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    Comment #44241776

    Mhmm. "First disclosed by Google." Sources include the State Department which commands the military arm of the CIA. Don't you know Google works for them? https://en.wikipedia.org/w…

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    Comment #44224051

    never used a huawei phone, but the huawei stuff i have used has been as bad as google & apple vis a vis taking linux, locking it down, & then pretending its somehow opensource

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    Comment #44223902

    according to the CIA lol. & i suppose theres weapons of mass distruction in iraq too? sure buddy

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    Comment #43817368

    it is a dash. you could use an em dash - or a 2em dash - but this dash is probably shorter than 1em - unless like me you have a monospace font. if it can be a hyphen-minus, it can …

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    Comment #43817270

    a short dash - with spaces around it - is clearly a punction mark, not a word-joiner. what nonsense! anyway, you can not expect everyone to use 4 or more different key combinations…

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    Comment #43596399

    if microsoft ever makes something that doesnt suck it will be a vacuum/hoover

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    Comment #43596099

    the author condones public protest for the public sector; why not private protest for the private sector? had trump been master of ceremonies i suspect the author would support som…

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    Comment #43584597

    the amount lost is insignificant compared to that lost to wage theft, inflation, rent, interest -- forms of capital expansion https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Manifesto_of_the_Commun…

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    Comment #43584373

    the data downloads i have done (that could be done by anyone with my unlocked phone and logins, such as US border forces) clearly do not even try to adhere to most of the clauses t…

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    Comment #43584182

    extraction by whom? i dont buy that. i have "downloaded my data" before and it never includes any kind of analytic marketing inferences they have made about me, only what i have do…

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    Comment #43583760

    the amount lost is insignificant compared to that lost to wage theft, inflation, rent, interest -- forms of capital expansion https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Manifesto_of_the_Commun…

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    Comment #43583621

    sadly this does not demonstate national sovereignty when it is done in obedience to america

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    Comment #43582310

    after enabling JS in uBlockOrigin on Firefox, i had to press ctrl+f5 to flush the cache to get it to load after i got a CSP error in the JS console

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    Comment #43582180

    is this why you can "download your data" from social media app sites? to make it easier for a fed to grep for wrongthink after they make you give them your login and phone password…

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    Comment #43567488

    typo su root -c 'tar xfzCp src.tar.gz' should be su root -c 'tar xfzCp src.tar.gz /usr/src'

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    Comment #43566299

    i didnt understand it until i stumbled on the bsd supp docs that openbsd couldnt be ****** to include. i dont have the sources, but v7 vol2 is close enough: https://s3.amazonaws.co…

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    Comment #43379675

    for some reason firefox wasnt saving my changes when i saving as html-only, but saving as complete web page it did.

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    Comment #42556828

    the tex file is huge because its got rasterized images in it, still nice to have though

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    Comment #42538719

    openbsd literally had the morris worm vulnerability up til very recently. not sure this is a great idea. the way it is (still) programmed is just asking for it. https://blog.qualys…