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giingyui

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    Comment #44597874

    Software should do what I want it to, not stick to a spec.

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    Comment #44597864

    >got flagged by big N Big N, really?

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    Comment #44597396

    Hey at least Chrome lets you can bypass SSL errors. Firefox makes it impossible to bypass SSL errors if the site uses HSTS. So much for the browser for power users.

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    Comment #44593807

    It is not unacceptable to say that people of different sexes behave differently. That is dismissive and also anti-science.

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    Comment #44593320

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    Comment #44593301

    That’s not wishful, that’s straight delusional.

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    Comment #44591255

    Multiple official websites such as https://gdpr.eu/ have cookie banners.

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    Comment #44582539

    No, it’s not the economy. All the people my age who have children are the less financially and intellectually equipped to be parents. Yet they are doing fine.

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    Comment #44579390

    If there is something Congress will always be functional for is increasing spending.

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    Comment #44579311

    That’s some damn bad bus factor.

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    Comment #44579102

    It came unwound when we allowed mass immigration to destroy the wages of the lower end and stopped building to respond to the housing demand. That can be easily undone, if the powe…

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    Comment #44573424

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    Comment #44572448

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    Comment #44568260

    That’s very different from the website not working on the default settings of Firefox, which is what most users are expected to be running.

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    Comment #44565360

    Why would the EU fine you for something you did before you had operations in the EU? I don’t think it works that way.

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    Comment #44565349

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    Comment #44560925

    What’s the EU going to do to you if you don’t have operations in the EU?