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hnModsRDanger

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    Comment #20715447

    Reminder that even in democracy, our celebrities get threats from the government. I am unsure how we can ever keep government accountable.

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    Comment #20707281

    I believe that is exactly what op is documenting. Don't make the same mistake. For the devs that are older, reminder that this exists.

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    Comment #20705327

    I don't share what bank accounts I have, or how I keep things secure. I consider all of these potential attack vectors. Although, the older I get, the more I see how people can def…

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    Comment #20697087

    If the government is printing money, not USD. Rare things, gold, Bitcoin, real estate if you can get it affordable.

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    Comment #20697063

    To be fair, many industries have incentive to predict good markets. Automotive, luxury, finance, etc... None of these benefit from recessions. These people need to sell you, that y…

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    Comment #20685095

    I don't think this is optional. Know your customer laws are government mandated. I bet companies would love to give you a userID and password only.

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    Comment #20678375

    There is definitely no planned obsolescence. There are specifications. We don't buy overkill material. At worst, we stop tracking issues of they are too old, like after 5 years of …

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    Comment #20677229

    The difference is that, with GM, you expect your car to move you. With Tesla, you are showing off that you bought a luxury vehicle. It's surveying a different question.

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    Comment #20677208

    As someone in automotive, if anything breaks on your car, it's worst case scenario. In 2019, people don't want their cars to break at all. Even a trivial matter might have you lose…

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    Comment #20675052

    I have no idea how they became second/third place in computers, but they definitely have left a terrible legacy for developers to deal with. Moving away from Apple means significan…

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    Comment #20653154

    Oh man people are addicted to reading the ideas of strangers. The end is near /s Although the real dangers are that those ideas shared could be bad.

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    Comment #20648214

    Same. The only thing I am surprised is that people here are defending this practice. I wonder if the loyalty to Apple is genuine or desperation.

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    Comment #20646332

    Unobtrusive? Try having a legitimate criticism of Apple. Odds are it gets flagged. I don't mean to limit it to Apple, the mods have a heavy hand.