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huibf
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Comment #28369774
Don't worry guys. Mohammed and José will have those children for ya.
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Comment #28366118
What matters is having a stable API, not having the code. Nobody needs the code if there's nothing to fix.
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Comment #28365634
Most of the people who complain about stuff like this are those who run custom, degoogled Android ROMs and think they are entitled to Google's work forever.
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Comment #28365590
You forget the part where all of this was necessary precisely because OEMs couldn't be bothered to update their drivers to work with more recent versions of the kernel.
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Comment #28360144
LOL, he waltzes in like a mafioso and then turns into a puppy when the other guy proves he doesn't have a trademark. And then he calls linking to the legal document where he was de…
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Comment #28358299
If you are vaccinated then you have nothing to worry about, right? ;-)
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Comment #28357851
Don't most EU countries surpass this limit already anyway?
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Comment #28356121
2 year warranty mandated by the EU. If it breaks after that I'll throw it away. I just don't see the problem. I know some will think this is a troll comment, but given most people …
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Comment #28354148
I am saying, not suggesting, that developers who accept to work for a much lower salary will naturally be, in average, less competent than those who know their worth.
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Comment #28354006
Good luck finding competent developers and paying them European salaries. Most of these companies hire mediocre developers in small numbers because of budget constraints and then w…
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Comment #28353678
I'll see if I can remember to mail you in a few days when this account I'm using gets banned.
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Comment #28351798
Maybe Bob shouldn't have set cname bob.com.us-east-1.amazonaws.com if he didn't own the bucket?!
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Comment #28345384
Both are false. They still actively shadowban users and already banned users have stayed banned.
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Comment #28345351
I said they don't do it anymore. I'm not telegraphing any intentions. It would be like saying I'll shoplift in a store that no longer exists. But saying people don't broadcast thei…
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Comment #28345295
They did that to me years ago, like ten years or so. Took me weeks to figure out the site wasn't slow when logged out! They don't do it anymore (and thankfully, because if they did…
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Comment #28336863
I don't drink to forget colonialism. I drink to celebrate it.
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Comment #28336641
B-b-but the women!
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Comment #28334841
Then I don't understand what the problem is, really.
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Comment #28334706
They should allow server owners to choose whether every bot they have added can read every message or just /commands. But that would require too much intelligence on their part :P
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Comment #28330568
They just don't learn, do they?
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Comment #28329291
If your server is ipv4 only that's okay because it's still reachable via DNS64/NAT64. I know because I've uploaded apps like that recently.
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Comment #28325643
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Comment #28319600
Quick, flag this!!!!
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Comment #28317244
I'm comparing how awful T-Mobile's security is to how awful his life in prison will be for leaking the private data of millions of people. Not an apt comparison, just a very bad jo…
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Comment #28316485
Let's see how T-Mobile's security compares to life in prison, criminal.