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m0v_eax
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Comment #11993965
If you have actual enemies, it might make sense to block them on things like Facebook, LinkedIn, etc..
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Comment #11993954
Because people expect services as robust and useful as Facebook to be free? Based on how much time people spend using their service, the user's data is hardly a large price to pay.…
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Comment #11993917
I love it. I've wished this feature implemented for quite some time.
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Comment #11978855
Regardless, a 1.6 release is still a newsworthy item.
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Comment #10819599
Why put all your eggs in one basket anyway?
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Comment #10493648
Your anecdotal evidence is hardly the norm.
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Comment #10252192
Tumblers..
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Comment #10217853
What data or study do you have to backup your baseless generalizations? It may be a generalisation, but it's pretty accurate generally. — [citation needed] The rich won't envision …
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Comment #10214922
Unnecessary generalizations..
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Comment #10197898
Some applications do not store any sensitive information, in which case login keys are not so bad..
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Comment #10195570
To each their own. I loath your pessimism and judgement more than the author and her husband. In fact, I find their efforts ambitious, albeit peculiar and boring at times.
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Comment #10191302
I wouldn't go that far. At least he would probably not start a war..
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Comment #10191298
I was hoping this wasn't posted yet XD - I believe his recent revelations are as much of a troll as this video.
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Comment #10171531
There are people other than you that matter.
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Comment #10167485
He is way off about XML.. It is bloated and tedious to work with. For most scenarios, there are immensely better alternatives. For the record, I was heavily involved with XML years…
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Comment #10164761
Solitary confinement is a violation of international human rights and should be treated accordingly.
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