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shoddydoordesk
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Comment #46010288
Buddy, most of these are stolen cars. Do you think they are driving them home and parking it in the driveway? If you are eluding the cops at 100mph you are a danger to the public, …
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Comment #46010244
They could learn a few things from the Georgia State Patrol, the undisputed world champions of the PIT.
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Comment #46010150
So your proposal is to just let the criminals run away? And that somehow won't embolden them further? "Once this baby hits 88mph, we're home free!" Air support is used to coordinat…
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Comment #46009992
There are high speed police chases (100mph+) in Los Angeles — no exaggeration — on an almost daily basis. Air support is the primary defense tool for law enforcement. It's so bad t…
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Comment #46007396
You can also get 2000 calories by eating an entire box of supermarket donuts, but that doesn't make it a good idea.
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Comment #46007342
You're right, the McRib is back just in time for the holidays.
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Comment #46007239
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Comment #45984791
Who is the audience your comment is trying to reach? Who are these mysterious "companies"? It's important to realize companies are made of people. Someone had to explicitly code th…
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Comment #45957288
You are dismissing the seriousness of this. Their package manager is widely used. One would only need to compromise their build servers to wreak havoc. Didn't they have a vulnerabi…
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Comment #45957147
FWIW I think this is a bad practice. The Microsoft article reads like a corporate press release. The original link contained additional pertinent information and research which is …
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Comment #45957094
> it suddenly ballooned in size in April 2025 after its operators breached a TotoLink router firmware update server and infected approximately 100,000 devices This is scary. Everyo…
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Comment #45934534
Surely you mustn't be referring to OpenSSL, which was forked multiple times — under duress — to maintain the safety and security of the web.
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Comment #45934252
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