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tojumpship

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    Comment #45140404

    Foremost, I personally appreciate the effort you've given for this comment and your fight for your beliefs in general. Although, handling it purely pragmatically, there is no other…

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    Comment #45140096

    even if we completely ignore organizational structure, do you truly believe not holding companies accountable for a few rogue employees is a good call? Is it too difficult for high…

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    Comment #44905429

    I wholly agree with your point on X. The comeback of racism is one of the most dangerous social phenomenons in today's world. Besides sowing unsurmountable amounts of hatred, it al…

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    Comment #44904789

    You will find many, arguing they abandoned all online presence. Urging people to leave social media for a better life like they have. Yet they have accounts on these pseudo-social …

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    Comment #44725991

    Untrue, you can modify it enough to avoid giving it more entropy. Possible approaches include: - Spoofing browsers down to the TCP stack - Plausibily random values - Every possible…

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    Comment #44704186

    I can also suggest OpenSnitch or Portmaster to anyone whose conscious about these network connections. I couldn't live without them, never trust opt-outs.

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    Comment #44609548

    > Devs could setup an option to pacman -U which allows it to bypass VT Goes against the very nature of the distro. I very rarely see assumed defaults in Arch, and they are almost a…

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    Comment #44595835

    Well, at least they will still be around by 2030.

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    Comment #44580227

    LLM written, spurring up controversy, holding a private company accountable like they are the government. If they - PuTTY - is bothered enough, they are allowed to sue or request a…