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vnw

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    Comment #18865962

    That's very cool. It's also nice that some of those customs are still alive and kickin' in some parts of the countryside.

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    Comment #18864342

    I am tired too. I am an adult and I don't need the media, who are another scummy and immoral business by themselves, to tell me who I have to hate.

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    Comment #18864338

    Unsubscribing from these emails (Facebook, Twitter, idk, doesn't matter) is a chore, they make you go through lots of hoops and then they ignore the request and keep spamming you a…

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    Comment #18859305

    It's cool if they do that, as long as they stop pretending they care about my privacy and that they fight on my side :)

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    Comment #18846233

    Proponents of the open web should be very, very worried about the terrible mismanagement of Mozilla.

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    Comment #18839244

    They are busy putting ads in your browser and siphoning your data to ad companies.

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    Comment #18839086

    They also have all developers share one single anonymous github account "john-preston". I can't understand the reason.

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    Comment #18833163

    Before the apologists roll in: Cliqz GmbH is a media and advertising company, and Firefox DOES NOT own Cliqz GmbH, they just own a bit of it (officially they are a "minority invest…

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    Comment #18833139

    Your decision to show ads to your users this last week without their consent was the last straw for me. And believe me, I've stood A LOT from you. My relationship with you has been…

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    Comment #18832895

    Then, given that CG-NAT solutions have proven to work well and they don't bother most end users, it's no wonder the transition to IPv6 has stopped.

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    Comment #18832833

    I don't believe it's weird, in fact, I think it's natural. IPv4 is better (because every single machine and server has IPv4 connectivity, unlike IPv6) and available addresses are g…

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    Comment #18832822

    Every time I see a conversation about IPv6, this argument comes up. Is "it's got a gorillion IP addresses" the only redeemable quality IPv6 has?