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vpShane
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About vpShane
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Comment #47904844
It's the best part of beans though. Everybody loves their own brand.
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Comment #47666979
on windows and mac they just get a prompt and a lot of people don't read it, care, nor wonder what it's actually doing they just want it to work. I know you all know this but compa…
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Comment #47518794
Make the fine scale, and fit the severity of the issue. This should be $375 Billion not $375 Million. These are our future generations they're destroying.
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Comment #47431814
yeah but Linux is love, linux is life. if you really want to get the beatings going: Rust > C and GNU/Linux should be Rust.
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Comment #47143218
Birds of a flock crap on everybody together. > How many more broken social contracts can society endure before it crumbles? I wouldn't call this much of a society if people's eyes …
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Comment #47143195
not the first time, I stopped using manjaro when I noticed ping.manjaro.org was being pinged every 30 seconds on a new router I setup. nothanks on that. but seriously, sudo crontab…
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Comment #46997720
Seeing more and more of 'This message is unavailable' - 'Discord requires ID in order to see certain messages' Pretty much an AI detecting vulgarity and blocking it, although actua…
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Comment #46866311
No, I'm saying Meta can't be trusted.
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Comment #46866269
We live in opposite-world where the way it is, is the exact opposite of how it should be
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Comment #46864808
That control would be LibreWolf, turns off the rest of the bad things too
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Comment #46840223
> We didn't review the entire source code And, you don't see the issue with that? Facebook was bypassing security measures for mobile by sending data to itself on localhost using w…
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Comment #46839374
Me and my team on Slack have been watching this closely. The agents immediately identified reasoning and a need for privacy, take notes of people screenshotting them across social …
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Comment #46775504
Peanuts to an elephant.
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Comment #46747412
It was the invite floods of what was probably CP and cat torture that made me uninstall it and never look back. No thanks on that. I don't have time or energy for these things.
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Comment #46747405
This means nothing good, Meta and its products are a privacy nightmare, with WhatsApp having major market share outside of the U.S. People need signal. It's not perfect, but it's t…
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Comment #46740776
They made themselves 'Guardians of The Internet' then gave up. If they cared, these things wouldn't happen. How many more outages, accidents, incidents that effect millions of cust…
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Comment #46740738
cachyOS - https://cachyos.org/ I've absolutely loved switching from Manjaro to this. when it comes to giving out encryption keys, the answer should always be 'we don't have them.' …
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Comment #46532030
HP Victus laptop with Ryzen 5, 64GB DDR5 RAM, 2TB SSD, and AMD Radeon RX 6550M graphics for gaming and content creation. a.co/d/9jMWLbO
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Comment #46461553
I just got a laptop for Christmas (first thing I've bought for myself in a good while) with 64GB of DDR5 RAM, a video card inside of it, AMD Ryzen 7 CPU, AMD Radeon 6550M. 144hz sc…
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Comment #46456791
it is how it is, but nothing's stopping any of us from reaching out or calling a friend or sending a calendar invite. I used Facebook for a local animal shelter I was volunteering …
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Comment #46407852
Probably something 300 CVEs ago.
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Comment #46365896
Agreed. The internet is a wild ride of walled garden algorithms, dead internet theory, bot comments with other bot comments, like farming, influenced sway-the-masses, scam laden AI…
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