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Except that in this case, the answer to that question is no, this could not conceivably affect security. It's the rough shape of something that could, but actua
by ploxiln 2y ago
Except that in this case, the answer to that question is no, this could not conceivably affect security. It's the rough shape of something that could, but actually it could not.
So we're back where we started. It's still subjective, how much you should "conceive the possibility", when it doesn't appear to actually be there.
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