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acct1771
7y ago
Only several?
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acct1771
7y ago
They're not seventh-round worthy, perhaps.
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7y ago
Highly competed, but few seem to have staying power.
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7y ago
Have you looked at the ownership to death stats? One of these items is killing people...others are not. Also, you've easily conflated the usecase of "killing people" with the usecase of "defending oneself".
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7y ago
Making the UX on explaining/teaching the user how to add a custom email as a contact, or doing it for them, will be huge.
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7y ago
It's a lovely idea, but with forethought into allergy concerns in medical facilities and shared homes (especially in international market), as well as maybe import/health code related stuff, I wouldn't sidetrack the original
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7y ago
Simply archive it in an "emergency backup".
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7y ago
The people that created it.
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7y ago
F-Droid repos. Stop being so helpless, "hacker" community...
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7y ago
Straight Talk > Ting, colloquially.
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7y ago
Sending more than the "?", especially if it'd been done before, is a waste.
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7y ago
No problem with either of those, here.
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7y ago
How many manufacturing founders went to community college? It's a unique business that rewards socialites and nepotism - right, wrong, indifferent.
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7y ago
The people creating the things should be organizing projects for themselves more often.
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7y ago
They haven't had long enough to see all of the eventual downfalls of centralized, secretive governance.
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7y ago
Tell people around you to stop implicitly trusting centralized power.
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7y ago
I'll replicate it. Fund it.
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7y ago
Surface level skin cancer's no biggie?
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7y ago
The responsibility is ours.
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7y ago
Constant manual labor, and very long hours, with not enough break in between.
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7y ago
What makes our trade with them different than our trade with Saudi/Israel/etc?
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7y ago
It's not funny at all, IMO, it adds a unique identifier to each file created on the OS for tracking dissidents. Technically interesting, though.
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7y ago
(With compatibility packages)
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acct1771
7y ago
Have seen this exact problem get fixed by using the little blue E icon for Firefox. Walk a mile in our shoes. You understand truths about your job we may not.
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7y ago
It is, because without the "Collateral Damage" video, most people in the US wouldn't have been exposed to the horrors of what their tax dollars were doing at that time.
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7y ago
> If you want to go absolutely crazy mad with paranoia maybe they could collude with another federal agency to tap that network connection... but that is INCREDIBLY unlikely for this. Sorry for the undeveloped response, but....hahahaha
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7y ago
> I am the same person I was when I was a public servant I'm sorry, friend, but it's strikingly obvious that you're not. I hope you can be, again, someday. Your root cause - is it loops of mental and physical pain? If so,
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7y ago
Yes, and about the topics I mentioned.
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7y ago
Have a prayer at being code-audited by you.
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7y ago
One of maaaaany.
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