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by guug 7y ago
I decided to up-vote him because I think technical writing that is aimed at an advanced audience has its place, and that he is well within his rights to express his frustrations in a crass and comedic manner. Please don't over-project
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by guug 7y ago
I was a normal user who made a mistake when entering my own information. Government employees who think like you are the reason why security issues don't get reported. Don't make baseless assumptions.
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by guug 7y ago
Not in the US.
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by guug 7y ago
After they replaced the menu key with the printscreen (!) key, I'm not so sure that this distinction exists anymore. They should have never played around with the keyboard.
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by guug 7y ago
About 10 years ago, I stumbled across a local government website that leaked personal information about all registered citizens (including full names, civil id numbers, dates of birth, academic grades, etc). I didn't report it because
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by guug 7y ago
> When people are willing to pay more for privacy focused products, then we'll know that the tide has turned. Or when politicians realize that people care and start including stricter laws as part of their electoral campaigns. Priva
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by guug 7y ago
Not a complaint but merely stating the obvious.
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by guug 7y ago
The "nutty"ness comes from people getting frustrated with intel fucking up the security of yet another feature they promised, and intel's overall poor security record. Luckily there are other vendors who seem to know what the