rakeman

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   by rakeman 4y ago

   I wouldn't consider a drive attached to your computer 24/7 a backup, more like a simple copy of your data, they're very different things. It's at risk of being accidently deleted or open to attack at the same time the co
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   by rakeman 4y ago

   I agree with this one, as much as I hate to say it. Twitter pays to host its website, the infrastructure, advertising, etc. So just as a company would have you escorted off the premises or arrested for saying something they don't like,
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   by rakeman 5y ago

   It isn't really always clear on what it entails, for example the word "the" will appear in TS documents but you're allowed to use that word without worrying about this happening. Specific pieces of data or groups of data
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   by rakeman 5y ago

   Even if you agree with what he did, I don't think you can justify how it was done. I think it's fair to infect someone you dislike with malware if you're capable if that's the upfront intention. But the history of the pa