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by sazfedjhrgnukc 8y ago
"Uh, no." Uh, yes.
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by sazfedjhrgnukc 8y ago
Turns out, using something other than Windows doesn't equate to using something that requires no support. And support is not free.
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by sazfedjhrgnukc 8y ago
Exactly! There can never be any reason whatsoever for any site anywhere on the entire World Wide Web to be 15MB. Absolutely not! I mean, I don't even know what the site does, but 15MB can not possibly be justified.
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by sazfedjhrgnukc 8y ago
Eh, what does that say about Mozilla wanting to be the "good guy"? If they want to be good then they have to constantly be held accountable to the high standard they like people to think that they are at. They don't get their
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by sazfedjhrgnukc 8y ago
Buying a car has nothing to do with this specific discussion about advertising practices. Besides, none of us would be there when the parent commenter buys a car anyway, so what difference does that make? /s
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by sazfedjhrgnukc 8y ago
Thanks for clarifying. I should've been able to deduced that it was only fixed in the webapp from the "open on Android using Google Inbox or Gmail" part of your comment. I'm sorry.
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by sazfedjhrgnukc 8y ago
Mozilla is not allowed to get away with being a little bit shady because they ultimately have good intention. There is a price to pay to be the "good guy". If Mozilla doesn't want to be good they don't have to be. They d
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by sazfedjhrgnukc 8y ago
It's a poll because this way Mozilla wont have to, be held responsible for, not defend any of the opinions presented there. > We created this guide to help you buy safe, secure products this holiday season. Because "we created
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by sazfedjhrgnukc 8y ago
> ... and it's still not fixed It was fixed in May: https://www.xda-developers.com/google-fixes-flaw-spoof-inbox...