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vadfa
5y ago
You forget the part where you have to pay, and not precisely a little.
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5y ago
Why is it that nobody seems to be able to spell the word "fuchsia"?
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5y ago
Racism can be considered hate speech, which is illegal in places with no right to free speech such as most countries in Europe. For example: https://www.report-it.org.uk/reporting_internet_hate_crime
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5y ago
The "Sir," at the beginning makes it sound like a joke
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5y ago
>Microsoft used to do the same thing with Windows and Office, and it was a bad look then too. And Internet Explorer, which was one of the pillars of United States v. Microsoft Corp.
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Blizzard used to distribute updates using bittorrent before the advent of CDNs.
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5y ago
You can embed the domains in the app, obfuscated. It's not foolproof but as long as they can't crack it in the few days that are left until the election...
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vadfa
5y ago
Given that as of today xmpp practically doesn't interoperate with anything, well...
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5y ago
Everybody I know moved on from XMPP years ago. Google and Facebook dropping their support was indeed big part of it. But all in all centralised protocols have proven to be easier, more stable and simply better. Want to roll out a new featur
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It is actually stored in the device. A new database is downloaded from time to time
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...the entire point of the post is that Sweden is not talked about anymore
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5y ago
People? What people? Was there a vote held?
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5y ago
I know how these things work, and I'm sorry, but 250 Gbps in this day and age is just a joke, even when you are talking about bandwidth outside your network. There's more to this story or this ISP is incompetent or severely underf
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5y ago
A 250 Gbps attack is bringing an ISP down? How is this possible in the age of 1 Gbps connections in every home?
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5y ago
I have been in the same boat. It wasn't 100 years old, and it wasn't a furniture company, but it ended exactly the way yardie described it :-) No one wants you there because they see you as a waste of money and a threat. A lesson