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> Finding such violations has become a way of living for many Israeli lawyers.

(rubs hands)

I know of many wikis that left wikia… sorry, fandom, and a decade later fandom still beats them in seo despite sucking so much more.

Some of us don’t care about this. It’s always worked like that and it doesn’t bother us. We just want to access the information that we are interested in.

US price doesn’t include tax, plus sales in the EU come with a non negotiable two (or was it three) year warranty.

4chan does not have the concept of “Internet points”. Are you thinking Reddit?

People are so used to the same standard, cheap brand of self deprecating humor that anything else comes off as “egomania”

I find this comment surprising because I don’t know what I’d do without BitTorrent - what are the alternatives? Edonkey, gnutella, etc are all dead. Just yesterday I downloaded an entire series in a matter of minutes thanks to BitTorrent. That would’ve taken ages over emule.

>usually too lazy to order takeaway too.

Apps such as Uber eats ruined this for me.

“I did something illegal but since nobody reported me nothing happened to me”

Well no shit.

Claims workplace diversity is desirable are “spurious and dangerous”

I don’t see how any of this was the executives fault. They have no idea of computer security and hired people who they thought were competent to handle it.

If Equifax leaked personal data it was because of bad security practices… the ones that are implemented by distracted workers.

You could also literally say 201 which is shorter than “more than 200”

Yes, it’s well explained there - a woman had sex with a reporter to get publicity for a videogame that she had developed.

If you think this is sad then you wouldn’t want to know what’s happening with energy in Europe.

Isn’t this what gamergate was about?

I’m getting a certificate error.

>YouTube.com

Never clicking

Yes, with a serious ticket price also. For most destinations inside the country, flights are cheaper (and faster, obviously).