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Just because government-involved conspiracy research isn't your field of interest doesn't mean you should talk down to others.

Quite the opposite.

Gross.

I'm trying to figure out the circumstances that you'd make a promise and not follow through on it.

There's something to be amazed by, by this story, but it's not doing what you say you will.

This thread's...disappointing.

The latter are acquaintances.

> Otherwise you could say that just about any American middle class family is wealthy

They..are?

No.

This is an awful reason not to use Jitsi.

We can't check our attendee lists for intruders before enabling passwords if something's important enough to require a password? Cmon.

Are we able to test for all 8 strains at once?

Unpopular tidbit, for some reason: there's 8+ strains.

Op. Mockingbird sings, even today.

Not ignorant, they don't advertise it, ironically(?).

They're an ad network.

After they submit their code to the F-Droid.org team that audits and readies it for their build server queue.

They don't care because they don't truly know the depth of the implications.

Firefox runs multiple sites in a single process, its sandboxing doesn't come close.

Short term.

Any info copy and pasted for those not on FB?

What software are you buying, OP?

> There is no foil on my head, but

Good thing, because this would amplify radio frequencies. This trope needs to die.

This is not a response in this "argument", but, please watch "Citizenfour" and/or Hollywood version "Snowden".

Are native Americans and Canadians along the border genetically distinct? Same question, really.

Drug in question used to be a treatment for alcoholism before the drug war began.

Quick Qwant search should turn up loads.

> Indeed, if firms could hire locally, they won't jump through the extra hoops to secure work visas

They...could. It would just cost more. This is a controversial topic because everyone has differing experiences on opposite sides of this "debate".

> Bolinas, a wealthy beach town

This is privately funded.

Probably because they know it's futile, not because it shouldn't be covered under the Amendment.

Is this a CNN problem, or indicative of a society problem?

(IMO: both.)

Forget which country it is, but there's already another that's pushing this on Google (for their News aggregator).

Not trying to start a flamewar, but if you werr to ask the other cultures around the world that don't send their elders into the care of strangers...

the decision to stay present in the lives of their parents etc has nothing to do with what they're good at (can be learned), or enjoy.

My chosen threat model does not allow for significantly less security in exchange for extensions.

Also, they may very well take PRs for extension support (haven't looked through their Issues/roadmap), but, I'm sure it's not on the top of a security-first project's to-do list.

Single process for all tabs/sites, no sandboxing, for a start.

I personally won't touch Gecko anymore, and I've been a FF advocate since it was called Mozilla, ha

Any history of this?

For anyone: Why don't they cross-sign with their key+dev key?