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This is FUD. The original post was flagged, because the domain and website are far from trustworthy. Technically, the accusations seem to be more of a joke.

Hello, Intel?

Everybody knew Bush was a tool and there were little expectations.

Obama, on the other hand, was branded as the good guy. He did very little to deserve that though. People were blinded by his eloquence, but he was a huge disappointment as a president.

I mean, if the next president after you is a choice between Trump and Hillary Clinton, you definitely fucked up and set the standards low.

Whois protection. Very trustworthy source... not.

Same for the mobile version. It's unusable on single core devices.

Not a multiple choice answer, for one.

See this thread, for example.

Shitty sites like Reddit hide the scrollbar until you manually click the button that makes the popup disappear, so automatically hiding the popups is going to break them.

I like it.

Do you need a ridiculously good memory and visualization skills for that? I can't imagine writing code without looking at it.

How much worse would being caught lying be compared to straight up admitting it? I'd say it's worth the risk for them.

“They started to become concerned about sitting on a box with our tools and there being other actors there that could steal or figure out what we were doing.”

Seeing as they had all their tools stolen, that must have worked out really well.

By avoiding a service, because it's used by people you don't agree with, you act exactly like those people. You're not one bit better than them.

By the way, you'll find that kind on Youtube and Facebook, too. I hope you avoid both of them. Best avoid Google all together, because they own Youtube and are guilty by association.

If Facebook doesn't care about enforcing copyright, why should such a small website?

That really seems like an argument that is made only to hurt startups.

Where do I even start? I think it would be easier for you to tell me why you think phones are secure and then I tell you why you're wrong.

>temperature

Using a proper thermal interface material in their CPUs would be a start...

When you can decrease the temps of Intel CPUs by 20°C with delidding, the heat argument seems quite constructed.

What happens when your key is simply stolen and posted online? They think that grants them the right to spy on all your passwords.

Where is the company, Flight Sim Labs Ltd., registered? It's difficult to find an address. They also removed info from their About page. From their posts it looks like they might be in the Netherlands.

Anyway, I'll contact the FBI and local authorities about this if I can find out what jurisdiction they're in and I hope others do the same. This crap is absolutely unacceptable.

>It's not always easy to work for a month from a Caribbean island while squeezing in scuba certifications

(ง'-')ง

Just wondering, how do the support people feel about being represented by better looking avatars?

"Your real face is too ugly, sorry."

"Sir, please type this into your browser to get to the router web interface: 2001:0db8:85a3:0000:0000:8a2e:0370:7334. I repeat 2001:0db8:85a3:0000:0000:8a2e:0370:7334."

"Server IP address could not be found."

5 minutes later...

"Now could you please tell me the IPs of all connected devices?"

Customer hangs up and cancels his subscription.

Donate 50k or I'll eat this rabbit?

The about starts with:

>This tool was created to solve my own problem.

You create a very simple tool for yourself that can do exactly one thing and expect people to pay for it? And 4500 site accesses is absolutely nothing, by the way.

The main problem here are your unrealistic expectations.

I contribute to OSS that is used by millions of people. Certainly I should be a millionaire? No, that's not how it works.

>you need to be online all the time, and you need to answer / participate / chat instantly

No, you don't.

Where's all the great Indian, Chinese and Eastern European software? Seriously wondering, because most software I saw from these regions was mediocre at best.

The whole world uses operating systems, browsers and development tools made in western countries.

And if you keep going, you'll eventually create a black hole.

You have this whole apologizing thing the wrong way around. You don't automatically apologize because someone feels offended, but only if you truly did something that you feel warrants an apology - and for that evaluation, you shouldn't take into account the possible future, but the past.

You seem like a weirdo.

The amazing thing here is the "no injuries" part in a frontal crash at 65 mph.

No. It's good to criticize this now, before everyone starts doing it. I really don't want ad banners in the sky twenty years from now.

Yes, they can.

If all you do to measure trustworthiness is check if the person has an expert tag, I can see your problem.

I'm assuming you do. Otherwise you would have understood the comment.

Nothing you said is really related to the topic... classic computer viruses are a thing of the past and there are so many other attack vectors.

An educated person can judge the trustworthiness of a source well enough.