equdi

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   by equdi 7y ago

   That's quite a strong and completely unfounded accusation.
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   by equdi 7y ago

   >First of all, to give words to the obvious question here: what leads a group of people to flaunt their insanely unethical desire to profit from <insert antonym of freedom>? They are literally trumpeting the ability for their clien
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   by equdi 7y ago

   You are only forced to enter your passphrase when you turn on the mobile and once every X days. The rest of the time you can use your fingerprint to unlock the mobile. Seems like a good compromise.
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   by equdi 7y ago

   The usual argument in the anti-Chrome threads, which I agree with, is that it's very hard or even impossible to create a new browser and maintain it because of how many features exist and must be supported. Even Microsoft failed. But,
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   by equdi 7y ago

   "the future is more complexity" is how we arrived to the modern web.
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   by equdi 7y ago

   That's like textboot journalism: say something that is true but at the same time omit an important part to create a negative reaction.