I really wish there was a way to find where someone legitimately has a need to nest, like, 16 levels of USB devices and find out WHAT THE FUCK IS WRONG WITH THEM. But also what possible legitimate need might force such a nightmare. lol.
duh, do you not know the song? idiot
(I’m kidding) <3
Is that where you graduated college? ;-) (sorry, couldn’t resist, but just being silly)
It’s not being determined by the right-wing extremist Netanyahu government. It’s being determined by the right-wing extremist American [Republican] government. It’s merely being influenced by the right-wing extremist Netanyahu government.
I’m just going to beleive this comment is spelled pourly, because I’m also tired of releazing some people are this bad at spalling. ;-)
Awww, that’s a really nice cake, too. Excellent drawing and writing skills! Not so much on the spelling skills, though… :)
I guess …x. means NOTHING to you… ;-)
= 0.21
;-)
I may well ſupport the uſe of archaic characters, but I ſtill cannot help reading thoſe as “pee steam” and “piss type”. :)
There’s a difference between trusting something written for general purpose use not to have harmful code vs. something written specifically for communications people want to keep private that would therefore be a target.
So either I felt I was making a valid point for consideration that I thought was valuable to make, or I’m a troll wasting everyone’s time.
I know what I am. And I’m starting not to care what you or others think. Go blindly and trust whatever you want, it’s no skin off my back. Frankly, I use Telegram because none of my comms are particularly sensitive, and I have no problem with that. I’d rather my private conversatiosn not be actively posted somewhere, but in the case of a breach, it wouldn’t be the end of my world. So I’ve no problem trusting Telegram thus far, personally, in my case.
Anyway, have a nice time. Understand my point or don’t.
You’d probably just call me out for “whataboutism” so you don’t have to answer try and justify your point
If you’re going to put words in my mouth, why should I bother? That especially seems unfair since I believe I answered your last reply in pretty damned good faith.
I was thinking OP was going for “chemicals bad”. Nestle is a good example. And frankly, the sugar cartel and corn… well maybe not corn cartel, but corporate farm certel perhaps has pushed so hard for corn subsidies that we put corn syrup (not inherently bad) in everything and push corn products and grow corn to burn in our cars…
I still think our food supply is generally safe - generally.
But anyway. Care to put any more words in my mouth?
You can take your rudeness and bugger off. I’m done with you.
Make all the accusations you want. You think you’re smart, but you are not.
If you are not auditing the source code, you are trusting those that are.
I did say
Most tap water in the US is some of the best in the world. Some places are unlucky.
I had Flint in mind.
It’s my understanding that the problems have been resolved.
Water problems like that are not widespread in the US.
Just a few examples which you could’ve trivially googled yourself
Pardon me blocking you, but you’ve been shitty in every single interaction we’ve had, so bugger off.
If you’re finding out about things like that on your wedding night… well, that’s a choice.
Ideally, before you commit to spending the rest of your life with someone, you want to make sure you’re compatible. That includes sex. If the two people want different things and can’t fulfil each others’ desires or needs - sex or otherwise - that’s going to be a problem.
So none of that on your wedding night should be a surprise.
and frankly, speaking as someone who got married… we were really too tired to do anything anyway. We did for the sake of having done it, but it wasn’t a huge sexy thing. We had a bit of fun and took a damn nap. heh. (But we also weren’t very rich, so we’d done decorations and ‘catered’ our wedding, so we were both tired anyway, but it was still a nice day)
Precisely.
And it’s worth repeating here - the level of trust needed is affected by the nature of what you might lose if that trust is broken. For non-important things, trusting a third-party company is probably fine. If you’re in a country and being found out might mean you get put to death, though, the stakes are a bit higher.
Not only that, but acknowledging you heard the one speaking in a quick, unobstrusive, uninterrupting way.