What makes you think they aren’t secure?

Most will tell you how the password is stored and assuming they implemented the encryption algorithm correctly it should be rather difficult to break the vault open.

First party apps generally suck. When reddit killed the api it killed my interest.

Operating Systems.
But that is an easy jab

Don’t need ai for that. They have been doing it for decades.

Knowing what the US is like for gag orders saying no would open a can of shareholder worms they don’t want to touch at any distance.

Honestly that is the right answer.

Why would a media manager at MS know about what data is handed off to the NSA?

Store brand cola. Coke doesn’t deserve the markup.

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Gengar is a recoloured Clefable.

A little too accurate?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HMGIbOGu8q0

I do enjoy making people who don’t know about these windows have that momentarily freakout when they use option 1.

Money laundering and anti terrorism laws would be my guess.

The problem becomes how do you get your money from your account into steams.

Making a payment platform isn’t as easy as it sounds. There are significant rules regarding payment processing which is why there are so few of them.

Who?

There was a YouTube video I watch ages ago and it explained it pretty well.

The differences depends on who settled the town. Roman, Saxon, or Viking

Melbourne.

Now most will read that and go Mel bourn. But in Australia we say Mel Bin.

A really easy way to tell if someone isn’t an Aussie while there.

Not that the big space cabal is telling us.

Oracles website when trying to download a specific version of Sun Java because it’s the only version of Java the shitty management app works with.

Only on every other Sabbath, unless it’s a waxing moon.