msmash is really no worse than kdawson or samzenpus.

How about this response:

You want to ride around without a hement? Then you pay any medical costs incurred in an accident completely out of your own pocket. Your "personal freedom" comes at the cost of complete personal responsibility for the consequences.

But I can pretty much guarantee any rider whining out helmet laws wouldn't accept that responsibility and instead will think their insurance company should shoulder the costs.

So said the people that came before you, and the people that came before them. Yes, yes, the kids will get off your lawn, gramps.

It's also a joke that in 2019 that WordPress has no notion of sandboxing plugins so that any security holes they do have could be reasonably contained. Why do they still allow plugins to be huge gaping security holes?

Except one was an official policy statement and the other a throwaway motto.

BS. The last major OS version for the S5 that was officially released by Samsung was Android 6.0.1 which was released by Google 3.5 years ago. So you're either falsely conflating security updates with OS upgrades (you know, the topic of the submission) or you're using a third-party ROM when this whole topic is about first-party support.

But it wasn't a public position. It was an informal motto that they used to trick gullible people into thinking they were something they weren't. Google has always put money ahead of ethics. That anyone believed otherwise is silly.

How about you stop being naive instead of falling for an informal motto that was not legally-binding in any way.

Was that supposed to sound inightful?

Crypto-currencies thrive on the "a sucker born every minute" principle. Oddly enough, plenty of people are still dumb enough to fall for the scam.

I can walk into any store and buy goods and services with "fiat" currency whilst your buttcoins can not.

This is a rather interesting edit of a sentence from the actual linked article which says:

msmash, you do realize that the two versions do mot mean the same thing, right?

No worries. The rest of us were laughing at you and your ghost town.

Do you need a safe space, snowflake?

Also, if you want to use RHEL without paying you can use CentOS free of charge. Thus, further showing that what RHEL does is not the same as what Mongo is doing.