No its really the opposite. If you sell something and someone files a complaint you automatically lose. People won the auction but don't feel like paying so they file a complaint and you're on the hook for a refund even if they're wrong.

What eBay needs is competition.

The Smithsonian budget for 2015 is $851 million. Surely they can afford this?

Old news is so exciting!

Seriously, never heard this word before in my life.

One common thing they do is grey out the background so the box draws your attention. Can we stop that somehow?

the systemd requirements?

That would be discovered in seconds. Neckbeards look for this constantly. They want to be the first person to proclaim "I told you so!"

We know the last build of TrueCrypt is secure. Why replace it?

They will just splice ads right into the content you are watching, like Hulu.

Calling something an "eSport" will not make it a sport. You like playing video games, I understand that. You are in no way similar to what athletes do in terms of training.

Geez grandpa where do you still buy whale oil for your lamps?

How did all that legacy code work for OpenSSL? Oh yeah it was a fucking mess that everyone here installed while spouting off about open source and simultaneously not reading a single line of its code. Once the OpenBSD team took a look they started gutting legacy bullshit. Oh yeah we really need OS/2 and VMS support! While I was a fan of both those operating systems I realize their retirement had long passed.

How do you know your EFI BIOS or hard drive firmware is not compromised?

How did you feel when Windows 7 x64 no longer ran 16 bit applications? Make the remote features into a module. Right now its slow and hobbled together with decades of legacy code.

The majority of Linux users don't use or need the remote features of X. They want a responsive and consistent GUI. Dump all that legacy shit meant for the days of thicknet runs and AUI transceivers. We don't have framebuffers and fixed frequency monitors anymore either.