"I'm not going to reply promptly" != "I will not be able to reply. Ever."

Why do I get the feeling that it may somehow open a giant vulnerability on Chrome the browser for every platform?

No, I do not. the act of trolling is more or less a sanity check. What do you think people do when they can't take the trolling and also can't swallow it? They lose their civility and do stupid things (and arguably either stir unrest or backfire in most cases) which either tips society into chaos or eliminate themselves in the process. For those who can take or swallow it, lives go on.

I would argue that some amount of trolling in society is necessary to keep the sanity of the society as a whole.

No, the turn comes to the platform [provider] to spam you

The system is at steady state (photons are already at the lens/detector) by the time you start, so when you do, you are taking the photons that are closest to your detectors first, whether they are in front of the lens or next to your detector. What I am interested in is that at trillions of frames per second where do you get hundreds of TB/s to PB/s of bandwidth between camera and storage? I do not recall stuffs you buy at a store go that fast.

to see if it is possible to get both ends of the world?

Replicant the phone OS?

From the article:

I am saying that the fact that they changed it is implicit that they are telling us what not to do. This is in common with what Google and MS (reporting someone to the authorities is a good way to tell them not to do something) do but not identical.
If you need a more accurate comparison it is probably the censorship of search engine results in this case. And with this precedent the problem will be other places will start the censorship of search engine results in order to tell you not to do something.

The idea that the companies are (rightfully) treating us like idiots is disturbing, perhaps not to you though.

like Google and Microsoft as the moral police and they are trying to tell us what not to do. I suppose if we ask Siri how to avoid taxes now we probably will end up like Wesley Snipes.

At least it is better than Aspen where you pay them money and you have to return the case book at the end of the term

Certainly we shouldn't be worried. We are hopeless against skynet. I am surprised you still got hope in you.

I suppose we probably have to build one giant mesh network instead of begging for the mercy of these providers no? Probably makes us harder to be spied on too if we don't use the same route to get to the same place every time

the Machine Overlord or the Oracle, pick one.