Probably you don't need to provide tech support for Linux, because it just works. On Windows it's always "my printer doesn't work" or some random thing that doesn't work anymore after an update.

My expectation is that when you fill the gaps the worst possible outcome for humanity with maximum people suffering and the most evil actions are uncovered.

Try it, when someone posts the article in some forum or social network. It depends on the wording of the law.

Who are better at not indexing a news article that someone posts somewhere online, right?

Well, there is YAML... so what? You know there is also TOML or JSON or XML or INI files. Pick one, which ever you like. Or make your own syntax, but don't complain about trivialities like these.

I mostly play online with female characters. I don't know what you talk about.

I already thought something like this. Trolls prefer to be funny with harmless things that provoke or make people react in ridiculous way so they can laugh even more. Their latest trend is to watch the world getting dumber (see "excellent" finger gesture).

In Germany, if someone is in the middle of an intersection he is privileged and needs to leave it first. It's also forbidden to cross the stop line in front of the traffic lights on red and not behind them. So the cameras photograph you at the entrance. You are always wrong, if you enter the intersection at red light.

Firefox essentially does not have a master password, either, because shortly after starting Firefox you would be forced to input the master password to use websites and leave it unlocked for the entire session. Chrome just saves you from manual unlocking and at least encrypts the passwords on disk by default. In all imaginable cases, you should always lock the screen, because it is the most reliable method to protect your desktop.

Publishes guidelines, audits according to own guidelines.

Because the attacker WILL BE FORCED to use YOUR MAC addresses (which is always clear text) and you'll not even have a chance that something unusual is logged by accident. It will always look like you attacked yourself.

They have a repeating history of fails. In first publications they recommended to use MAC address filtering for wireless routers.

I tried multiple times, asked for help, tried good ideas, also stupid ideas, gave up and resolved the errors in systemd by installing sysvinit. Why does it work for everyone else?

On FreeBSD I have already tried the 11.0 development preview (aka CURRENT) using a boot environment (beadm). It's very easy and intuitive.