They provide elements of proof.

You’re IT support, of course you’re against giving more freedom to users!

There have been malwares in the App store too.

Anybody who doesn’t want to pay the Apple/Android tax.

The fun fact is this is all a joke.

Australia is a good place for solar: lots of sun, mostly empty, not far from urban centers, as opposed to, say, Sahara.

Blah blah blah blah

Alright, I’ll give you that, I shouldn’t have asked a question the answer I couldn’t verify.

Yeah, whatever, I don’t care about you because I know what I’m talking about.

Have you read the paper?

“They wrote a peer reviewed paper, have data etc following all scientific methods”

I just watched a documentary about Nazi scientist, they were dozens of highly educated people that spewed enormous BS.

“they know a lot more about this shit”

Had an NC10 back in 2009. These were the bomb back in 2009.

One interesting thing is hackers that take control of computers will often use vulnerabilities in other hacking tools someone already snuck on the computer.

On the contrary, I’d assume they physically neutralized all networking devices.

But then...

It’s the modern version of this:

It’s here you are wrong.

In fact it’s not that unreasonable.