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Linux in California is in deep trouble - The Bryant Review

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Linux in California is in deep trouble - The Bryant Review

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Linux in California is in deep trouble.

This new "privacy" law will require that all operating system providers must start collecting your birth date every app you install will need to ask your OS provider for that information. It's whac...

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Just think about the children™ bro. We are doing everything to save the children™ bro. Trust me bro.
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  Yup. I’m not about to take the word of politicians who have unwavering support for The King of the Pedophiles and a serial rapist.

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