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Wow: you know nothing.
A real guide on secure communication.
Care to elaborate? I'm not on anyone's side here but this was a weak argument. I'm sure there's a name for that kind of fallacy.
An observation isn't a fallacy: not an ounce of anything firm to substantiate what they wrote, just impression & hot takes.
Sneaky edit, there...
My point was that all you wrote was "you know nothing" as if that is enough to refute anything.
Not really. Man, that comment is so painfully misinformed it wows me isn't really an argument.
Let's review timestamps:
A change before your input.
Fair enough, it was edited while I was typing my comment I guess, so silly of me to assume.
There's an implied argument there that they're wrong about something, obviously. The implication is so strong that if you didn't mean to make an argument, it was pretty confusing.
But if you really insist, fair enough to that as well. 🤷♂️