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RadioactiveMan

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    Comment #43598022

    I really value tests on projects I work on alone because the work is usually intermittent. I don't have the time or energy to deal with regressions, and I may not remember everythi…

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    Comment #42852876

    People's fundamental rights and freedoms are not technicalities.

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    Comment #33206982

    > No one has expressed concern so far. The article is an expression of concern. It also cites three court cases to show that it matters.

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    Comment #30742404

    Fzf is brilliant. Recently I found fzrepl ( https://github.com/danielfgray/fzf-scripts/blob/master/fzrep... ), which blew my mind. It uses fzf and its preview window to create a re…

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    Comment #28349711

    I'm not sure if I'm missing something here or what. > HTTPS doesn't hurt anything and actually has some nice side effects (it separates backups onto a separate port than the majori…

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    Comment #27978280

    Would we really lose them? My understanding is that, after a fire, a forest experiences very rich growth, especially of plants that don't grow much under the shade of old trees, wh…

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    Comment #27897201

    > People complained when Firefox added [...] > Now they're [...] removing [...], and people are still complaining? It's different people.

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    Comment #24693519

    6.99 is 6.99. It's only 7 if you pay with cash.

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    Comment #23044801

    The company has this to say about synthetic leather. > Fish leather is more ecologically sound than vegan leather alternatives because it requires less energy than the creation of …

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    Comment #22074927

    > 1) addons don't work yet It'll be interesting to see if this change is going to get rid of extension support or not. I'm a Firefox fan, but uBlock Origin is more important than t…

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    Comment #21658784

    Here's the RFC for it with the "why" and discussion of the tradeoffs. https://wiki.php.net/rfc/numeric_literal_separator

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    Comment #21657287

    The praise for arrow functions is surprising. They don't enable anything new and their feature - saving a half dozen characters - comes with the cognitive cost of tracking how both…

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    Comment #18071999

    There's seven billion people in the world for which running grep is not easy. This makes it easy.

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    Comment #17928230

    The padlock was already meaningless.

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    Comment #17446581

    There's room for people whose tastes include hunting endangered species too! https://www-m.cnn.com/2015/05/21/opinions/rhino-hunt-is-cons...

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    Comment #15707379

    It's not a lie. They linked right to an elaboration of that statement.

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    Comment #13838860

    This is a really good point. Usually we talk about protecting against a third party, but the far more ordinary use case is protecting against the adversary right on the other side …

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    Comment #13699405

    That was entirely The Pirate Bay's fault, not CloudFlare's.

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    Comment #11539897

    Since the encryption key is in the URL I don't think it's fair for them to claim they can't decrypt.

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    Comment #11509421

    I have been through some of your material and it has been a joy to read.

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    Comment #11504043

    If CAcert isn't usually trusted and StartSSL is not free for commercial use, are they really alternatives?

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    Comment #11316866

    > The True Cross is the name for physical remnants which, by a Christian tradition, are believed to be from the cross upon which Jesus was crucified.[1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.or…

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    Comment #10914291

    Look into exercism.io; it's a pretty cool way to solve problems while people provide feedback on your code. Better still, you can review other users' solutions and see how you coul…

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    Comment #10858649

    It'd be nice to have the recipe title in the URL. For example, if [1] was something like [2] (or something) it'd be helpful when looking at the URL for a recipe. [1] http://imadefo…

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    Comment #10809896

    Try logging in to Wikipedia and enabling Hovercards[1] in the beta features. It creates a pop-up with a summary of linked pages when you hover over the link. [1] https://en.wikiped…