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SSNLF

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    Fake Googlebot on Cloudflare Workers

    Appears to be a fake googlebot running on cloudflare workers, has been hitting the site thousands of times. $ grep -c "2a06:98c0:3600::103" /var/www/redacted/logs/access_log 652029…

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    Comment #42520685

    Anecdotally "Applebot/0.1; + http://www.apple.com/go/applebot " is hitting my site almost as hard as OAI-SearchBot...

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    Comment #42430106

    Original in Japanese https://news.livedoor.com/topics/detail/27759337/

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    Comment #42414072

    tldr; sudo asr restore --source and all tools that just call that are no longer viable.

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    Comment #42413068

    I'd say it's because Proton does not employ actual cryptographers or security engineers. They do seem to have a lot of marketing folk, interns, and particle physicists, allegedly.

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    Apple App Store Review

    Been on the App Store 10+ years and without going into details I believe my app has been unfairly targeted for things other apps are allowed to do. Lodged an appeal and feel like I…

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    Comment #39903666

    It's cool but just reminds me of the robotic manipulation episode of big bang theory.

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    Comment #39287408

    I love this but just looking at the comments - while admittedly cool, implementing your own OS isn't black magic or particularly arcane knowledge; sure it's a whole lot of work whe…

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    Comment #39224337

    > Marketplace developers must provide Apple a stand-by letter of credit from an A-rated (or equivalent by S&P, Fitch, or Moody’s) financial Institution of €1,000,000 prior to recei…

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    Comment #39187585

    You could try Entropy Keycrypt -> https://entropykey.com/features

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    Comment #38568199

    [flagged]

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    Comment #38568123

    Apps must not have unreasonably high prices. The price $10 is too high. Yet a Nigerian scammer continues offering an app for $300, even after an employee reports it.

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