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ValueNull

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    Comment #47226549

    > Age requirement. You must be 18 or older to use the Service. Terrible rule, even if effectively unenforceable.

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    Comment #27546615

    AFAIK crypto mining is banned on AWS, along with pretty much all other cloud providers.

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    Comment #26986852

    Add some sudos in there for good measure.

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    Comment #25618885

    Hopefully not the Scots version

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    Comment #25390291

    https://twitter.com/tedcruz/status/1337480518074503170

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    Comment #24747308

    Isn’t this essentially what Decentraleyes does? https://decentraleyes.org/

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    Comment #24732065

    I’ve used AdNauseum for close to a year with no issues, it seems to be pretty good about simulating realistic clicks.

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    Comment #24407686

    Note that JetBrains products come with a perpetual fallback license, so you can forever use the version of the software available at the time you bought it, just without any update…

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    Comment #24128711

    Thoughts on Mailvelope? https://www.mailvelope.com

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    Comment #23866231

    Yep, the newest strategy of the Twitter crypto scammers is to hack verified accounts of lesser-known users, then change the account name and profile picture to that of the user the…

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    Comment #23343088

    The google.com domain would also probably trigger autofill recommendations from some password managers, which would make things even more convincing and seamless.

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    Comment #22754506

    I’d hope they weren’t entirely unusable?

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    Comment #21855426

    Not to mention that you’d still be able to use Jekyll yourself for as long as you’d like, it being locally installable and open source.

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    Comment #21340827

    Wouldn’t this defeat one of the benefits of this software, the need to not host your own server (or any backend infrastructure)?

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    Comment #21339244

    Wish this wasn’t the case, would love to integrate services I don’t control into this.

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    Comment #20359802

    Please enlighten me