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Comment #45154604
> Why do you think copyright has anything to do with the post? Because the Digital Millenium Copyright Act is for copyright. You haven't stated how the blog post infringes upon BK'…
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Comment #44043049
Looks like a good start. A few notes: - The first thing on the "features" list should be something that other compilers cannot do. Esthetics (maybe just say "DX"?) is a nice to hav…
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Comment #42741242
Employees don't want to ask either, but corporate made it an item in mystery shop inspections.
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Comment #39969899
As far as I remember from when I last read that article, it was a police-requested MiTM by the hosting provider. LetsEncrypt did a standard challenge (requesting http://webroot/.we…
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Comment #39637697
I just read through the 65LOC source, and it's because it swaps out an active or inactive extension icon based on your active tab. https://github.com/aaronraimist/DontFuckWithPaste…
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Comment #39438979
Was going to try this out, but the permissions required are too much for me. View your email Add and remove items in Your Library Create, edit, and follow private playlists Create,…
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Comment #39438962
Somewhat similar experience for me- I canceled apple music today because the Linux experience is... not great. The web client has an issue where the emoji font (Noto Emoji) makes a…
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Comment #39182934
Nope! Element.scrollIntoView({ behavior: 'smooth' }); https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Element/scr...
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Comment #38959932
The reasoning behind the banning of cross-server emojis in most "respectable" servers is that you can split an image into a 5x5 grid of "emoji" and post images in channels you're n…
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Comment #38959855
You actually can, you have to preface your emoji with a backslash.
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Comment #38488184
Might be a DNS lookup issue.
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Comment #38434253
Presumably because the second to top comment links this issue, which answers your question: https://github.com/fish-shell/fish-shell/pull/9512#issuecomm...
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Comment #37541346
Have you had any problems with browsers leaking the prefixed sites, as seen here? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35703789
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Comment #36421914
If you click the link in the errors it tells you what they mean. - "Text content does not match server-rendered HTML." - "Hydration failed because the initial UI does not match wha…
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Comment #33477535
I much doubt it. This seems like the type of thing that would take a while to set up, and that article was posted less than a week ago.
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Comment #33100352
That seems more like a misconfiguration on the site owner's part; if something is designed to be read by bots/programs, they shouldn't put a challenge on it.
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Comment #32942069
Anecdote: I've been using Starlink for about a year now, and I've had no trouble with Cloudflare.
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Comment #32349179
As a side note, uBlock Origin blocks the sponsor banner which makes sense, but also makes it so you can't see the disclosure.
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Comment #31623613
As far as I know, the database is owned by the USPS, and they can't do their job _without_ that information. You can dislike Brave for buying access to the information, or dislike …
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Comment #28590429
It is, though? Just swap "standards" with "programs"
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Comment #28111416
https://web.archive.org/web/20210808233609/https://www.hacke... (I can't seem to access archive.is, so archive.org)
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Comment #25588826
I haven't worked with Unity, but doesn't it compile to web?
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Comment #25117328
Even if largely PR, that's still a million dollars.
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Comment #24993586
...yes, that's how downloading works.