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Comment #17913007
I state my results for when I tested your DNS (related [1]) [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/Piracy/comments/8aa0ba/cloudflare_d...
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Comment #17910994
Cloudflare's 1.1.1.1 DNS already censors torrent/piracy focused domains, for example rarbg and thepiratebay. On the other hand, they resolve websites which are considered illegal i…
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Comment #17683158
Here is a template for whoever else wants to request their data: https://www.dropbox.com/s/fx5yyrru1uvx6no/sarletter.txt?dl=0 Source (@mikarv on Twitter): https://twitter.com/mikar…
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Comment #17537034
I also find myself much more productive when I use mind mapping software, e.g. XMind, on large/complicated projects.
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Comment #17190631
At the time I'm posting this message, email is still not required. Just click 'Next' with an empty email value to skip that step during registration. That's dark patterns 101, but …
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Comment #17158535
Visiting https://facebook.com/gdpr allows me to use the chat, though I can't get to access anything else. https://i.imgur.com/Kw38lOB.png
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Comment #17114631
Chrome doesn't support extensions in headless mode though, unlike Firefox that does. A Seleniun installation with the Google Chrome Driver is still required for anyone who would wa…
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Comment #17100972
I wonder the same. Would I need the web visitor's consent for loading a reCaptcha to verify they're indeed human? Google fonts is just one of the many font libraries. For example, …
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Comment #17052271
I last used Asciinema when presenting my thesis. It certainly gave the presentation a nice vibe, but I still had to fire up a real terminal window when answering questions.
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Comment #17038529
It definitely had it's quirks (e.g. the notify-send modals which didn't provide a way to manually close them), but it's still the DE I find myself most productive with.