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burner5692
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Comment #16603509
Society doesn't get better by venerating assholes.
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Comment #16603382
Lamo ruined another person's life for no reason. Consider that before you offer sympathies.
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Comment #16603308
This thread is evidence that death absolves any crime. Lamo was a terrible person and the world is better without him.
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Comment #16600994
With 26 million users, five nines is not very reassuring.
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Comment #16600540
Yet, most users are content with GitHub being the sole owner of their issues, pull requests, code review, wiki...
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Comment #16586225
The more SEC oversteps their boundaries, the less anyone will take them seriously.
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Comment #16586183
Yes, that's the only reason anyone has voluntarily used JavaScript.
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Comment #16585687
> The thing is, SQLite is bulletproof at this point, so do we need to replace it? Nothing written in C is bulletproof.
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Comment #16585653
It makes it easier to collectively fire workers.
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Comment #16579589
Doesn't a union make that easier? That's the point of unions.
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Comment #16579194
Yes, it's just that those laws are no longer enforced.
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Comment #16576722
> [0]: Cloudflare provides SSL certificates to millions of web sites (even ones that don't pay us) No, you don't. You proxy their traffic and encrypt it on the way out, undermining…
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Comment #16576517
They can improve compared to their past performance, but they are strictly an incredibly negative influence on the Internet.
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Comment #16576467
Before using a Cloudflare product, please consider if you want to contribute to the Internet's largest man-in-the-middle attack. They have a poor track record when it comes to secu…
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Comment #16552533
TunnelBear never had good security. It's Canadian HideMyAss. Well, it was.
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Comment #16545294
To be frank, you should feel like an idiot. This was entirely foreseeable and people have been warning you not only about Slack, but about proprietary software and vendor lock-in f…