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f2n

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    Comment #17316048

    Well yes but if you use their trash mobile site then the lack of NSFW content is the least of your concerns.

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    Comment #17312675

    What's wrong with marking content NSFW? Its not censoring it, simply providing a warning to those who may be in a place where their screen is visible and that might not be appropri…

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    Comment #17304023

    >I'm not familiar with monero, but aren't all transactions in cryptocurrency public and permanent? Not with monero (and possibly other cryptocurrencies)

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    Comment #17154820

    I had the Tor Project's repos added, but I guess no auto updates.

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    Comment #17150526

    Thanks for posting, turns out one of these was mine. I forgot that it existed. 1213 days of uptime, still running Debian Wheezy (don't worry, i'm bringing it up to date now)

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    Comment #17145463

    No, it would get customers used to ignoring the LEDs on it.

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    Comment #17097251

    > It wont let you vefiry by entering a code That's odd because I've absolutely verified numerous Signal clients by entering a code, without granting access to my SMS (I use Google …

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    Comment #17097149

    Do you have a source for that? I assumed the lessons learned from SPDY and QUIC eventually went into HTTP 2

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    Comment #17083389

    I used to use something called UTM Mangler that would replace the referral links with shock sites. I felt that was much better than simply removing them. Here's the github, it look…

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    Comment #17079668

    I don't understand how any of those are remotely related to whois being removed. It's not like it represented anyone that could feasibly be sued before, just a whoisguard service, …

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    Comment #17061914

    Also using Firefox 60, demo is a blank page.

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    Comment #17052198

    You've linked that thread a couple of times here, never really elaborating on the nature of your concerns, nor do you elaborate on the specific nature of your concerns in the ticke…

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    Comment #17051486

    So let's say I'm able to run HTML in Signal Desktop. How do I include an arbitrary script without getting the user to download the script first?

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    Comment #17051197

    It'll be interesting to see how this works, given that the Signal Desktop client's main page (background.html) includes a CSP that restricts it from running inline or external scri…

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    Comment #17033585

    My traffic is coming from a Digital Ocean NYC, in the US

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    Comment #17032269

    The owner of this website (through-the-interface.typepad.com) has banned your IP address Whelp, I guess I didn't care that much.

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    Comment #17022883

    These look really nifty. I'm hoping GitLab will add similar. I particularly like that the build can be failed due to a specific line. I've noticed that all of the CI output can be …

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    Comment #16998355

    The only API they don't support that I know of that somewhat bothers me is that notifications can't have buttons or actions. The bugzilla issue[0] has been sitting without much upd…

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    Comment #16998328

    Native apps have led to slow, bloatware-, spyware-, and malware-infested mobile devices. The browser is a much better sandbox, giving much less permissions to the untrusted code.

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