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fieryskiff11
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Comment #36864871
The IA can always defer to putting a census of noindexed items as a json item though if they want to stay true to their motto of "universal access to all knowledge". For every inva…
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Comment #36851848
Full excerpt: Surely those who are long-time users of the Internet Archive must have known about the parameter "noindex" in items which makes it hidden from the internal search eng…
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Comment #36851554
> scrolling down There are resources available. https://www.healthline.com/health/suicide-and-suicidal-behav...
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Comment #36849670
while im 95% sure you know, Yahoo's web client is or at least used to be open to a lot of exploits. Be safe with these dinosaur email providers :)
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Comment #36840990
from what i have seen at least, you can not not-DIY while swimming against the tide. Any startup promising you that will either upset you in a few months or so, or was a scam all a…
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Comment #36826758
GitHub is a development platform, heavily related to tech though. People that are experienced enough to do git push can definitely manage API key-like passwords. This solution is n…
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Comment #36822294
that site gave me a ton of hope and inspiration, thank you for sharing.
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Comment #36819785
Blocked by my ad blocker. This seems to be a sign...
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Comment #36765076
Not really an Apple guy but this[0] came up first and its open source, have you seen it? [0]: https://github.com/dedoussis/icloud-hide-my-email-browser-ex...
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Comment #36738670
The comment suggested email for payment, not an extortion accusation (i know accusation is bit too much of a strong word, i couldnt find anything better) Plus, they did get blasted…
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Comment #36738233
Wouldnt anyone first check up on themselves upon a rude response from an otherwise helpful (they maintain one of the largest network sniffers) dude?
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Comment #36738192
The response was fine, in the same tone as the original request even if the first one was offensive by accident. A kind, functioning human would be puzzled at the slightly blunt re…
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Comment #36590447
A frontend for it, similar to Apple's Reader View: https://scribe.rip Setting up a redirect for it greatly enchanced the internet browsing experience for me. source: https://sr.ht/…
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