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floomk
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Comment #36723854
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Comment #36723830
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Comment #36712648
I'm not American and I know plenty of Guidos. It's just a name, and banning people named that is incredibly discriminatory.
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Comment #36710857
It's actually just a name. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guido
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Comment #36710703
Your name is similar to a slur in my language. Please change it.
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Comment #36710363
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Comment #36708983
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Comment #36699300
but why would they use shady looking domain names for this?
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Comment #36698945
I have no idea why you would pay that. Just eject.
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Comment #36698888
Integration with the operating system look & feel & accessibility by using native UI elements instead of poorly trying to mimic it in a webview
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Comment #36698634
Because you might want to give your users a somewhat decent experience.
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Comment #36693573
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Comment #36693511
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Comment #36693493
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Comment #36690601
Memeing about content they put out is hardly abuse
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Comment #36689296
That's the tradeoff they make for being famous.
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Comment #36687758
> guessing youtube is constantly trying to kill this, just like ytdl, but for now amazing work keeping it up their lawyers are, but the developers certainly aren't. the og youtube-…
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Comment #36685520
> but we can’t even figure that out consistently for ground travel Well, the US seemingly can't.
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Comment #36685490
Why do these companies have the right to detain someone?
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Comment #36680396
> if the US can get out of the habit of rifling through the data of EU citizens at the drop of a hat They won't. They have made it pretty clear that all your data are belong to us.…
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Comment #36680381
Hardly.
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Comment #36680347
> Windows does a pretty good job of failing to be a user controlled operating system. Then the OS has spoken. Having user space applications pretend to include security barriers th…
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Comment #36680311
Build servers are a thing, and using a mac as a build node is hilariously complicated and unstable when compared to linux. When my developers push to git the android app is built &…
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Comment #36680232
This seems like a job for the operating system or antivirus software. Not of a browser.
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Comment #36680005
Is that the guy who tried to bully me into donating because one of my transitive dependencies used his npm spam?