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hoppelhase

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    Comment #23865740

    Some people claim that the coinhive story had some unnecessary doxxing aswell: https://krebsonsecurity.com/2020/03/annual-protest-to-fight-... (see comments) The users of said imag…

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    Comment #19035240

    > They probably took it down because as the original app it violated the App Store’s guidelines on data collection. Or maybe Apple took it down because - as you said - it violated …

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    Comment #19035000

    Any European people affected? How does this play with the GDPR? Are the user's over 16? Anyone tried to file a GDPR data request?

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    Comment #18786858

    As this is valid, but only useful as documentation: void foo(const int n, const char data[n]) Is this also valid? void foo(const int n, const char data[static n])

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    Comment #18757869

    By "this" I mean encoding information in the address in general, not this signage-thing. See my other reply in this thread.

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    Comment #18757863

    Well, the proposal was controversial. There was an article about this recently on the German news site Heise: https://heise.de/-4196981 Translation: https://translate.google.com/tr…

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    Comment #18757372

    If this becomes more common, the IPv6 address space will be exhausted pretty quickly. There already was a proposal on encoding phone numbers in IPv6 addresses.

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    Comment #18723253

    Well, no.

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    Comment #18721174

    Sessions, IP addresses and User Angents associated with oneself.

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    Comment #18719717

    The stuff you can't scrape is the interesting stuff.

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    Comment #18671348

    Maybe they want that people realize that the project in question depends on donations. If they just give them a bunch of money, many people won't notice.

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    Comment #18623626

    Well, yes. I was solely looking from a user's perspective.

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    Comment #18622412

    How about something like: /.well-known/delete-account /.well-known/request-user-data This would also be nice as we wouldn't need things like https://justdelete.me

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    Comment #18597479

    What about hostmaster@asedasdf.co and the remaining RFC system addresses?

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    Comment #18597471

    I recommend the Firefox addon "Bloody Vikings!". You can just right-click on a form field and select from a bunch of trashmail providers. The inbox gets opened and the address is i…

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    Comment #18588357

    This is why I don't like the hooks concept introduced in the post. It breaks these semantics.

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    Comment #18578235

    You should watch this video addressing some of your arguments: https://youtu.be/VxNBiAV4UnM

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    Comment #18467124

    You can set the scaling to 1x, but the font size to 1.5x in tweak tools. That's what I'm using.

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    Comment #18449791

    I wonder how many people buying this do actually have athritis.

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    Comment #18449071

    Not related to Blue Apron: Where I live, you can buy peeled and chopped onions. Have to be put in the fridge and are packed in a plastic bag.

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    Comment #18392531

    Well, optimization could also mean to remove unnecessary JS.

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    Comment #18385580

    Well, both implementations do have a strict which has the length as last member. Is there any special reason for it? Something like struct-layout optimization?

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    Comment #18385296

    Any special reason why they put the length after the pointer? Or is it just a coincidence?

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    Comment #18293719

    Is this planned for the Suspense API?

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    Comment #18289915

    Do lazy + Suspense replace the react-loadable [1] package? [1]: https://github.com/jamiebuilds/react-loadable