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lionradio
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Comment #43217652
The free world needs a new leader.
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Comment #41901925
We will not forget this.
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Comment #41809705
Self-referential training not only pollutes the internet but also undermines trust in technical documents.
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Comment #41049192
I laughed
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Comment #40271268
planet-today.com (the source) is a right wing conspiracy website, that get most international traffic from russia ( https://www.semrush.com/website/planet-today.com/overview/ ). Th…
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Comment #20077930
I think this might be a static page they are hosting on Akamai?
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Comment #18825196
Is the UKIP still a relevant party in any way?
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Comment #18105317
From the perspective of the website ff tracking protection is the same as an adblock user. I think they are just distinguishing both cases because most ff users don't know that the…
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Comment #17536518
Asimov. Pretty much anything he has written.
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Comment #16131091
In my company all developers work on MBPs and none of them says even a positive word on the new generation. To add to the article: Ethernet over USB-C is sluggy at best. We had to …
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Comment #16048440
One might migrate some super important instances to bear metal or cloud hardware under full control. If this is an embargo against a bug that could make VMs on the same hardware at…
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Breitbart.com wants to install Virus/Adware on my Computer
While opening breitbart.com instantly a background download startet for a file called "hbpix" that has been loaded from here 'http://s.xp1.ru4.com/smarttagevent?_o=26476&_t=6469133…
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Comment #14365328
I cannot believe this is trending on HN.
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Comment #14331756
Great news as Hamburg is the most boring town there is in Germany.
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Comment #12588045
I think Mozilla is falling for Symantecs / other CAs propaganda here. Yes, WoSign did bad things, but those are by far not the worst things we've seen in CA wrongdoings in the last…