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    Comment #31592461

    Yes? Duh?

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    Comment #31592190

    That is an imagined solution. I would have not bothered with that at all.

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    Comment #31589225

    Since you read it all, can you tell me if there is anything in it aside from meaningless corporate platitudes? Is the expectation that more senior=more platitudes since nobody read…

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    Comment #31587073

    What are you talking about? She is the face of the Cambridge Analytica scandal.

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    Comment #31587057

    The web was pretty much invented just so people don't need to use PDFs

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    Comment #31586988

    I can view it without a login. Here's a plaintext copy for people who have problems. https://pastebin.com/NjhMJThB

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    Comment #31586936

    It wouldn't be safe with SQLite, it's not designed to be run in a sandbox

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    Comment #31576826

    And when you are done reading it, throw it in the trash. Like everything from cloudflare.

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    Comment #31576156

    > Until GitHub requires government-issued photo ID in addition to MFA, I don't think you are going to properly discourage bad or criminal actors. To be clear: I strongly disagree w…

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    Comment #31564981

    It was common to use Phusion Passenger at the time and it had a similar deployment story.

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    Comment #31536859

    I'm not going to use rocket while it's proprietary so it's effectively the same as if it didn't exist.

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    Comment #31536348

    Even if systemd was great software it would be a bad idea to use it. It's just an attempt for Red Hat to corner the market with embrace, extend extinguish.

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    Comment #31518247

    This doesn't seem to adjust for the programming language, it might be the case across the development ecosystem.

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    Comment #31513505

    Now that is a domain name with hair on its chest

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    Comment #31512002

    This is mostly the fault of lazy and ignorant front end developers.

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    Comment #31510396

    IPFS/bittorrent for P2P

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    Comment #31510385

    I mean, yes, it would be valid to complain about that as well

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    Comment #31504266

    Whether or not it's scalable is orthogonal to the question. A browser would call Debian's repos insecure despite the fact that they are secure by other means. vv: whether it's auth…