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nic-waller
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Comment #35121467
It appears to be scraping HTML pages. https://github.com/yashsinghcodes/wik/blob/main/wik/info.py#...
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Comment #34403888
Mea culpa. Thanks for pointing out my error.
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Comment #34401679
This "blog post" is nothing but an entire chapter copied verbatim from "Psychology of Money". That seems to go well beyond fair use doctrine.
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Comment #33527258
I saw a similar aggressively red warning on Mobile Safari. Apparently it uses the same database of "deceptive" pages. I turned off "Fraudulent Website Warning" in Settings and then…
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Comment #26520408
Some sites use localstorage instead of cookies for session tracking.
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Comment #26200571
I started using Cloudron recently and I really like it! I came to this thread to mention it, but I see you're already here.
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Comment #26154505
Impressive tool, but the supporting documentation is what I appreciate most. I think the prevention guide could be improved by providing an example service control policy that bloc…
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Comment #25899430
It's easier to set up back yard solar panels than a back yard fuel refinery.
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Comment #23970999
I really think there is an under-addressed niche here. I haven't tried your product yet, but I was pretty hopeful when I saw this posted here. That being said, I have some feedback…
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Comment #23532424
Me too. But I doubt it will ever happen without regulation. The only development in this space that I'm aware of is from a South African company called root. You can run custom cod…
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Comment #23462846
Ah, I didn't see the N records originally. That makes sense! Because I'm enthusiastic about data structures, and now that I've finished my work day, I thought I'd come back with a …
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Comment #23457239
Storing the lookup map on disk as a JSON-encoded dictionary seems less than optimal for package size and module load time. Two plaintext files (M.txt and F.txt) would be simple and…
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Comment #23207470
My hobby project is https://random.surf (works better on desktop than mobile). I share that same desire to visit the web less travelled. I want to discover interesting sites that d…