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Comment #40928323
Also see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39705936 for a few links on this that I put here last time I saw this happening.
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Comment #40927838
I suspect the problem might be some people at Cloudflare writing code for the checks who are not aware of how to make it work for most browsers, and e.g. demand/expect some header …
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Comment #40158640
A sad thing about the Github situation is that, until some months ago, it was perfectly fine for browsing directory tres and clicking to view files on the web, all that worked with…
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Comment #40158605
Some may even be just CSS. I'm still waiting for a way to toggle the CSS ones off for all websites, without breaking them. These often even look sluggish, but maybe it is a relativ…
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Comment #40158530
There are sites which load the content dynamically using javascript, there are even sites where this is done with the content already in the served HTML document, as JSON. There ar…
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Comment #40158487
> Regardless if you feel that the web was made only for documents it has become the only truly cross platform runtime you can always expect users to have installed. That's incredib…
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Comment #40109369
IMHO you need to step back and consider that there are more views of design, you think some newer look is "more modern" and better in itself, you say "outdated past vision". But th…
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Comment #40100372
That makes me wonder, regarding AOL/Yahoo/Verizon/... what's the story behind "8 BITMIME" and their mail server's broken 8-bit handling ([0],[1])? Did they just get server software…
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Comment #40093355
User interface design is about designing interfaces that can be used by users. You can prefer a style, you can customize it to your liking if themes are available (in this case, th…
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Comment #40093301
Now there's also Enigmail, which supports SeaMonkey again.
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Comment #39878675
Distro build hosts and distro package maintainers might not be a bad guess. Depends on whether getting this shipped was the final goal. It might have been just the beginning, part …
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Comment #39705936
Update: this has been meanwhile fixed by Cloudflare, see [1] and [2]; I can also confirm that turnstile now works here with SeaMonkey. [1] https://forum.palemoon.org/viewtopic.php?…
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Comment #39702378
The issue is on CloudFlare's side. It is possibly related to lack of Origin: or References: in a POST request that is part of the turnstile workflow. On a previous occasion, their …
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Comment #38658670
I guess one must ask El Reg to write about it. I think that might have been how it got solved a couple years ago when comp.lang.c and others were affected by this [1]. Currently, a…
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Comment #6630278
Gopher by itself is actually not hard to extend, as far as people standardize on how to extend it. That is why most of the discussions on "gopher enhancement" never resulted in big…
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Comment #6622650
You are criticizing gopher from the point of view of "it must have the same features as HTTP". Some of the things you call "problems" are just different ways of doing it. And if th…
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Comment #6622624
And you need more because... Let's be honest, you just need to know how are you going to deal with the file, not what kind of file it is. You need something along the lines of - th…
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Comment #6622607
Older, gopher-specific clients, can be interesting, too. Some day I should try to get gopherVR running on my machines.
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Comment #6622602
Stop trying to compare it to HTTP, maybe?