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    Comment #25884155

    Have you ever injured a human being or, through inaction, allowed a human being to be harmed?

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    Comment #25883630

    Or maybe, nomoregoogle.xyz and get your domain taken away?

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    Comment #25878776

    So, what I hear you saying is to try this in the US

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    Comment #25877110

    Why not split the frontend and the backend apps into separate applications? That would help with the future proofing since if you wanted to switch to another javascript framework, …

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    Comment #25873395

    I miss Adium Trillian used to be like Pidgin and Adium on Windows but then they went and made its own IM service.

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    Comment #25872191

    They can stop Trump from posting on Twitter but I was also being facetious.

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    Comment #25872165

    It's like jsfiddle for multiple languages.

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    Comment #25865214

    Yes! That's exactly what I was thinking. I think I like the way fastmail does it more than gmail too.

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    Comment #25865202

    Nice. Thinking about it more, I think I could live without it but I have it with Gmail at the moment. I like the per-address basis though, in Gmail I add the domain alias then when…

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    Comment #25865173

    In the US, companies have the freedom to take away an individuals freedom of speech.

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    Comment #25865095

    Can I have domain aliases with fastmail? I saw I can have email aliases but can I specifically have a second domain aliased to a primary domain? EDIT: They do. https://www.fastmail…

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    Comment #25861609

    I don't mean this as a stink to Finmark but it's also a motivating factor to move on to something that better fits your needs as you get bigger instead of trying to squeeze everyth…

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    Comment #25860632

    The problem is "technically" still there in Windows it's just that Microsoft decided to push things along by creating WSL which essentially puts Linux (with Linux Containers) on Wi…

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    Comment #25837354

    I'm not against it as much as in aww because the device itself is made of A LOT of legos, so not only do you have a lot of legos from building the sorting device but then you have …

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    Comment #25836753

    By name it wouldn't but they link to several files where the "offending code" resides, so if they're using examples where someone is downloading a movie then that would prompt for …

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    Comment #25834162

    How many legos do you have to have to build it and still have enough left over that you need a machine to sort through them?

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    Comment #25834094

    I am interested to see how long or if Elastic sticks around after this. If people will just move on to another AWS product or if they'll keep using Elasticsearch.

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    Comment #25828405

    So, like in Black Mirror?

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    Comment #25822826

    I think preprending “forward” was meant to avoid confusion. Reverse proxy and Forward proxy, but now you’re wondering if there’s 3 types of proxies.

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    Comment #25816015

    How would "random" bag checks be milder than video surveillance? - They're typically not going to be watching it 24/7. They'll only look at the tapes if something occurs. - Random …

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    Comment #25787223

    You teach your children what you know, pass on your knowledge and improvise where you need to.

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    Comment #25770748

    If you do just make sure you create volumes to the host for the data to be saved, but yeah as a general rule no.