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Comment #36824597
https://imgur.com/a/BmATW9I
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Comment #36824149
Your site doesn't accept .me emails. When making early-stage design decisions might be a good idea to priotize minimizing friction for new users, even edge case ones.
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Comment #5453451
Don't be afraid. Subsist. Accept that you may need to prolong the status quo for a period of time. Conquer your vision, (i.e., accept its limitations and buy into what the CEO want…
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Comment #5358087
Will take it into consideration. I'm especially recalling that reveal Google just did about FBI requests issued, and your comment is definitely putting it into perspective. Thanks.…
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Comment #5358074
Appreciate the insight, thanks.
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Comment #5354989
Why not both, and have a link to both? If you don't think you could pull that off without it being awkward, I feel like I'm not the best person to offer an opinion, since I'm proba…
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Which VPS providers are serious about privacy?
A friend of mine is developing an encryption application, and I'm working on his website. He wants to go the founders of truecrypt and the founder of bitcoin route of remaining ano…
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Comment #5354737
Love this. Good luck on what you're doing. Won't submit because, um, uh, the world isn't ready for me yet :)
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Comment #5320609
Right. I was just trying to refer more specifically to the fact that since the term-limit is already reached, this administration has more political flexibility to back more conten…
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Comment #5319875
Well, I'd argue that cynical responses like these are the most detrimental response of all. Pessimism is not realism. Getting the full verbal support of a second-term lame-duck adm…
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Comment #5312822
I think you should look into the noscript addon + a Kasperssky TDSS scan. This looks more like a browser hijack than a Stack Overflow ad. Furthermore, normal Stack Overflow ads hav…