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yuft
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Comment #21009585
He is suggesting that advanced civilizations would use gravitational waves to communicate because they are hard to detect. This summary of Dark Forest helps explain why a civilizat…
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Comment #21008019
The example used in the article seems pretty blatant to me. As does your comment.
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Comment #21007976
Isn't that goo.gl?
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Comment #21007458
Driving people to something more harmful is a bad idea.
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Comment #21007323
And at night?
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Comment #21006830
Assigned to Google, but I could not find any examples of it actually being used unlike .google
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Comment #21006733
Joke: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.ss
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Comment #20955932
The abbreviation for Ukraine is UA.
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Comment #20955540
Vickrey auction?
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Comment #20955243
Germany is an ally of the United States and yet... https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2015/jul/08/nsa-tapped-g... https://www.nytimes.com/2015/05/22/world/europe/intelligence... h…
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Comment #20954930
How else would it rewrite the styles for every page?
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Comment #20954888
Do we know what Slack is doing with the data?
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Comment #20954496
Isn't markdown just turned into html?
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Comment #20944214
Maybe if the OS providers were more proactive about DNS over TLS/HTTPS, Mozilla wouldn't have needed to do this to keep users secure.
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Comment #20944192
I wonder if they will deal with it now that all US Firefox users will be unable to use it by default.
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Comment #20944137
Cloudflare has a better track record than most ISPs and governments.