Using Goatse to Stop App Theft
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Using Goatse to Stop App Theft
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Re: Using Goatse to Stop App Theft
#2Rest assured that the article linked here does not include any images, goatse or otherwise.
Re: Using Goatse to Stop App Theft
#3Rest assured that the article linked here does not include any images, goatse or otherwise.
Luckily it's not rendered in an iFrame!
Re: Using Goatse to Stop App Theft
#4Your website has the worst permalinks ever.
Re: Using Goatse to Stop App Theft
#5This is reckless and irresponsible. Think of the children. They don’t deserve to see such a picture
Re: Using Goatse to Stop App Theft
#6Your website has the worst permalinks ever.
Agreed. Went to share the link and it was such a wall of text I deleted it.
Re: Using Goatse to Stop App Theft
#7I'd be worried about the risk of a misfire. Like if someone had a weird browser plug in or something.
Re: Using Goatse to Stop App Theft
#8This is reckless and irresponsible. Think of the children. They don’t deserve to see such a picture
I saw it the first time as a kid. My friends and I tried to trick each other to see it too. I'm fine. We're fine.
Re: Using Goatse to Stop App Theft
#9Ah, like the good old days when people "hot-linked" your images and you would replace them :)
Re: Using Goatse to Stop App Theft
#10Your website has the worst permalinks ever.
Apparently the post data is encoded in the URL.
I'm not saying you're wrong. You're right, but at least it's for an interesting reason.