> DDG with their favicon service (which HN billed as some sort of nefarious tracker) That was a pretty blatant exposure risk for something trivial, and the emp

> DDG with their favicon service (which HN billed as some sort of nefarious tracker) That was a pretty blatant exposure risk for something trivial, and the employee who responded on it was shockingly inept. At some point the amount of stupidity becomes so incredible that Hanlon's Razor breaks down.