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Why? It's brilliant.

• brulard 1y ago
  The URL might be mistaken for some different content?
  • k8sToGo 1y ago
    Well, then don't browse from the church computer
• crazygringo 1y ago
  What's brilliant about it? What's the reference, for those of us unfamiliar?
  • rhgraysonii 1y ago
    It is simply hilarious to make grown adults visit a website called tender love making dot com (a sexual reference) to read a very specific and niche blog about technology.
    • deleted 1y ago
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    • sombragris 1y ago
      "tender love making" and then the specific URL mention photos and corruption... it could look really bad!
      • meterogue 1y ago
        You are welcome not to visit it if you do not want to hear from a Rails contributor for over 10 years.
        • sombragris 1y ago
          Of course. I have no issues with that but I acknowledge that it could be funny.
    • deleted 1y ago
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  • meterogue 1y ago
    The author's name is tenderlove. He has been a famous contributor to Ruby and Rails for at least 10 years. If this is objectionable to you, it shows your lack of expertise.
    • mrexroad 1y ago
      Just a nit — your post would have been fine without that last sentence, no need to be prickly. I haven’t touched RoR in 15 years and was not familiar with the name.
• kotaKat 1y ago
  ZScaler gets pissed off going to frame.work just because of a “malicious TLD”. I don’t even want to know what ZScaler thinks of “tender love making”.
  • account42 1y ago
    Sounds like a problem between you and ZScaler (and possibly whoever forces you to use that crap) but not something that anyone else should care about.