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by blisseyGo 6y ago
For me, the biggest disappointment was when they were defending hosting terrorist site for "free speech" reasons: https://www.fastcompany.com/90312063/how-cloudflare-straddle... https://blog.cloudf
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by blisseyGo 6y ago
I can see someone like Amazon or Chapters wanting to use this on their site. You should try contacting them!
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by blisseyGo 6y ago
The President's account might also have extra safe guards against hacks.
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by blisseyGo 6y ago
Criticizing the Communist party of China is not the same as criticizing Chinese people. Chinese people are just being oppressed by CCP.
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by blisseyGo 6y ago
I feel like you consider any criticism of the government which has Uighur muslims in camps, harvests organs from them, sells their hair as "hair extensions", bans blacks from restuarants as "alt-right". You are doing the
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by blisseyGo 6y ago
If this was just over some money, why did the person chop off his head, arms and legs? That sounds like a lot of effort by the killer.
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by blisseyGo 6y ago
"professional" can mean so many things in this context though. Could just mean that the way the head, arms and legs were chopped were clean cuts, place was clean etc?
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by blisseyGo 6y ago
You are just being thick on purpose. DHS was deployed because the federal buildings have been getting destroyed. If the local government doesn't want to do it, then the feds have to protect their property. You need to stop believing th
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by blisseyGo 6y ago
POF was also run by a single dude until he sold it for some 600 million dollars!
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by blisseyGo 6y ago
Yep. I find this story hard to believe. Finding credentials on Slack for the most important resources at the company seems too hard to believe. Also if this was the case, how come Twitter was having a hard time to figure out how to stop the
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by blisseyGo 6y ago
> NYTimes, most prestigious news outlets in the world Really?
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by blisseyGo 6y ago
I think private messaging is where most of the goods are. Also user's phone numbers and emails.
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by blisseyGo 6y ago
A lot of unusual internal traffic seems to be around Thailand (you might have to select "UNUSUAL"): https://www.digitalattackmap.com/#anim=1&color=0&country=ALL...
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by blisseyGo 6y ago
Out of curiosity, done HN use any CDN or other way of DDOS protection? dang?
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by blisseyGo 6y ago
Just look at Chicago, New York etc. Both have broken historical records of shootings as well as fatalities. Portland has been rioting for over 45 days and the Mayor and Governor is not even stopping rioters from burning down federal propert
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by blisseyGo 6y ago
Media has done a great job at fear mongering. People aren't realizing that kids not being able to go to school means the child abuse numbers are through the roof and they aren't even getting caught or reported. There are safe ways
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by blisseyGo 6y ago
They don't just have police badges, they also have patches on their shoulders which is for DHS. This was reported couple days ago that DHS will be coming in to stop the rioting: https://www.dhs.gov/news/2020/0
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by blisseyGo 6y ago
They don't just have police badges, they also have patches on their shoulders which is for DHS. This was reported couple days ago that DHS will be coming in to stop the rioting: https://www.dhs.gov/news/2020/0
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by blisseyGo 6y ago
They don't just have police badges, they also have patches on their shoulders which is for DHS. This was reported couple days ago that DHS will be coming in to stop the rioting: https://www.dhs.gov/news/2020/0
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by blisseyGo 6y ago
You have no idea what you are talking about. They were detained for 90 minutes.
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by blisseyGo 6y ago
That was surprisingly enjoyable. I did end up looking at the source code though ;)
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by blisseyGo 6y ago
You are being dishonest on purpose if you think wearing a helmet and dressed up as Antifa is peaceful protesting.
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by blisseyGo 6y ago
thugs? They have "POLICE" on their chest.
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by blisseyGo 6y ago
Kidnapping? Really? The officers have POLICE on their chest in big letters. People getting arrested have helmets, bats and window breaking tools on. They aren't "protestors". They are preventing peaceful protestors. Also ther
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by blisseyGo 6y ago
> A lot of broken windows, graffiti and fireworks. Those are federal property and feds have full rights to do this. Also a lot of people who are being arrested are from another state. That's been the case for at least 45 days now. T
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by blisseyGo 6y ago
> all protestors as rioters That's not what I meant when I said: rioters (not the protestors) I meant to say that a few violent people are sneaking into the protestors. By "not the protestors", I meant "I am not refer
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by blisseyGo 6y ago
Here's one example where the dude who got arrested has a helmet on. Why's that needed in peaceful protests? Also note the thing he has on his left side. That's an attachment to break car windows: https://twitter.co
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by blisseyGo 6y ago
No. Local law enforcement is being handicapped by mayors and DAs who are letting go of the violent rioters free without any charges.
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by blisseyGo 6y ago
> who aren’t near federal property, nor is it clear that all of the people being arrested have engaged in criminal activity That's misleading. They are being recorded while they are being violent within the peaceful protests. They a
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by blisseyGo 6y ago
These people are not protestors. There were rioters who would mix in with the protestors and then start violence. Protestors don't show up dressed in all black with a helmet and baseball bat. They have also been allowed to throw bricks

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