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by eznzt 6y ago
If you need a CoC to get rid of someone who harasses others what you have is a deeper problem
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by eznzt 6y ago
Is it also free to deploy? Can you deploy it on Linux?
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by eznzt 6y ago
Is that free in any way?
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by eznzt 6y ago
Yes. Think of countries with a mandatory "impressum" (Germany and Austria)
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by eznzt 6y ago
Or an ad blocker...
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by eznzt 6y ago
Crime? True.
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by eznzt 6y ago
https://www.peopleofwalmart.com/
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by eznzt 6y ago
It's stuff like MDN that attracts donations.
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by eznzt 6y ago
Dear Mozilla: Spend Your Money on Firefox Exclusively
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by eznzt 6y ago
Can't you just put the gitlab instance behind an nginx proxy to achieve this? Like, if you are requesting ^/user/$, check for a cookie; if invalid, return 403
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by eznzt 6y ago
Banning entire countries helps a lot. I don't want to name certain countries, but let's assume it's one where it's common to see human corpses floating on a big river.
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by eznzt 6y ago
With Electron (MIT licence) the writing has been on the wall for Qt for years now. They are on borrowed time. I am not saying I like Electron better. I prefer Qt, even though I don't consider it to be native either. But Qt would not ha
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by eznzt 6y ago
How about you switch to a free licence such as a two-clause BSD or an MIT licence?
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by eznzt 6y ago
Automattic (the company that develops WordPress) offers a free plugin which, when correctly configured (requires some cooperation from the web server), serves completely static pages for all posts. No PHP code is executed. https:/&#x2
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by eznzt 6y ago
True. I brought up Discord because the comment mentioned Discord.
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by eznzt 6y ago
You can also use extensions that do the same thing (redirecting you to old.reddit.com) without having to create an account.
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by eznzt 6y ago
Discord does not have a "reply to message" feature either, it just copies and pastes the message into your input field. You can freely edit the quoted message, and if the user you replied to edits his message, yours won't get
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by eznzt 6y ago
Debian already does this, it asks you to type something like "yes do as I asked" if you want to remove a package that is considered to be part of the core.
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by eznzt 6y ago
We get it, you are poor.
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by eznzt 6y ago
It's like when Mozilla says that the "Pocket recommended articles" they show on the new tab page are not ads.
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by eznzt 6y ago
1 and 2 were, once again, not managed by the Spanish police. 1 is an independent forum, 2 was a contractor that offered online courses to everybody who asked. Show me an incident where the police were actually hacked. (I am not saying it ha
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by eznzt 6y ago
Spanish police has a history of struggling with technology because someone once hacked an insurance cooperative for police officers? Now that's a leap
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by eznzt 6y ago
>Less information density = more time required to read the same amount of content = more "engagement". No.
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by eznzt 6y ago
Don't think the "the ball is in their court" thing applies when you don't really have a choice.
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by eznzt 6y ago
From TFPDF: >You will be compensated for your time, the inconvenience of having blood tests and procedures, and your travel expenses. The total amount compensated will be approximately £235 - £625 depending on the exact number of visits
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by eznzt 6y ago
Thank you very much for sharing this. >Until now, this vaccine has only been tested on laboratory mice and other animal species and this is the first time that the vaccine will be given to humans. Is it possible to know which species tho
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by eznzt 6y ago
Not a good endorsement. Google sells very shitty hardware and on top of it their customer support sucks.
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by eznzt 6y ago
On the other hand the government should not just steal half a family's wealth just because a guy died.
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by eznzt 6y ago
Isn't Acer extremely unreliable?
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by eznzt 6y ago
I find this extremely odd, given how the sysadmins of gitlab have a reputation of being among the best.

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