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freddyym
6y ago
A similar thing happened when someone made did this promoting the YouTuber "PewDiePie"[1] 1. - https://www.forbes.com/sites/thomasbrewster/2018/12/03/a-hac...
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freddyym
6y ago
Ahh, thanks for clarifing. I've told the other team members.
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freddyym
6y ago
Odd. As a team member, I can confirm that we (obviuosly) take privacy very seriously. This shouldn't have happened. Do you have a screenshot?
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Open Standards Are Simple
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A Cypherpunk's Manifesto
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How to Not Make an Ass of Yourself in Online Discussions
(paritybit.ca)
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Federated Networks Association
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I had a couple drinks and woke up with 1k nerds (2014)
(medium.com)
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Replacing YouTube and Invidious
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6y ago
Betteridge's law of headlines states: > "Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no." So no.
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6y ago
It's incredible what the power of good blog posts and social media management can do. These results are the proof!
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Change in Manjaro Team Composition
(forum.manjaro.org)
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> Somebody with the ability to pull off such a sophisticated attack would surely be above a low-income bitcoin scam. Personally, I think the scam is a mere cover-up for something much darker. This. These bitcoin-type scams have around fo
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6y ago
If only it was a higher percentage...
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Why and how you should learn to code (2018)
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Dear User
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Email Isn’t Broken, Email Clients Are
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We Monitor Our Services
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My Take on Email
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Email Is Broken
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Dynamic Linking
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Law of Triviality
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Contributing to Open Source Can Be Easy (2014)
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Deploy TLSA records (DANE) on your email-server with Let's Encrypt
(blogs.linux.pizza)
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OPSV: Open PGP Signature Verification
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Synapse 1.15.1 Released
(matrix.org)
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What's Wrong with Email?
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What's cooking on Sourcehut? June 2020
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Don't ask to ask, just ask
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Can we talk about client-side certificates?
(drewdevault.com)
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