mminer237

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   by mminer237 7y ago

   Although Baidu does still default to HTTP, the Chinese government has the root certificates for every Chinese certificate authority. It can MITM traffic for anybody in China, even over HTTPS, so that wouldn't solve the problem.
2. 1142.▲
   by mminer237 7y ago

   The Chinese government has the root certificates for every Chinese certificate authority. It can MITM traffic for any citizen, even over HTTPS.
3. 1143.▲
   by mminer237 7y ago

   LIHKG requires a Hong Kong ISP to register anyway, so it's not like that site blocking mainland China would hurt it at all.
4. 1144.▲
   by mminer237 7y ago

   LibreOffice was still OpenOffice at the time, but that does sound like a plausible theory. It isn't stopping Libre though... https://www.reallinuxuser.com/how-to-enable-the-tabbed-ribbo...
5. 1145.▲
   by mminer237 7y ago

   Here's a direct link to that page: https://www.energy.gov/sites/prod/files/oeprod/DocumentsandM...
6. 1146.▲
   by mminer237 7y ago

   I got Capulin.
7. 1147.▲
   by mminer237 7y ago

   For anyone interested more in the law in the case without reading all 30+ pages of the opinion yourself, I wrote a brief for it last month when this ruling was made: https://matthewminer.name/law/briefs/Miscellaneo
8. 1148.▲
   by mminer237 7y ago

   Technically not. This was just a preliminary injunction. The case itself still has to be decided. But assuming this was indicative of how the court will rule, it will then be binding precedent in the Ninth Circuit.
9. 1149.▲
   by mminer237 7y ago

   And only if you don't have a battery.
10. 1150.▲
    by mminer237 7y ago

    Could they? Wouldn't Facebook would only be an investor and Libra would be a separate company?
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    by mminer237 7y ago

    If you uncheck that box though, you will always be taken to old Reddit unless you specifically go to new.reddit.com