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I Contacted Cloudflare and the response was:

"Unfortunately this stops DNS traffic before it gets to Cloudflare so it is not a problem we can solve for you as much as we would love to. Our recommendation right now would be to contact your domain registrar to understand more about this problem."

Contacted the registrar (iwantmyname.com) and their response:

"You're using external CloudFlare hosting, so our DNS management isn't being used. We don't have any access to the hosting account or the ability to address issues there. It does appear there's some issue with propagation."

Wth mpm_event (which is the better choice) php is still not multi-threaded. As in this case the limit was per script as per the way php is designed to work.

Anyone still using prefork/mod_php ...well that's cute.

Since my 10AM EST blog post comment has not been approved . I'll paste it here:

"...the “falling off the cliff” is just the snowball effect of bad management and decisions made many years ago. Its to late now to stop the bleeding as-is. The solution is right there, although obvious, its probably to much for Mozilla to undertake at this point."

we prob never will. NSA Cough!!!

These settings are not turned on

Web & App Activity

Voice & Audio Activity

YouTube Watch History

YouTube Search History

Perfect!

You should send that info the the author of that article as well.

They got killed by Reddit. No pun intended.

Also from that WiKi: "Android's kernel is based on one of the Linux kernel's long-term support (LTS) branches. Since April 2014, Android devices mainly use versions 3.4, 3.10 or 3.18 of the Linux kernel. The specific kernel version depends on the actual Android device and its hardware platform; Android has used various kernel versions since the version 2.6.25 that was used in Android 1.0."

On github maybe...

Interesting that they are moving beyond passphrase authentication towards an "Account Key". I wonder how that works...

Seems very specific to git/github, which are popular here on HN but there is a great deal more variety out there.

I'd suggest something that doesn't deal in specific technologies but more general principles.

Check out this:

http://openhatch.org/

Everyone should have email turned on in their github notifications in case of disputes and deletions.

In 2016, shouldn't we be using public/private key pairs instead of passwords?

Why won't people stop using passwords? It is 2016!

Thought this was going to be something related to light pollution:

http://darksky.org/

The love Linux... as long as Linux users pay their patent fees

LF is more of an industry consortium than a nonprofit public interest charity.

[2013]

I wish progressive enhancement were more popular, but it is probably too late for anyone to ever care about it.

Some more comments: https://lwn.net/Articles/701155/#Comments

That exception would not make me confident in using your software.

Are there any that do metadata obscurity?

Another one: https://ikiwiki.info/

Seems to be broken without JavaScript turned on?

Convince both of them to join you at a Django conference.

The Debian snapshot service keeps binary packages too:

http://snapshot.debian.org/

The Ubuntu Launchpad system has something similar.

Fedora's build servers keep all packages for eternity IIRC.