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It's only the terminally online Europeans.

I am European and I've never even seen anyone talking about it outside the internet. Majority of people do not know and do not care.

I don't understand why someone would put his fetish all over his tech blog.

It is a documented single line change.

https://ip-ranges.amazonaws.com/ip-ranges.json ?

Ah, yes, we must protect democracy by... checks notes.. canceling the democratic elections because we don't like the results.

An iPhone. An employer purchased it for me but it truly is unusable in a lot of ways.

What is surprising about that? Cloudflare also provides services to terrorists, CSAM websites and more.

Write your unit tests all you want but they are not documentation.

This says nothing about Russia. Try again.

Show me a screenshot or something, you are the first person this has happened to.

Don't spread easily checked misinformation.

Just russophobia.

Just press next to the message and click 'Report'. It shouldn't be hard to find.

>Telegram group chats are technically open to moderation, yet the company has done nothing to put any kind of moderation in place.

This is not even remotely true. I have reported content many times and when I come back to check it, it's gone. This includes account of spammers, some sellers (or pretending to be) of illegal goods, etc.

This has nothing to do with Russia.

This has nothing to do with Russia.

Weird to call a React + Django boilerplate "not bloated".

Fact of the matter is SQLite is appropriate and better for a lot of low-write scenarios on a single machine.

Great news! It's a private company and they can do whatever they want! Just like HE likes to censor.

I don't have contacts with that neighborhood.

It's not stealing content if the content is still in the original place. Stop trying to redefine words. It's copying.

So feature flags without the UI?

Of course, Cloudflare always tries to put the blame on the website owners which just enable a list Cloudflare provides them. Assuming the author is right, it's Cloudflare's fault for not vetting their data, not the website owner.

There is no difference for 99.999% of people.

You are so unlikely to get exploited by a browser vulnerability (if you update) that it's not worth writing about. The people powerful/rich enough have or can acquire an exploit for both.

The choice of browsers is more about what features you want and whether you want a browser engine monopoly or not. Firefox has a few features I like not present in chromium and it's also not part of the monopoly so I use it.

Because they have a website and they make the rules, it's not a law. The west Balkans and Belarus are also part of Europe but in none of the unions, associations, etc. mentioned so the domain is misleading too. It's not european, it's "those unions we like".

> Blocking ads can be viewed as theft from the creators and many creators do see it this way

And nobody should care.

I don't have anything against it. It's just one of the reasons for being quieter.

If a lot of attacks come from AS44477, why not just block it?

> CloudFlare shouldn't have hosted Kiwi Farms in it's current state, because I don't think hosting dox should be legal

But they keep doing it. Just not KiwiFarms but other websites. I've reported it to them, they claim they are only a proxy (that's not true, they are also the registrar and DNS). Nothing was done.