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The original title was "EU Parliament Decides That Your Private Messages Must Not Be Scanned" and it was linked to a different article, I think this comment was written before the title and the url were changed.

https://web.archive.org/web/20231114102908/https://news.ycom...

I imagine only streets with pedestrian traffic would have to be changed, not inter-city roads and highways.

They meant the YouTube video of the Taiwanese crash from the 1st of June last year.

This link does not show what you think it will show (pretty much NSFW).

The thread was linked below (or above, to this same parent), or see: https://web.archive.org/web/20210116101222/https://www.jwz.o...

This varies within Europe as well, for example in Hungary our bachelor was 3.5 years, the master 2, and the PhD 4.

Laravel Airlock is my favorite thing about this release. I already started using it for one of my sites, it makes API authentication so much easier than it used to be with Passport.

Mirror: http://archive.is/Eoahu

What should one look for in e-mail headers to spot spoofing?

Not OP, but I'm in a similar situation, so I though I'd share my insight, in case you're interested.

I prefer a desktop client because it's more lightweight than a web browser, I can keep it running indefinitely, I don't have to worry about accidentaly closing it and not receiving notifications afterwards. I can also have a dedicated icon in the tray that shows the number of new messages.

Interesting, it's Facebook that doesn't load for me, Instagram works.

Here is the post from yesterday if someone (like me) missed it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16249955

These documents were released a year ago, and were declassified in 1980.

Yes, sorry if that was unclear, I meant plural vs singular.

Great article! A few things have caught my eye:

> MyApp.users = MyApp.user || {};

Is this a typo, or intentional? If it is intentional, can someone explain the thought behind it?

Also, in some examples Medium (or the author's text editor) seems to have changed apostrophes and quotation marks, this makes the examples harder to try.

There is no spacing between the info box and the main text, this decreases readability for me.

Did they betatest this feature? I swear I've had it for at least a week or two now, and I've seen some friends post a couple of stories as well. I thought it was much less popular than the stories in Instagram or Messenger, but maybe most of them didn't have the feature yet. Anyway, Snapchat still seems to be by far the most popular for this functionality, at least in my circle of friends.