How can I silence the Firefox security error messages?
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How can I silence the Firefox security error messages?
But they go on nevertheless, stubborn as they are.
Edit: Oh, and the razor Occam was a franciscan, too.
Life ends, typos last.
I agree Atom is here to stay.
> just the name of repo could be sensitive info
The phrase "sensitive info" tells me disclosing it to a mass code hoster bare any liability deems irresponsible. Remember Eric Schmidt about privacy on the internet?
Choose your priorities.
Charles Simonyi said in his Bravo Demo about electronic documents "there is no such thing as an original anymore" https://www.youtube-nocookie.com/embed/q_Na1SJXSBg?t=371s
I may execute a special right of termination of my 15-year membership.
Since I found me proven both wrong and right in some sense. Looks we rather sacrificed quality for immediate reaction and enthusiastically do bad text editing and sloppy writing on the go.
Thanks for the writeup.
[1] https://blog.mro.name/2023/04/thinkpad-x250-freebsd-xfce/
usually there's always one solution to get rid of all but that's prbly not what you think of.
So getting rid of some is what it's about, isn't it? And some more by another means.
a) unreliable (e.g. having opening hours a.k.a. intentional downtimes)
b) applying client side encryption a la https://privatebin.info
c) expire & purge the (encrypted) content quickly
would have mitigated your problem.