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Btw. Two NewLines followed by a character creates a <p>

And then, Several Tabs or Spaces creates <pre><code>

tabs and space. is nice

	      __            /^\
	    .'  \          / :.\
	   /     \         | :: \
	  /   /.  \       / ::: |
	 |    |::. \     / :::'/
	 |   / \::. |   / :::'/
	 `--`   \'  `~~~ ':'/`
	         )         |
	        /   0 _ 0   \
	      \/     \_/     \/
	    -== '.'   |   '.' ==-
	      /\    '-^-'    /\
	        \   _   _   /
	       .-`-((\o/))-`-.
	  _   /     //^\\     \   _
	."o".(    , .:::. ,    )."o".
	|o  o\\    \:::::/    //o  o|
	 \    \\   |:::::|   //    /
	  \    \\__/:::::\__//    /
	   \ .:.\  `':::'`  /.:. /
	    \':: |_       _| ::'/
	     `---` `"""""` `---`

and non-indented text creates </pre></code>

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I can easily configure NoScript to only use HTTPS on, say, ¤.cn . Sites that downgrade-redirects to http:// gets stuck in a loop. Annoying for everyone, so it raises awareness.

The prefs.js syntax is, noscript.httpsForced "¤.cn\n¤.ru\n*.uk"

Edits: ¤ characters are asterisks.

There are also about:config settings that improves privacy,

//no 3p cookies

network.cookie.cookieBehavior;1

//less referer headers

network.http.referer.XOriginPolicy;2

network.http.referer.spoofSource;true

network.http.referer.trimmingPolicy;2

//etc

beacon.enabled;false

dom.event.clipboardevents.enabled;false

dom.enable_performance;false

dom.network.enabled;false

dom.battery.enabled;false

dom.vibrator.enabled;false

dom.storage.enabled;false

dom.indexedDB.enabled;false

We have proof. So far we already have detected a planet with Earth-like conditions (called Earth). Life formed on it. Possibly several times independantly.

The statistics for life on very earth-like planets are staggering.

The NSA and other agencies around the world already has you targeted. Tor makes you safer. Tor makes you aware of risks. This is also good since you are now better suited to defend yourself accordingly.

'Release early, release often.' This suggests quick and dirty code is better than slow and mature code.

Though worse code benefits the most by having well-enough made Comments.

Things that glimmers like gold in phones and computers and wires, are gold plated. It's likely worth the time to pluck out the shiniest parts and save them in a pile. A pile that grows in value over time. And increases in value the larger it gets.

Also, it's fun to take things apart.

Immutable URLs 13 years ago

Sure. But wait, you might change your mind in the future. Nostalgia perhaps.

Combating depressions and suicides. In many cases there's also outside causes that begins downward spirals.

People often suggests therapy and/or pills that changes you. But they rare suggests exploring external causes, and external solutions.

For example, it may be better to drug bullies rather than victims...

World War 3 was mentioned because it was unclear what was going on. I remember myself thinking that if anyone overreacts, things can go from bad to worse. And if that triggers an overreaction response - things could escalate on its own.

The best designs copies nature. Nature is lazy (energy-efficient) and elegant. Example. Soap bubbles quickly settles in shapes that are most efficient.

For us humans we're not as intuitive with nature. We have many distractions and conflicting goals. It takes us more, and longer, iterations to figure out these things. We're just not lazy-enough.

Needs slightly more checking against near-duplicates submissions. Sometimes i get a deja vu feeling (maybe it's just a glitch in the matrix).

Though, some important issues that stays current deserves several updated submissions. Those near-dups are good.

As pure black is the absence of light, nobody can claim to directly see pure black. The detection of pure black goes like this, 'Nothing to see here, moving along'.