That link redirects to google homepage, is that intentional?
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That’s font ligature. Basically when two glyphs/symbols are one after another, they have a different glyph to show both of them.
GDPR, and right to be forgotten (a.k.a. removal of all and any PII including account)
Covid19 itself has higher chance of thrombosis, especially in elderly people.
Furthermore, this is 3 years old news - https://www.ema.europa.eu/en/news/astrazenecas-covid-19-vacc...
Ad-riden website where if you click “manage consent” in cookie banner, you’re redirected to malware’ous website.
More likely a check to see if JS bundles has built and deployed successfully. Or maybe used for e2e tests for GDPR banner.
https unsupported, points to some SSL under sugarmommaapps.com
Sounds more like scam than truth
That’s a login link :/
Correct link seems to be: https://atharvamulgund.hashnode.dev/mastering-error-handling...
Might as well share original source for this: https://gofetch.fail/
Most people won’t even get impacted, nonetheless it sounds bad
I don’t know, Theo should have been the CEO
Overreaction to Evergrande? Also, other cryptos dropped even harder
Your solution is more complicated, and requires JS to run. One in link, is done purely with CSS as it should be.