The first time I tried to load the #replacebandnameswithrape hashtag, my computer browser warned me that the page contained insecure content. "Insecure" doesn't even begin to describe it. I'd be offended if I wasn't so depressed. You know people fought in wars to protect our freedom of speech, right? And this is how we're using that freedom? Okay. More »
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On his podcast Sunday night, Community creator Dan Harmon used a rather, um, unpleasant rape analogy to describe the agonizing helplessness of watching his replacements pick up his brainchild and run with it. “It’s exciting," Harmon... Read Post
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If you are a veteran Firefox user you may remember that Mozilla implemented options to block insecure contents from being loaded on https pages in Firefox 18. The feature has been disabled by default in the version of the browser an... Read Post