Ahmd72

I have been using this and I have got to say this is one of the best open source projects at least for me as I need to look up URLs reputation and this is highly helpful in how everything is organized as cards. One screen to get all the helpful information you need. I'm looking forward to the API version and if I could use this as a replacement for VT. I did notice one thing sometimes when you lookup a URL you don't get back any response and when you check network activity tab on a browser you see the requests are getting rejected

Been following your story from the beginning Michael, as around the time your tinypilot/KVM came out, I was having the same issues but never occurred to me or had the energy to tackle it. So glad you did and gave an insight to your journey, truly shows the amount of grit it requires to run a business and happy that you finally were able to close.

True, I think every neutral party at the time knew that Iraq had no WMDs, crazy how just cause might is right we have let the instigators of Iraq war get away with it while they end up destabilizing a whole region

Nice extension, though due to the permissions it asks for its not for me. I did browse around the CRX source code and would have to say the license part is easy to bypass. You might want to work on that if you don't want to miss on some of your sales.

Shouldn't this lead to a broader question of whether spyware should be allowed to be sold to governments? Especially repressive ones which will obviously use it for nefarious reasons?

This is about Russia not Hamas or what OP has been asked to link and thanks for the condescending tone.

This is not purposefully, Arabic is the main language of the people living in the regions, the Arabs. Just because they're catering to that out and giving news accordingly to the local demographics, bringing speakers from there doesn't make it their viewpoints. If you want to accuse someone of pushing agenda then Western media outlets and outlets that pushed the "40 babies beheading" stories is more factual.

Can you point to some articles in Aljazeera Arabic that is doing what you're accusing?

Surprisingly we are well aware about Whatsapp groups which surfaced few months ago where executives and other high position holders of tech companies targeted tech works who were just posting on their personal regarding this. Why didn't something like that make national headlines and pushed from more accountability? Easy to point finger at employees when employers have the upper hand

My idea isn't even remotely related to right or wrong about Hamas or the other party, you need to break it down to the root problem as to why does an organization like Hamas exist? When you get to that point you have your answer and you can get to justice from there.

Depends on the employer, question is do you want to work for someone as a mindless robot as they give you a paycheck or for someone that actually takes personal responsibility when things go wrong. At the end of the day most businesses would choose money

Yeah I get that, but just plain old belief of right and wrong regardless of your feelings or political opinions, that's what justice stands for, not the murky thing we have made it now to serve the elites

When did asking for justice become a political belief?