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When did Google get so weird?(sancho.bearblog.dev)
1899 points by sancho-panza | 1065 comments
A Bear Blog post titled "When did Google get so weird?"; the capture shows only a Cloudflare security verification page.
My Humble Opinion on 'Omarchy' OS(blip.bearblog.dev)
4 points by speckx | 0 comments
A blog post giving the author's opinion on Omarchy, DHH's opinionated Arch Linux setup; the capture shows only a Cloudflare verification page.
On building a worm detector(bencology.bearblog.dev)
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A blog post on bencology.bearblog.dev about building a detector to map individual and collective worm movements; the capture shows a Cloudflare verification page.
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