Depends on the rat as well. An rough rat, even if small, will succeed in chasing the cat away.

just like the Luxembourgish Post Office

Actually Slashdot supports Unicode (UTF-8) too, that means things like the € [Euro Currency Symbol].

The "slashdot still does not support Unicode" phrase is just a meme by those people who can't keep the drool in their mouth, and then wonder that it causes shorts when it drip on their keyboard.

They did, on the subway in Serfaus (Austrian skying resort).

He might never get the domain back. But he could at least some hefty damages compensations back from web.com. And web.com are under the reach of US courts. Go for it!

... and I'm sure web.com has plenty of valuable property in the US which he could seize or put a lien on.

Why o why didn't he sue web.com?

What do quotation marks have to do with Unicode? Quotation marks are ASCII (code 0x22), and so do not need Unicode at all. And actually, Slashdot renders "quotation marks" all right. So it does indeed look as if the AC screwed up somewhere (or attempted some silly joke).

Indeed, even on their low-res image you can spot where the face is...

hmm, but given that poor image, I doubt they'd manage recognizing who it is in the picture.

... then the "suspects and fugitives from the law" don't have anything to fear...

You mean https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Ftime_continue%3D9%26amp;v=ZP_nNemsNT8#t=3m58s?

Does anybody know which root CA this is? So that I can mark it "untrusted" locally in my Firefox.

Why the hell did they think it necessary to hide the vertical scrollbar :-(

The Tesla thought it was a big white cloudy sky, quite a bit farther away...

Unfortunately, it was moving quite fast, and the truck driver was mildly surprised at hearing a Harry Potter soundtrack before seeing a Tesla convertible driven by a headless man rush off...

The same thing that's stopping Microsoft from harvesting e-mail passwords via its Outlook Ios/Android app...: Reputation

:-)