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Paul Nicholls

@foosel @bagder I can well believe it, from the company that once broke their website by somehow removing every lowercase "t" from their HTML... Though that was about a decade earlier!

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@infosec_jcp πŸˆπŸƒ done differently

@flq @nullcolaship @foosel @bagder

Searh '& replacet' ? πŸ˜‚

As πŸ–– says ' most impressive! ' πŸ˜‚πŸ€¦β€β™‚οΈ

root42

@nullcolaship @foosel @bagder "Skip o Conen" sounds like an Irish talk show host.

cd ~

@root42 @nullcolaship @foosel @bagder Interesting that it still renders as a website of sorts with all letters 't' removed. I wonder which letters are the most redundant ones in this metric.

mausmalone

@cd_home @root42 @nullcolaship @foosel @bagder It is pretty funny - it's just that most of the HTML tags for content (h1-6, a, p, div) don't have the letter t, while a lot of stuff in the head (title, script, style) do.

Surely any tables on the page are ruined, though.

cd ~

@root42 @nullcolaship @foosel @bagder "Skip o search" is the process of quickly finding the non-sponsored, un-SEOed and not generated pages in the search results. Will soon be taught in schools.

Aren

@cd_home @root42 @nullcolaship @foosel @bagder Skip o Search would be a great name for a search engine

husjon

@nullcolaship @foosel @bagder I looked at the source code image before reading your command and I thought I had a stroke πŸ˜…

Giles

@nullcolaship @foosel @bagder Just think of all those tabs they’d have been able to remove if they’d escaped their regex properly.

David Nash

@nullcolaship @foosel @bagder When Cisco announced public access to the simplified web presentation language they used internally, β€œHML”, they failed to describe exactly *how* they simplified it, but one look at their website revealed all.

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