Same here. After closing my account I was still receiving reminders of invites I got. I had to use a web form to ask them to stop sending me emails. It was quite disturbing to see how hard they tried to cling on my data.

It's a shame the videos don't have subtitles like in the crypto course.

Subtitles are being produced. They should be up in a day or two.

Oh, good to know. As non native english speaker they are of great help.

I also used that bug for the three levels. At that time I was more concerned in catching up (I started late) and the thought of it being an unintentional bug never crossed my mind. Though hours later I thought it was a bit strange that all three levels had to be solved in a similar way.

Actually it's much better: it takes much less space, can be configured to ignore certain file types and can disappear after the downloads are finished.

newString is initialized inside the loop, so it will get destroyed when you exit the loop.

The comment system is part of its charm, it comes from the japanese imageboards.

If you look at ClouldFlare's report, Google Analytics misses at least 30% of the pageviews, so there's a good chunk of unaccounted visitors. You are more like a third/quarter the size.

A lot of anons are actively blocking online tracking technologies, much more than the usual 1% that run NoScript.

And heck, some access 4chan over Tor, which means any statistics about latency and location are quite probably wrong.

(You might think Tor is slow for image-heavy sites, in my experience it isn't. Tor is high-latency, but throughput is reasonable)

Most of the Tor relays are banned on 4chan, though.

Ah, that's true.

Now if I could add it to firefox's search bar...

I came here to make the same request.

And I am loving this.