This one looks like a genuine java program.

https://stackroboflow.com/#!/question/29584

``` Cat cat = new Cat(); Cat cat = new 2nd Cat ");" ```

"What the heck what does $ (' # ') do?" https://stackroboflow.com/#!/question/7492

In firefox you can click the site security information thing in the address bar and then select "Disable protection for now". My firefox sets the Upgrade-Insecure-Requests header and loads the https site instead, I guess that's what makes the difference between browsers.

Yup, that worked!

What is up with this issue? https://github.com/keybase/client/issues/13560

Is that a normal thing to do on github?

Changing the title of an issue, presumably so it doesn't show up in search results? Deleting the body of the issue? Not leaving any explanation? Yeah, that doesn't seem normal to me. Can't say I approve.

Looks to me like someone posted spam and it got removed. And yes, unfortunately, that's a thing on github these days.

Unless the title was lifted from another issue for the purpose of spam...

...this actually looks like a potential security weakness that was purged from the public space. (CWE-921)

it wasn't purged, per say. if you click "edited by maxtaco" on KirtiRamchandani's first comment, you get a dropdown to select the versions, and you can still find the original text.