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commit: 46d8c09b212a00d269a1d6b168e83ce4fdfef072
parent 25079ea28330e2fb0ab4f63382c817be60f8244a
Author: Haelwenn (lanodan) Monnier <contact@hacktivis.me>
Date:   Sun,  5 Jan 2020 04:48:37 +0100

projects/badwolf: add DrWho quote

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diff --git a/projects/badwolf.shtml b/projects/badwolf.shtml @@ -8,6 +8,14 @@ <!--#include file="/templates/en/nav.shtml" --> <main> <h1>BadWolf</h1> + <blockquote> + <em>Rose</em>: I am the Bad Wolf, I create myself. I take the words… I scatter them in time and space. A message to lead myself here.<br/> + <em>Doctor</em>: Rose, you've got to stop this! You've go to stop this now! You got the entire vortex running through your head. You're gonna burn!<br/> + <em>Rose</em>: I want you safe. My Doctor. Protected from the false god<br/> + <em>Dalek Emperor</em>: You cannot hurt me! I am immortal!<br/> + <em>Rose</em>: You are tiny. I can see the whole of time and space. Every single atom of your existance and I divide them. Everything must come to dust. All things. Everything dies. The Time War ends.<br/> + <em>Dalek Emperor</em>: I will not die! I cannot die!<br/> + </blockquote><cite>Doctor Who (2005), Season 1, Episode 13</cite> <a href="/images/badwolf_2019-05-11.png"><img class="thumb_inline right" src="/images/badwolf_2019-05-11.png" alt="Screenshot of badwolf on this page"/></a> <p>BadWolf is a privacy-oriented WebKitGTK browser that doesn’t do compromises for first-usage intuitiveness. Privacy is the first goal, and it should be nicely usable/accessible (the security=usability<sup>-1</sup> is false in my opinion). It should also stay fairly minimalist, stuff done in our dependencies that would need modification should be done upstream instead of us doing work we aren’t supposed to do in the first place.</p> <p>For now it is de-facto is a personnal project but I welcome contributions and could add maintainers and move to a more community-oriented way of doing the development.</p>