Nadya

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by Nadya 8y ago
I think you have that backwards? In competitive gaming I was always of the mentality, and taught the mentality, that you shouldn't play to win. You should play to not lose . The best players I've spoken and played with also share
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I think that is precisely for the reason. To prevent people from purchasing housing they don't need so that houses would be more affordable for people to purchase and live in. Rather than paying a premium to live in a house someone els
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The article actually mentions 4chan, so you're not wrong. That's exactly where it comes from. As a troll, to screw with people who still haven't grasped "how the internet works". Lest people have forgotten about w
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Your point #3 cuts both ways. How many will refuse to contribute to a politically charged environment where they can be outed for having any thoughts outside of the acceptable groupthink? I'm a T that doesn't fit into the LGBT com
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See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBnDWSvaQ1I I tested this with my mother, telling her about this in person and talking about dog toys. My mother does not have a dog - but by the end of our 2 hour talk about how much sh
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I've used it in several communities to prove identity and statements in cases where I both have either authority or a need to be trusted, since I choose to remain pseudonymous. It's easier for people to grasp/verify than the
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Then you wouldn't be using Keybase if that was part of your threat model - since a significant point of using it is to tie together and prove identities across some popular sites on the net. See: https://keybase.io/nady
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by Nadya 8y ago
I use the same keyboard at work and at home - a DAS Model S with unmarked keycaps. Maybe that contributes to the brain confusion - but I like the keyboard too much to try and type using two different keyboards.
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I second this - as someone who learned Qwerty as most Americans do, then learned about alternative keyboard layouts and ended up learning Dvorak, then finally settled on Colemak. In each of them I was able to type 120+wpm, and 140wpm+ in Qw
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by Nadya 8y ago
>As I said in the previous comment, there are some words that have multiple, contradictory meanings. "Literally" is not one of them; by its nature, it cannot be. If you disagree with me, you should argue this point rather than
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by Nadya 8y ago
The popup freezes at 99% when you click "No, you may not use cookies" but instantly completes when you click "Yes, you may track me with cookies."
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From their profile: Based in Brighton & Hove, U.K.
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Oh, do I have a bit of linguistic fun for you! English disagrees with you. Literally is a contronym and depending on which linguist you ask, it's actually two words that happen to be spelled and sound the same but each has their own me
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That... actually makes sense - hah! The rendering began to slow down so I stopped doing anything and let it run. My 3 year mark: https://vgy.me/xgjxkO.png with about 250k/day increase. Most of my branches look like thi
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This seems like it'd be a fun way to kill 20 minutes - sim games usually are - but I'm unable to begin any projects and so am unable to make revenue. I thought maybe I had to hire each position first (PM+Marketer+Designer+Develope
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by Nadya 8y ago
There are a lot of busybodies on Github, sometimes these go viral on Twitter and other locations for the heated discussions. Here's a small collection of various levels of offence. Some are merely polite requests and some are "hor
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>2400 people is not a lot, especially for a claim like this. For a population size of 350,000,000 people the required sample size for a 95% confidence level within a 2% margin of error is 2,401 people. Assuming these 2,401 people were
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On the smaller screens - I take the lack of reflowing as good design. I wouldn't want to the site to reflow when all I was trying to do was bump up the font size to read something easier as it would make it impossible to tell where o
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by Nadya 8y ago
Yeah - on mobile you pinch your fingers together and spread out as a gesture to zoom out. You can go up and down by flicking your finger on the screen. It's still the same. The input methods are different but they have equivalents that
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>What should be its "own independent program"? Where do we draw that line? Why should we be constrained to our own offline system, when the web enables millions of (more) user-friendly use-cases? I'm an edge case, but ne
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>In the latter case, the different subdomains will still be shown (AFAIK). http://www.pool.example.com displays as http://pool.example.com Here's a gif: https://vgy.me/61I0DA.gif For fun I&
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My site, although one can argue it is a poorly configured (although it is intentionally configured this way), is a great example of why this is problematic. https://www.aishitei.ru vs https://aishitei.ru vs https:&#
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I don't study Chinese, but I do study Japanese which shares the issue of combination words being multiple kanji (not a big surprise since kanji come from hanzi after all...) It's something you learn over time for the ones that are
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It isn't picking out just the Hanzi - it is picking out words! If you look at the second picture used it detects the top 3500 words from a .YAML file (and expects you to add words that are not detected in the top 3500 words). For examp
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I specifically use the email host I use because there is no way to recover a lost account. If you lose the password - too bad! The owner does not process password resets and there is no way to recover your account. The host makes this very
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This assumes the machine is already pwned - at which point why wouldn't they just use a keylogger? In that case, typing the password in without the use of a password manager instead of copy/pasting from a password manager wouldn&#
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Your response being downvoted and thus less likely to be read - and with enough downvotes incapable of being read by those who haven't opted to read "Dead" comments - is a power given to the community to self-moderate. That
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>There's nothing wrong with people organising and debating issues among like minded peers. That's half - and the less important half - of what an echo chamber is. That by itself is fine. It's when joined with the other h
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The site icon is redundant though. Keybase wouldn't appear if they weren't verified on the site. If you meant "website icon" then that doesn't resolve the "mess" for people with multiple site proofs - I al
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I don't care to prove to anyone who I am (hence pseudonymous) - however I do care to prove what I say . Being able to prove I am who I say I am allows me to also prove what I say is what I say. I'm not particularly famous - but i

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