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by Nadya 8y ago
You have to conduct a search then go edit the keyword - in Firefox you can right click a search bar if you wish to add it. Mucking around in the settings is less convenient - and since it uses the domain of the site as the keyword - I find
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by Nadya 8y ago
What about Keybase is not pseudo-anonymous? I've remained pseudonymous just fine.
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by Nadya 8y ago
Chrome can also setup keywords, it's just not as easy as it used to be / as easy as right clicking any search field in Firefox. I also setup keywords for easier navigation of sites with short and consistent URL schemes.
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by Nadya 8y ago
The only thing preventing me from using this is it makes UI's very cluttered, especially in scenarios with a lot of verified users. I only care about the Keybase verification as from there I can check for the rest. Hovering Keybase wou
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by Nadya 8y ago
I use it entirely to offload identify verification to a 3rd party so that people, if they care, can be certain someone who has control of my private keys, who - with great probability - is me when I say it's me and sign a message. I
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by Nadya 8y ago
There is a demo. Just click the button and get a website! It generated me this: https://menupit.com/ypguhv The "in one click" is an enticing enough reason to see if it was _really_ one click to get a site. It was,
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by Nadya 8y ago
Don't use personal passwords on a work machine - use another instance or even an entirely other account to manage work logins if you insist on using a password manager for work logins (and good on you if you do tbh, more people should!
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by Nadya 8y ago
Oh, I'm not saying it's the "only" reason - but a contributing factor. Constant high expectations, the poor work/life balance, and that losing your job after you're 30 basically means you're now considere
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by Nadya 8y ago
It's sad on an individual level - and I'm sure it contributes to Japan's high suicide rate and people who choose to withdraw from society [0]. Many cultures have a similar concept of "putting your personal feelings aside
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by Nadya 8y ago
>When those niceties are not a free choice, but "strongly encouraged" by management, they quickly stop being nice. It isn't about being nice though - it's about giving the appearance of nice. If everyone is being ni
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by Nadya 8y ago
Or try and train birds [0]. Bird feed is cheap. [0] https://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/startups/news/a2...
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by Nadya 8y ago
Neat, but this isn't a complete solution as I, and many others, use Firefox. I can't see a good reason this needs to be an addon instead of a user setting, other than to only allow only Chrome users to use the "official"
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by Nadya 8y ago
It works in any modern browser that I'm aware of - it allows you to use the Address Bar/Omnibar to conduct a search by typing a keyword. For example, I can search Youtube by typing "y Daoko Fog" and it will search Youtub
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by Nadya 8y ago
Ah, this is in response about the guy who "hacked" the legal emails and the concerns it raises potential issues from 3rd parties that I already need to place some level of trust in. I can safely disregard, I'm not too concern
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by Nadya 8y ago
>By the way, why can't I still tell Google to ignore e.g. pinterest or w3schools? You can. Use "-site:pinterest.com -site:w3schools.com". To facilitate using it in every search, setup a keyword search so you can type &qu
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by Nadya 8y ago
I'm unable to access this site due to my work's blanket ban of any public VPN/Proxy sites. Can someone post an alternative? By the name alone, this sounds like it could possibly concern me.
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by Nadya 8y ago
Thank you very much!
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by Nadya 8y ago
Do you mind sharing the script? Because the company I work for has grown at an insane rate - and there are a good 300+ coworkers I don't know. It'd be nice to know peoples' faces for when I see them walking around the buildin
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by Nadya 8y ago
I'm always amazed at how wasteful such experiments appear from the outside. You have two well educated people building a fancy machine to break spaghetti into two pieces instead of three . Pause and take a moment to reflect on how sil
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by Nadya 8y ago
I typed 130-150 WPM with 160-170 WPM bursts on QWERTY, the layout I grew up typing for most of my life. I switched from QWERTY to Dvorak over the course of 8~ months and attained 120~ WPM with no discernible difference in comfort. I then sw
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by Nadya 8y ago
>Most of the modern web is unusable with javascript disabled This isn't wrong - but it assumes most of the modern web is worth using . Most of the modern web isn't worth browsing, and every site I've ever come across th
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by Nadya 8y ago
>The replica state election websites used in this year’s competition were built on MySQL So the replica website built and designed by the DEFCON instructors to be vulnerable to SQLi for the purposes of demonstration was vulnerable to S
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by Nadya 8y ago
I don't tend to hold onto email as I don't really care for or value them; especially not emails saying my account has been terminated. Those are more of a delete and move on with my life kind of notice. I ended up getting an email
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by Nadya 8y ago
I actually tried running Algo through Azure and Microsoft terminated my Azure account citing I was breaking Terms of Service. I had hosted Algo for all of two and a half days before the takedown. Not sure if anyone else has had luck - that
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by Nadya 8y ago
Still bugged for me - the green and red turns take place on the same "turn" so I end up with green and red winning and it staying green wins - even though red went first. This is what it looks like: https://vgy.me/
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by Nadya 8y ago
>It's pushing us users towards silos like FB/Snapchat/Apple News where we don't get constantly nagged. Some would say that's the point. Not only are they pushing for laws that smaller players will have difficul
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by Nadya 8y ago
I know there isn't a single silver bullet - which is why I'm trying to crowdsource many potential bullets. ;)
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Ask HN: What is the single most important concept to understand for programming?
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by Nadya 8y ago
>alle the condyscyons of thys foule conflycte I'm almost positive this is "All the conditions of this foul conflict." which also fits with the passage knowing that "y" = "i" and that the silent "
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by Nadya 8y ago
I'm LGBT and this is exactly why I make such a fuss about selective censorship every time it comes up. Everyone always assumes it will only be done for things "they agree" with and never flips the coin over. They see it as

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