Nadya

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by Nadya 8y ago
>a code of conduct that seems very inoffensive The creation of a code of conduct in and of itself is offensive. If your community is bad enough that you need to remind people to not be assholes then your community already has a problem
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by Nadya 8y ago
I wish I had more to comment on, as I'm still reading through the docs, but just a quick note to the website dev. On tablet/mobile, all but the last 2 footer links cannot be clicked because the copyright text row covers the sectio
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by Nadya 8y ago
I'm an extreme niche, so I recognize that an email client that intends to be used by the general population would need it, but why would I even want to see HTML emails? Those are 105% of the time just marketing bullshit. Emails are eit
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by Nadya 9y ago
Sounds more like a newsletter to me. Let people subscribe to the newsletter, send out an email blast once a day/week/month.
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by Nadya 9y ago
NVDA - aka the "2nd choice" - but I think it may have been a configuration issue on my end as the markup on the page, after looking into why NVDA was struggling with it, is just a <p> with some <a> in it which NVDA sho
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by Nadya 9y ago
You make an excellent and fair point about the use of Chrome, as well asYoutube and other popular Google-owned products. That certainly makes it far less than my pulled-out-of-my-ass 99% claim. :) It would be interesting to actually see the
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by Nadya 9y ago
44 blocked scripts loading the article - nearly half of which was tracking related. Surely the irony of that isn't lost on people? Google's ability to track users is 99% entirely due to companies like the WSJ using them for tracki
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by Nadya 9y ago
Try to read today's Featured Article in a text-to-speech program. The markup is so mangled it can't even read a complete sentence because it breaks anytime the text links out.
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by Nadya 9y ago
I'm going to be a little harsh, as language learning is something I feel needs to be done right and with a bit of care. Teaching the wrong things, especially through trying to automate translations in some fashion, leaves people worse
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by Nadya 9y ago
I loved the Redwall series! My friends and I actually learned the Royal House of Riftgard script [0] to pass notes in class. To this day I can still read/write it as an "alternative" alphabet. [0] http://redwall.wi
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by Nadya 9y ago
This is actually really cool! I'm guessing it is English only though? I don't see examples of any other languages and due to the complexity of word->audio matching I imagine other languages aren't supported. I think a bett
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by Nadya 9y ago
Probably meant to emphasize the 4 instead of h265 (since the parent they responded to mentioned h265 not h264) but used markdown instead of HN formatting so instead of 4 got _4_.
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by Nadya 9y ago
>The Twitch test set is entirely live-streamed video game content, and we see solid gains here as well. From the article, near the end.
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by Nadya 9y ago
きゃ is not きや as in "kiya" but きゃ as in "kya" - the i in き becomes silent, きや would be something else. For example, 東京 isn't pronounced「とうきよう」but 「とうきょう」.
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by Nadya 9y ago
Which was one of the top 3 reasons I chose to host my projects on GitLab instead of GitHub. Thank you for supporting OSS by being OSS yourself!
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by Nadya 9y ago
I highly highly highly highly recommend beets [0]. [0] http://beets.io/
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by Nadya 9y ago
I've used a self-hosted Booru for all of my image sorting. It took me roughly 2 months to upload and tag 53,000 images and another week of cleaning up rarely used or redundant tags. Since I used it outside of the Artist/Series&#x2
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by Nadya 9y ago
I feel a disclaimer that The Guardian uses Google Ads, Google Analytics, and Google Tag Manager on the site to track you and help Google further track you should probably be added to a scaremongering article about Google tracking the user.
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by Nadya 9y ago
Checked-by-default means, by definition, it is opt-out as you are opted-in by default. It just has to be possible to opt-out and, if opted-in, unsubscribe at a later date (usually a small, hard to notice link in the legalese of the spam e
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by Nadya 9y ago
I've been programmatically blocked from viewing their tweets through one of the various blocklists out there. So this submission shows a blocked feed for me (unless I sign out of Twitter). So any alternative link would be nice for me a
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by Nadya 9y ago
Or the FLOSS alternative Google created to specifically solve the whole "International Audience" problem. [0] The slight curve on the lower-t of Netflix Sans actually bothers me because it's the only curve of its kind. The &q
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by Nadya 9y ago
Probably the album link. I've ran into that problem on a few sites (for example: it gets flagged on Reddit if I don't use the direct-to-file links). Thanks for that.
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by Nadya 9y ago
In the bottom left of the dark web map there is another puzzle that says to "visit when the :imer (sic) runs out" with a countdown that is at like -2600 days or so. Could be related as a previous or future step of the same puzzle.
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by Nadya 9y ago
There are a few categories of exceptions but again, I'd need to see an example of a non-trivial site that doesn't implement any kind of cookie that requires the warning and also doesn't have the warning "just-in-case&q
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by Nadya 9y ago
>The EU and their stupid cookie warning Great in theory! Let people know what cookies are and the privacy implications. Absolutely terrible in practice since any non-trivial site with user accounts will require cookies to use. It&#x
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by Nadya 9y ago
Mind quoting the passage that describes the measures in place? I just read the entire article and absolutely zero proof is provided that Huffman can no longer edit things. It mentions Spezgiving, followed by Huffman's apology, and then
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by Nadya 9y ago
Check the css for `:active` as the button is being styled for `:active` which doesn't care if the Javascript functionality takes place or not. If you debounce the Javascript to prevent the action from firing multiple times that doesn&#
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by Nadya 9y ago
Everything will be as good as deleted since nobody will have my password - nor do I want anyone to. I do not concern myself with post-life as there is no evidence that I'll care when I'm dead. The few social profiles I have will j
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by Nadya 9y ago
>but my understanding is that people who know what to listen for can tell the difference on a suitably powerful/nuanced sound system. Or at least they claim they can. I've yet to know anyone with any expensive systems who cla
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by Nadya 9y ago
The default quality for the desktop app is in OGG Vorbis at 160kbps and for the mobile app is 96kbps. With a Premium subscription you can change these to 'Extreme' (320kbps). The web player reaches is 128kbps AAC or 256kbps with P

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