Nadya

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by Nadya 9y ago
The scrollbar of your browser already does this - also it has been done before and was a common trend a few years ago (2014-2015) dictated by the article length rather than an arbitrary length (this one seems to be article + recommended
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by Nadya 9y ago
>Hackers are demanding a payment of $300 per machine, roughly equal to 300 Bitcoins currently worth around 510,000 euros. Same cost for Telefonica - just "per machine".
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by Nadya 9y ago
For keto in particular I'll agree out of ignorance. I was speaking broadly of "dieting makes social occasions hard" which is a common excuse to avoid certain diets. However, even with slower progress, I contend that slowed pr
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by Nadya 9y ago
Let's make the fact there are two goats more explicit: One is a Doe`D` and the other is a Buck `B`. If you chose `D` then `B` must be removed leaving you between staying `D` or choosing `C`. If you chose `B` then `D` must be removed le
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by Nadya 9y ago
In a similar vein - no amount of music theory practice will teach you how to play a musical instrument. You actually need to play the musical instrument at some point to improve. Just because you can construct a chord progression doesn&#x
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by Nadya 9y ago
I don't do keto but I do a similarly "limits social activities" sort of dieting. I just don't follow a diet "strictly at all times". If you're (truly) following your diet 95% of the time and go out every-o
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by Nadya 9y ago
Step #4 is going right for the throat: their ability to practice law at all . That's a big "and fuck you too" on top of the other stuff which is only meant to shut down Blackbird's operations as a patent troll. I have n
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by Nadya 9y ago
>Am I right to infer that DMCAs are so scatter gun that publishers have managed to DMCA themselves? Yes this has happened multiple times. Notable one that's somewhat recent that comes to mind: https://torrentfreak.com&#
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by Nadya 9y ago
I wanted to bring up Hummingbird notation with a specific context in which I prefer it (handwriting) while still being clear that I prefer standard notation over Hummmingbird as a whole.
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by Nadya 9y ago
>Also I find the current music notation to be kinda idk outdated. I can read it, but I feel like it's a system designed by someone who had the mathematical knowledge of a 15th century farmer (which is probably how it came to be).
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by Nadya 9y ago
I disagree entirely. You can read without comprehension - hell I can read my native language without comprehending what I'm actually reading. I'm still reading when I do so. What else would you call it when reading a heavily tec
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by Nadya 9y ago
JonTron and a number of other video content creators on YouTube are sponsored/brought to you by Audible or Audiobooks or some other name I can't actually remember because by the time they do that bit I've already closed the v
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by Nadya 9y ago
Yes, but the `Anonymous`/4chan usage is inspired from V for Vendetta, at least to my knowledge of chan history. It just so happens to be the Guy Fawkes mask which holds another meaning for Brits. It might change how some people, espe
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by Nadya 9y ago
I challenge that most could learn to read and write Korean within 15 minutes [0]. At most, stumbling over some of the vowels. It really is a marvelously simple language. Of course - reading it at speed will still take more practice but I fe
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by Nadya 9y ago
I found th e ir about page interesting. Th e y r e mov e th e l e tt e r 'e' from th e subh e ad e r and th e n go on to say not to writ e lik e that. >A Dcntralizd and Fdratd Social Ntwork >No problm I'll writ
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by Nadya 9y ago
It's unfortunate and may be entirely out of their control but I would consider them incompetent for the position and irresponsible to trust them with the responsibility. They shouldn't be holding a position where being able to cal
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by Nadya 9y ago
Not just companies - but the "educated/ruling class" has an overwhelming number of people who are incapable of basic maths and aren't bothered by it. They think it's "cute" or "funny" to be bad a
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by Nadya 9y ago
>If you strongly believe this is unlikely, name a neighborhood and I'll show you three apartment listings. I don't believe it is unlikely but I'd like to take you up on your services. ;) Got anything for the Harajuku or
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by Nadya 9y ago
If every tool/thing I relied on costed $50/mo I wouldn't be able to afford my hobby. I would need to seek a cheaper - possibly free - alternative or give up the hobby. Many people don't have $50/mo to spend on unp
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by Nadya 9y ago
> Laws that protect IP rights exist because we as a society believe that IP rights are something worth protecting. This is not always true. Laws for `X` often only exist because a few `donations` were made to the right organizations an
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by Nadya 9y ago
Line ghosting [0]. Which can be alleviated with more spacing between lines and a larger font size, but even then I still find it problematic personally. "Ghosting" is a lot less noticeable on light backgrounds, which I think is ju
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by Nadya 9y ago
Most Japanese websites are designed around phone usage. Older sites - around clamshell phone usage. Very text heavy, lots of (small) banner ads everywhere, and it all makes a lot of sense if you browse it on an old pre-iPhone/smartph
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by Nadya 9y ago
If only there was some sort of standard library for government organizations to use [0]. [0] https://standards.usa.gov/
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by Nadya 9y ago
>meal replacement formula I've noticed many people mixing up "supplement" with "replacement". For example, Ensure (the commonly cited "alternative") is a supplement - not a replacement. In fact, FDA r
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by Nadya 10y ago
>Something like your proposal may work if it involves a one-way hash of biometric data (fingerprint scan) so that people can't "lose their cert", but that comes with its own problems too. Such as biometrics make terrible
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by Nadya 10y ago
The final explanation doesn't entirely follow with "more effort than it is worth". There should be three decks - each with one card removed - and you cop the "proper" deck with the chosen card removed. Don't wa
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by Nadya 10y ago
I'm going with the forgiving, more capitalistic explanation and agreeing with you. This is about reducing returns on clothing. >just focus on simple rules every stylist knows Do you have a list of these simple rules somewhere? ;)
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by Nadya 10y ago
>since it's hard for me to take things at face value after this modern fake news panic thing A part of me is glad to see more people becoming increasingly skeptical. A part of me is sad to see that people think that the problem is
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by Nadya 10y ago
Your examples are all within a pretty close range of each other. Not to mention all being popular tourist destinations. Throw a trip to Italy in there and it doesn't change much. You've traveled to four different countries: roughl
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by Nadya 10y ago
So... it's the interregional distances between populated regions? Same difference honestly. The argument boils down either way to "US is too big". Smaller countries or countries where half the country isn't populated (

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