Nadya

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by Nadya 10y ago
It's been over 1 year since a blog post on the Thunderbird blog [0]. Is there any possibility for an update? Maybe something like "All the cool things we worked on in 2016?" (E: I realize 'developer' does not necess
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by Nadya 10y ago
But that's exactly what writer's block is! A lack of "ammunition" or motivation to write. It can't "not exist" but still "have a fix." For programming I often come up with inelegant solutions to
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by Nadya 10y ago
Team managing a GA account for a client. Which is not uncommon for internet marketing companies.
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by Nadya 10y ago
Like the FBI spy planes registered to 13 companies... I don't imagine it is much of a stretch to register under a foreign company instead. Also not saying I believe it is an NSA operation - just providing an example of another 3-letter
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by Nadya 10y ago
You'll need to expand on "choice of applications" because most things are UNIX or UNIX-like compatible and nearly everything I use on Linux is Linux/Mac compatible. If anything, Windows is lacking and using things like C
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by Nadya 10y ago
There's a thumbnail view, a detailed view, and a list view. Does the list view truncate the title? I only started using Plex a few days ago but I don't recall it cutting names short when I swapped to the List View for a moment. I&
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by Nadya 10y ago
This is the exact explanation used in the anime Steins;Gate. Okabe (the main character) is capable of 'moving timelines' which is treated as jumping between different parallel worlds. He leaves his friends behind in a world where
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by Nadya 10y ago
Set the default language and set default subtitles to always use available subtitles and unless you're a niche case of always changing your dub/subtitle language you should be good to go for most, if not all, cases? This was a pro
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by Nadya 10y ago
Not very different from hiding the 'u' in romanization. Tokyo and Toukyou are not equivalent, but are treated as such. とうきょう「漢字：東京」 is the capital. 「ときょ」is gibberish and doesn't exist.
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by Nadya 10y ago
Ask the owner of neverssl.com if you can redirect the domain to them until it lapses. That way it might see at least some use. :)
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by Nadya 10y ago
Given the context of the grandparent quote - I do not believe you are correct but I can see the ambiguity. I see it as them using the argument of "if you don't like the ads, don't visit the website" which has been argued
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by Nadya 10y ago
This has been done and thought of before. I'll go over why you don't see anyone using it. :) Now obviously the "2 seconds" would need to be tweaked to be slower . Throttling my internet to 'GPRS' in Chrome res
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by Nadya 10y ago
Is it entitlement to not want malware? Or are we really so quick to forget: https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20160111/05574633295/forbe... I don't block ads to prevent companies from getting ad revenue.
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by Nadya 10y ago
"Not at fault" is also not equivalent to "could not have prevented the accident". For example - I was nearly rear ended by another driver, but I noticed they were failing to brake and pulled into an oncoming traffic lane
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by Nadya 10y ago
I encourage other people to use them for their own security. My argument for ad blocking has zero to do with advertisements and everything to do with preventing malware.
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by Nadya 10y ago
I prefer FireGestures. I can right click and scroll anywhere on a page to switch tabs. I then organize these tabs via Tab Groups (Ctrl+Shift+E, I believe removed in FF42 or FF44 but has an add-on to restore its functionality). The gesture
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by Nadya 10y ago
All of those projects also have alternatives that don't require a CLA. The solution is to avoid projects by bureaucratic corporations.
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by Nadya 10y ago
Maybe I'm terrible at communicating honestly in a nice way - but I've found that people in my life hate when I'm honest. Enough that my slogan for myself is "honest to a fault". I refuse to lie to people, even ove
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by Nadya 10y ago
Antivirus are just another attack vector - and due to their often escalated privileges running on a machine, they are a very attractive attack vector . Not to mention the pitiful detection rate (<50%~ for nearly any antivirus software)
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by Nadya 10y ago
You completely misunderstood who was needing the fix. In this case, it was the person who spent time fixing it. They likely fixed it because they need the fix . Doesn't matter if the entire module becomes deprecated. They'll stay
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by Nadya 10y ago
I see you've never spent much time on deviantart. :) The only limitation there is your ability to remember the right nickname. :iconawesomefaceplz: :iconhappydanceplz:
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by Nadya 10y ago
Replace "murder" with "homosexual relations in a country where it is punishable by death" and tell me you still stand by your argument. Are you okay with government using cloud-based computing hobbies to find and kill ho
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by Nadya 10y ago
Every death in my family that I'm capable of remembering was auto-related and the driver was at fault. All of them were easily preventable if the driver was not distracted or wasn't straight up breaking the law. That is 6 family
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by Nadya 10y ago
Especially since Alexa already converts it to text! It wouldn't be outside the realms of possibility. Would it be possible to test this? Check the battery life of the Dot in a completely silent room vs the battery life of a Dot listeni
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by Nadya 10y ago
>Ease of use and actually freaking working seems like a game changer. I was honestly surprised that Alexa could recognize my voice from across an entire room, me standing in the hallway, over the music I had playing at full volume ov
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by Nadya 10y ago
Mostly off-topic tangent: I try to avoid off-topic posts like this, but I just wanted to say your crypto knowledge is always a joy to read on HN. The fact you inspired some conversation on this topic + made it a fun exercise to boot is awes
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by Nadya 10y ago
I disagree. There is a reason it is called an "evil maid" attack.
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by Nadya 10y ago
Can it interop with other applications? eg. can output be piped from another program? Will it still be around to use if the company goes bankrupt? Can settings be backed up at all? Can I even restore settings from a backup? Can I easily sha
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by Nadya 10y ago
Operation failure - not structure failure. If an elevator fails to operate - you can't get anywhere. If an escalator fails to operate - you can use them as stairs.
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by Nadya 10y ago
I can think of valid reasons to disable browser cache/cookies/localStorage that are completely unrelated to the storage of web app data. It is a side effect of web apps primarily using those methods to store user data when they do

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