Nadya

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by Nadya 8y ago
There was never a /news/ "back then", it was created in 2015 and is a text board. There was only /new/ and /new/ and /pol/ never co-existed. /pol/ was created after /new/
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If you are actually looking for a copy, please reach out to me via email.
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Facebook is the only reliable or affordable form of internet access at all. I think the measure of "own website" changes once you reach a certain mass and especially when that "own website" is not a personal website bu
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I remember reading the study but I can only find broken references to it. This is from an .edu domain and although the citation to the study itself is broken - I hope it referencing the study counts for at least something. From memory, the
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That isn't what happens in reality though. The end result is appeasing 3rd party scanners like Powermapper without actually making the site any more accessible and in some cases making it less accessible. I've had to remove ARIA l
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The end result of that is an internet ran by businesses and large corps capable of affording to be on the internet. Ma & Pa shops and small restaurants may not be able to afford to have a website, which could be enough to put them out
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They are and there have been many rather bullshit drive-by lawsuits in regards to them too. With no leeway to give you time to fix the problem either. Compliance is almost impossible for small teams. You can't rely on a lot of 3rd pa
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Scene has always been a closer approximation to "colorful emo" (as opposed to "wears only black emo") and nothing like a hipster. Maybe Scene is used differently in other regions? Where I'm from it's basically
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>I'm curious why you torrent music still when streaming is so widely available and free/cheap? To provide you with another answer, most of the artists I listen to aren't on any of the music streaming services. Because
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>But giving someone multiple life sentences is a mastabutory exercise which has no practical effect. The point of multiple life sentences is that they are sentenced individually for each crime. This is such that in the event one of the
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by Nadya 8y ago
Tons of people watch these kinds of videos by choice over on /r/watchpeopledie (Warning: Very NSFW Subreddit if the name of it doesn't make that immediately obvious. Contains many videos of accidental deaths and murders, incl
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by Nadya 8y ago
You have far more faith in the system than I do and especially that the police wouldn't deny the existence of evidence that you said what you say you said if it suited them. Things are conveniently lost, misfiled or "never existed
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How do you think your defense would obtain a copy of anything you said to use in your favor? In a situation where you would need it, it won't be presented unless you happen to have been recording yourself. But if you trust the police t
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by Nadya 8y ago
"Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law." Note two things about this statement: 1) Nothing you say will be used for you. 2) Everything you say will be used against you . I forget the lawyer&#x
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by Nadya 8y ago
>Big "SALE!" signs and prices ending in 9 aren't benign: they're malevolent attempts at psychological manipulation, and they degrade consumer trust the minute customers recognize them as such. While it's likely
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by Nadya 8y ago
It was everything leading up to the audit really and some issues with the audit itself as pointed out by a user in a long-running forum thread about the need for an audit [0]. I share most of the concerns in the 3rd paragraph in regards to
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I wasn't happy with how shady they were around their security audit or the fact they redesigned their entire program that made it super clunky and broke my workflow. I had been using Enpass since 2014 maybe 2013. I had even purchased a
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>I went through the examples one by one to see if I could find any articles for reading at these sites, or whether they were purely visual sites. Keeping in mind the orginal discussion is about just reading articles where no automatic v
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by Nadya 8y ago
That sounds like a great line to put in your <noscript> tag! For the three or four people who hit your site with JS disabled each decade. ;) "Price Hipster is a modern website and requires JavaScript to be enabled." This tel
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by Nadya 8y ago
If a website makes heavy use of a JS framework like Vue/React/Angular and does client-side rendering as opposed to server-side rendering, as an increasing number of sites do, then you run into issues. This isn't all that unco
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by Nadya 8y ago
The HTML5 video element has an `autoplay` attribute that does not require Javascript to my knowledge. Also, a depressingly large and increasing number of websites are actually not readable if you disable Javascript. [0] There are also som
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by Nadya 8y ago
I just add the site to my hosts file pointing to localhost.
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Look at prize winners - then, where relevant - their students or people they mentored. For mathematics, Abel Prize winners and for Physics the Nobel Prize winners and Sakurai Prize winners tend to be recognized as the leaders of their field
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The relevant bit is on Page 22. >Further, records from Pure VPN show that the same email accounts Lin's gmail account and the teleportfx gmail account-were accessed from the same WANSecurity IP address. Significantly, Pure VPN was
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My site is hosted by Neocities (who I support with a measily $5/mo) because I also miss Geocities and the "old internet". It's not that I couldn't have just picked any old host to serve static assets for me - but
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Because they can pocket additional money at the low, low cost of other peoples' mental health and integrity. Why wouldn't they fight against Ad Blockers? Ads are mental warfare and take on various different forms of manipulation.
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Since you seem informed on the matter, how much can a lobbyist give to a politician's charity foundation? For example, can they give more than $5,000 to the Clinton Foundation or the (now dissolving) Donald J. Trump Foundation? I'
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They look ugly and people don't want them. It should be mandated by law, much like seatbelts IMO.
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It is a mobile computing device that happens to be able to take calls. "Smart phones" are "phones" in only so much that they can make phone calls. I've used my smart phone to make a call one time in the past 8 yea
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This actually worked extremely well on a few images - with only some minor cleanup being needed for an image to be "usable". Here's an example: https://vgy.me/vyqGV7.png There's a bit of black smudge bet

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