Natfan

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by Natfan 6y ago
My issue with the BBC is that they don't cover everything. Specific topics which might anger the current government frequently do not get brought up, likely because the BBC's funding might be in jeopardy if they did.
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by Natfan 6y ago
Sure, let me just pop down the pub. Oh wait, everything is closed, because we're in a global pandemic.
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by Natfan 6y ago
I hate to be "that guy" that does this, but 1984 is a good view on this, albeit an extreme one. For those who aren't aware: in the book the government control the language used by its people, by reducing the number of words i
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by Natfan 6y ago
It's pretty cool that simply appending a period to the end of the domain name causes the paywall to disappear. I wonder if that's a bug, something not disabled when testing?
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by Natfan 6y ago
In the UK I'm 9am to 5pm, however my contract allows for unpaid overtime. Usually management are pretty good with this though, and give some unofficial time off in lieu if I have to work OT.
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by Natfan 6y ago
What's to stop someone else from modifiying my user.json file and redirecting my website to their notion.so pages?
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by Natfan 6y ago
Is this news? I figured most people sort of knew this, or at least would be able to figure it out on their own pretty quickly. If you're not paying for the product, you are the product.
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by Natfan 6y ago
In case anyone else is looking for it, here's the blog post that goes along with this page: https://sunnygolovine.com/post/make-a-guestbook
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by Natfan 6y ago
Sure, you could get large Bitcoin miners to get certified with some authority, so that they can put a stamp on their website that tracks all of the transactions that were made with renewable energy. However, people can, and will , lie and
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by Natfan 6y ago
To clarify, that's fifty one thousand, correct? Some countries use a period (.) as their "digit group separator"[0], and others use a comma (,). [0]: https://english.stackexchange.com/a/110693
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by Natfan 6y ago
What does this actually say? The site is blocked to those of us outside of the US, probably because the website owners can't be bothered to comply with GDPR?
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by Natfan 6y ago
You're running on the assumption that a regular person knows what a URL is, or what a ccTLD is. Most people don't know or care, which is why Google's AMP project has never really made waves in mainstream media. People just cl
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by Natfan 6y ago
Very succinct, I might use this quote for other discussions!
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by Natfan 6y ago
I'd concur that The Expanse S01E04 "CQB" is one of my favourite episodes of television.
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by Natfan 6y ago
Based on what eternalny1 said, private mode doesn't require "many custom plugins and configurations" as it's baked right into the product. One could reduce that amount of spam signup requests that one gets by simplying a
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by Natfan 6y ago
If it helps, I agree with you here. This whole situation has made me a bit uneasy. While I generally agree with the decision made by these private companies in this specific instance, it does feel like there was a domino effect where one pl
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by Natfan 6y ago
Can't speak for Signal, but Telegram does have broadcasting via Channles. For example, I get a developer-friendly memes by @dev_meme
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by Natfan 6y ago
Site's down for me due to "technical difficulties", but fails to give me a "Reference ID" so that I can contact support. Interesting...
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by Natfan 6y ago
I'd be very interested to see what the CCP would do in that instance. I don't believe they've gone after Western billionaires in the same way that they've gone after their own before. Also, with Bezos being the (second)
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by Natfan 6y ago
To be fair, you did write your post in Latin: > Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. > Duis id maximus tortor. Sed nisi ante, fermentum vel nunc > et, tincidunt sagittis magna. In ultrices commodo lacus, id &g
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by Natfan 6y ago
How would I actually go about doing this? By default I can see that the process binds to localhost:8443, which is not accessible via other devices. Running the following command doesn't seem to work either: galene -http 0.0.0.0:844
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by Natfan 6y ago
Glad to see that there are more of us like this, I thought I was the only one. Before the pandemic I did drink, and relatively heavily, but I'm quite young and it was always with or around a highly supportive friend group that would he
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by Natfan 6y ago
When I saw this Radicle I immediately thought of Radicale[0]. Completely unrelated to the current topic, but I thought someone else might find it interesting that two projects share a very similar name, but are completely different. [0]: h
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by Natfan 6y ago
~ dig shop.microbot.is +noall +question +answer ;shop.microbot.is. IN A DNS isn't set up right.
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by Natfan 6y ago
Working for a .edu in the UK, we do/have done this during Clearing[0], which is where prospective students who didn't quite make the cut can apply to empty spaces on the course(s) of their choosing. The user dials up our number, i
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by Natfan 6y ago
"Never underestimate the bandwidth of a station wagon full of tapes hurtling down the highway." – Andrew Tanenbaum, 1981
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by Natfan 6y ago
Incredibly interesting article, I don't think it's just America that suffers from "success culture", from Europe to Asia to Africa you can find swathes of people who want to "be the best". And it's worryin
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by Natfan 6y ago
The site doesn't load at all without JS. Maybe something simple in a <noscript> tag would help accessibility for those of us who don't enable JS on every site by default?
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by Natfan 6y ago
Personally I've found zsh's features to massively outweigh it's "slowness" (although I haven't really noticed zsh as "slow", per se) `esc, esc` to prefix the line with `sudo`, better tab completion (b
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by Natfan 7y ago
In case anyone wants to know the difference it's that the third "section" on the first URL is "9adc" and the third "section" on the second URL is "9abc".

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