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>Mastodon's biggest features are... <snip> And, as with all the new fediverse wannabes, no way to import your existing 'stuff' from the sites they seek to replace. Or, for that matter, move your 'stuff&#
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Sounds like a [common?] Chinese misunderstanding of how English works to me. I've had emails from a few Chinese companies I bought from on Amazon, where they addressed me as "Hello Dear". I assume they think "Dear"
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Handy tip: when writing a multi-post blog series, link to the previous and next parts from within each post. Then if, for example, someone submits a post from the middle of the series to a site like HN, visitors to your site will be able to
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Yes, you can. I use Yandex browser [Chromium-based] on Android. Like all mobile browsers, it's a piece of crap. But it's the least piece of crap one I've found so far. The only mobile browser that offers text-reflow[0] AND th
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Firefox shot themselves in the foot by having such a painfully slow mobile version. For years, almost every review on Google Play complained about its sluggishness. Yet Mozilla seemed content to keep describing it as "fast" as if
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>... other options like "elected to use"... Supposedly more common as a choice amongst higher income women. Hence the phrase "Too posh to push"
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Calibre [0] --great application but, as per parent post, every fecking time I open it there seems to be an update available. And it's never an in-place patch update or even auto-download either. Every time it involves having to visit t
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>But for many Rustaceans, the human element is equally compelling. Hauck, a member of the LGBT+ community, says that Rust users have gone out of their way to make her feel welcome. Because, when interacting with a programming lan
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Ah. Memories. I actually learned to drive in a 2CV. Brilliant wee motors. I'd love to have one again. Just to play around in.
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Sorry I misunderstood what you were after. Yes. It's one of the most annoying features of HN. I have to mentally carry my karma score in my head and then, if I note that it's gone up or down a few points, I know one of my comments
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4y ago
OSX >10,15 Might be helpful to mention system requirements, so people don't waste their time downloading!
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>He has already done an amazing job persuading European nations to get on board with the hugely damaging (to Europe, as well to Russia) sanctions... European nations don't need any 'persuading' to shoot themselves
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Weird? --I've just got exactly the same error on another link posted here: https://blog.traverseresearch.nl/building-pure-rust-apps-for... Cloudflare doesn't like me tonight.
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>Critics accuse the Russian government of using gas as a political weapon. Seriously? The US and EU are trying to financially destroy the Russian economy. But have the brass neck to call foul, when Russia retaliates in similar ve
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??? >Access denied Error code 1020 >You do not have access to blog.chiselstrike.com. >The site owner may have set restrictions that prevent you from accessing the site. Contact the site owner for access or try loading the
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4y ago
Funny how that headline can be interpreted in two widely different ways, given "trans" has taken on a whole new meaning, of late
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Here's another, more regional one: why do so many homes in England not have a lock on the bathroom door? Having been born & raised in another part of the UK. I never saw a bathroom without a lock on the door til I moved to England.
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This ^^ I've been wishing for years that someone would write an equivalent of the Google Hit Hider by Domain *monkey script [0] for HN. As well as perma-blocking certain domains, I'd also like to be able to block submissions by ce
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4y ago
You can do this [kind of] by clicking on your username on the top menu and then on the 'Comments' link in your profile.
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Also... >Amazon said the price rise, its first in the UK since 2014... Is that true? It doesn't seem like eight years since it went up last time.
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Even there though, the dead comments are rendered in a light grey font which is so close to the background colour as to make them pretty much unreadable [for me anyway]. Even highlighting the almost-hidden text doesn't help much as the
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I can see the thinking behind it. Why let a spammer know no-one is seeing their junk? They'll just keep creating new accounts. But having been on the end of it myself with other accounts here -just for disagreeing with people who were
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Time to cancel I think. I almost cancelled last time they raised the price and attempted to justify it by saying Prime members now had access to a load of junk I didn't want -like Amazon Video, Audible and Amazon Photos. They need to i
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I love the way Fox news has to stress the fact it was a Russian robot. Bastards are even training their chess playing robots to maim children!
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Do the AI portraits look like real people? Or are modelling photos of real people so digitally manipulated these days that they look like computer graphics?
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~ 2000 rambling words to make an argument that could have been adequately covered in a few sentences. I hope her translations are a bit less tortuous.
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It must be a factory reject. Some eejit has put the steering wheel on the wrong side
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Is this a joke question?
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Thanks for explaining. The person who replied originally just said 'hash', so I assumed SHA/MD5
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Given that changing one pixel of an image changes its hash, then I doubt that the hash would be the sole criteria for flagging an image. The systems are much more likely to be availing of image-recognition software... ID young face or body.
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