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I had a feeling this had been discussed on HN a few times before. And I think it's pretty obvious why anyone with a social network to plug is trying to ride in on the Twitter/Elon publicity bandwaggon, this week. I looked at the
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>I wanted to object (as a happy Telegram user) that I want to preserve message history for all my devices... Telegram is already useless on that score. Since the other party/ies in a conversation can delete their messages fr
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4y ago
I don't know what zerohedge is. But I presume that was really witty.
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Kerrr-chinggg! Dontcha love it when a plan comes together!
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>Backed by the might of its own economy, surely the US can rebuild dominance in any technological area it happens to choose given its strategic position and aims? And if you can't build dominance by fair means, just sanction
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4y ago
Can't be true. All Ukrainians are woderful.
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>President Vladimir Putin made unfounded claims that Kyiv was seeking to develop a “dirty bomb”... How does the FT know they claims are 'unfounded'? Are they privvy to secret top level discussions on the Ukrainian side?
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4y ago
If ever there was an example of "Look what clever javascript tricks I can do!" trumping usability, that article was it. Who the feck thought it was a good idea to?... periodically have the text you were reading fade out and be o
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>Perhaps you should update. Ahem.... >I just tried to load the site in Firefox [latest version] Fixed now, anyway. See above ^^
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Yuu're both right. For some reason I had: about:config > javascript.options.wasm > FALSE Could be that's the default. I certainly don't remember disabling WebAssembly at any time. Photopea working fine in FF now.
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4y ago
Agreed. As a longtime Photoshop user, I was gobsmacked the first time I used Photopea at just how good it was. Gobsmacked even more when I found out it was all written in JS and completely running in the browser with no server backend. EDI
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4y ago
Again you're [deliberately?] misunderstanding me. I'm not arguing about whether or not Putin will use nuclear weapons, or whether or not he would launch a first strike. My argument is entirely about the fact that the media is repo
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>Putin did threaten to use nuclear weapon when he said “we will certainly use all the means at our disposal, this is not a bluff”. >I haven’t seen any news that specifically mentioned “first strike”. Care to give an example?
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>it has always been Russia's stated position that they won't hesitate to use nuclear weapons as first strike weapon... Nope. Again this is the direct opposite of the truth. Russia has a stated "No First Strike"
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Again, you're making the same [deliberate?] error everyone else is making. He's threatening he'll RETALIATE accordingly if the West/NATO uses nuclear weapons against Russia. This is EXACTLY the same stated "No first
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You're missing my point. Various news sources are reporting that Putin "threatened to use nuclear weapons" with the patently obvious suggestion that he was threatening a first strike and explicitly said that he would use nucl
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4y ago
Yes. I've seen that before. Here's the transcript of what he said: мы сделаем все чтобы обеспечить безопасные условия для проведения референдумов для того чтобы люди могли выразить свою волю это решение о своем будущем которое п
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4: Pre-pubescence and pubescence really fucks with your horomones and your mind and leaves you searching for a reason why you feel 'different' to [how you assume] everyone else around you feels. Not saying truly transgender people
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>After weeks of rising international tension following threats by President Vladimir Putin to defend Russia's "territorial integrity" with nuclear weapons... Which he never said. I know they say "Truth is th
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Yeah. Fuck all those former transparent PMs! Now we've got one 'of colour' Shouldn't it be "of color" given it's one of those puke making American phrases?
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>Are you saying Putin hasn’t used threats to cut gas supplies to Europe to attempt to deter the West from helping Ukraine? If that was addressed to me: I'm pointing out [for the nth time] that, after Russia invaded Ukraine
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>Apparently ... becoming wealthy though hard work ... is something to be despised? >While studying at Stanford, he met his future wife Akshata Murty, the daughter of N. R. Narayana Murthy, the Indian billionaire businessman
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Shall we fix all these long-standing bugs? No. Let's just add new shit nobody asked for.
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Yay! --emojis. For those times when actually writing a word is just far too much hassle. The next stage in the human race's descent into illiteracy will be a service which translates your emojis into Neanderthal grunts.
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I'm pretty sure DDG used to use Yandex... which in turn used Bing. Now DDG uses Bing directly. The world of search engines is nearly as frustrating as the world of web browsers, or dare I say Linux distros; on the srface, a lot of cho
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DDG has always been crap in my experience. It's one of those companies who seems to be a media darling, in spite of having a mediocre product. About the only thing I miss from my brief period of using it as my default search engine was
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4y ago
A cunt
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I'm sure there's a sub-clause in Murphy's Law which states that "No matter how many times you proof-read, any discussion on the subject of grammar or spelling will include typos" PS --you misssed "it will al
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>I've been to-and-fro across much of North America for much of my life. I have never encountered a situation where it was especially challenging to orient to the cardinal directions... This is one thing I always find quite
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>Good luck finding the Big Dipper down under! Good luck finding it in Britain. It's called "The Plough" here.
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