anenefan

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by anenefan 2y ago
Not that we should speculate since it is the sort of thing where one's proverbial neck is on the chopping block with all access revoked ... 10 minutes or a couple hours could well feel like a lifetime. Resolving problems often take
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by anenefan 2y ago
I'll share what's posted at reddit Jellyfish8775 replied to the reddit thread " Hey, we totally understand how stressful this must have been, and we're glad to see your hosting plan is back up and running. That said, we
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by anenefan 2y ago
I was bored so decided to dig a little as it interested me. I found [1] to be helpful explanation of services Hostinger offers. I would gather from [2] OP's business ought to have had access to on demand back up -- as such I woul
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by anenefan 2y ago
Well we could all wish that being or aiming to be helpful was a standard throughout the industry - sadly it in my experience, and even your notion of unhelpful is indicative of the behaviour that has become more the par present times in r
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by anenefan 2y ago
You have my sympathies - No doubt you're feeling the worst especially when present reality has collided significantly with expectation of the service you thought you had. Their TOS [1] was probably something that needed to heavily cons
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by anenefan 2y ago
I have two unused still in their box pyrex baking trays that have been idle on hearing another exploding tray incident which occurred within my immediate neighbourhood. The article gives me some hope, I'll have to check if I've g
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by anenefan 2y ago
Isn't weasel wording [1] just wonderful -- could Technically he's not completely wrong. The issue clearly was PEBCAK though. I don't feel they should single any one person out for the lapse in security -- it really do
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by anenefan 2y ago
The source article which has a more to the point title First Assembly of a Uranium-Based Rechargeable Battery [1] Still I would have though depleted uranium had more value as radiation shielding. [1] https://www.jaea.go.jp&#x2
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by anenefan 2y ago
I had a brief look over the study [1] a couple of times - specifically looking for what other factors of the diet they monitored. I'm more prone to skimming these days but still I could find no information other than how they tested wi
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by anenefan 2y ago
When I queried using the term, it seemed to perform well, listing 13 results on a singular page. [1] All have the term [2] Stories that are dead do not show up though. For date ranges, there should be a pull down box up the top of the sear
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by anenefan 2y ago
An air conditioning unit generally has a good filter on it that will get most of the larger particles suspended in the air column given it runs for an extended period of time. Even with the fan running, the typical unit generally pushes ai
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by anenefan 2y ago
Yes life changes. Listing changes that turned out positive doesn't necessarily mean that holds for the future. Also I never found google to be greatly better than the existing engines at the time when they first started - could have
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by anenefan 2y ago
Well I would say a lot of the down voting you're observing in certain responses, most likely isn't about the topic or the which ever members down voting being invested with a strong opinion. In fact I'd guess they are not a
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by anenefan 2y ago
I am unable to down vote. All of my replies in this thread have been a somewhat neutral tone ... just here to help. With all your flailing of arms, whaling away at perhaps an imperfect system -- my reply to you has been at my cost as well
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by anenefan 2y ago
Ah, if you're primarily observing that, then it's probably that many users see any feed back or back and forth discussion as flaming (or just find arguing upsetting in general -- some people are quite sensitive,) and as such dow
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by anenefan 2y ago
Cognitive bias as a rationale as to why this might occur implies a singular group who up or down vote topics, where as there is more likely two or more different sub groups of account holders here. The other thing is perspective of what is
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by anenefan 2y ago
It's heartening to see there's been a serious move to use A.I. in a directly useful manner. It might be unclear how the end product would be adopted into the medical system there, perhaps a wifi enabled tablet or pda the doctor wo
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by anenefan 2y ago
I'll first point out I'm a one in a thousand user and not a good representative of the users that will frequent your site - I have denied a few (I have deemed dodgy) sites that provide API services. So for your site, imagine usin
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by anenefan 2y ago
Well that's nice - a service that can recognise for example that if someone is looking for a brochure or parts list or operators manual for a product, saves the user time, instead of showing the other 100 items that are not wasting th
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by anenefan 2y ago
I guess other people would agree with you given the stomping I got for vouching the topic. However, [1] and [2] which happens to be the media release and probably what HN policy would consider the origin. (I hadn't found it earlier my
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by anenefan 2y ago
I'm not sure why this was dead, vouched. Based on source [1] - [2] for the pdf I seem to recall about 10 years ago there being mention of a mysterious sudden decline in bird numbers in the US. However about all I find is mention of s
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by anenefan 2y ago
Either fills a void of existing products or service market or similar to existing but cost effective. I'd also add it should meet or has an acceptable ratio of the complexity of its usage vs result, outcome or output, is not heavier
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by anenefan 2y ago
vouched, seems like an original news item. Source of article (full article behind pay wall) is https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/anie.202414899
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by anenefan 2y ago
LOL best laugh of the day so far ... I thought perhaps the author might have been quite young, they are not, so I would guess it's a fun or not so serious way of saying something without mentioning the real culprits, most of us could
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by anenefan 2y ago
Basically you are making a network connection via bluetooth. Depending on the OS you drive, there's probably a guide such as [1] to set up bluetooth via the modem adapter to act as an internet connection. Of course it relies on both
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by anenefan 2y ago
Lynx is still valuable even if one doesn't use it to browse the web. It's been a while but when large sites would every so often alter their link landscape, via pruning or renaming, Lynx was a useful tool when looking for simila
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by anenefan 2y ago
Having not seen a live lyrebird, (they're not in Northern Queensland) watching and listening to a bird in person that could mimic equally as well some of the various birds about was something - watching the bird finally succeed in sc
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by anenefan 2y ago
Vouched. The original article though is at [1] It surprised me that lightning has dropped off that much for use of a low sulphur fuels. I was aware though that at times satellite images of the ocean capture the paths of ships due to the
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by anenefan 2y ago
Yeah zombie / sheep grooming - it's a personal term I like to use, being blunt and to the point of what some media areas (including social media) are doing / attempting to do ... and not by accident. Yes there's brain
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by anenefan 2y ago
I would guess like myself you are denied due to geolocation. I'm in Australia using an Australian ISP. I could load a proxy but due to so many anonyphobic sites or scripts via their API that really try hard to detect and deny proxie

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