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anenefan
2y ago
I have flagged for the 403 - Forbidden - at a site level.
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anenefan
2y ago
I could rave on a lot about when this bit of news first started to gain traction here in Australia was in reality a zombie sheep grooming effort by a certain crowd here in Australia. But instead: (a) Spy satellites exist, the US in fact
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anenefan
2y ago
If one is working within their own personal account looking for certain emails, it would be somewhat hard to not enter personal information if looking for emails that concerned their real identity. In the past it would have not been an issu
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anenefan
2y ago
It's been interesting watching web coders move I'd guess unwittingly into closed environments. The fall back of if no JS then text simple page info has evolved, either none at all or if system not open to big gratuitous scrape of
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anenefan
2y ago
> HNBetter TopNewShowAskJobs Search Top Stories HN Better - A modern Hacker News client Made with by Arda Kaan Özcan GitHub TwitterOriginal HN Note: I love Hacker News, but I think the design could be a bit better. This is my take on it
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anenefan
2y ago
Considering the general population's reaction to the path forwards to tackle covid 19 and reasons, from what I observed, more often was the case whatever new at the time was initially poorly explained, and the manner and method woul
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anenefan
2y ago
Sometimes it's just fascinating thinking about the evolution of why some birds mimic - for instance one could spend a lifetime every time a flock [1] Sulphur crested cockatoos that have decided to roost and feed nearby listening to th
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anenefan
2y ago
You should aim for the pro version, if available, an unattended installation (I dare say quite hard to find a legit one for sale - but many versions exist in freer places on the net) and sp3 at least to be usable but as of 5 or 6 years ag
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anenefan
2y ago
Oh I feel your pain. If things were easier to find ... there's less time with a laptop or desktop running on that task, and if the day is busy, more time at night to do other things like sleep. A couple of the queries you've list
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Bacterial vaginosis can be sexually transmitted less so with partner treatment
(abc.net.au)
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anenefan
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anenefan
2y ago
Hard really for me to believe this only just occurred to a research team that it was capable of spreading via sexual contact.
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anenefan
2y ago
Previous a day ago (4 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43245738 As pointed out by muddi900, there are all sorts of emulsifiers which are not that related chemically. The gut biome as a note, ever changing dep
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anenefan
2y ago
From what I have experienced over the last few years, not all cloudflare serviced sites seem to be equal in rejecting a connection from a different browser, more it seems to come down to what the site has engaged, ie the level of protection
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anenefan
2y ago
Any forum type site that needs one time passwords or 2FA is obviously too secretive an area for the like of myself to be posting.
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anenefan
2y ago
I'm not comfortable with the news item bearing much weight, for their ability to narrow down on any particular culprits they might have well said some fluids burn ... Anyhow I wrote a long detailed reply in regard to your mention of
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anenefan
2y ago
I can at least point to what the US might expect with a defund Ukraine movement -- quickly have [1] hung around it's proverbial neck even if King Trump hasn't a clue. Thus far apologists are generally writing off Trump's
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anenefan
2y ago
Worked :| Didn't complain loudly ;) Bought out my own pocket some stronger coffee, the really good stuff, so the team would work harder :D Removed windows and hung bright curtains instead, they were cheaper by far and more fresh air
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anenefan
2y ago
I loaded the site up on my ancient browser and old OS, took less than 15 seconds, probably 8 seconds to complete, which is pretty good fare given my net connection. I was able to scroll down with only a minor, almost half second pause half
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anenefan
2y ago
In answer why arguments like jumping or falling off something fatally high don't really exist in any serious form, is for the simple reason typically there's an easily recognised clear starting and end point, where chances of
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anenefan
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I have given up thinking about it much these days -- I guess I'm just pretty jaded with the direction the web went and most people are happy with it. There are probably better and more practical solutions than what I had in mind - bes
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anenefan
2y ago
I know the feeling well. I spent a few years on and off few days at a time as a distraction from the mid 00's in a design phase of a alternative area that embraced the notion of world wide web, web for all. Even way back then I was fe
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anenefan
2y ago
Very sad to read (I think the grandfather isn't relevant to conspiracy theories though, it was IMO a different though similar problem of feeling alienated with a perspective certain people (institutions, authorities, local govt, health
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anenefan
2y ago
The basic Minimum wage [1] is a wage which doesn't need to be subsidised. Only when as I described eliminating dirt poor / poverty line pay rates from a region that had relied on it, would any govt perhaps need to offer a subs
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anenefan
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I would never consider a fair minimum wage which is regardless of citizen or non citizenship as a subsidy. As for supporting less developed countries -- around 1975 the formation of the Lima agreement[1] came to pass, a United Nations str
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anenefan
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Ah sorry for not being to the point as I forget just how many systems there are globally - I meant minimum wage payments. The effect would not be immediate and would take years, though a tax break for businesses for each US citizen on their
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anenefan
2y ago
Hmm I'd not actually noted that, so I'm surprised, but generally I'm viewing when threads are not that old. Looking at the first page though, a lot of topics marked dead are just a repeat of numerous more or less the same
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anenefan
2y ago
It might seem as such given an opportunity being taught or getting a familiarity with doing something practical, means the child is also are moving towards understanding the science, the nuances of engineering and design in regard to how
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anenefan
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That's sort of funny but then again IMO, the biggest difference to immigration rate and would be something the US doesn't seem to have - a fixed rate of minimum pay regardless of whether people are US born citizens or not.
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As informal as it might seem listing places where the US might start losing out on trade, given the current political situation, the last thing needed is any simple list that might fuel narcissistic outrage when it might threaten the gold
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It might seem like a good idea to have a central or multiple pay pass areas that would automatically pay our way while we surf the web, however it a short time the web would be more scammed up than it already is. I don't pay for subscr
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