anenefan

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by anenefan 2y ago
Sometimes you've just got to laugh a little. But I contend it doesn't specificity imply that one agrees, just to tick that box if one wants to progress ... besides I do agree some people find pineapple on pizza is delicious, lots
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by anenefan 2y ago
I'll echo it's worthwhile to include those who don't run javascript. While I don't block JS, I do have a few dodgy script areas listed in my deny list, so I do run into sites that either don't load or whinge JS isn&
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by anenefan 2y ago
Firstly there's the issue of good and bad science and the amount of taking it on trust those in government are willing to extend to such advisers and the second direct problem is the almost inevitable situation of ending up with
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by anenefan 2y ago
Not what I was expecting ... people do misremember stuff - something most of us do just for the most part never ever realise as such, and when we do, we generally admit to ourselves we're not totally infallible. Well if it were me, I&
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by anenefan 2y ago
OK I'd gather you're dealing with someone I'd probably consider a woo-woo or zombie sheep depending on their affliction. (Woo-woo think the likes of flat earthers where if any two of them a couple hundred miles apart, had mo
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by anenefan 2y ago
Well adding to the above list of what could be considered stand out movies, these below are some I really enjoyed / admired -- in no particular order. Dark City Ice Planet (2001) The Green Mile Mortadelo & Filemon: The Big Adventu
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by anenefan 2y ago
Not that I use android smart phones that much any more in the capacity to replace what a laptop might do, since google's ugly head all too often places too much hindrance on the apps I prefer to use, however I do still use unencrypted
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by anenefan 3y ago
So they've removed the cache for all general public now? I was told recently, last couple months, they (the person) were accessing google's cache results. [strike]I'm unsure how old that twitter comment is, I don't twi
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by anenefan 3y ago
No doubt some users might still have a cache they are able to see, but alas, google has long pruned off certain users from their cache, my lappy hasn't seen a google "cache" result for 5 years or so. Wow, they're s
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by anenefan 3y ago
Vouched. Unsure why it was marked dead unless it's a too often posed quandary. At the end of day I think it's worth reminding investors, regardless if going as IPO or even in the situation of being bought out as a company, that
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by anenefan 3y ago
Yup, IMO, they are chasing phone numbers and more personal information they can scrape. I can't know for sure, but my thinking not oft used accounts, indicates accounts used for special or minor activities, and as such are the sort of
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by anenefan 3y ago
Confirm that issue is sorted.
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by anenefan 3y ago
A much better experience, quotes appear to work. As for a page of white with search bar, I still get this with setting safe off, changing region appears to be fixed.
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by anenefan 3y ago
Reading through previous comments ... yes smart to check for cached google results and use them only ... my experience about maybe 1 to 2 % of non cached results ever had any useful info in them, so ignoring non cached is the way to go -
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by anenefan 3y ago
I conducted a quick search and don't see: Real world experience vs how it should work as per x for dummies type book ... coupled with the dangers of wrong things and myths that even really clever people get caught up with, gaining
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by anenefan 3y ago
I'd suggest a low tech solution - using a wallet case or something else to cover the (touch) screen.
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by anenefan 3y ago
There are obvious things like, they signed expecting options / functionality, or the email service they use is binning any service / activation emails. What's less obvious is possibilities such as your sign up html / web
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by anenefan 3y ago
There are a few obstacles that have been deliberately put in place since it's a protocol that allows for relatively cheap pirating, not to mention, p2p might bypass content controllers, as such we've all familiar with protect the
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by anenefan 3y ago
I imagine it has something to do with how MS creates bypasses for host files for systems xpsp2 onwards ... by [1] it suggests Win10 still does. [1] https://superuser.com/questions/1111582/does-microsoft-preve...
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by anenefan 3y ago
Text with photos / illustrations / images - however there's a lot of poorly put together attempts to be instructional, including books that appear to have had the necessary proof reading, sub editor etc since the topic would
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by anenefan 3y ago
I worked on an idea some years ago for a couple of months until putting it up on a shelf, (beyond my capabilities) after the workable way forward was for sites themselves to identify what best labels would cover each page. Nonetheless I slo
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by anenefan 3y ago
The question doesn't clarify if it means personally or regionally. Personally isn't much of an issue since the individual can choose where they shop, and if like myself they keep ten, twenty or fifty bucks on them, it'll get
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by anenefan 3y ago
Took me a while to realise Google location and google maps are two different things, google location is actually well broken up my parts, so much so that various delivery services which delivered 10 years ago, slowly stopped bothering since
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by anenefan 3y ago
This time around they used water, a lot of water which is typical of other launches by the rest of the world to attenuate rocket engine noise. It also does wonders for the launch pad. So the extra stuff is water particles and steam ...
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by anenefan 3y ago
Well a couple of sites that offered string searches but went the way of the dodo after certain companies got their way, the old computing.net of early 2000s essence before it took its unfortunate path, and tehparadox.com (which though a w
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by anenefan 3y ago
Definitely not, a lot can be said of the way a person is leaning on the horn - pedestrians and others around the streets can be forewarned they might have a muppet, tool, wanker or a real piece of work in the vicinity ... and since they ha
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by anenefan 3y ago
Yes the number is quite high for brute forcing, even a pool of 300 common words the number of brute force variations sits around 10 ^32 - and a pool of 1000 words it's sitting a little under 10^39. I actually have no idea how big a poo
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by anenefan 3y ago
I can't actually name anything current, but I do have some insight from my days of editing uncompressed pdfs (in a old windows environment since a lot of other tools were for windows - and not that I can read pdf format any more) which
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by anenefan 3y ago
Thanks for the info, it's been a long while since I looked at bitcoin, and it's good to see something introduced to safe guard typical hardware snafu which makes owning bitcoin a little bit safer - for those who have to little to
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by anenefan 3y ago
Stability, possibly backed by gold or some other stable product. Also the way wallets work would have to be more robust such that there are means to recover after hard drive failures, and revert if an exchanged is hacked. Without that, t

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