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anenefan
3y ago
Oh you're specifically referring to services google offers. Though before recapthas, I ran into the same problem with their ordinary capthas, since they declared you're a bot for using involved search switches, which for me was
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anenefan
3y ago
If one was a professional researcher and relied on the various search switches [1] for nearly every search conducted, one would have found unequivocally that google's search ability has seriously declined some number of years ago. Goo
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anenefan
3y ago
... or you've used bluetooth after setting it up, without a hitch for years on some old computer and one day suddenly you need to pull out a smart phone and take some snaps for a report that needs to be finished in two hours ... arrive
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anenefan
3y ago
Some interesting observations though it glosses over or ignores a few factors which have changed typical bat habitats / feeding zones. Sadly in Australia, in just about every aspect of governmental departments I've encountered, t
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anenefan
3y ago
One of the aims of renewables is to reduce the need to use mineral carbon reserves still buried in the ground - the movement has a number of terms which are often poorly understood though sometimes thumped as being the solution like carb
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anenefan
3y ago
Linux was out in 1991 ... Google was a late comer in 1998 and which for many years other search engines, both in general and perhaps more in the field I did a lot of web searching, returned much better results. Google eventually began to
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anenefan
3y ago
I don't agree with the sentiment that the experts have written off hydrogen. Actually I had a lot I'd say on that but it would come off as completely snarky. While hydrogen and electric via battery storage will form a large par
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anenefan
3y ago
Vouched as this is a legitimate query - and I'll take the karma kit from the google (android) fanboys. My experience of Android phones follows along your problem. Sad to say I never found any solution over a few months to stave off ha
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anenefan
3y ago
Anyone who got confused, has shortcomings in understanding the topic was about a car and not a road or region. I have never heard of any one being unclear what a left hand drive or right hand drive vehicle was. Vehicles come in all shapes
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anenefan
3y ago
Ah reminds me of that joke that ends with ... tell him pecan axe handle from the back of the truck ...
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anenefan
3y ago
Page loads fine. Hit return, something obvious happens and then it's back to the original state. I've got a lot of nosey web stuff denied though, just days ago nabbed a supposedly AI powered web tracker. I guess I'll try
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anenefan
3y ago
Do I have to relax my OS security for it to get data from the local machine or using a new version of linux ... since I got nothing for each query?
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anenefan
3y ago
I think that's already happening - I recently watched The Ark and was struck that it's unusual for a number of different writers who all seemed to have scraped popular movies and tv series for the totally erroneous mistakes typi
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anenefan
3y ago
AI has the potential to be the next greatest tool. I can be certain nearly every cookie cutter type job in years to come, maybe a couple of decades, if not sooner, will see AI take over most of those duties, and in support, possibly do
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anenefan
4y ago
I don't have the answer, but perhaps it may be more beneficial for you to try looking at recently asked - for which one can look back a number of pages. https://news.ycombinator.com/asknew
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anenefan
4y ago
I'm biased as I hate what google slowly started to do once they got their mitts on android. I was a late android user, in 2015 or so given a 2011 phone and marvelled at it's power compared to my old desktop. Want to do stuff, no
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anenefan
4y ago
The thing is, if the software erroneously marks a submission as dead, someone like myself might happen to spot it, check out the link, hit past listed on the submission stub as well as searching out similar topics in case it was recently po
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anenefan
4y ago
I don't think the article called for 90s like software, just the general user experience. There were a lot of problems under the bonnet. One of those things though harder for a site developer was writing for the different browsers t
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anenefan
4y ago
https://archive.md/xtvzC Seems some people equate the apparent dvd demise with Netflix not offering this service any more. This might be true where they still offered the service, but IIRC their Australian based dvd rental
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anenefan
4y ago
Vouched since the answer is not evident or obvious. You seem to only post links to your own substack. People do post their own content but ... is each submission worthy of being of particular interest? The guess is automatic software is k
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anenefan
4y ago
Ah yes the modern world wide web ... or more accurately heading towards the special region, circumstance (have permission)and browser web. I'm a huge fan of a higher information to fluff ratio, with videos on site, not say some othe
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anenefan
4y ago
Different species of Tree kangaroo down my way, but loss of the pristine scrub they used to live in being a driver to new behaviours, would not be a surprise. I've witnessed the loss of many (most) of the larger trees (thus no more hig
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anenefan
4y ago
The people who ring, or other contract method and those who on support forums who ask how to solve their vague (but sometimes quite obvious) problem ... and never bother to reply to say how it went ... in regard to support forums, often onl
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anenefan
4y ago
Seems the HN software killed the post. Vouched as this seems like a reasonable query. Sorry to hear your troubles ... but my 2 cents is that if upstairs have to call you in to answer the questions your manager could not ... and you straigh
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anenefan
4y ago
I'd have to look amongst some old bookmarks on a backup to prompt my memory of the older sites that could still exist - but the problem is the big search engines don't go near them to even spider them in the first place, so little
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anenefan
4y ago
I had long thought from the use of quartz glass in some UV environments, ordinary glass blocked most of it. Vehicle glass of course, is there for visibility purposes thus different / limited as compared to what's available for bui
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anenefan
4y ago
It is only questionable or matters if the person has been a purveyor of bad science, including being a puppet ... or committing career suicide for $$$$$ like the few who did so over covid claims. However I don't think she was involved
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anenefan
4y ago
Did you mean bat? ... or just zigging and zagging to keep bots on their toes.
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anenefan
4y ago
< Martin briefly worked for Retro Computers, the firm behind the relaunch, but it collapsed in 2019. /> It's a bit dishonest to play down her part in the company [1] and by the sounds of it [2], got off lightly with a bit of
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anenefan
4y ago
Since the closest match thus far in the wild in bat populations was found in Laos ... that seems like a reasonable position. One problem with the exotic animal trade, is the more exotic can make their way from afar, (locations outside of
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