anenefan

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by anenefan 4y ago
I can not answer your pressing question. However from what I've read from accounts here over a long while, Stripe has not randomly closed accounts down. There are usually reasons, and for some asking, it's resolved. The rest
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by anenefan 4y ago
I thought I was reading one could try the new version and if they didn't like it simply move back ... oh an account, it's like that eh, not for me thanks, I've done my time there. They've sort of borked bookmode, so th
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by anenefan 4y ago
Yes the idea a number of business have that everyone has a smart phone and can install an app ... or they have decent internet in the first place, I find maddening, not for the resulting situation but for the picture of what sad standards m
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by anenefan 4y ago
I think what might be more benefit is insight. More often a little is gained during the education phase, programming languages and design, be it institutional or self taught. For some it's hard to come by, not everyone thinks and wor
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by anenefan 4y ago
Live boot cd or dvd. A finalised cd or dvd is pretty safe. They can switch back once their done all the important things that need logons.
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by anenefan 4y ago
Tunnel vision looking for texty stuff and any relevant pics. (Note: sometimes an outstanding ad pic might distract me for a few seconds ;) ) For the BS that's often deliberately obfuscated and not pure talent, I use link extractor
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by anenefan 4y ago
As a process that could convert some green waste or vegetative mass unsuitable for livestock feed to an oil, it opens up interesting opportunities. However it's not better by any means (and I expect they actually know this,) for the
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by anenefan 4y ago
Some areas, thankfully just a few (esp those that have a deal between a specific advertiser,) already use this concept via access cookies. It sort of sucks for me when I strike it, because I may not use an ad blocker, the onus is on the
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by anenefan 4y ago
Covid put a lot of pressure on supply, especially toilet paper. For myself covid has been a wake up how much actually comes from China despite round about ways various brands on sale don't clearly disclose where the bulk of what goe
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by anenefan 4y ago
Though small sites might derive a limited income from ads, big areas like google and facebook would certainly push pack if most people adopted an adblocker. Users would soon find themselves locked into a system that proves they loaded the
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by anenefan 4y ago
That's a tight subset, and I couldn't even guess what their browsing habits might be. However I could guess a savvy user has their firewall rules set sufficiently, disallowed a bunch of api scraping sites and may have installed ad
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by anenefan 4y ago
If not so savvy users have been burned once or twice by their poor habits of getting online and having a link shower, then yes, they'll typically blame certain areas of the web they've visited ... social media though is a good ar
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by anenefan 4y ago
Have you tried ffmpeg? https://ffmpeg.org/
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by anenefan 4y ago
lol good one, I wish I'd thought of it myself https://www.flamewarriorsguide.com/warriorshtm/grenade.htm
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by anenefan 4y ago
This is not stuff you should ask for without explaining a legitimate and benign purpose for the sort of explosion you'd like. For scaring pest animals you could always watch "Mythbusters" for some ideas like a flour bomb.
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by anenefan 4y ago
Yes. My take is they are reshaping the way things are done, it looks good on paper, and to bosses or share holders, it places more emphasis on middle management for when things work well, less on the mere grunt(s) pushing out the code. Ove
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by anenefan 4y ago
I find your observation at odds with how I interact with the web, though I can guess the basis of from where your disillusion / dissatisfaction stems from. If you're speaking about Firefox's imperfect url history, yes that&
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by anenefan 4y ago
You can point ICANN towards the site, but really most just reform elsewhere ... and it's probably shared another half a dozen places that have walled off the search bots. I'd also add rather than trial ware, if possible, creating
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by anenefan 4y ago
Functioning as it should is good. The thing to consider here is, do you consider yourself an average user? Most of us here would not care if they didn't have firefox or chrome as their default browser, to myself it's practically
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by anenefan 4y ago
The only thing I can say is this is an old situation that goes right back to the copyright protection wars to protect the software sold on floppies. Present time the solution for many is the phone home route with the idea that their client&
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by anenefan 4y ago
How many people who used firefox have been migrated to Win 11? From what I hear, (this could be wrong because I don't really care about win 11 and my eyes are usually glazing over when yet another person is complaining what a dog it
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by anenefan 4y ago
No that sounds more like breeding management to ensure no bad cross where unwanted recessive gene is dominant with not so good consequences. Eugenics has a different aim to improve the general population by having some breed and convincin
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by anenefan 4y ago
An interesting problem, not something I'd lay at the feet of any number of neglected or underrated jobs - though one could see the poor delivery of the system / service as a whole where those people were employed, is more often
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by anenefan 4y ago
If someone links a different site source using archive.foo in support of their comment, how would a script know the difference?
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by anenefan 4y ago
Two pronged answer to change in taste. First off as we age our taste sensitivity changes to things like bitterness. Repeated exposure to a certain food we start to pick up subtle smells and flavours, tune in to what is good and what might
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by anenefan 4y ago
Prior to covid and border being closed, I was looking to acquire a quantity of seeds to test how they might fare in Northern Australia's climate, with the aim to make a hedge fence. The choice seemed ideal since a hedge of it was cla
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by anenefan 4y ago
I had read previously you'd mentioned they'd refunded 28,000 and now another 68,000 ... bringing in my mind the total of 96,000 refunded so far to your customers. At this point counting the cost of items sent out only confuses t
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by anenefan 4y ago
I hate to say it, but it's just geoblocking. (Mind cloudflare hates me most of the time across all regions.) I've experienced this (geoblocking) sort of behaviour, for what must be close to 17 years. But Australia seems to be t
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by anenefan 4y ago
In regard to quiet quitting, the term is insincere and probably doesn't reflect changes that have landed at many companies, where basically the top management have decided if they are paying x dollars a day, they want to get every last
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by anenefan 4y ago
Easily cracked might be true for those using words with a couple numbers thrown in between. Yes there are a vast number of people who are not exactly savvy when they use and create passwords. It's one of the reasons why some hone

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