anenefan

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by anenefan 3mo ago
Time to regulate that if the owner of a long standing school can no longer operate - time to sell it on in a prompt manner, and or have an intermediary body take over the running of the school until ownership changes hands. This saves some
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by anenefan 3mo ago
I struck the same as described in OP a couple of years ago. Yes, regardless of other methods of contract for 2FA, I recall even when I thought I had it licked, the process reverted back to asking for a phone number to contract. I tried wit
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by anenefan 3mo ago
I'm half and half and all very much dependent on the situation and circumstance. My hope is people will see problems for what they are and change how things are done. The gloomy issues I see arriving are: Continued loss of critic
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by anenefan 3mo ago
Queenslander here and not a term I've noticed myself, bar one commercial on tv that used an animated meerkat, other than that not a big consumer of buying much or booking things online, though I'd understand if I saw it tagged to
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by anenefan 3mo ago
I have not struck MP35N afaik before, and interesting to see its use in commercial settings, and even available as bolts and nuts. Certainly not fun to machine [1] It's hard to know just how much stronger this new processing of the
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by anenefan 3mo ago
Interesting for products where the resulting alloy just needs machining - lathing, milling, drilling etc, but more interesting will be what processes will be needed to weld or form such alloyed metals.
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by anenefan 3mo ago
I don't code as such any more, but the obvious two reasons I see is that coders would avoid it is for copyright issues as well as, since one doesn't know what the llm was trained on, for not unwittingly [1] introducing a crafty n
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by anenefan 3mo ago
The plan to stop under 16 kids along with issues stemming from it in Australia from accessing social media areas that were using algorithms to target kids has been coveted by a couple if not more camps of thought. The two mains ones I see a
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by anenefan 3mo ago
Well lets hope it their goals are achieved and better the world slowly moves to what should be a safer nuclear choice - thorium [1] [1] The company is developing the world's first subcritical, solid-state, factory-built thorium nuclea
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by anenefan 3mo ago
I happened to see the televised report on Australia's ABC news this morning, though I don't think it had [1] all the information the printed article included. Hilarious that someone would allow themselves to be used in a scam, if
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by anenefan 4mo ago
Just curious - were able to see my previous reply? If not, have you set your profile to see dead posts?
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by anenefan 4mo ago
Just a test reply to see if followup replies are dead but not obvious to the user who posted ... as it seems to be with my last reply here. OK my previous reply was made dead without myself being able to see it's dead ... I guess copyi
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by anenefan 4mo ago
Oh I think the powers that be at reddit have worked out even converting a small percentage of the lurkers into members will be quite beneficial. Once a member there's a higher likelihood the new member will engage and consume more -
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by anenefan 4mo ago
Reddit IMHO, is well known for how crafty they are for ensuring once someone is banned, it's quite difficult to get around it. Thus I'm fairly confident they can pick the difference between requests from one IP landing on a parti
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by anenefan 4mo ago
Interesting but sadly not forward thinking enough for Australia least where a handful of months it would be beneficial to pipe cool water or cool a room as well. I have viewed [1] [2] (source) and don't see any additional options to r
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by anenefan 4mo ago
That's unfortunate. Rather than using rate limiting or access control over a singular user which would have significant different usage to say scrappers ... I'm not making an account ... I guess I won't be visiting old.reddi
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by anenefan 4mo ago
There's no mention of the level of humidity / dew point ... it makes a world of difference as to selecting the best case scenario cooling approach. Low humidity near body heat temps upwards- sitting in front of a floor fan (not a
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by anenefan 4mo ago
The relevant non functional links should be listed in the comments. The OP was complaining they were not able to include links directly. I'm not sure about [1] [2] [3] in the main post but the show hn [A] or [B] thread should afaik h
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by anenefan 4mo ago
This link should be enough to work out the relevant links. [1] I would guess that they have lost access to a resource lately ... I've read there's a lot of that going around atm. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/
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by anenefan 4mo ago
IANAL but I'd say it is going to depend on your country's digital security laws. Personally I'd be letting them know the story is going to end up in some technical IT rag and their third party vendor runs the risk of being n
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by anenefan 4mo ago
Yeah that's quite sad - if only for the lost art of critical thinking. It may be more wishful thinking than accepting a bleaker truth. The problem with AI answers however IMO, the main difference is if Susie Blowpipe or Phil Dither
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by anenefan 4mo ago
Yes it was a hoax better explained IMO at [1] that intended to poison the parrots ... and given there's a result even for a short time, it shows the idea that giving up on human vetted information for AI can come with consequences. It&
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by anenefan 4mo ago
I'm curious if you're just tracking browser user agent, fingerprinting or some other method? For instance would someone using a tool to spider your site, would it be classed as an attack?
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by anenefan 4mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margarine#Coal_butter
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by anenefan 4mo ago
I am doubting the credibility as to what the actual questions were as per results - notably more than even 10% of men would opt for a sexless single life albeit not lonely with their public only wife ...
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by anenefan 4mo ago
So if I understand correctly a struggling epub viewer or ADE should skip css that it considers malformed - which means the reason my viewers have considered a epub to be not able to be viewed / corrupt / whatever it is for some ot
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by anenefan 4mo ago
I'm aware thanks. Mostly it's just my preferred viewer is older than css4 but it's been nice to find out why that was the case. PDFs can be painful as well, more often it's then using abode's pdf viewer, but it&#x2
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by anenefan 4mo ago
There's been a lot of unrest as noted in various threads here at HN, more recently [1] where the linked topic offers an insight of preloading a script before it's actually initialised and up and running. With the average run of
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by anenefan 4mo ago
The TLDR version is Abode supports backward compatibility ... and epub - * International Digital Publishing Forum* - is playing with a sprawling mess opting for the race to the top newest standards ... that always works so well and ensures
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by anenefan 4mo ago
I would guess permissions to that folder have been borked somehow. When I looked the other day, Deno Deploy was hosting 46 websites, I tried a few but they all worked so I didn't land on your site. As for a silent response, I've s

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