exodust

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by exodust 5y ago
> I want a vaxx QR code tied to me I don't. Nor do I want to be micro-chipped like the family pet. The article is not about travel, it's about gaining entry to an ice hockey match. It's in same realm as gaining entry to
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by exodust 5y ago
Seeking to scrub the internet of opinion is irresponsible. Their post has reasoning and links to support their position. If you strongly disagree then say why or say nothing.
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by exodust 5y ago
Propaganda can go in both directions. When it comes to health, granular analysis and transparency; accuracy and avoiding blunt tactics is better than distorting or misrepresenting facts or propaganda under the banner of greater-good. Take V
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by exodust 5y ago
Fair enough. To be clear, I agree with what UK is doing by opening up and removing vaccine passports, regardless of how much is considered in control or not. Here in Australia, the lockdowns have gone too far and doing more harm than good.
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by exodust 5y ago
I had an unlucky slow-playing 1990 Sony Walkman. Spent my pocket money on the best model Sony WM-F707, it could record too. I was happy at first. But something was off. Songs didn't sound right to me. Other people couldn't notice,
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by exodust 5y ago
> The great majority of Australia's citizenry understands this trade-off, thus supports the (predominantly) state government efforts during this time of COVID. Wow. Where to begin. Firstly I'm in Australian Lockdown Hell and
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by exodust 5y ago
> while other countries that embraced vaccines are finally getting things under control. Are you sure? UK is 89% single dose and more than 80% double dosed but things don't look under control there. Maybe you consider 1,000 hospit
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by exodust 5y ago
> This talk about "Draconian" lockdown in Australia needs to stop. Actually, telling people to stop talking is what needs to stop. Here in Victoria we're in our 6th lockdown. 220 days of lockdown since last year. Today the
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by exodust 8y ago
I accept your reason, and will avoid further comments here on this topic. But I wish to clarify (to you) that I did not call anyone names. I called the term Islamphobia "stupid", because nothing good comes from using such a term.
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by exodust 8y ago
I was responding to the unnecessary unhelpful comment that "Islamophobia" was "prevalent" in Australia even more than US. I live here, and disagree with that idea and I responded with reasons. No flames. Maybe delete com
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by exodust 8y ago
Yes absolutely. If only religion didn't have so many manipulative inroads in society, and deeply festering problems from abuse to lies and corruption, to violence. Peaceful prayer it does pretty well for those who enjoy those gathering
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by exodust 8y ago
That's a good and positive idea in regards to framing principles towards human rights. While inclusion is the antidote for exclusion, we are not faced primarily with an exclusion problem. There's simply been too many religious-jus
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by exodust 8y ago
Thanks for sharing his story. I really liked how he was a passionate skillful gamer and developer and family guy and sporting guy. Yes, it's possible to fit all those in! I can only hope to cover half the bases he did.
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by exodust 8y ago
If learning a bit of Jquery (which is not hard) helps you get something from concept to client's screen faster, then it has its place. > browsers have pretty much... No, there's a bunch of selectors and methods that are much
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by exodust 8y ago
Jquery selectors are still more powerful, even if vanilla is faster. There's more options, more possibilities. The selectors are a core part of Jquery's strength. As soon as your project requires a bit more complexity in selector
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by exodust 8y ago
Sure, but one can learn a great deal about Jquery in a short time. It's more accessible than the frameworks mentioned in OP.
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by exodust 8y ago
Only you can decide what tools are best for your projects. Jquery is javascript. It's a clever tool that often results in better, clearer, readable syntax. Creative devs or "mid level" front-enders like myself enjoy its clean
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by exodust 8y ago
Ah ok, didn't try that. All good, I made it past the big beautiful paywall. At work I don't use ad blockers etc. What they could do is allow everyone in, but reveal each paragraph progressively by viewing ads right there between t
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by exodust 8y ago
"You're in private mode" (no article for me). Is there another way to view the text?
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by exodust 8y ago
I have doubts about the validity of the findings. Firstly, I'm suspicious of "big data" in general and any emotional interpretation of machine-driven analysis of that data. But who cares, let's look at the findings.. &gt
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by exodust 8y ago
Or even better, Firefox has this built in.
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by exodust 8y ago
Why not just use Firefox dev tools? F12 > click 'Responsive Design Mode' > then click 'Throttling', the options are 2G, 3G, 4G, DSL, Wi-fi. I guess if you need throttling for something other than a web page, you ne
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by exodust 8y ago
I recall from a doco, she was employed as nanny to look after posh area kids. Parents of the kids were unaware she took them on long outings to the slums to take street photos. Had she exhibited, there may have been trouble in regards to wh
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by exodust 8y ago
You might be right, although developers usually have local admin rights, so it should be a matter of clicking past the warnings.
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by exodust 8y ago
idbloc looks good. Maybe consider a one-time price option too. Or for people on the free plan, consider allowing them to buy a one-time top-up pack of email "credits" if they use up their free 100. Personally I have a bunch of spa
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by exodust 8y ago
> I'm seriously contemplating not using Facebook any more. You talk the talk but can you walk the walk?
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by exodust 8y ago
> basically everyone is on it False.
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by exodust 8y ago
They need you as their testimonial instead of the fake one they have on their page currently. I would recommend scanning for malware if you installed anything from nicepage.com
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by exodust 8y ago
It's a sham. Scroll down home page to their "testimonial" from web designer "Allan Hollander". There's a picture of him. He's a good looking chap, and the photo looks like stock art, because it is.... htt
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by exodust 8y ago
This is nothing but a "marketing 3.0" advertisement for a product called "nice page". Someone likely advised them to write a blog article all about how everyone needs "web design 3.0", and position the product

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