ohtwenty

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by ohtwenty 9y ago
Thanks for the reply, great to hear. btw I just tried image search again after being scared off a while ago because it was buggy, and it's in a much better state than it was back then! Love how you guys show you don't have to sell
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by ohtwenty 9y ago
I wonder how this works for blind people that 'look' somewhere?
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Facebook to hand privacy controls to users ahead of EU law(reuters.com)
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by ohtwenty 9y ago
slightly off topic but will the extension work for mobile as well? [off topic bit:] because I've noticed the mobile ddg experience isn't as great as on desktop: the !bangs are harder to type, image search on mobile is frustrating,
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by ohtwenty 9y ago
it redirects to it if you've got js turned off though? at least in my case, with noscript
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by ohtwenty 9y ago
What about the other way around? Much of Google is US-gov't-funded
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by ohtwenty 9y ago
> Consider TinEye, who first published reverse image search; later Google just poured engineers onto their own reverse image search platform and copied it. I occasionally need to reverse-look-up images (mostly album covers without names)
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by ohtwenty 9y ago
or, like in my case, when you've got umatrix running.
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by ohtwenty 9y ago
The last bit is what got me too---pheromones are pretty simple to understand, really. you drop 2 ants, one walks 30 cm and another walks 10 cm. the one that walked 10 cm will be back sooner, can signal where he went, and others can follow h
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by ohtwenty 9y ago
disclaimer: only read the abstract. The original paper, linked in the article mentions the mRNA messaging. Intuitively that roughly makes sense -- other cells might have the luxury of being able to directly talk to each other, through physi
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by ohtwenty 9y ago
Make a github for your own list, so others can contribute, and have it linked in the bio of whatever online thing you use to talk about your field.
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by ohtwenty 9y ago
Because everyone is. I quit Facebook for a year or two, trying to get people to email or WhatsApp or whatever. didn't work. So I lived with people closer to me reaching out to my SO through Facebook, or sending messages in another way.
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by ohtwenty 9y ago
As far as I'm aware, in the Netherlands wrt health: specialised sites. Google is all WebMD or unverifiable claims, or just doesn't go in depth. So you check your UpToDate, or pubmed, your country's/specialization's
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by ohtwenty 9y ago
I think this is what mastodon/the fediverse is doing right
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by ohtwenty 9y ago
Couple of alternate analogies being thrown out, but somehow no-one has mentioned vaccination?
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by ohtwenty 9y ago
I'm liking how it looks, but, at least on mobile, I'm not able to find a list of features. I don't know if my behaviour is typical but on most sites that means I move on to find a similar site that does include a feature list
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by ohtwenty 9y ago
I mean I get what you're saying but sex addiction is also a thing with real people on the other side. It's not as straightforward as the article implies, you're right, but that doesn't mean there isn't a middle grou
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by ohtwenty 9y ago
I saw a poster for that somewhere and was hoping they'd mention it, but no luck.
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by ohtwenty 9y ago
I think it's important to note, as mentioned in the article, just how much more mainstream Reddit is becoming. And along with that, less tech-savvy users less likely to use adblockers. I'd love to see some numbers on this too!
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by ohtwenty 9y ago
Are you arguing you should legally have to keep a plain text copy of anything you encrypt? I mean I get your train of thought but that seems to be the conclusion
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by ohtwenty 9y ago
How do you think they could achieve wider adoption?