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by ss64 2y ago
Another approach is using base31 with all vowels removed https://ss64.com/ps/syntax-base31.html
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by ss64 3y ago
If you request a page like www.ycombinator.com/monkeybusiness There is no page called MonkeyBusiness so the webserver will throw a 404 error and either display a default page generated by the web server software or optionally a custom
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by ss64 3y ago
404 pages should have a different favicon so that when opening multiple tabs in the background you will notice something different. Here's mine with a little easter egg when hovering over the numbers: https://ss64.com/4
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by ss64 3y ago
Friends don't let friends use Brave.
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by ss64 3y ago
Another way to look at it is the card holders are paying the normal price and those who opt-out are being charged an £80 punishment fee for refusing to be tracked.
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by ss64 3y ago
But behind a paywall, so few people would have read it.
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by ss64 3y ago
The Spinal Tap of operating systems: "its one more than 10"
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by ss64 3y ago
The difficulty with this is linkrot. It is not just that links break, but they change into content farms or domain squatters and unless you are constantly checking them, your neat collection of links quickly becomes useless.
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by ss64 3y ago
stumbleupon was reliant on putting websites into a frame with their menu at the top, once websites started blocking the framing of their content, for various security reasons, the idea was dead.
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by ss64 3y ago
I just know the real reason for this will be some undisclosed security bug.
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by ss64 3y ago
I wonder if this is related to the current YouTube vs uBlock war? Could be that a bunch of people have given up on ad-blocking and are just blindly clicking every single ad then immediately closing the new tab to get to the video. Result on
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by ss64 3y ago
A thing about language is that nobody controls it, not even Microsoft, if everyone calls it the System Tray as they have done for 30 years, it is the System Tray.
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by ss64 4y ago
I have added "swan hyphen" to the page now.
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by ss64 4y ago
Thanks for all the feedback, I just updated the page with some of your suggestions!
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by ss64 6y ago
I'm trying to figure out what the different colour headings mean. Perhaps green means they are keeping it, red means 'scheduled for retirement' and orange is 'we arent sure yet'.
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by ss64 6y ago
The only supported way to block GA without breaking pages is to use a plug-in https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout No doubt your use of the plug in is logged somewhere.
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by ss64 6y ago
In addition to the diesel engine noise most of these ships are running sonar systems which affect marine mammals https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonar#Effect_on_marine_mammals
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by ss64 6y ago
People with disabilities or visual impairments often have unusual setups that enable them to read. They didn't CHOOSE to be disabled.
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by ss64 6y ago
What I use is @media (pointer: coarse) and (hover: none) { If you have a mouse plugged in, you get the desktop design.
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by ss64 6y ago
20 minutes delay! Ha my worst is about 10 days.
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by ss64 6y ago
The time is now 99:51 What I learned from this is that formatting date/time as text will lead to all kinds of edge case bugs.
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by ss64 6y ago
https://ytdl-org.github.io is currently 404
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by ss64 6y ago
and to enforce that, remove the file association which opens .CSV files in Excel by default. If every machine opened CSV files in notepad a huge percentage of 'Excel' problems would just go away. It could be worse though, try op
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by ss64 6y ago
Reddit was founded in June 2005. Aaron founded Infogami, Infogami merged with Reddit in November 2005. When Conde Nast bought Reddit in 2006 they each got one third of the money. The other founders then fired Aaron in 2007. http:/&#x2
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by ss64 6y ago
Even if they are not monetised by the uploader, the video will still be monetised by Google, so this is still commercial use, even if they only earn 0.0001c
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by ss64 6y ago
This is a good point, I think only a handful of factories are still making CD transports. They are readable in computers but only because of compatibility with the DVD disc and those are already disappearing from most new devices. It seems
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by ss64 6y ago
The problem with Dire Straits is not that they are bad players but they are just so unbearably SMUG about their technical chops.
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by ss64 6y ago
and still nobody has registered .EXE
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by ss64 6y ago
Your assumption is wrong - FBA means that 'Sold by Amazon' will often be supplied by a third party, so you have to dig through all the offers to see if any are FBA.
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by ss64 6y ago
In the UK John Lewis

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