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by thr717272 4y ago
Or even just an option to turn of the default "spam everyone who ever touched this page whenever anyone touches it".
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by thr717272 4y ago
Legislation hadn't changed, but some big company (Google?) realized EU was serious and they would get fined big time if they continued to pretend to not understand, and then a few more took the hint afterwards.
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by thr717272 4y ago
Tested it and found it realized doublequotes something none of the big ones that I can access (bing, ddg, google) does. That was it. And the first time I saw a reported bug in the search results getting serious attention and a fix I was sol
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by thr717272 4y ago
Luckily on Kagi I can just block sites the moment I realize it is nonsense. Or boost or even pin sites that I feel are extra valuable. Back in the old days I had a txt-file on my desktop containing domains with a minus in front, llke -examp
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by thr717272 4y ago
Can confirm. A few years ago and my coworker caught our boss using the spam button instead of delete, even on customer mails discussing (I think) an upcoming project. He was otherwise highly functional, spoke and wrote fluently in three lan
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by thr717272 4y ago
Follow up: it helps that they all sleep through the night now and that the pandemic is over so they are at school or kindergarten during core hours at work.
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by thr717272 4y ago
As a dad with more kids than the average around here I feel you. For me it has improved slightly lately: I have recently started giving my kids bonus allowance if they let me work the hours I need. And lately I have also played more card ga
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by thr717272 4y ago
I'm just pointing out that the way you phrase it makes it sound like: "[robbers has a legitimate concern that] with all these cops and all this cameras and security doors they can hardly pull off a heist any longer"
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by thr717272 4y ago
"Russia only feel their borders are safe when there are Russian soldiers on both sides of them" is a saying I read recently.
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by thr717272 4y ago
> Not between, but making it more difficult for Russia to safely send troops into the Donbas region. Based on the way you write it seems you think this is problematic. Do you?
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by thr717272 4y ago
I've been jumping back and forth since 1995. Recently .NET has been very good, but whenever I program in it now and then there are things I miss badly from the Java side.
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by thr717272 4y ago
Checking verbatim in the UI has done next to nothing for me for years. One of the main reasons I don't use Google anymore. Happened a couple of times on Kagi too (ok, they don't have verbatim I think but take doublequotes equally
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by thr717272 4y ago
Yep, by replacing it with another :-/ I've been hunting disinformation, spreading information and hope and support, donated, tried to raise awareness with politicians and newspapers, that kind of stuff. Got a severe back pain last
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by thr717272 4y ago
Alt account of long time HN reader/user here: But I admit that with my life circumstances (adhd, coming from a non wealthy family) and choices (active Christian, more than twice as many kids as the average around here) there will never
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by thr717272 4y ago
Lock my computer: Always[1][2]. Check for keylogger thumbdrives: I use a laptop so it would be immediately obvious. But now that you say it I haven't checked the charger USB-outlet on the back of my cabled keyboard. [1]: it has happene