i_cannot_hack

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by i_cannot_hack 5y ago
My problem is not that it automatically redirects to example.com. It's that visitor only see "example.com" because the www is hidden. When they later type in "example.com" in the address bar to revisit the website (
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Chrome breaks my website by hiding www in address bar
93 points by i_cannot_hack 5y ago|60 comments
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by i_cannot_hack 5y ago
I've never had any url open in Safari instead of the default browser on macOS.
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by i_cannot_hack 5y ago
In that case I'm sure you could think of better way to discourage nonproductive dialogue - rather than being snarky - if that is the stated goal. At least something less self-defeating. Either way I think the question was warranted. Es
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by i_cannot_hack 5y ago
It is inappropriate if you want to convince people of your viewpoint, which is what I stated. The aptness with respect to other goals could vary of course.
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by i_cannot_hack 5y ago
You viewpoint don't seem to be very convincing if snark is your best response to that question.
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by i_cannot_hack 5y ago
Of course "taste" does not exist if you define "superhero movies are dumb" as a value judgement that has nothing to do about taste. Simple calling it something else does not make it disappear, though. One person likes su
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China plans to send its first crewed mission to Mars in 2033 to establish a base(cnbc.com)
6 points by i_cannot_hack 5y ago|1 comments
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by i_cannot_hack 6y ago
I'm not an expert, but my understanding is the opposite. One reason for trading with coins rather than raw metals at this time was that minted coins coins could be expected to contain a standardised weight and metal mixture, as long as
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by i_cannot_hack 6y ago
> I'd much rather give people what they _need_ to survive, anything beyond that (tobacco, alcohol, entertainment, fashion clothing, cars, etc..) should be the privilege earned by working. How would not having a car affect their abil
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by i_cannot_hack 6y ago
I know, but I don't dislike the feature in general - I've discovered several songs this way.
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by i_cannot_hack 6y ago
> This really can't be emphasized enough. The younger generation has no concept of listening to a song you "don't like" 50 times, simply because you listened to the album you purchased 100 times. Not necessarily true.
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by i_cannot_hack 6y ago
To be fair, your example would (according to the official spec) be shortened to 2001:cdba::3257:9652, which would not be hard to communicate over the phone.
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by i_cannot_hack 6y ago
I think there's a lot of counterargument to this, but I'll stick to the best one: propolis is used as more than just a a sealant for the hive. "However, if a small lizard or mouse, for example, finds its way into the hive and
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by i_cannot_hack 6y ago
But the dung they describe is simply an additional coating of the nest.
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by i_cannot_hack 6y ago
To me, it seem ridiculous to call this "the first clear example of tool use in honeybees". I actually think there must be some big misunderstanding somewhere. The argument is that by taking animal dung and coating the entrance the
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by i_cannot_hack 6y ago
> Rapes have more than doubled in the past decade. Do you have any source that states that this increase is actually due to more crimes taking place, rather than more victims reporting rapes due to shifting attitudes and/or less fea
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by i_cannot_hack 6y ago
> Take them with wikipedia, not me. I will note, that Wikipedia talks about both Cutter and Wyeth having problems, so it is possible the numbers are a sum of wyeth+cutter which would be compatible with your numbers being cutter only, but
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by i_cannot_hack 6y ago
You are almost certainly using the wrong numbers. According to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cutter_Laboratories#Cutter_inc... and https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMp048180 , the
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by i_cannot_hack 6y ago
> No, the cutter incidence was worse than the disease, because the activated virus was injected into a population, whereas naturally only a tiny part would be exposed at the same level, and the rest would be exposed at a much lower level
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by i_cannot_hack 6y ago
> Historically, two cases of rushed vaccines (cutter polio and Gullah barre) were worse than the disease - and these were for diseases worse than covid. This is just patently untrue. The Cutter Incidence gave patients Polio due to an imp
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by i_cannot_hack 6y ago
I think you misunderstood the sentence. I read it as "Nearly half a billion people rely on coral reefs for fish protein, says Sheppard, and climate change will kill many of [these reefs]"
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by i_cannot_hack 6y ago
It's not about the queens, it's about the drones (male bees). The workers only start laying eggs if the hive goes without a queen for several weeks, and either way the eggs they lay are unfertilized and therefore cannot be raised
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by i_cannot_hack 6y ago
I'm curious, what field are you in? For a non-physicist you seem quite knowledgeable and confident about physics and quantum phenomena
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by i_cannot_hack 6y ago
Well, Vitamin D deficiency is easy to treat with supplements instead. And I would say skin cancer is rather more serious than Vitamin D deficiency. I don't think the goal should be to have skin cancer and Vitamin D deficiency be equall
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by i_cannot_hack 6y ago
You can set it to always show the current path via View > Show Path Bar (it's interactable, although unfortunately it's not editable like text).
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by i_cannot_hack 6y ago
You can set it to always show the current path via View > Show Path Bar
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by i_cannot_hack 6y ago
> Why does it try to pretend like there is no filesystem? I've seen this complaint before from Windows users interacting with Finder, but I've never understood where it is coming from. Aside from the "Recents" tab, ev
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by i_cannot_hack 6y ago
At first I agreed with you, but I think your analogy to algorithms actually somewhat counters your point. The Wikipedia article for Dijkstra's algorithm gives an alternative name of "Shortest Path First", or "SPF algorit
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by i_cannot_hack 6y ago
> I think Google is great. I use Google's products daily and agree they are often better than the competition. But do you not at least see the potential for a problem when gigantic semi-monopolistic tech companies control major part

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