lootabooga

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by lootabooga 15y ago
Probably the first. A lot of excellent texts I've come upon are not immediately capturing one's attention. In fact their intro text could be utterly lame and/or boring.
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by lootabooga 15y ago
People in general, might. I do read, top to bottom, a lot. And the scrolling js thing might tell even more than if they "scrolled to the bottom of the page", if it incorporated time data, i.e how much time it took them for each scrolling.
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by lootabooga 15y ago
You could use a WP plugin that stores them on Amazon S3. It's not free, but it's like < $1 month for normal blog needs.
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by lootabooga 15y ago
No, but you can pay someone $100 to install it for you and more or less forget it afterwards (since even WP version updates are mostly automatic from the admin UI --and even themes can be installed that way now). Or, even better, use a Lino
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by lootabooga 15y ago
Well, the main hurdle isn't technology, it's always politics. Tor might have fixed the block, but an Iranian using the system could still be imprisoned by the government for using it...
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by lootabooga 15y ago
No, please don't.
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by lootabooga 15y ago
"It's always choppy over WiFi in London from experience as there's so much interference from the amount of WiFi networks around and contention from the overcrowding." Something that, magically, Manhattan, say, has managed to avoid. Oh, and
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by lootabooga 15y ago
> "The more I use graphical interfaces (or anything that does not operate on text streams - commandline curses programs included), the more I am struck by how profound the loss of composability is". Er, try Automator.app for an example
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by lootabooga 15y ago
Mankind might --"free-market" neo-liberals and Ayn Rand fans, though, never.