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It's not perfect, but works quite well: https://returnyoutubedislike.com/

Nuance like what? He's spot on imo.

Regular hand dryers (hot/dry airflow) literally make the water evaporate off your hands. How is the water not removed?

Your breath (what you exhale) always contains substantial amounts of moisture (and yes, potentially virions). It does not matter if you speak or not. It does not matter if the environment is cold or not. There is no "simple warm air" out of your lungs.

I agree with mtn_nerd, you must be trolling. Considering your choice of words, you're probably well aware of that.

Google used to have that feature: https://www.ghacks.net/2011/03/10/google-adds-block-all-doma...

In my opinion, back then, they needed the data as a training set for spammy domain detection. Now that SERP spam is no longer a serious issue (in Google's eyes anyway), why bother. Google always knows what's best for you.

They will crawl almost everything (where not explicitly prohibited), however, indexing is dependant on several factors and not guaranteed.

I would personally expect them to index all public GH issues, though.

>It is the ultimate self-validation: you actually don't care about dialog, just monologue.

Very true. Even Twitter replies are often like a "dialog" of monologues.

I can see the alert() debugging already.

This is true. Accordingly, "blue bubbles" (iOS to iOS) are also a thing, and Apple pushes them hard in product placements all the time. They're subtly recognizable from a distance, too. It's all very on purpose and quite clever.

It's probably checked on the client.

Here's the actual extension code for those interested:

  (function() {
    var a = document.createElement("script");
    a.type = "text/javascript";
    a.innerText = 'window["_gaUserPrefs"] = { ioo : function() { return true; } }';
    document.documentElement.insertBefore(a, document.documentElement.firstChild);
  })()

That's Despair, Inc.: https://despair.com/products/dysfunction

Yes, first thing. Anything with >=10% dislikes is usually not worth the watch imo.

Fighting "right-clicker mentality" before NFTs were even a thing!

Tampermonkey should be able to enforce typefaces across websites: https://www.tampermonkey.net/

Should have called it COVID instead, then. "SARS" is way too inaccurate.

> Zimbabwe was just another victim of Marxism, to be more precise anti colonial Marxism.

What's the difference between Marxism and "anti-colonial Marxism"?

Here's a chart of the Fed's total assets (since the article doesn't link it): https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/WALCL

(The chart does not yet reflect hitting the $8T due to update intervals.)

FAO Food Price Index: http://www.fao.org/worldfoodsituation/foodpricesindex/en/

"It also marked the twelfth consecutive monthly rise in the value of the FFPI to its highest value since September 2011"

Chart: http://www.fao.org/fileadmin/templates/worldfood/images/home...

Historical chart: http://www.fao.org/fileadmin/templates/worldfood/images/home...

I don't think this is actually related to Matomo being a competitor. Malware is much more likely, making this a non-issue. Could be a false positive, too.

Clickbait title.

TLDR: Google will auto-enable two-factor authentication (this was announced a couple of weeks ago). Also, you can now "password-protect" myactivity.google.com. The end.

Same thing happens naturally all the time.

Wow, I did not expect the Apple Watch to be able to detect those gestures shown in the video. Impressive.

>If I want a worldwide ad (is that even a thing?)

With regards to targeting: yes, you can target any country (and all of them).

With regards to reach: yes, because you'll reach the user on pretty much any site/app with ads, so it's virtually "running worldwide" (from the user's point of view).

Employee count, internal policies and (negative) brand perception are factors that come to mind.

Huh, TIL. Thanks for linking the comment!

> Every glyph had a unique sequence of quadrant traversals.

That's pretty clever.

Cool. Those examples remind me of Palm OS' Graffiti (which worked really well at the time): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graffiti_(Palm_OS)

Kind of, but there's only one archived version (the current one) and it's not consistently available for all pages. You can use cache:<URL> as a search query to get the cached page as it was received at crawl time. Or click the little arrow next to search results for the cache link.

Sounds like you need to raise your prices so you can pay competitive wages. So... inflation?

So I once had an overweight, non-secondary client with a stuck process within the perimeter network. Initial coherence checks quickly foreshadowed that this would turn out to be quite an opaque-box thing to debug. Unfortunately, they had removed kill and killall for some reason.