greeklish
It looks pretty clever, I wish more websocket frameworks like [2] supported this out of the box (with failovers for safari).
[1] https://dev.to/ayushgp/scaling-websocket-connections-using-s... [2] https://www.npmjs.com/package/hydrated-ws
By losing the noisy/spamming/trolling posters entirely, we might also lose their constructive/valuable content too.
Since I was a teenager, in the vBulletin v3+ forums era, I've wanted to develop an access control / rate limiting system where moderators would be responsible for categorizing posts depending on the contents of the submitted posts and the user who created them.
Ask HN: Why do Greek or Russian characters get URL encoded?
Why don't browsers URL encode just the special characters such as ?, & and whitespaces when a URL is copied?The resulting URLs would be much cleaner and easier to understand for native speakers.
I dodged the bullet 2 times from partners, that I had feelings at the time (I was lonely and out of a relationship for very long periods before), who didn't want children with me (they would consider abortion in case I left them pregnant, instead of having a family with me, when I discussed the possibility).
Love is real and instinctual. No matter how many possible couples you have observed (I appreciate gossip sometimes) to know the possibilities of what to expect, you still have to fight your own urges and dreams.
Reverse indexing would be very hard e.g. for an ever-growing threaded discussion where participants may be of different groups, and where sub-thread access would need to be moderated (moving posts, restricting access to specific people etc.)
Many of his peers went to work on React. Others like davidwalsh worked at Mozilla.
Any browser beside Chrome or Firefox seems to only be installed by power users, who also know how to install an adblocker.
Curated List of Bot / Headless Chrome Detection Tests
What a letdown...