Source: https://github.com/p2r3/convert
To me, having only text as the output with no ads, videos, or images is “text-only”. It doesn’t matter how it’s presented as long as it’s just text.
But I also see your perspective. You want plain defaults with white background color, black foreground color, and no formatting.
I have Spectrum (600 Mbps) for ISP and Verizon for mobile.
https://motherfuckingwebsite.com/ (original)
https://web.archive.org/web/20240629092320/http://bettermoth...
https://evenbettermotherfucking.website/
https://bestmotherfucking.website/
Show HN: Non.io, a Reddit-like platform Ive been working on for the last 4 years (https://non.io)
Show HN: FlingUp, a Reddit-like platform Ive been building for the last 2 years (https://flingup.com)
My comment on that thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34819406
Some scientists believe in parallel universes and are unsure how they may or may not interact. Some scientists also believe in the so called "Big Bang' that began the expansion of our universe.
Since everything is made up of molecules/atoms (or matter in general) etc and all those things have a resonant frequency, what if each parallel universe operates at a different resonant frequency and our brain is only tuned to receive/understand the frequencies of our own universe? This would somewhat explain why we cannot perceive the other universes. Keep that in-mind for the below.
My theory is what if black holes are just vacuums sucking all the energy from one parallel universe into itself only to be blasted out the other side (that we cannot see) creating the "Big Bang" event to create the beginning of the next universe?
Makes you think, even if it sounds crazy.
I like the idea the author is taking about although I’m not too techie with all the details.
If I tried this “reverse” approach I would do it this way,
After the user creates their account, simply generate a unique token and tell the user to simply copy the token and send it back to a specific email address controlled by me with the token as the subject line and the body is ignored.
This way the user sends the unique code from the email address they want to use so we know it’s them cause how else would they get the unique token.
Is it 100% fool-proof? No. But most things humans touch is not secured 100% anyways but I’d like to think it’s a start.
AND
“The day science begins to study non-physical phenomena, it will make more progress in one decade than in all the previous centuries of its existence.”
I think we’ll make great progress if we eat those words.
From my experience just being an observer and not too much of a techie I’d say it’s one of the cons of open source products.
For example, if there’s an open source product you like to use but the maintainers are not very active, you may get aggravated and fork it and start another similar product thinking you can do it better justice. Problem is, for every new “fork” of a product you end up dividing the user base as well.
When users have too many options to choose from they usually do not compare differences when there’s too many to compare and just pick one.
Also, most of these similar products are not always backwards compatible which is one of many reasons people may not try to compare similar products.
Another way of thinking about it is the less effort someone has to input to copy something, the more “copies” you’ll have to pick from. From a users perspective it is very confusing and frustrating not knowing what to pick to use.
There's many ways a webpage could be programmed/designed/developed/styled but the only thing that really matters is that it's usable and visible to the end-user. No programmer likes every other programmers code when they have to work with it and we all know there's ten different ways to solve the same problem so just let people do it the way they know how as long as you can use/view it with no major issues who cares.
I have my B.A. in Computer Information Systems with a focus on Networking and Security. I've been applying for jobs for almost an entire year with no luck so I'm looking into getting some certifications but not sure which ones exist that I should get nor do I know which organizations to trust to take the tests with or which study materials to get that will have all the information needed to...
I was considered a non-traditional college student when I started for my BA in Computer Information Systems when I was 25 years old. I graduated this past December (2018) at the age of 30.Since then I have been actively applying for jobs in the IT field such as "Software Developer, IT Help Desk, Desktop Support, Programmer" etc. Some of them are mostly the same thing just different titles.As of...
I'm 31 years old now with my BA in Computer Information Systems and I still don't know all of my multiplication problems from 1's to 12's, and have difficulty solving basic algebra problems.
I've always stated that I hated math, and that schools are always forcing students to learn certain types of math just to pass/graduate. Instead I think the schools should focus on math that the students can immediately start applying to their daily lives and jobs; no child working at a fast-food chain is going to even try to apply calculus to their job.
My issue is that not everyone learns or interprets the language the same. Some like myself take longer to process a problem to form a solution, but in school you're on a timed schedule so people like me struggle.
Also, some teachers only teach the way they learned and understood the language and don't really care or think that other students may learn from different ways/perspectives.
I know I can learn any type of math, I just need it explained and demonstrated to me in simple english that even a 5th grader could understand and not with college words that I need a dictionary to comprehend.
I secretly deep down want to be great at math and to learn and master, algebra, trigonometry, geometry, calculus, etc. so that I feel competent in the computer industry to solve basic and more advanced problems. But instead, I am reclusive and feel dumb and that I will never be great at any type of math discipline.