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7 votes
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Moondog — New York
9 votes -
Brook Benton -- Willie And Laura Mae (1970)
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[SOLVED] New replies notification persisting after they have been read
Has this only been happening to me or is it a bug?
4 votes -
Two Canadian banks warn attackers may have stolen customer data
5 votes -
Tipster tags for comments?
Tipster tags for comments? I was going to post this on the daily discussion about tag, but I'm not sure it's something "easy" to implement or even worth considering. Some feedback would be...
Tipster tags for comments?
I was going to post this on the daily discussion about tag, but I'm not sure it's something "easy" to implement or even worth considering. Some feedback would be appreciated.
I was thinking there could be a special type of tag or report that goes directly to the poster in a private way (like a "whisper" tag, similar to the whisper comments someone suggested).
This could be useful especially in polarizing topics, I believe.
The idea is something like this: a (somewhat) trusted user sees a comment that is worded in a confrontational or maybe aggressive manner or its unsubstantiated and foresees conflict, but instead of tagging it like "flame" for everyone to see, they tag it as "rephrasable" or "sounds confrontational?" or even "citation needed" (I'm sure you guys can come up with better names and ideas, but you get the gist, something that communicates that it could be worded in a softer, more objective way or using a source, etc.), only the OP sees this tag on their own comment and can thus react appropriately (or maybe ignore if it seems unfounded, or discuss -privately?- with the anonymous reporter) by editing their comment (possibly leaving some kind of trace of the change or acknowledging the report).
too long/didn't understand: allow giving the poster a private warning that someone thinks their comment is problematic before things get too heated!
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Furries!
I'm curious how many other furries (if any) have came here so far, and have a couple questions: Which furry communities did you participate in the most on Reddit? Which of those communities, if...
I'm curious how many other furries (if any) have came here so far, and have a couple questions:
- Which furry communities did you participate in the most on Reddit?
- Which of those communities, if any, do you think would work well on Tildes?
Personally, I'm very partial to furry_irl, since there's a lot of friendly discussion in the comments, but I'm not sure the post content would fit very well here, unless fluff content was allowed.
To anyone confused, this and this are very brief introductions to what a furry is.
19 votes -
Jail time for using a plastic bag: Is Kenya's strict ban helping or hurting its people?
8 votes -
Monster is Quietly Planning a $300 Million ICO
6 votes -
Programming Challenge: Make a Caesar cipher!
The point of this thread is to post your code for solving the task. Other will comment with feedback and new ideas. Post what language (and version, if relevant) your code is written in. Have fun!...
The point of this thread is to post your code for solving the task. Other will comment with feedback and new ideas. Post what language (and version, if relevant) your code is written in.
Have fun!Task description
Your task is to make a caesar cipher that takes a word and an integer as arguments.
An article explaining what the cipher does.Input description
A word followed by a space and an integer.
Output description
The ciphered word.
Sample onput
A 1 Caesar 5 Tildes 25
Sample output
B Hfjxfw Shkcdr
Bonus 1
Make the cipher work backwards.
Sample input
B 1 Hfjxfw 5 Shkcdr 25
Sample output
A Caesar Tildes
Bonus 2
Make the cipher handle special characters.
Sample onput
A_ 1 Cae?sar 5 Til!des 25
Sample output
B Hfj?xfw Shk!cdr
22 votes -
Firefox Configuration Guide for Privacy Freaks and Performance Buffs
17 votes -
iNFinITY CoMpLeX
Anyone remember playing this text based door game? I ran a mud board (majormud/mbbs) for about 5 years until last year, but i could never find infinity complex. That was until recently, i found a...
Anyone remember playing this text based door game? I ran a mud board (majormud/mbbs) for about 5 years until last year, but i could never find infinity complex. That was until recently, i found a torrent with an old MBBS 6.25 including IC.
anyhow, i cant stop playing this, and im typing all commands manually. No macros as i can't find my copy of Telix. What is a good ANSI capable telnet client for Mint?
this game is more fun with groups of people. anyone interested? get off my lawn?
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Could we have a "fitness" group?
Hello everyone, Fitness is an important part of living a healthy life, but everyone's body is different. I believe it'd be a good idea to create a fitness or health group for us to share our...
Hello everyone,
Fitness is an important part of living a healthy life, but everyone's body is different. I believe it'd be a good idea to create a fitness or health group for us to share our progress, discuss our goals, and review each other's exercise and nutritional planning. What do you all think?
~ Rain
26 votes -
Nvidia’s mini supercomputer is the fastest single computer humanity has built
4 votes -
The Royal Remixing Stars of Nigeria’s Fuji Music Scene. The genre has had a vibrant life since being born from songs that woke up Muslims during Ramadan.
4 votes -
The fabulous food hats of Maor Zabar. Now you can wear hot dogs, pizza, and sushi on your head.
3 votes -
North Korea: Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov arrives for talks
3 votes -
NATO-Russia Council meets for first time since Skripal poisoning
3 votes -
Battle for rebel-held Yemen port may trigger humanitarian disaster. Saudi-led forces are eight miles from Hodeidah, where 80% of aid supplies are handled.
4 votes -
This is a video of a glitch I've been experiencing in safari. Description in the comments.
6 votes -
Belgium sheds a chocolate tear as another manufacturer sold off
4 votes -
Matthew Mole - Take Yours, I'll Take Mine [ Genre: Folk ]
4 votes -
It's my birthday! I'm 30 - did you do anything special on your 30th?
I'm having a fancy dinner with the wife and took the day off work. Perfect day for me. How about you?
16 votes -
The vote count for comments has been moved to the Vote button
Moving the vote count to the bottom of comments has been suggested a number of times, and since the comment tags are disabled for now anyway, this seems like a good time to try it out since we...
Moving the vote count to the bottom of comments has been suggested a number of times, and since the comment tags are disabled for now anyway, this seems like a good time to try it out since we won't have those being shown at the top right now either.
I'm definitely not certain I'll keep it this way, but at least for now, a comment's vote count is now shown on the Vote button itself at the bottom of the comment (unless it's your own comment, in which case it's still shown at the top).
Let me know how it feels to you, I figured it would be an interesting thing to try out at least.
46 votes -
Tildes only has 350 uncompressed and well commented lines of Javascript
36 votes -
President Trump violated the First Amendment by blocking users @realdonaldtrump
20 votes -
Digital license plates finally hit the road in California
11 votes -
Perspective from earth if the various planets replaced the position of the moon. From r/space.
11 votes -
Given Tilde's dedication to user security and privacy, it would be awesome if we could use GPG encryption in PMs.
This is of course already possible with base 64 encoding and some work on the user's side, but adding the ability to encrypt messages as a native feature would better encourage this as a security...
This is of course already possible with base 64 encoding and some work on the user's side, but adding the ability to encrypt messages as a native feature would better encourage this as a security measure. This is a standard feature on a lot of darknet markets. Tildes could allow users to upload a public GPG key. Then a private key could be held entirely client-side in session storage to be used by JavaScript.
This feature would probably add too much complexity to the site's simplistic front end. But I'd be interested to have a discussion on the pros/cons.
5 votes -
The Curious Case of Bryan Colangelo and the Secret Twitter Account
8 votes -
Bethesda announces Fallout: 76
20 votes -
De Beers "admits defeat" over man-made diamonds
18 votes -
Having to click 'Mark as Read' on every reply to a post you make is pretty tedious
I know we're not trying to copy Reddit, but their system of just clicking anywhere on the inbox message and it marking it as read is really nice and easy. Having to find the exact "Mark as Read"...
I know we're not trying to copy Reddit, but their system of just clicking anywhere on the inbox message and it marking it as read is really nice and easy. Having to find the exact "Mark as Read" gets pretty tedious to me.
Thoughts?
23 votes -
Some suggestions
Hey there! I'm pretty new to this whole website, but I figured I would chip in on suggestions I have as I go along. I will likely be editing to add more suggestions to this as I go. Put the "leave...
Hey there! I'm pretty new to this whole website, but I figured I would chip in on suggestions I have as I go along. I will likely be editing to add more suggestions to this as I go.
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Put the "leave a comment" box at the top of the comment section, not the bottom.
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Something I noticed as I am writing this, I don't see any sort of formatting guide. While there may not be any sort of formatting yet, like italics (maybe that's italicized?) or bold, if I remember right, markdown is something besides just plain text, right? If I'm just doing a big dumb here, lemme know, haha.
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When I was automatically logged out from spending some time away, I found that when you log in, you aren't redirected back where you were attempting to go, but rather, back to the tildes homepage. It's be nice to be redirected to your original destination.
Edit: 4. When you reply to a comment in your unread page, it should be marked as read.
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Visualizing Entropy in Binary Files
8 votes -
JJ Cale and Leon Russell - Live at The Paradise Studios, LA (1979)
9 votes -
US Federal Reserve votes to ease rule aimed at preventing big banks from making risky financial bets
6 votes -
Thoughts on community events (e.g. reddit's Place)?
I really enjoyed reddit's Place event from April 1st, and the button pressing event was also a rather interesting one. I don't currently have any ideas for what kinds of events could be done...
I really enjoyed reddit's Place event from April 1st, and the button pressing event was also a rather interesting one. I don't currently have any ideas for what kinds of events could be done (other than another event like the Place) but would definitely like to see some community-driven events in the future.
Anybody have any thoughts on this?
22 votes -
Will search ever be implemented in tildes?
Reddit never really got it right. Wondering if tildes, from the start, has search function in mind and designed around it or it will simply borrow google search.
14 votes -
The case for "noise"
One thing I've been recently thinking about regarding ~'s tags is how much hate "Noise" gets. I realize that it doesn't further the discussion every time, but we also need to look at the context....
One thing I've been recently thinking about regarding ~'s tags is how much hate "Noise" gets. I realize that it doesn't further the discussion every time, but we also need to look at the context.
I've seen a few posts here tagged as noise when a community member posts something they've made or would like feedback on. In my opinion, when someone says "that's great!" or "I agree" that's completely acceptable. I've heard the "just upvote and move on" argument, but by our own admission, per the posted rules here and on reddit, the vote button does not equal "agree." It only means that the content is of value.
I'd love to tell someone "I really love the way you phrased that" or "I didn't know other people felt that way, too!" for something I agreed with but didn't have a whole lot to add without just being repetitive.
I'm not married to this idea, just something milling about in my head since on ~, it really seems like we're trying to use the vote button not for just "agree/ disagree." I posted on ~talk rather than ~tildes because I'm curious how other people see the issue, and I don't feel the need to lodge a formal suggestion.
24 votes -
Changes to settings (recovery email/new comment marking) should either result in a redirect back to the main settings page or there should be a link back to settings.
After changing some settings I was put off by the "dead end" feel after making a change. I think the UX would improve with a link back to settings or an automatic redirect.
3 votes -
Website rendering issue on Safari
Hey folks! I can only imagine I'm saying something that's been said many times before, but I'm having a bit of an issue with the rendering of the website on desktop Safari. It seems that...
Hey folks!
I can only imagine I'm saying something that's been said many times before, but I'm having a bit of an issue with the rendering of the website on desktop Safari.
It seems that everything renders on top of everything else in an ugly way the first time I pull up the site, to the point that I can't read anything. But here's the weird part: if I click any link, then use my back button, everything renders fine. This has to be some kind of wonky JavaScript problem? Maybe? I'm not sure.
Honestly, I just want to know that I'm not the only one seeing this issue. It's very strange, and I'll help to fix it however I can if I can get access to the codebase for the site.
5 votes -
What are Tags?
Sorry, stupid question but I just got here. On some comments, I see colored tags right where the number of votes are. What are those, and how can I do that? Edit: That was REALLY fast, thank you!
6 votes -
What's a song that is tied to a specific memory of your life, and what is that memory?
One of mine is the song Existentialism On Prom Night, by Straylight Run. It reminds me of a time probably about 10 years ago now, late one night, hanging out with one of my friends. We didn't...
One of mine is the song Existentialism On Prom Night, by Straylight Run.
It reminds me of a time probably about 10 years ago now, late one night, hanging out with one of my friends. We didn't really have anywhere to go, so we just drove around the back roads north of our town, talking and listening to music. We both really liked this song and I remember us singing it in car. Singing it loud, you know?
We've lost touch since then, we don't talk anymore, but anytime I hear that song, or anything by the band, I think about her and us driving around.
21 votes -
Tesla sedan in autopilot mode collides with parked police vehicle in Laguna Beach
15 votes -
Satan v. Twitter
6 votes -
All 30 Steven Spielberg movies, ranked by how much money they made at the US box office
5 votes -
Hulu Analytics - Why can’t we just buy the service, and not also be part of the product?
So I thought I’d start a little discussion after cancelling my Hulu trial here. As a devout advertisement-hater and pihole-deploying, block-W10-analytics-at-the-firewall-level neurotic, I went for...
So I thought I’d start a little discussion after cancelling my Hulu trial here.
As a devout advertisement-hater and pihole-deploying, block-W10-analytics-at-the-firewall-level neurotic, I went for the more expensive ad-free plan thinking it got me out of the creepy tracking/analytics too. Surprise! It does not- uMatrix lights up like a Christmas tree when you load anything *.hulu.com
I don’t like being the product. I feel being tracked and analyzed etc makes me exactly that.
What do you all think? Is wanting a non-tracked video/tv streaming service too much to ask for?
Edit: Just to help exemplify my point, a little snippet from the Hulu privacy policy:
“For clarity, even if you have not consented to Hulu sharing Viewing Information together with your personal information, we may still share information collected from or about you”
11 votes -
Crossposting on Tildes
One of the very frustrating things for me on reddit is the way crossposting works, essentially making it a karma whoring feature more than anything else. Can crossposting be simplified? For...
One of the very frustrating things for me on reddit is the way crossposting works, essentially making it a karma whoring feature more than anything else.
Can crossposting be simplified? For example: I just posted a topic in ~tv, however I realize it applies more to ~comp (sorry, I was premature on posting it somewhere - maybe it can be moved?) but could fit in ~tv as it's related, even if being a 3rd cousin from the groups intent. It would be nice to be able to pick the groups I'd like to publish it to, so the discussion is centralized and consistent - if that makes sense?
*Removed a word
11 votes -
Plex DVR recording/setup
I've got a server running out of my house that I use to create virtual machines for many different facets of what I enjoy (IE: A Plex Server, Discord Bot, PiHole, etc...). The server runs Ubuntu...
I've got a server running out of my house that I use to create virtual machines for many different facets of what I enjoy (IE: A Plex Server, Discord Bot, PiHole, etc...). The server runs Ubuntu and is utilizing QEMU I believe for the the virtualization.
I've got issues getting the adapter (currently using one of those Xbox adapters to plug into an antenna and back into the computer) to relay into the virtual machine. On top of that, I'd LOVE to ditch hulu and these others (sling, PS Vue, etc..) and utilize local live television with a larger antenna on my roof, but I'll worry about that once I've got these technical aspects worked out.
I guess I'm looking for some advice as well as anyone with a similar setup and how you are running yours?
6 votes