> We’re looking forward to continued work on privacy enhancing technologies in 2022, including efforts to generalize ODoH technology to any application HTTP traffic through Oblivious HTTP (OHTTP).
oh cool...I was about to type up a long email to complain about my school's Computer Science III class not being considered Advanced for GPA purposes, but it turns out it is (and just doesn't have Advanced in the name)
is advanced your school's equivalent of honors or is it a weighting category that encompasses ap classes and classes of particular substance that aren't run by the college board
But usually advanced classes have "Advanced" as part of the name
But I recently learned that in 2025 (the year after I graduate) AP classes will no longer receive an increased GPA weight unless they're english, history, science, or math classes.
And if you take more than the required number of english, science, math, or history classes, guess what. You don't get extra GPA weighting for those either.
They were trying to limit the amount of credit you could get from taking a ton of advanced/AP classes, so that students wouldn't be incentivized to take 8 AP classes in a year (and suffer) in order to get a higher class rank. But they did it like...the worst possible way.
> Inconsistencies in implementation have led to several different layouts across the site. When gathering requirements for a unified post summary component, we found at least 5 (five!) different layouts. > > Scaling the design is tricky, both in window size and adding features and functionality. We need to support all sorts of metadata on all sorts of devices. > > Our post summaries were only designed to support questions (and answers, kinda). We need to be able to display various content types in single lists. For example, in a list of notifications, we may want to present an article next …
> The system should search posts for the word "please" in proximity to the phrase "don't close" or "do not close", and if found together disable the close link
> I think it's reasonable to grant their request and prevent other users from closing the question by preemptively closing it automatically. This will replace the "close" link with the "reopen" link, so I believe this adequately fulfills the spirit of your request.
Following your logic, we should probably screen all questions on meta from users with purple fractal gravatars because you have a purple gravatar and 100% of your meta questions have more than 20 downvotes! Both your answers have negative scores, too.
The correlation is FOUR TIMES AS STRONG as ...
@taRadvylfsriksushilani So, if I remember correctly, it was launched but you had to confirm you were 18+ when visiting, and posts were completely banned from hitting the HNQ so the site basically couldn't get any traffic and died a quick death
It does for everyone I think, although with the custom fonts config I'm running, it's actually the downvote one (which is pretty accurate in this case)
The front page does feel pretty...misaligned though
@taRadvylfsriksushilani that's where the Canadians are planning their invasion of Montana, so the NSA requires all american school computers to block access, so that Canada isn't tipped off that the NSA knows their plans
I'm doubly (soon to be triply) vaxxed, I've recovered in the last 180 days, and I take semi-regular covid tests, I literally meet all the criteria for doing things
I think I only wear one when walking around inside uni buildings
@Fmbalbuena You've posted a lot of unnecessary questions to CGCC meta and Mother Meta in the last few weeks...maybe just run your questions by us first
Most often they can be answered pretty easily in chat
This is an artistic statement, please do not downvote it.
This answer is not an answer, but please don't flag it as "not an answer", and please don't downvote it.
I found a lot of spams that contains miscrosoft help spams.
link
Is there a way to prevent?
