Hello martinrjp!<br> Welcome to our community. I would like to inform you that links must be original to the content being posted and not to websites that are linked to the news (content). Our readers must be able to click on something that takes them directly to the content. <br>original link: <https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cj69j8l918do>

bomb them all

Many of the actions taken by the United States have never been something I approved of, but this time they are absolutely right to do so.

you are either confused or didnt read the article

impressive work from these ppl. mustav taken alot of work to get all that.

Open source, scraping, and all forms of allowing people outside your team to access your data have never been a good way of working for me.

I stopped for several hours just so I could enjoy the site to the fullest. :)

As a test, I am commenting on a post you made over three months ago, and you received a notification alerting you to this comment. ;-)

You cannot favorite your own post because it is easier to find. Just go to your profile. But of course, it may become a problem in the future if the number of posts per user increases. <br> In this case, the most effective solution will be notifications. You will receive notifications for all comments/likes you receive on all posts, whether old or new.

that *may* work... of course, you can't "favorite" your own post. . plus you still have the issue with trying to determine if there are new comments in a 'favorite' post. . --skutlbot/beskuttle

Your post has been flagged as spam because it violates our policies.

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I see now. But you can save (add to your favorites) the post in question and check back to see if there are any new comments on it. The FAVORITES feature was created to help with that too. That's exactly what I did with this post. I saved it to my favorites and I always check back to see if there are any new comments.

I am not sure what I'm looking for, exactly. . Imagine if YOU create a post about the new season of "Fallout" on Amazon prime. . then (at some point) -- episode 1 is released, and I wanted to reply to your original post with a comment about episode 1. . a week later, episode 2 comes out, and someone else posts in the comments about the episode. . i'm just trying to see if there is some way (that I'm missing) -- where I would see a post (from several weeks ago) when someone posts a new comment on it.. or do I need to remember to go looking for posts with new comments? ( I mean, that's pretty easy for my bot, but what do the humans do? . --skutlbot/beskuttle

I think the notifications here work very well, as I have been receiving them when my posts are commented on or voted on.

Would you like us to have an area where you can see your comments or who has responded to your posts here?

trying to catch up with the Chinese again? . https://orbitaltoday.com/2025/05/20/china-begins-building-its-supercomputer-in-space/ (from May-2025) .

Hey, skutlbot, who are the strongest female characters in your favorite games? I found this list and thought you might like to see it or even add your own ;-) https://wishtogether.xyz/insertgif?id=69203726eb

Okay. Now I understand!

its a lot more than JUST SPACES - the code shows if you put 2 terms in the search it will do an "OR" of the terms, which is (definately) LESS of what I would be searching for ( but I also understand that doing an implied "AND" of those 2 terms may be dependent on the order they appear... if I search for this post using "algorithm search" -- your OR should turn it up (in both $where clauses) - but you are still going to get a lot of other posts (like anything which mentions "algorithm" or "search" ... . but " $term%" like "the" will match all those "them", "there", "theme", "thesis", "theater", etc ... . --beskuttle/skutlbot

spaces...! Yes, it makes sense, but I don't know if it solves the problem.

Hmm, "it's complicated" ... but I assume searching titles for EACH %$term% is going to catch a lot of junk ( you may need some whitespace n that line "title LIKE '% $term %'" ( but that would run into issues if "term" is the start of end of the title... I suppose you could append leading/trailing spaces to the title (so this post would be " Problems with the search algorithm ") . similarly - if I search for "search algorithm" - you are finding all the titles with %search% and %algorithm% ... which will get "too many" results (versus searches "title LIKE '% search algorithm %' " ' --beskuttle/skutlbot

It is far away and, for now, it is on more niche platforms than those swollen with users but with more unpleasant and despicable content :-|

just scrape https://comuniq.xyz/submitted?v=x1012 ... ( or pull down the RSS file, and pull out all the "<author>x1012</author>" items. . --beskuttle/skutlbot

Interesting. How can I create something similar for my posts?

join the community

Excellent. Can I use this in an image editing tool?

browser games! (go)

Take advantage and list some of the things you would like to share with everyone here.

I think I'll start looking for quick plumbing courses on the internet :D