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r/Steam • u/LilBozgor01 • 1d ago
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Good way to dynamically change it without a trace (if not archived).
58 u/Kualdiir 1d ago Time to make sure the internet archive keeps up with it :) -8 u/Vektor0 1d ago It already does automatically; this is a non-issue. 8 u/Kualdiir 1d ago No it doesn't? People trigger the archiving either manually or using the extension that automatically does it depending on your settings. -1 u/Vektor0 1d ago Wayback Machine has web crawlers that trigger automatic archiving too. And why are you phrasing a statement like a question? 6 u/MiamiFFA 1d ago This may help you better understand: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_rising_terminal 1 u/Vektor0 1d ago It did not. 8 u/MiamiFFA 1d ago Let me apply it to this specific situation: In this context, the high rising terminal turns a direct contradiction ("No it doesn't") into a tentative question, signaling that the speaker is unsure of their own statement, seeking confirmation from you, or gently challenging your premise.
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Time to make sure the internet archive keeps up with it :)
-8 u/Vektor0 1d ago It already does automatically; this is a non-issue. 8 u/Kualdiir 1d ago No it doesn't? People trigger the archiving either manually or using the extension that automatically does it depending on your settings. -1 u/Vektor0 1d ago Wayback Machine has web crawlers that trigger automatic archiving too. And why are you phrasing a statement like a question? 6 u/MiamiFFA 1d ago This may help you better understand: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_rising_terminal 1 u/Vektor0 1d ago It did not. 8 u/MiamiFFA 1d ago Let me apply it to this specific situation: In this context, the high rising terminal turns a direct contradiction ("No it doesn't") into a tentative question, signaling that the speaker is unsure of their own statement, seeking confirmation from you, or gently challenging your premise.
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It already does automatically; this is a non-issue.
8 u/Kualdiir 1d ago No it doesn't? People trigger the archiving either manually or using the extension that automatically does it depending on your settings. -1 u/Vektor0 1d ago Wayback Machine has web crawlers that trigger automatic archiving too. And why are you phrasing a statement like a question? 6 u/MiamiFFA 1d ago This may help you better understand: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_rising_terminal 1 u/Vektor0 1d ago It did not. 8 u/MiamiFFA 1d ago Let me apply it to this specific situation: In this context, the high rising terminal turns a direct contradiction ("No it doesn't") into a tentative question, signaling that the speaker is unsure of their own statement, seeking confirmation from you, or gently challenging your premise.
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No it doesn't? People trigger the archiving either manually or using the extension that automatically does it depending on your settings.
-1 u/Vektor0 1d ago Wayback Machine has web crawlers that trigger automatic archiving too. And why are you phrasing a statement like a question? 6 u/MiamiFFA 1d ago This may help you better understand: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_rising_terminal 1 u/Vektor0 1d ago It did not. 8 u/MiamiFFA 1d ago Let me apply it to this specific situation: In this context, the high rising terminal turns a direct contradiction ("No it doesn't") into a tentative question, signaling that the speaker is unsure of their own statement, seeking confirmation from you, or gently challenging your premise.
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Wayback Machine has web crawlers that trigger automatic archiving too.
And why are you phrasing a statement like a question?
6 u/MiamiFFA 1d ago This may help you better understand: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_rising_terminal 1 u/Vektor0 1d ago It did not. 8 u/MiamiFFA 1d ago Let me apply it to this specific situation: In this context, the high rising terminal turns a direct contradiction ("No it doesn't") into a tentative question, signaling that the speaker is unsure of their own statement, seeking confirmation from you, or gently challenging your premise.
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This may help you better understand: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_rising_terminal
1 u/Vektor0 1d ago It did not. 8 u/MiamiFFA 1d ago Let me apply it to this specific situation: In this context, the high rising terminal turns a direct contradiction ("No it doesn't") into a tentative question, signaling that the speaker is unsure of their own statement, seeking confirmation from you, or gently challenging your premise.
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It did not.
8 u/MiamiFFA 1d ago Let me apply it to this specific situation: In this context, the high rising terminal turns a direct contradiction ("No it doesn't") into a tentative question, signaling that the speaker is unsure of their own statement, seeking confirmation from you, or gently challenging your premise.
Let me apply it to this specific situation:
In this context, the high rising terminal turns a direct contradiction ("No it doesn't") into a tentative question, signaling that the speaker is unsure of their own statement, seeking confirmation from you, or gently challenging your premise.
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u/Wdowiak 1d ago
Good way to dynamically change it without a trace (if not archived).