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by _hzw 3y ago
Actually, this is up to Nintendo and Sony, not Apple...
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by _hzw 3y ago
And they will likely have to enable side-loading in the EU next year, which will allow us to play almost all retro games through emulation.
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by _hzw 3y ago
It's more likely that the authority will establish their own App Store, and everyone will be required to install national security-related apps from it.
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by _hzw 3y ago
Slightly off-topic: I didn't have the opportunity to visit industrial sites when I was a kid, so I made it up to myself by watching lots of "THE MAKING"[1] as an adult. [1]: "THE MAKING" is the Japanese equivalent o
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by _hzw 3y ago
I spent 86 days with ChatGPT-4 and made a Goodreads clone (kinda) that I always want to have: https://github.com/huangziwei/luvdb I have near-zero web dev experience before this project. After about a month, I started
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by _hzw 3y ago
For fiction, there's Fantastic Fiction ( https://www.fantasticfiction.com )
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by _hzw 3y ago
or you can have a day of break every four years :(
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by _hzw 3y ago
I am sure one can have fun with ChatGPT with this prompt. But making a good game out of it to help others learn Toki Pona would be a great challenge. What game engine? What type of game? How to make the story compelling? The game should pro
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by _hzw 3y ago
A game idea: you wake up and find yourself in a mysterious land where people speak only Toki Pona. You don’t know why you are there and how to get out of there. In order to go home you have to learn the language and discover the secret of t
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by _hzw 3y ago
Build your own tool if there isn't one. I used to think it's impossible as I barely know web dev, but in 2023, with the help of ChatGPT, I managed to build my own private Goodreads alternative in less than two months.
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by _hzw 3y ago
Found this [1] through this [2] [1]: https://victory-garden2022.com [2]: https://electronicbookreview.com/essay/hypertextument-readin...
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by _hzw 3y ago
For Judaism and Christianity, Yale offers two intro courses (admittedly, they are more about the scriptures, not the religions per se): 1. https://oyc.yale.edu/religious-studies/rlst-145 2. https://oyc.yale.
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by _hzw 3y ago
The d
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by _hzw 4y ago
And here's a Buddhism quote for the rescue: > Someone came to him [Ajahn Chaa] complaining of all the conflicting advice he gave to his students. Sometimes he would suggest one thing and then later just the opposite. Ajahn Chaa repl
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by _hzw 4y ago
Steam deck.
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by _hzw 4y ago
I did that too, then I got a divorce at my third year. :)
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by _hzw 4y ago
I would rather run a Bookwyrm [0] instance. [0]: https://github.com/mouse-reeve/bookwyrm
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by _hzw 5y ago
Zotero supports WebDAV and I was using it with box.com without any troubles for years. What lured me to switch to Zotero's sync and cloud storage in the end, though, is the group library function.
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by _hzw 5y ago
I only start reading Jane Austen two years ago, right after my divorce. A line from Pride and Prejudice hit me real hard and made me understand why my marriage failed. It is at the end of the novel, said by Mr Bennet to Lizzy: "My chil
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by _hzw 5y ago
For me, it's psilocybin that saved my life. And now I am on Mirtazapine.
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by _hzw 5y ago
You can check whether a site is blocked by GFW with the following websites: 1. http://www.chinafirewalltest.com/ 2. https://www.comparitech.com/privacy-security-tools/blockedin...
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by _hzw 6y ago
For Japanese, we have Aozora Bunko [1] [1] https://www.aozora.gr.jp/
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by _hzw 6y ago
For me the real "future" covid has already brought is contactless payment, as least in Germany. I know it is not a new thing, but before the first lockdown in March last year, some vendors I frequented didn't even have a POS
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Italic Type: Track your books and share the joy of reading with friends(italictype.com)
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by _hzw 6y ago
I think the OP used machine translation for the language names, hence rendering Japanese into 日本人 (Japanese people) instead of 日本語 (Japanese language) ...
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by _hzw 6y ago
Not that I am aware of. Only alternative is iMessage, but if you enable "Messages in Cloud", your data will be backed-up to "Guizhou-Cloud" and they might or might not be encrypted there.
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by _hzw 6y ago
You are right. But it's just too much trouble to force the olds to change anything if you don't have a good enough reason. It's very difficult to say something like this and has an effect: "Mom and Dad, there's much
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by _hzw 6y ago
They are Android users now, nothing stops them continue using WeChat on Android to communicate with other Android users. They just have a (better) way to communicate with their son without WeChat.
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by _hzw 6y ago
> The day that Apple removes Wechat from appstore is the day they sell their last iPhone in China. You can't live in China without it, simple as that. It essentially replaces phone numbers. No. I will just buy iPhones for my parents
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by _hzw 6y ago
I consider death as the only absolute fairness. Once it’s fixed, the first batch of people who can afford it must be those in power (you know, Xi, Trump, Kim, etc).

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