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by balola 6y ago
If you can't contain the hostile players, limiting youself is only going to speed up your own death.
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by balola 6y ago
Surprised a free tool app would want that guy.
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by balola 6y ago
In the case of phone cases, you can get Chinese domestic shipping costs as low as $0.2 if your daily volume is high enough. It's a special offer tho, since it's light weight and compact. And yes, shipping companies can still make
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by balola 6y ago
You don't fear a bad guy, you fear people with nothing to lose, since like everybody is reconsidering their relationship with China now, might as well go even lower while at it.
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by balola 6y ago
This theory doesn't seem plausible, the very place where the body releases CO2 is the same for O2.
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by balola 6y ago
This coronavirus has made the people believe the gov is the best on the planet, since every other country is struggling with their freedom and rights, or as they are being told.
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by balola 6y ago
If what the gov is doing (ostensibly) makes them rich, e.g. they can afford cars and condo prices double every few years, them yes, the majority of people doesn't care.
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by balola 6y ago
Li's case generated huge backlash in China last year, at the time it was perceived as a disgruntled employee being shamelessly persecuted after he demanded to be compensated as per law, had he not record the meeting and later present i
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Gilead antiviral drug remdesivir flops in first trial(ft.com)
20 points by balola 6y ago|6 comments
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by balola 6y ago
I'm starting to think that this kind of idea is dangerous. Chinese apps are left unchecked as long as they are loyal to the regime, but international companies would be held accountable back home for their actions in China, in an inevi
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by balola 7y ago
>No backing up your messages to the cloud like WhatsApp or having them loaded from the server like Facebook Messenger. Their old product QQ has it, the reason they didn't do it on WeChat, I think it's because they have no other
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by balola 7y ago
Basically every country in the world is waiting for it, you can't realistically expect the virus to die down itself now that it's reached every country.
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by balola 7y ago
If it can subsidize native students, it's not a bad thing, what's needed is an enviroment in which cheating and political manipulation can be freely called out.
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by balola 7y ago
COVID-19 started as a chat group screenshot, then a picture of an government document. Both were leaked and could be classified as rumors at the time. Many of them can be fake, but it's the way infos flow, because can you trust their o
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by balola 7y ago
Rice with heavy metal such as cadmium, it's pretty common so many don't even test it, those that are unfortunate to be tested can still be sold to rice snack factories.
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by balola 7y ago
>massive waste and spoilage in the supply chain. Maybe in the west, but not the case in China, food is relatively expensive, so very little is wasted, even poisonous rice can find snack factory buyers. Restaurant waste is colleted by sma
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by balola 7y ago
The pork supply gap is too big for any national reserve, the gap is 20 million tons. That's why China is importing Canadian pork despite the Huawei situation. Compounding the matter is the party bureaucracy effectively killed most smal
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by balola 7y ago
Also the standards, produce being wasted too much.
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by balola 7y ago
Only through meaningful antibody mass tests can we decide the true scope of the spread, thus the real numbers of fatality rate. Economies couldn't wait for the cure, and vaccines mostly likely won't last long.
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by balola 7y ago
It's valueded because it's wild and natural, they don't care about the costs, many of the eaters show off this dish on social media coz they are rich and powerful, and won't be punished for eating endangered animals. And
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by balola 7y ago
A lot of things in TCM do that, like tiger/bull cock or antler, even garlic chives, beef, sheep or kidney.
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by balola 7y ago
Good luck telling the rich and powerful they shouldn't eat this what they believed is the most tonic and upscale meat of late. Remember that girl who paid 6.5 million dollars to get into Stanford last year? Her dad's listed compan
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by balola 7y ago
Yes, that's why about the only things the industry can do are denser basestations and higher frequencies. Think about it as your home wifi, it's essentially the same, how do you increase its capacity? If the industry doesn't
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by balola 7y ago
Wireless communication has hit its limits, mmWave won't save it.
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by balola 7y ago
They have this "zero-out" campaign, effectively goading local officials into reporting zero cases, you will need to think about your political career before reporting one.
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Facebook donates 720k medical masks, 1.5M gloves(sfchronicle.com)
13 points by balola 7y ago|3 comments
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by balola 7y ago
Nukes don't work like that, it's not used to blow things up to the sky, it is detonated near ground to maximize it's blast zone and send the shockwave and heat as wide as possible, make an area uninhabitable.
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by balola 7y ago
There's probably never a better chance to crush competitors, now that demand is low and high-cost private wells are fragile.
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by balola 7y ago
The problem with silver is it's not a currency it used to be, it's just a cheap metal nowadays.
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by balola 7y ago
It's a campaign called "zero out", since Chinese officials only report to their superiors, you can imagine this urge to report zero or at little as possible to ensure their bright political career, this also explains basicall

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