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2y ago
Haha, you would think that these cases count as enough evidence for the government not to have any power over speech. Nope. The Chinese people just oppose those specific cases, and in a small percentage of them, the government reversed cour
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2y ago
I'm not debating that China is bad or not, or if it is an adversary to the US. My deeply held belief is that we should allow speech from even the most hostile foreign countries. Do you know that every administration of China, starting
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2y ago
> and many orders of magnitude less restrictive. That's true, but when I had a hard time convincing them when the US were the *perfect* model of no speech restrictions, it's much harder when US is just less restrictive. They wi
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2y ago
If we talk about law, that is probably true. But for the principles, I don't think so. We want freedom of speech because we can never know that our opinions are the ultimate Truth, so we need to ensure that everyone can speak their min
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2y ago
OK, let me reword. I still can converse with others on Chinese social media, but I will have a harder time convincing them that GFW is a bad idea or that the China's government is wrong restricting speech. Because people not already co
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2y ago
> Your education was not a lie, but you should still get a refund on your failed education. You clearly did not learn to think critically. I read both Chinese and English, and I read both the opinions of within GFW and without. If anythi
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2y ago
No, they don't arrest people for such abstract concepts. They do arrest people who tangibly threatens the government, like exposing the shenanigans of high officials, or organizing labor protests over the Internet.
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2y ago
I was called a US sock puppet on Chinese social media and then a Chinese sock puppet here. I guess people everywhere are the same, doing ad hominem attacks whenever they see people having an opposite opinion.
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2y ago
You misunderstood me. I was not talking about doing on TikTok, but on China's own social media and when conversing with other Chinese offline.
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2y ago
Say what you will, but I won't be able to espouse the virtues of freedom of speech in China anymore. The distinction you make isn't going to convince any one.
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2y ago
The US bans TikTok citing the same reasons China bans foreign social media, to avoid influence from foreign adversaries (people below says that China never official bans it, but China is inconsistent on that). It is only fair from a busines
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2y ago
If I offer a product under both open source and commercial license, and then someone uses an open source version without paying me anything, neither for the license nor consultancy, am I liable for damages?
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2y ago
In my working context, a "decentralized" government issued (digital) ID refers to an identity whose verification does not require a connection to the government server (e.g. verification is done by public key cryptography). So the
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2y ago
But if you are calling Win32 APIs, you can call Win32 APIs MultiByteToWideChar/WideCharToMultiByte to convert between UTF8 and UTF16. No need for iconv.
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2y ago
I've seldom seen UTF16 text file even under Windows. Sometimes, but not that often.
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The only practical use of MPTCP for me is to use mobile and Wi-Fi network together to boost the speed. iOS and WeChat both support this. However, I always turn them off because my mobile network is metered. So in the end, MPTCP is useless f
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2y ago
Practically it’s a no op. To use WhatsApp or Threads I need an app to bypass the GFW, which is not available on Chinese App Store. So I have an American Apple ID to download a proxying app. Then there is no point for me to download those tw
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2y ago
Not at this risk, but possibly others. Requiring both is always better.
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> I took a whip through the Xiaomi financials and they talk about profit mix in percentages but I didn't see a break out by line. Xiaomi's phone is its primary business. If they were operating at a loss on their phones, they wo
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2y ago
iPhones have only one year warranty in China too. Not sure why.
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2y ago
I knew requiring public key authentication *followed by* password authentication on my SSH server was not paranoid!
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3y ago
> A back door in the same library is not likely. But libsystemd is not linked to xz only. By removing it, sshd is free of many other potential risks.
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3y ago
Google Chrome Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/123.0.0.0 Safari/537.36
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3y ago
You think every time people call an external library to save their effort is a proof of their lack of capabilities?
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3y ago
A side note: the page does not declare utf-8 encoding. I have manually change it to resolve some of garbled text.
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3y ago
Several CVEs in the past related to iMessage. And it has surprisingly high privilege. Since I seldom need it, turning it off is better for my security.
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3y ago
True, but even if Microsoft pushes an update, it will take decades before all Windows are patched.
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3y ago
> With proper error handling, that's about 50 lines of C code. Writing proper error handling in C is a very tedious and error prone task. So it doesn't surprise me that people would rather call another library instead.
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3y ago
So I'm trying to build ffmpeg via vcpkg today, and it turned out multiple of its dependencies are transitively depending on liblzma, but the downloading of liblzma source has been disabled by GitHub in light of the recent xz backdoor.
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> The project was already compromised, the Git repository isn't any more trustworthy than the tarball. You are talking about this from hindsight. For other projects, we do not know yet if anything similar is happening. So for them t
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