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   by dudisubekti 2y ago

   There's also the TIOBE index: https://www.tiobe.com/tiobe-index/ruby/ It conveys similar trend to Google Search chart
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   by dudisubekti 2y ago

   This is Tokyo U though, one of the best university in Japan. If they're really having a DDOS/spam problems, I don't think it's difficult for them to hire competent IT people to mitigate them (Cloudflare, captcha, AI spam
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   by dudisubekti 2y ago

   Chinese academia use VPNs all the time to access foreign sites. I doubt this is effective to deter applications coming from China. It's probably just a page admin trying to be an activist at best, or being racist at worst.
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   by dudisubekti 2y ago

   It is way over-rated, but it’s still among Leonardo’s best works IMO Personally I like “Virgin on the Rocks” more
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   by dudisubekti 2y ago

   https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_airship_accidents This list is quite comprehensive I think
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   by dudisubekti 2y ago

   But even then, forecasted storms mean more delay to the already-slow airship. Also the airship is simply too slow to dodge any sudden severe weather, even if they saw it coming hours before.
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   by dudisubekti 2y ago

   If you live in neoliberal capitalist country, your wellbeing is tied to the profit of the private company that runs the infrastructure… If they don’t find things profitable, then they would just not run said infrastructure, disrupting the l
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   by dudisubekti 2y ago

   I mean, it has been only one day after the last attack. It's still part of the same attack plan IMO. I really doubt Israel can pull this off again next month or year. Hezbollah (and Lebanon) will switch all their electronics to Chinese
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   by dudisubekti 2y ago

   Then what are you waiting for? Ask your representatives today to ban all goods using China’s supply chain, and start producing all your country’s needs in your own soil. Then measure the inhalable microplastics stats, that way we can know f
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    by dudisubekti 2y ago

    Yeah, safety takes decades to study conclusively, it’s simply antithetical to fast-paced industrial world. Sometimes I read accounts on industrial revolution England and think “how the heck people survive THAT.” Several decades from now th
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    by dudisubekti 2y ago

    I think China is special case because they’re the world’s factory. They produce for several countries’ shareholders, including their own.
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    by dudisubekti 2y ago

    There’s a review on this: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9885170/ > Endocrine toxicity induced by MPs is an emerging issue, despite the subject being rarely documented, there is growing evide
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    by dudisubekti 2y ago

    There’s Brave with built-in adblocker… But they have built-in crypto ads too that so far you can disable.
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    by dudisubekti 2y ago

    I was mistaken, I just rechecked the rules and apparently having an offspring no longer disqualifies a candidate since the offspring only inherits 50% of the nominee’s genes. So everyone in the sub are eligible now.
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    by dudisubekti 2y ago

    Stockton Rush is not eligible for Darwin award because he had two children. The 19-year old son is eligible, though he won’t win the award because he was peer-pressured by his dad.
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    by dudisubekti 2y ago

    Thanks! Your links have convinced me I guess vaping/nicotine, while not the worst vice out there, is still a vice lol; so they have their own dangers.
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    by dudisubekti 2y ago

    But what’s so bad about nicotine? Is it any worse than caffeine? I’m genuinely curious, because isn’t tar and carbon monoxide the dangerous byproduct of smoking, not the nicotine?
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    by dudisubekti 2y ago

    But… he’s posting this on his personal blog. Personal blogs are literally made for this use case, public autobiography.
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    by dudisubekti 2y ago

    Android comes to mind. My low-end Xiaomi backup phone is a good example. It’s so dirt cheap I’m quite sure most of my money goes into the hardware itself. I could debloat it, but eh, it’s just a cheap backup phone so I can tolerate the ads
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    by dudisubekti 2y ago

    Yeah I’m sure it hurts Bytedance if they lose the US market, which is why they broadcasted the call to action to US Tiktokers before. But that’s life, sometimes you win, sometimes you lose.
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    by dudisubekti 2y ago

    Wait so if Bytedance divested… there can be two Tiktoks? Tiktok US and Tiktok world?
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    by dudisubekti 2y ago

    I would at least tolerate this if Windows license is free. But it’s not.
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    by dudisubekti 2y ago

    Tiktok probably will move out of US market then US market is great to have, but there is still the rest of the world too
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    by dudisubekti 3y ago

    You could just bring your own book you downloaded with VPN and read it there. Having a public reading space is always nice
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    by dudisubekti 3y ago

    At this price range, I think the people that buy this car no longer need to work and can go wherever they want, or actually need it for work lol
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    by dudisubekti 3y ago

    Some scenic parts of China are really far from HSR network, and this car is for people who want to visit those places
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    by dudisubekti 3y ago

    They’re… Chinese people that buy locally?
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    by dudisubekti 3y ago

    FAST is just some 7km away from a city (Tangbianzhen 塘边镇), and is sorrounded by villages. Human settlements are very radio loud. If they already can manage radio signals from their sorroundings, I don’t see why an amusement park should be a