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by est 1y ago
FIAT is somewhat state-owned anyway.
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by est 1y ago
key industries are all controlled by the govn't
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by est 1y ago
On a side note I have very credible source telling that China might want open up the Internet "in a matter of days" idk how "open" would this mean but drastic changes are coming.
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by est 1y ago
It's like ASCII control characters and display characters lmao
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by est 1y ago
I hope there's some kind of memory-hungry checker to replace the CPU cost. a 2GB memory consumption wont stop them, but it will limit the parallelism of crawlers.
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by est 1y ago
Hanlon's razor
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by est 1y ago
but it can hook javascript methods before that scan can happen.
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by est 1y ago
outage would mean a connection timeout in this case, the connection works fine, some extra RST+ACK packets were delivered to your network on purpose
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by est 1y ago
In this exact scenario, just use ports other than :443 But GFW certainly had the capability to block all ports. So no one really knew.
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by est 1y ago
as others have pointed out, it's not a tech issue, it's a support cost. I have developed several SSO in-house. The various providers don't always align. e.g. sometimes you get the email, sometimes you get others, sometimes y
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by est 1y ago
> I guess that's necessary to make tweets as commits from the web interface? Yes! Just make your "gitweet" locally and git push. The login button is for lazy person like me to make git commits in the browser via the Github
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by est 1y ago
I spent a weekend making a self-host twitter alternative. source: https://github.com/est/gitweets/ demo: https://f.est.im/ (renders via github API) Basically it renders its self git repo commit hi
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by est 1y ago
> Chinese companies are filing patents on parts he and his team originally released as open source They didn't intentionally or exclusively targeting open source, the "# of patents" are very explicit KPI requirement for te
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by est 1y ago
It's never a good idea for the authority to block something It's an even worse idea to make the block list public lmao
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by est 1y ago
> English is the lingua franca Yes, so to learn English, ppl need some kind of "translator" tool, no? The most comprehensive one (but very old) out there is stardict.
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by est 1y ago
> Data is leaked to Chinese dictionary servers stardict is a Chinese software and the bug you listed says it "leaks" data to stardict.cn which is one of its official website. https://stardict-4.sourceforge.net/i
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by est 1y ago
it looks like a serious "privacy violation" for English-only users. But for many ESL or non-English users out there, the "translation" is a must. On Windoes, I remember some translation programs go extreme, they hijack a
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by est 1y ago
Chinese ppl don't like this either. It's teleco vendors, ISPs and govn't agencies are advocating this.
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by est 1y ago
mine shows (500, 'Content Security Warning: The input text data may contain inappropriate content.') lmao. btw you spelled Tian-An Men wrong
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by est 1y ago
I have a blog with pagespeed score of 98 but still got several pages de-indexed from google. Guess my content isn't that important.
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by est 1y ago
It's like the magic moment when GUIs replace CLIs. I remember the first time I started up Win95 from DOS days. Stunning.
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by est 1y ago
Ford tried to introduce Chinese suppliers into North America, the congress scrapped that. https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/us-law...
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by est 1y ago
> In the Bespoke AI Hybrid Refrigerator Samsung launched in 2024, the compressor operates under normal conditions such as routine storage and retrieval, while the Peltier device activates alongside the compressor during high-load situati
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by est 1y ago
take numpy as an example, it's gfortran mixed with C. How does cgo handle that? And there's ffmpeg....
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by est 1y ago
pure .py libs can be "vendorized" directly into project.
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by est 1y ago
if you install commandline tools there's /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/Library/Frameworks/Python3.framework/
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by est 1y ago
Python's package management is OK. The main culprit is .so libraries Think JNI or cgo management.
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by est 1y ago
Also China: after getting rid of aerosol, install solar panels under clean air
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by est 1y ago
I started with 0.96 and it got me my first job. The admin was a blast. Thank you django.
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by est 1y ago
TCM is not a single branch of "alt" theory, but a clusterfuck of inconsistent, contradictionary schools of thoughts which was umbrella-ed by state funded insitutions after 1949. Forget blind test, you can get 13 different perscri

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