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A simpler explaination, politicians were worried that Tiktok may influence mit-term and presidential elections, but it turns out a good place to run campaigns. Then Gaza happened.
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Tiktok is not blocked, bytedance chose not to list its app on Chinese appstores and blocks +86 phone registration. tiktok.com links were available in China.
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The problem is, the world does't need meta/google/twtr either. The bill would eventually backfire US internet companies so bad.
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> government to protect its interests and citizens from governments that are considered adversarial That's the exact reason why Communist China setup the firewall in the first place. Good luck.
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besides the user base difference, any articles explain the reason?
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Or use decentralized ones like Bluesky
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> China already bans practically all the popular US social media apps and similar apps/websites Sorry but not ALL of them. Myspace is not banned lmao
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Pity RSS is one-way. There's no standard way of comment or doing iteractions.
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Bose sold the tech to ClearMotion, which now partners with NIO https://blog.clearmotion.com/clearmotion-partners-with-nio-t...
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I remember typing some prefix character in notepad.exe then your hole txt became messed up. Funny unicode times.
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Just copy DCIM to NAS Everything else like contacts, sms, software backups goes to the cloud.
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Similarly, Satya Nadella recently said "Agents Will Replace ALL Software" in bg2 podcast https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NtsnzRFJ_o
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> I know there's no government program that could actually ensure a device is secure Well, there's SELinux, TOR
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CN was like a crowd-sourcing disagreement sticker that gets attached to some content. Yes it will be abused.
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While these kind of articles are useful for learners, I hope someone please explain concurrency models for uWSGI/Gunicorn/uvicorn/gevent. Like how long does global variables live? How does context switching (like the magic re
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You are missing the point. Runways are supposed to provide some room for errors. It's part of the investigation. You can't simply blame a human. Everything needs to be designed just in case
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Send your kids to study EE, invest 401k in manufacturing
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> since you can use other markers Yesh, surely I can, but how about https://github.com/trending ? It still uses "stars" are a sole marker, no? I don't think it's "good enough"?
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If that's a problem, then what method should be used to rank repos? If "stars" were the only metric we can find, then people should stop complaining "fake" stars.
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> I personally think its fraudulent It's fraudulent only because Github use "stars" to rank popular repos. I think a repo should be ranked by code quality and update activity rather than "stars"
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Chinese users root their device and damage the wifi via software instructions for a refund. Happened during the Mi 11 series However I do think phone companies should allow root after warranty expires.
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Then why can't Chrome/Edge provide a up-to-date library for everyone like mshtml.dll?
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Most people can't afford quality. Regardless of outcomes of pixel perfect or loudness wars, often we don't have a choice. We just have to deal with it.
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> a decent solution in Java applets Uh!
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> capability to geolocate millions of individuals I guess Starlink could easily geolocate every 4G/5G phone IMIE with huge direct-to-celll attennas
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Yes BYD had the most R&D staff, but that's the problem: There are simply too many brands under BYD's umbrella. Every line-up tries to re-invent the wheel with R&D of their own - The vanilla BYD (discontinued, mostly ICE ca
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> Labor is very expensive here Sandy Munro said labor counts 10%~15% of the cost. It's the labor efficiency that matters.
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LiAuto Mega had drag coefficient of just 0.215 cd
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I keep changing the last part of Google spreadsheets URL from /edit to /preview Much better loading time.
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Reminds me of a sci-fi setting where earth was a single super living organism. We human individuals acts like cells, inter-connected by the Internet, then a single super AI conscience acts like the brain. The article mentions UBI, which is
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