ezoe

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by ezoe 8y ago
True. The apple's false accusation resulted wrong arrest. Apple is responsible for it.
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by ezoe 8y ago
No. But you probably don't want to own these house anyway. First of all, you still have to pay to the real estate agent for completing the required transaction regulation. You also have to pay tax on transaction and yearly. Some house
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by ezoe 8y ago
>The largest retirement asset for most people is their homes. That is if they actually own their homes. In Japan, large potion of current working generation can't afford to own a land and house. So the real estate is not going to be
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by ezoe 8y ago
>I was also then able to figure out the origins of the compression algorithm; it's called LZSS, and the particular LZSS format used here turns out to originate from some public domain DOS code which someone posted on a Japanese BBS
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by ezoe 8y ago
The entity whose content took down by a DMCA takedown notice counter request the amount of fair compensation which the sender must obliged to reserve it to the court. I don't know the English law term of 供託.
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by ezoe 8y ago
It's probably related to credit card fraud. There are large sets of stolen credit card numbers. Most of them are disabled. Crime group automated purchase process to determine if the number is live. So online stores really want to elimi
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by ezoe 8y ago
Require it to reserve the money for each DMCA takedown request. The amount is equivalent of fair compensation if the request was borgus.
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by ezoe 8y ago
Great article.
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by ezoe 8y ago
Why Raspberry Pi? That will be a serious bottle neck. Does he use 56Kbps modem?
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by ezoe 8y ago
IPFS is a joke. They have name lookup feature but relies on traditional DNS! What are they thinking? Also, if the IPFS's idea of working as local server is sound, BitTorrent DNA(browser plugin, steaming video over BitTorrent) should ha
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by ezoe 8y ago
While those who commit the war crime is walking the public street freely, those who reported the war crime was tortured. Another ordinary day in US of A.
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by ezoe 8y ago
Remove the server located at EU and denying the access from EU, problem solved.
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by ezoe 8y ago
The quote was from this historical event in 秦, China. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dazexiang_uprising The people who was drafted for army was moving to the designated place. But due to the flooding, it is obvious they
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by ezoe 8y ago
Do you realized that the quote was from this incident? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dazexiang_uprising If that is the common value to Chinese people, It's been too long since the last revolution.
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by ezoe 8y ago
> Ironically, given that China is a communist country, workers’ rights movements and unions are extremely uncommon mind-boggling.
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by ezoe 8y ago
If the law be copyrighted, I can violate the law without getting the chance of knowing it since it's copyright protected. In that situation, I won't be responsible for the violation since the law is effectively secret to the publi
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by ezoe 8y ago
So he brought DRM-protected videos and complains that it has DRM in it. He totally deserve it.
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by ezoe 8y ago
> "When interviewing, I go for lunch with the candidate. I ask the waiter to subtly get their order wrong. A great test of the interviewee's character!" I'll silently pass such a company because I cannot stand working
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by ezoe 8y ago
> returning vector<string> is an unaffordable convenience. Not anymore since C++11. Reusing vector storage is good, but you can still use move on parameter and not the reference. Although, in this case, reference is probably easier
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by ezoe 8y ago
It's easy. Don't bother to visit US.
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by ezoe 8y ago
Japanese house typically can't be usable after 50 years. That's because of humidity, frequent typhoons, and earthquakes. New building regulations will be introduced every time new anti-earthquake building tech was invented. So the
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by ezoe 8y ago
So he tried to create a chromium based browser which sync the DRM protected video playback with other peer and blocked by Google. He totally deserved it. He was just wasting time to build software on top of evil DRM.
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by ezoe 8y ago
Whoever thought implementing to show every notification permission prompt to the browser is, excuse my language, an idiot.
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by ezoe 8y ago
Why stop there? The user can easily modify the kernel to disable such prevention measures for malicious usage. We must have a regulation to require a hardware level detection and prevention features of curl which all hardware vendors must f
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by ezoe 8y ago
I believe most devices implemented now 11 years old RFC 3514. So evil packets and non-evil packets can be easily distinguished.
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by ezoe 8y ago
If you concern that, I would leave the Australia if I were you. Being under the jurisdiction of Australia is already a huge threat.
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by ezoe 8y ago
The problem is, the rest of the world decided to settle on UTF-8. We have some normalization disagreements but it's UTF-8 anyway. Now we have surrogate pairs and the IVS, there is no advantage of using UTF-16 at all. I will not surpris
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by ezoe 8y ago
>His employment agreement states that any and all intellectual property he generates while employed with us, even during weekends/free-time, is the property of the company. Seriously. That cannot be worked in my country. This line a
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by ezoe 8y ago
That question is unsettled. Some say you are immune to the pollen allergy if you grew up to the adult without allergy. Some say you will develop allergy even after entering the adult age if you are exposed to a lot of pollen. I was born in
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by ezoe 8y ago
I wonder how long Windows can hold UTF-16 as the default native encodings. They recently added UTF-8 locale.

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