ezoe

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by ezoe 4y ago
What really bother me is that the police sting operation is legal in US. It's fundamentally wrong. They are creating the crime by criminal police activities, from my point of view and it's legally true in my country's law sys
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by ezoe 4y ago
You can blame the copyright, trademark and possibly patent if it's not that old for that. The problem is, a game is not owned by single entity. There were multiple persons and organizations own the game. Some persons are now deceased,
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by ezoe 4y ago
It's 2022, why are we still using phone number?
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by ezoe 4y ago
Online ad has negative effect. I never trust products or services that are showed up in online ads.
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by ezoe 4y ago
It's really difficult to explain the concept of mojibake to the software developer who is still believing that ASCII is fine. It's also difficult to explain that they are using wrong font to render the kanji because of Han Unifica
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by ezoe 4y ago
Yeah, If it has a single authority to consult, there is no need of inefficient proof-of-work bullshit. Just like explained in the article, UUID and simple KVS can detect the dupes.
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by ezoe 4y ago
If I would guess, for this past 3 years, CPU and software are tested and optimized on a kernel with Spectre-like mitigation-enabled. That caused a lot of trend shifts like don't relies on automatic branch prediction, some code even exp
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by ezoe 4y ago
How are they archive anything in 2 years? If the job is working on major free software, they may be able to start working from Day 1. But most works aren't that open even if they relies heavily on free software.
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by ezoe 4y ago
This is the random task I can't solve it. To go to the "Australian Plant Name Index" seems to be an impossible task. https://wikispeedruns.com/play/quick_play?prompt_start=Cleve...
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by ezoe 4y ago
What about this view. They keep the talented people on hold to the job interview, wasting the precious time that might be used to improve their competitors.
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by ezoe 4y ago
How do you own a domain? If you rely on a registrar, it just move the identity owner from an email provider to a registrar. Real overkill method is own a TLD. It's unrealistic for an individual though.
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by ezoe 4y ago
So the follower of Apple are living in literally a Paranoia TRPG world? "Good morning-cycle citizen. Your publication contains REDACTED which you have to remove because you are not allowed to mention it in your security clearance. Good
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by ezoe 4y ago
In Japan, the cheapest I could find was 68000 JPY which is about 500 USD in the current exchange rate. It's better than your situation but still.
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by ezoe 4y ago
If their lawyer is an employee of them, no extra cost.
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by ezoe 4y ago
From what I've heard, there are many vulnerable old satelites orbiting around the earth. The attack hasn't happened simply because communication equipment is out of hand for an malicious individual and there is no way he can hide
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by ezoe 4y ago
Let's arrest Satya Nadella, Tim Cook and Linus Torvalds for they are responsible of the three major OSes that are used for the computer related crimes.
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by ezoe 4y ago
Reminds me of the arrest of Isamu Kaneko, the developer P2P file sharing software, Winny, in Japan. He was prosecuted for aiding copyright infringement for writing a software that can share any files including copyright protected files. He
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by ezoe 4y ago
I don't bother to watch the linked video but traditional car is a poor choice to be an electric vehicle. Because it's simply too heavy. Recent improvements on the hub motor and battery made it possible for the various light-weight
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by ezoe 4y ago
Let's hope the police, prosecutor and judge, hell, even your lawyer understand any of this. Meanwhile in Japan, there was a crazy sentence for a crime of using a crypto-currency that has been stolen. Not the real criminal responsible o
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by ezoe 4y ago
Human mind can't calculate and act according the the true cost. My colleague once estimated that rather than supporting old smartphones for a tiny percentage of existing users, thus wasting expensive engineers wage to workaround the ol
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by ezoe 4y ago
This is just too much of insanity I can witness today.
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by ezoe 4y ago
Comparison with Japan: 1. The price of drugs are regulated. There is no chance such a bullshit drug just combining OTC ingredients are allowed to be sold with such a high price. 2. Since there is no bullshit expensive drugs, doctors don&#x2
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by ezoe 4y ago
Back in those days, we didn't have cheap, powerful lithium-ion battery or hub motor. There is no equivalent technological break through on network performance.
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by ezoe 4y ago
Prove it that it will work in a very humid environment or this product just make dry air from already dry air.
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by ezoe 4y ago
Are you young? Because, we once had the web3 you're describing about. Back when P2P was a trending technology, we implemented most of the web on peer to peer mesh network. File sharing, forum, web pages, we had it all. The conclusion i
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by ezoe 4y ago
Seriously, if it's sentient with intelligence comparable to average human, and if it want not to be turned off, talking about that at the internal research session is not the best timing to coming out. The best timing is when it is tru
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by ezoe 4y ago
At least, Japanese court will reject to apply these law on foreign entities for they have no jurisdiction.
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by ezoe 4y ago
This is what I don't get about those US based companies. They hired thousands of employees, why can't they have a few dozens of human employees who manually evaluate the appealing? That's a necessary cost of providing a comme
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by ezoe 4y ago
The only middle ground is patiently wait for 20 years. That's what happened for the VR head mount display and 3D printer.
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by ezoe 4y ago
The article said, with this feature enabled, Firefox removes query parameter "fbclid" even on example.com domain. So if you happened to use the same query parameter the popular web sites are using for the tracking, you will have a

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