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by ezoe 5y ago
So, the moral of the story is, to develop a free software, avoid living in a place where 4chan thugs can physically harass you. So basically, avoid English speaking countries. Or get enough capital to hire the armed security who guard your
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by ezoe 5y ago
If my interpretation of the term is correct, by using Audacity, you are agreed that it can collect any data the authority request it. The data will be hosted on EU region but shared with Russia and USA too because they have branches on thes
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by ezoe 5y ago
Bad news for you. Japanese copyright law, article 47-7 explicitly allow using copyrightable works for data analysis by means of a computer(including recording a derivative work created by adaptation) It should be considered as fair-use of U
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by ezoe 5y ago
Keeping it legally dead is absurd. What if she commit a crime? "Your honor. She has alibi. She was dead when it happened."
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by ezoe 5y ago
10 million USD in 6 months? 10M? So I immediately imagine an absurd nonsense like "liquid gold transfusion", then I realized it's 800g gold per day in the current gold price. My pathetic mind can't even imagine the how a
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by ezoe 5y ago
Similar story. He tried to write Quine in Ruby, ended up conjuring up a copyright claim comment and fake licensing term. https://twitter.com/mametter/status/1410459840309125121
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by ezoe 5y ago
>The team first reverse-engineered our backup script to delete all of our offsite backups. I guess the permission should be one way. The production server can only push data to backup server, never to delete or overwrite anything even if
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by ezoe 5y ago
Recent evolution of ML based machine translation produce very convincing text for most of the sane input. It looks so natural and pleasant to read... But, it sometimes fails catastrophically like flip negative and positive sentence or compl
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by ezoe 5y ago
Well, good luck. I lost all hope and trust in C++ Standard committee. I gave up.
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by ezoe 5y ago
I don't get it. Most users don't upgrade the Windows OS version installed on the existing hardware. Also, TPM and storage encryption won't protect you from ransomeware if you let attacker allows storage access.
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by ezoe 5y ago
> some missing technique that the author very likely did not think important enough to mention That reminds me a funny story I've read: A scientist failed to reproduce a paper which says "room temperature". They later succ
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by ezoe 5y ago
That's really strange logic. It's the government which block the people to use the gym service, not the gym. The damage was caused by the government and if somebody to compensate the damage, it should be the government.
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by ezoe 5y ago
I thought the digital divide will be a serious problem. It is in fact a problem now but not how I thought about it. I thought, in the future, everybody has a computer so it will be a part of basic literacy. Most of our generation will be ob
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by ezoe 5y ago
It looks like technically bogus to me. A technically sound proof which doesn't require online access is like this. The authority encrypt some private information(name and birth date for example) with the private key, and encode it to Q
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by ezoe 5y ago
It sounds exactly the case to me.
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by ezoe 5y ago
The problem is, most people don't understand what cookie really is. If it's understood, you don't need to support so much clueless people and no sane politician in EU would made a cookie law. The button you suggests cause mor
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by ezoe 5y ago
Pay to research and pay to use the fruits of your research? What kind of shameless parasite are they?
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by ezoe 5y ago
One lawyer pointed out that this introduce an interesting issue within Japanese law which explicitly exclude any foreign currencies as cryptocurrency. So Bitcoin is considered not a cryptocurrency in the definition of the current law.
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by ezoe 5y ago
Seriously unless it's OS filesstem corrupted, Apple has no need to decrypt the user storage. If they can't do that, it just mean their design of the computer is horrible. I get that people need fancy thin phone, but storage and ba
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by ezoe 5y ago
I think it's more of a moral problem. Would you commit a fraud to earn money? If you start selling a proof of flat earth, 5G tower cause the COVID-19, a herb that cure cancer or similar nonsense, there are people willing to pay a huge
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by ezoe 5y ago
Forget the money, Not much people are fortunate enough to enjoy stakeboarding at age 53.
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by ezoe 5y ago
It is exploited. There are so many evil politicians who order to murder people or made the laws which restrict human rights. But if you meet them in person, you will definitely feel they are nice person.
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by ezoe 5y ago
Invoking GC on every frame has different performance characteristic on old feature phone and modern PC. Reminds me of a technical document of Doom 3 BFG edition. https://fabiensanglard.net/doom3_documentation/DOOM-3-BFG
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by ezoe 5y ago
I don't get why US police use dog to catch the illegal drug. Dog is an natural animal whose behaviour we cannot reason with. It can train to sniff certain chemical, but it can also train to bark whenever police officer order to do so.
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by ezoe 5y ago
I got a thinking. Tesla sold CO2 emission right which is a considerable amount of revenue for them. Then, they traded their car with bitcoin which is a very inefficient use CO2. Thinking about this, I think Tesla should have had to buy CO2
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by ezoe 5y ago
I guess that's why RMS don't like the idea of term "Open Source". The term "free" in English is ambiguous and it has it's problem. But the term "Open Source" is worse. It just feel like source co
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by ezoe 5y ago
Since EU doesn't have an authority over non-EU countries, they just pond a sand or cut themselves off from the internet like North Korea.
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by ezoe 5y ago
I am wondering, Why is the Alphabet boards and Google employees haven't been prosecuted for the copyright infringement yet? Denying the copyright is an copyright infringement. They knew he is the original author because he and whoever
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by ezoe 5y ago
If I were to own a transit for the purpose of profitting from proof-of-bandwidth, ignoring the regulation and law for the communication infrastructure, would I? A) Let everyone have their fair share of bandwidth B) with DPI, choke other min
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by ezoe 5y ago
Well, if you took such strategy, obviously you nee more precautions. - Never share the same IP address among accounts. - But keep IP address range consistent for one service because anomaly means automatic ban. - Never share the same physic

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