justquest

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by justquest 12y ago
"that much" It's just one intro CS201 course. There might be another Scheme elective, though.
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by justquest 12y ago
Languages are not countries. A pet peeve I have is websites that toggle languages with a flag. In this case, I would be curious to know if the PRC would have an issue with a traditional character option.
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by justquest 12y ago
The firewall isn't about being impenetrable. It's about modifying the aggregate opinion of a population - not a specific individual. Politics is about statistics in the sense that you only need x percent of something to accomplish
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by justquest 12y ago
guilty. manual html tags, no css, a couple center and table tags here and there. the page loads fast. my powerpoints have (d)evolved to become just as bare now, too.
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by justquest 12y ago
I like your name. I imagine, you would have signed up as legitquestion, but legitquestion was too long, correct? -justquest :)
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by justquest 12y ago
I actually haven't been to a Beijing Starbucks, but in Shanghai, Hangzhou and Ningbo, Starbucks products are markedly more expensive. I imagine that for Beijing the same would be true. I suppose I shouldn't speak for China as a wh
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by justquest 12y ago
This a good explanation, but I have to point out that for this particular example (being able to buy Frappucinos in China because they're cheaper), the opposite is true. Fun fact: Starbucks is significantly more expensive in China than
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by justquest 12y ago
Comcast is a publicly traded company (NASDAQ: CMCSA & CMCSK), which makes it liable to a host of external pressures, legal and otherwise, that SpaceX as a currently privately-owned company is not.
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by justquest 12y ago
Thanks, I'd been wondering this in the back of my head for a while, last time I searched for some reason I couldn't find much. edit: Now that I see the wiki, I remember correctly that the version of Linux I was using didn't w
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by justquest 12y ago
This is pretty standard wireshark stuff; showing data that was on an unencrypted network. What I've been wondering about for a while now is, can wireshark show data on an encrypted network, assuming it has the key? Can wireshark take a