k_sze

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   by k_sze 12y ago

   That does seem to be the case. This July I travelled to the Hubei and Jiangsu provinces. I couldn't get on Gmail or Dropbox without going through Tor. But I had no problem opening the zh.wikipedia.org (the Wikipedia in Chinese), which
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   by k_sze 12y ago

   Exactly. This is a problem of epistemology. There is a less fancy name for it: Theory of Knowledge. For starters, bear these two sentences in mind whenever you find yourself asking whether something is true or false: 1. Knowledge is justif
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   by k_sze 12y ago

   You have to factor in how much time you actually work in a day. Unless you work in a big construction project such that you arrive 9:00 in the morning and leave at 18:00, you will probably need to spend a significant amount of time travelli
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   by k_sze 12y ago

   You can't blame the interviewer, really. Do you have any idea how hard it is to sell brown cars these days? If the salesman can sell many of them, he must have something up his sleeves. And, in the end, because of the shortsighted &q
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   by k_sze 12y ago

   Funny how they mention iTunes as one of the "key components" that are restored first, whereas Visio, Project, Adobe application are relegated to a second round.
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   by k_sze 14y ago

   I placed my order some 7 hours ago, but I still haven't received a confirmation e-mail. Are the orders being vetted manually? That would be a tough bottleneck to eliminate - humans don't scale like computers. :P