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by nirui 3y ago
OK... if you want to know the REAL benefit of doing this... With this method, you effectively turn Cloudflare into a transport, which enables you to get around the limitation of Cloudflare. Say what if you want to transport UDP packets now
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by nirui 3y ago
> The history of abuse of mail covers, as the lawmakers note, is a long one. A famous incident occurred in the 1970s, when a 15-year-old girl mistakenly wrote to the Socialist Workers Party—a communist organization strongly supportive of
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by nirui 3y ago
I have to say, for the project mentioned, Litestream, which is licensed under Apache-2.0 license thus allows close-source redistribution, "Open-Source, not Open-Contribution" might not be the best combination for it. Because one c
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by nirui 3y ago
BTW: 30 days is the duration of one blue check mark subscription. So I guess, in the mind of Mr. Musk, you must "subscription" your free account as well via login in? Never the less, this is a good thing. I set my Telegram account
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by nirui 3y ago
> Eventually the megacorp browsers will drop real HTTP/1.1 support from their browsers for QUIC based transport That's unlikely and risky. Let's just face the fact here: people already tried three times to make a better
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by nirui 3y ago
Bluesky is a new social media platform people currently excited about. And a handle is a... shortcut that points to you, and when people uses this shortcut, you get excited.
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by nirui 3y ago
Graphical design can be fairly complex. Some vector might contain dozens or even hundreds of control points, and a vectorgraph might contain many of layers of vectors/groups. Rendering the graphic itself and the software UI element mig
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by nirui 3y ago
> my son and his friends have a small discord server. And they play minecraft on a shared server. Maybe a little off-topic, but I think both choices made by your kid are good if not the best. Discord is relatively a private place with sp
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by nirui 3y ago
One archive found: https://archive.is/dhctq > “might be the best path to safety, in the sense that an AI that cares about understanding the universe, it is unlikely to annihilate humans because we are an interesting part
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by nirui 3y ago
What makes someone a friend? Anyway? When you were a kid, you play with other kids, slowly you know each other, understand each other. And then that understanding grow into trust, and further into reliance or even love. As an adult, relianc
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by nirui 3y ago
The third option is that the mass exodus is limited, and Twitter usage dipped just a bit. Mr Musk has obvious reasons to lie, but his users or people who don't like him can also lie. If the mass exodus has caused any major user count d
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by nirui 3y ago
> what a boring game day-to-day Got to do something while autopilot is running... how about conspire a heist? (Seriously through, I almost never used autopilot even when in highsec systems. There are some mad people out there and you don
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by nirui 3y ago
Thanks for pointing out the flaws, obviously I need quite many read ups to do in order to produce something remotely correct in my shower times LOL.
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by nirui 3y ago
> This intergalactic skyrocket is likely the result of multiple collisions of supermassive black holes. Astronomers suspect the first two galaxies merged perhaps 50 million years ago. That brought together two supermassive black holes at
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by nirui 4y ago
Such innocent hashtag as well, #StableDiffusion. Don't even need to clear the browsing history.
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by nirui 4y ago
> Well, there just aren't many places I can go. I could go to GitLab, but they have their own fair share of issues and a disgusting UI/UX. Not sure when was the last time the author checked them out, GitLab had a bad UI, but th
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by nirui 4y ago
I'm never an user of ByteDance/TikTok, but somehow this makes me sad for TikTok. If you don't know, many Chinese companies sees the "overseas market" (mainly US and EU) as a backup plan. If something went wrong in
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by nirui 4y ago
I'm genuinely curious on which part of the comment above triggered such down votes, and why. Not that I support the ideas mentioned, I'm just curious.
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by nirui 4y ago
It's odd to me that the Cyberspace Administration of China or other "related departments" are really quiet on this. Isn't this is one of the very things that they should be keeping their watchful eyes on? Add to the funn
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by nirui 4y ago
If I would guess, this kind of wording reflects a view which is quite common in Silicon Valley companies: an employee is an (human) asset for the company to utilize. Once the skill of the employee is no longer needed, they can be dispose of
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by nirui 4y ago
It depends on how many competitors will enter the market. At current stage, I would say the chance of them to increase the price is high. The current price is so cheap, it might as well work for a saturated market, which is not what the act
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by nirui 4y ago
> While the product has a loyal following, over the years usage has declined. So, on July 1, 2013, we will retire Google Reader. Back when Google was an underdog company in the market, they were desperately capturing the market share, an
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by nirui 4y ago
I hope they eventually give the word Open another meaning, for example, they can make their technology and method more open (source, maybe), and/or create a standardized platform to allow people to freely play with and extent their tec
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by nirui 4y ago
> If you're delegating all of your coding skill to the framework and expecting it to just magically work no matter what dodgy code design you throw at it then you're going to build a shitty app. Not to disagreed with you here,
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by nirui 4y ago
If it's truly a mistake and I were tasked on handling this issue, I'll probably publicly notify the US about the the incoming balloon and tell them "feel free to shot it down before it reaches the US to prevent the balloon fr
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by nirui 4y ago
Is it weird for me (a Chinese) to reply this? I don't really think the three-buses-wide balloon is a good idea for spying since everybody (including the radar) can see it coming, but I imagine this will be quite effective for search an
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by nirui 4y ago
> you can't expect to feel the same about someone no matter what because if that person you once had is gone, what is left to love? it is merely your imagination, your memory. it simply turns to grief. You can still love the good mo
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by nirui 4y ago
> Much smaller and lower power and heat than a desktop, yet much more powerful than a Pi, Jetson This brings me to my biggest complain about (all kinds of) Pi(s): while running a Pi 24/7 CAN save some power compare to a 24/7 ru
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by nirui 4y ago
The article only provided one small example, and the code is not really that ugly. There are many third-party projects/libs that exposes way more ugly APIs, specially those which heavily utilize generics and `where`s. These things, whi
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by nirui 4y ago
A good developer knows how to utilize the features provided by the tools while endure it's limitations. Tooling grow as the ecosystem grow, and modern hardware features don't necessarily give you a good game. There are many good g

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