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by nirui 5y ago
Not all echo chamber are bad. It's like religions. Somebody who lives deep in the religion that they believing in might deny all other beliefs, and almost all religions were created from adult fairy tales (in another word, lies). But w
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by nirui 5y ago
Because Twitter is one of the important way to get informed in near realtime on what's happening around the world, simply due to the size of it's user base. And this makes it useful ...before bots and mobs catches the wind too of
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by nirui 5y ago
One question: does it monitors the Tweet and keeps banning new likers? I found that most people in my block list were fans of few propaganda accounts. It could be a nice addition if the service can monitor those accounts, and keep banning p
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by nirui 5y ago
> You're assuming an Apple user is meant to service their own product. That's not the case as far as Apple is concerned. > Determining good-ness or bad-ness of a design has to take into account the intended usage and design
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by nirui 5y ago
I don't really care how a company arrange their PCBs. It's just like writing code, as long as the code is correct, easily readable, expressive and have great eventual performance, it's a good code, you don't have to keep
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by nirui 5y ago
From the article: > I don’t think this can be classed as open source anymore: > The definition of an Open Source License is quite clear: > 5. No Discrimination Against Persons or Groups The license must not discriminate again
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by nirui 5y ago
See? This is why today's kids making me jealous. Back when I was just a ~10 years old, I couldn't even found a game that worth playing (through I'm picky) and also supports modding, let alone a full open-sourced game written
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by nirui 5y ago
Some VPN providers actually provides a virtual network address, so I guess it still counts as a network (albeit an isolated one). I think a better description is: those companies are using a small set of VPN features to run proxy business.
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by nirui 5y ago
> I am curious what makes people keep directing things at ordinary people in Russia. ... trying to shame ... You know, as an Asian myself, I watched all the shit unfolded on Asian people because of the COVID-19 pandemic, I know what vigi
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by nirui 5y ago
Not important. The world will be watching the memorial as well, one of it will wake up, the Russians population or the world.
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by nirui 5y ago
Phone call is sort term, high effort, and maybe even annoying to those pro-Russians. Just a thought: I been viewing the evidences of Russian war crimes (photograph, video) that people posted on Twitter since the very beginning of the invasi
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by nirui 5y ago
> Most people would spend their attention on work and entertainment And most of their life would be normal, happy, even fulfilling until the very moment they "stepped over the red line". I've observed many instances in the
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by nirui 5y ago
Contrary to common believes, that a fascist society must visually similar to what been portrayed in a WW2 movie, a real fascist society now days hides behind layers of outlooks that makes them look normal. People in a fascist society may wo
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by nirui 5y ago
SDR maybe useful if you already got a bunker to host and power the equipment needed. But if you already got a bunker, why not install a more powerful station? Realistically, you probably want to have something mobile and not power-consuming
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by nirui 5y ago
I don't think the newsletter pop ups is a layout design problem, it's more like an idea contributed by the marketing department. Layout wise... you can totally have a website designed like a whole casino of dump truck emptied on y
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by nirui 5y ago
It is another thing if the decision was made due to notice from your government. Otherwise, as a Chinese and someone pretty pissed off by what Putin did (not just recently in Ukraine, he is been crazy long before that), I'm sorry, this
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by nirui 5y ago
The loophole mentioned in reply 30044019 is certainly interesting. But it's also important to note that the enforcement of the license is also heavily depended on the law. After all that's what the document is designed for. Hypoth
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by nirui 5y ago
Do Russian military knows how to safely operate the remaining functional reactors in the power plant? If Chernobyl episode 2 is just a wrong button away, the entire EU is in danger.
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by nirui 5y ago
> If, under duress, Alice is forced to reveal a decoy key that pieces together data from `m` books, she needs some way to explain the remaining `n−m` books that were not used. If I read it correctly, then the adversary might extract the
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by nirui 5y ago
I found this entertaining. Since you cannot legally refuse to give up the password, insult them while you giving up is probably the most appropriate revenge you can do at that situation. "Tell me, what's your password?" says
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by nirui 5y ago
Currently not a Windows user, but I'm interested in developing applications for major desktop operating systems. I wonder how React Native program performs when compared to the native one. Specifically, how many memory & CPU does a
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by nirui 5y ago
Man that sounded like a lots of work for watching YouTube. I watch YouTube usually because I have something else to do, and I needed something to make a sound + be my timer. If an ad starts to play, it will not effect my main task. 5 or 10
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by nirui 5y ago
I'd say the creator of the graph is probably the owner of the repository, based on the commit records here: https://github.com/JannikArndt/git-in-one-image/commits/mast...
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by nirui 5y ago
Let's be fair, Jihadi terrorists probably don't know which platform is actually secure for their terrorist operation (none of them is, actually). They could've used WeChat if they were able to register an account for themselv
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by nirui 5y ago
I guess they are trying their chances with RCS (Rich Communication Services) which is a standard rather than a service. And now let me just get this out of me: Google is really bad at naming things. "Hangouts" is too casual, &quot
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by nirui 5y ago
Freshly cooked rice smells different than the "expired" ones. You can give it a smell after it has completely cold, if after a few days it starts to small odd, then probably don't eat it. A rice cooker can usually finish cook
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by nirui 5y ago
> She pretends to be some women's rights activist when she's really just a purveyor of some weird type of titillation. Naomi Wu was influenced by the cartoon (animate) culture. She designed her character according to the public
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by nirui 5y ago
Speak of rice, cooked rice sometimes only lasts for 2 days even when stored in refrigerator. After that, the rice could become inedible due to biocontamination. Ideally you want to cook rice right before the meal (the same is true for veget
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by nirui 5y ago
> Microsoft's Family offering is way better Well, it's called Google _Workspace_ now and their cheapest offering is _Business_ Starter at $6/user/month, and their "Individual" offering is $9.99/month (c
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by nirui 5y ago
Here is a documentary Johnny Harris made ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwJzsE8CvzQ ). In the documentary, he concluded (start at 14:55) that "The Flat Earth movement is not totally about the shape of the Earth ... Wh

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