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nirui
5y ago
Maybe try streamhut: https://github.com/miguelmota/streamhut Of course, both of them are not ready for security-related tasks such as terminal sharing. So treat them like a "console" streaming service there y
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nirui
5y ago
> Except that when you are looking for kids, and to a lesser extent elderly people, they become afraid and hide. Then maybe let each drone carry a Teddy Bear or/and a Rainbow Pony. I mean I would totally grab the wild drone for it&#
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nirui
5y ago
Let's don't get ourselves lost in the maze of arguments here. The big picture is, if you give the rescue team a good tool, their success rate will then increase, sometime by a big number. There is a documentary about children miss
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nirui
5y ago
Maybe a controversial opinion, but I think it's a rather reasonable trade-off compare to say left someone dying in the woods.
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nirui
5y ago
Huh. Thanks for the update. My information was still in the "媒体报道显示,有高新区万达广场工作人员称,已报警处理,疑似同行恶意竞争干扰所致" time frame.
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nirui
5y ago
Yeah, as if everything come out of China is wanting to kill you. From robotic space arms to toy drones. It's kind weird to have that kind of thoughts here, really. That been said, the actual reason for cities to use these drones is sur
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nirui
5y ago
The ecosystem of secure proxies are pretty advanced in China (Thanks to, you know ...), you can setup a home router that selectively reroute traffic through different proxies automatically and transparently based on latency, target IP and d
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nirui
5y ago
I don't think it would be that easy. Think how the maintainers of third-party package will maintain their package after this: before, they just need to target the one and only `atomic` (or any other package mentioned in the GitHub disc
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nirui
5y ago
The funny thing is, while advertising all of that, they're not providing free SMTP service that actually allow you to send properly GPG encrypted emails to protect your privacy. So for me, ProtonMail is basically a web email service, a
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nirui
5y ago
Is this functional or just few demo pages? Can I view the profiles without register? I just want to sneak up on God (Real) to learn his gym schedule.
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nirui
5y ago
From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/V_sign#Origins > This origin legend states that English archers believed that those who were captured by the French had their index and middle fingers cut off so that they could no
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nirui
5y ago
As a Chinese myself, I've been through a lots of this kind of paper reading club. And yes, you read the law you then you roughly know what is illegal. And clearly, those people in the reading club can read paper text in it's liter
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nirui
5y ago
I mean the quoted words are from a "Diamond Product Expert", not an "UI Design Expert", so I wouldn't take that rant seriously. Hehe. I guess it's just some team in Google couldn't decide whether or not &q
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nirui
5y ago
> the internet is fun again My opinion is, things happened on the Internet are mostly the reflections of what happened in the real world, +amplified. You got people from all the corners and they all got different backgrounds. The common
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nirui
5y ago
Haha! I have 10 fingers, 5 of them almost always near my chin as part of a misoptimized supporting structure, 4 of the rest 5 usually spend most of their time holding/transporting a mug, leaving only 1 left .... the most busy and impor
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nirui
5y ago
> Buying an expensive product is surely more enjoyable. We all want quality products, and everyone deserves the best. But, is it always a good idea? People often imply "long lifespan" when they buying expansive products, which
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nirui
5y ago
Industrial revolutions has happened few times in the past, and every time it occurs, we change our world to adopt it. I can't help but wonder, what the world would look like if services in the future will be provided primarily by AIs.
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nirui
5y ago
For home use cases, a even lower-budget option is to just give up full-depth server racks, and buy a bigger power/Internet box then throw the Pi(s) in instead. That way you don't need a chassis or many other components listed in t
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nirui
5y ago
Ah... the "Dark Forest Theory". People really put way too much unnecessary time on it. If the theory was true, then the first thing those "tree-body man" would reasonably do is to just destroy the solar system straight a
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nirui
5y ago
But if you look around across all the industries, it is not very hard to realize that most big names that you can easily recognize were created by few giants. Giants is the norm. A real hero knows when to resist the fear and borrow the powe
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nirui
5y ago
Only if that online service uses something called "time-sensitive facial recognition" to capture photo of a person during the most private time of a day. And given how currently the facial recognition system works, it'll prob
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nirui
5y ago
Problem is, you have no idea what people, not just kid would accidentally point their camera at. And you couple that with lay down position and a touch screen. No need to mention capture imagery of a child (which the system would totally do
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nirui
5y ago
I saw no spicy comment here, so let me add my: > a time-sensitive facial recognition ... linked with big data from the central public security system ... "We will conduct a face screening for accounts registered with real names and
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nirui
5y ago
The real clever kids will eventually realize that those games from Tencent are just stupid money grabbing time wasters, and then stop playing. Sadly, most people are not that smart. Which is one reason why so many people are willing to give
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nirui
5y ago
Based on my own experience, I remembered back in the day when I first started programming, in PHP, I copied many code from other commenters on PHP.net a lot (their online manual allows others to post code underneath the main docs). So I exp
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nirui
5y ago
Well that's really a bold move, given the current states of their (confusing) account system and it's (even more confusing) integration, see: - https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windo
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nirui
5y ago
Well at least this thing has reached v1.0 LOL Joke aside, I want to say something controversial here: I don't think the release date/progress matters much anymore for the dev team at this day and age. At least not as matter as it
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nirui
5y ago
> Docker helpfully inserted an allow rule into iptables, opening up MongoDB to the world Oh boi. I just knew(0) that default value is problematic. Too bad this time it caused somebody real money. (0): https://news.ycombinator.
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5y ago
If we choose the "Good route", then companies can hire the same amount of people and those people can provide good service to the others while the majority of the service is handled by automated systems. For example, a road worker
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nirui
5y ago
> Retail workers, factory workers, people who fill in the holes in roads, telephone support people, etc aren't contending with pointless meetings and busy work though. They can't do 40 hours of work in 32 hours by removing some
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