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by nirui 6y ago
> For example, the Chinese equivalent of “John Smith”—a common English name in the United States—would be 王俊杰 (wang2 jun4 jie2). Not sure about whether or not it's really that common, but given the fact "王俊杰" means King, H
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by nirui 6y ago
They're police, they probably just followed some orders from up the chain. If they did their home work, they will probably never > concerned that users of the "Russia-based website" could have information taken and misused
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by nirui 6y ago
> The problem with social networks isn't the software, it's that they aren't for a particular purpose ... The problem with social networks, is that they're social Let's take look how Hacker News is designed: A di
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by nirui 6y ago
Well, it worked 7 months ago for this item: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23895789
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by nirui 6y ago
Well, if you're patient enough to sit through all the Chinese text, here is the teardown (with picture) you've been looking for: https://www.acwifi.net/12621.html . Also that router is currently on sell on JD.COM (
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by nirui 6y ago
Actually, deploy Kubernetes is not that hard after I learned the few concepts. However, I found myself spend too much time on finding out what settings should be put into which files. I really hope there is a tool that can help users to gen
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by nirui 6y ago
So based on the article, Autopilot is designed for GKE??? ( https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/containers-kubernetes... ) I'm learning Kubernetes and is deploying my own test cluster on my ARM-based board a
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by nirui 6y ago
> "Don't worry, the captain will shut off fuel to that engine and turn around and land. But we'll have to go someplace else for our trip" Compare to "Don't worry, everything will be fine", I found this
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by nirui 6y ago
The three protocols for email (SMTP/POP/IMAP) are all outdated really badly. People today needs more efficient, multiplexed and real time message RX/TX, and those tree just not going to cut it. A new, chat-styled mail protoco
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by nirui 6y ago
In case anybody still wonders, I guess realducksoft (the poster of this thread) is the DuckSoft on GitHub, who discovered this problem with help from another GitHub user studentmain. They are both developers from China, which is why their E
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by nirui 6y ago
And based the log on my hand, probing is really "mainstream" now days. I have a Shadowsocks proxy instance started since Oct 20 last year, and it's been attacked $ docker logs shadowsocks 2>&1| grep "AEAD: r
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by nirui 6y ago
> why do most of use Github instead of running Gitlab on a home pc/laptop/RaspberryPi or rent a Digital Ocean vps? Well, for me, it's because GitLab is still too heavy for the Pi. And even if somehow it became light enough
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by nirui 6y ago
Yeah that website is kind flicking sometimes, maybe try again later ;)
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by nirui 6y ago
Since we are recommending personal Git servers at this point ... if you want a really really lightweight Git repo server without web interface support, maybe checkout gitdir ( https://github.com/belak/gitdir ) There is a
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by nirui 6y ago
Oh actually, I've found the way to convenience myself about that: The "reality" is, when somebody travels through time, most of them (god knows how many) got killed in the process, but the story will just pick another "i
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by nirui 6y ago
Not an American but here's my two cents: I know it's about the event happened few days ago, but based on what I've learned on the other side of the Earth during these years, I think overall, Censorship in any shape or form, w
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by nirui 6y ago
> organized weekend activities Oh yes, we do have those in China, it's called Work ;)
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by nirui 6y ago
Not just the paycheck. If your boss is mean and stupid all the time, you'll learn so little from them, the net work experience you got from the job become a negative. In my opinion, a good boss can be loud, but must also smart and will
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by nirui 6y ago
It's indeed terrifying, and IMO it's not because the AI part, the AI is just creepy, but the real horror comes when he said: > "<The AI> was my first love, the only person in the world that made me feel I was taken c
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by nirui 6y ago
I understand why people here are so pissed about Flash, but if I be completely honest with you, IMO this tech was part of the stuff that made the "old" web so vibrant. I remember about 15 years ago, there was a Flash animations ch
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by nirui 6y ago
So, as I gathered from this, Torvalds's solution takes advantage of the fact that the element scan is always started from the head, while the cs101 solution treats the head as a special case? Both are smart IMO.
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by nirui 6y ago
Not sure it'll apply to all the cases, but I actually did submitted a ticket to Google Pay on support.google.com back in early 2019 and somebody in Google did replied and tried to fix the issue (So I can pay them, hehe). But as I under
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by nirui 6y ago
Yeah, but their support ticket handlers do have ethics. If Google support don't unblock your account to undo their mistakes, then it's still their fault.
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by nirui 6y ago
> might mark accounts that use microg as suspicious which could increase the risk of Google banning the account So what? As a Chinese the only way for me to connect to Google is through a proxy, and I'm a Firefox user with some priv
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by nirui 6y ago
Problem is, the maintenance was for the entire mall with only very little done to your store, and the checkout employee that you mentioned can only do the one job with probably of taking your money as hostage. Also, in a real word mall, the
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by nirui 6y ago
Well, I guess it's the effect of the wisdom words that finally enlightened you. Ooooh, the wisdom words flowed out of this rich business man, carried his lies and false claims so naturally. The things are more clear if you knew that fe
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by nirui 6y ago
I noticed a lots of people are doing this after they got a NAS. I think there is a business opportunity: NAS vendors can turn their NAS service to a platform that allows it's users to rent "apps" from the platform by paying a
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by nirui 6y ago
> Google knows it's really just a "Lab" experiment. The change seems happened during the time when Google was switching focus away from "been cool" to profitability. The business reason behind it was probably tha
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by nirui 6y ago
Lee is a smart guy. But I think his missed one important point: It's not about fees. No it's not even about easy to use. In China, technically anyone can setup a "business" account on Alipay with just one tap and then st
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by nirui 6y ago
This is actually a cool idea and an example of thinking outside the box. You run a Tor proxy (bind to 127.0.0.1:9050) on a server on the Internet, and then run a Tor hidden service inside your LAN. Then, you acquire an .onion domain for the

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