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by perlwle 7y ago
I can share how people in China deal with this. During the high of the coronavirus outbreak, for individual or company, one could call the banks to postpone mortgages, loans or credit card payment for 1 to 3 months. Business may get longer
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by perlwle 7y ago
Babies aside, there maybe more divorces or breakups because couples will spend most of their time together. Fighting for chores, kids responsibilities or increasing financial pressures during this outbreak. Just a heads up, This kind of thi
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by perlwle 7y ago
I live in China. I have read many horror stories out of Wuhan, China after the local hospital got overloaded with patient. 1. People got infected couldn't be treated and had to stay home. See this video that the daughter of a sick mom
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by perlwle 7y ago
Try Caixin https://www.caixinglobal.com/news/ the english version. I have closed friend work there and speak highly about the integrtity of their reporting and the content I am reading seems aligned to that.
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by perlwle 7y ago
I use it in China whenever my VPN is down. It's not blocked, yet. On an unrelated note, hackernews has been blocked for at least a month or two. Probably due to lots of HK protest submissions in recent months.
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by perlwle 7y ago
I know that the propaganda department requires it's employees to register accounts on Chinese social apps and actively ask them to post messages to flood the different opinions on hot issues. It's not news to Chinese as we call th
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by perlwle 7y ago
A tricky thing WeChat does on the UX is that censored image looks like sent successfully from the chat history. But the other side really didn't receive it. It's like a black hole eating your messages without telling you.
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by perlwle 7y ago
二舅 Mother's second Brother?
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by perlwle 7y ago
haha on the Xuexiqiangguo app. I frequently hear complaints from people who have to use it. I agree pretty much what you said. But I am in the motherland. And to elaborate more on what you said. There are lots patriotic people and vice vers
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by perlwle 7y ago
I have been recommending this article to my teammates: http://chris.beams.io/posts/git-commit/
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by perlwle 8y ago
Located in Beijing. Besides the usual usage of the mask, I have noticed something different. Since last year, I have seen more and more people wearing non-surgical masks in public, esp the young ones. The strangest thing is that the mask is
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by perlwle 8y ago
mysql 5.7 has pretty good online DDL support[1] I have been using it exclusively now instead of pt-online-schema-change. [1] https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/innodb-online-ddl.ht...
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by perlwle 9y ago
You better name the part of China you visited. Because China is too big to draw a broad conclusion. When the gov announced their war on pollution, I was very much skeptical and wasn't expecting to see a big improvement in such a short
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by perlwle 9y ago
I was excited when I first heard XPrivacy and tried to use it from 2015-2016. It worked as advertised but boy was it a hassle. I had a template XPrivacy setting which constantly broke app. It was too common to find apps requiring tons of pe
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by perlwle 9y ago
similar thing for Airbnb China. They ask for National ID and fullname then run ID check. I was surprised and thought it was a chinese thing. Look not..
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by perlwle 9y ago
most of my browsing are done with tunneling and it got filtered 3-4 times in the pass year. No biggie, I just redeploy another vps with a new IP from snapshot and the problem usually goes away. Shadowsocks definitely works too.
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by perlwle 9y ago
thanks for recommending this. It lists dozens of incompatible installed add-ons such as cookie monster, Live Http Header, UserAgent Switcher, Vimporator etc.
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by perlwle 9y ago
With 30+ extensions installed, It would be nice to list incompatible extensions in the about:addons page. From about:support page, I see Multiprocess Windows 0/1 (Disabled by add-ons)
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by perlwle 9y ago
I think you meant the president, Jean Liu, the president of Didi.
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by perlwle 10y ago
doudoulinux is a perfect linux distribution name in chinese because doudou is usually used as child nickname and dou refers bean. at first glance I thought it had some relation with chinese.
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by perlwle 10y ago
I wish safari supports currency keypad with decimal in HTML5. It's working for android but not for iOS ;-(
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by perlwle 10y ago
Another fun fact: Jen Liu, Uber’s China head of strategy, is the niece of Lenovo founder Liu Chuanzhi.
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by perlwle 11y ago
Press shift + reply / forward in thunderbird. Is that what you want?
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by perlwle 11y ago
> Has China blocked Uber and started fining, arresting or disappearing their drivers yet? Fine? Yes. Didi and Kuaidi drivers got fined too. > Because that's what's going to happen, unless Uber has some well-positioned backer