rqs

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   by rqs 9y ago

   I think the main focus here is to not hurting yourself rather than "focus on the flaws". I mean, if something is harm to you, you may need to consider stop doing it before you been damaged permanently. Reduce the volume in this ca
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   by rqs 9y ago

   First, I don't think net/http is nice, but you know what's good about Go? It's so modular that you can replace the builtin HTTP server with other one you like (gorilla/http for example) and your code _can_ just cont
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   by rqs 9y ago

   Maybe cultural related, but I don't really know. In China, we have a some sort of social phenomenon called "Herd behavior"[0], simply put: If something is popular in crowd, then it tend to be more popular. Also, I found that
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   by rqs 9y ago

   > not long after that people switched back to WeChat and QQ. It's simply because WeChat and QQ are easier to use. That is not completely right. People switch back because most of their contacts are using QQ and WeChat. And that&#x2
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   by rqs 9y ago

   > I'm a little bit tempted to make a simple compile-to-go language. I'd get lynched at Go meetups for fragmenting the ecosystem, but it might be worth it. I don't know about "might be worth it" part, and I don&#x
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   by rqs 9y ago

   Photoshop? https://krita.org Also https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14899155
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   by rqs 9y ago

   Well, unencrypted data by nature are vulnerable to tamper. Say change the DNS answer to point the client to another IP address in this case. Of course DNS over HTTPS is not a sliver bullet that will ensure your privacy, instead, it's o
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   by rqs 9y ago

   Rust support could be good, but does that mean a lot of work? I mean, a lots of features that natively supported in Go require crates or coding-by-hand in Rust, maybe that's why Go gets supported first.
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   by rqs 9y ago

   Awesome project. As a Chinese I always want to know more about our history and lecture. I learned a small portion of it at school from text books, but it's very hard to fully understand some of them without knowing related context. Web
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    by rqs 9y ago

    I suggest people who believe censorship can stop hate speech take a little tour on China's social medias. We had very strong censorship systems built by the government, but does it stopped hate speeches? No. In fact, if you make people
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    by rqs 9y ago

    I Ctrl-F'ed the whole article, the word "fool" only appeared within the sentence: "I throught these attackers were fools". So I think > It starts with author calling his users "fools" for not random
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    by rqs 9y ago

    My first website was built with FrontPage[0]. I will recommend you to try it out after I figured out how to time travel :) [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_FrontPage
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    by rqs 9y ago

    Cool! I can use it to make some ASCII arts for my console applications. However, please change the icon of Freeform Drawing Tool. Because currently that icon make it looks like a Curve Drawing Tool in the first glance.
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    by rqs 9y ago

    This got me thinking why police officers in the US tend to use gun as a weapon of their high priority choice. Consider many people in the US owns gun, maybe it's because of those officers are fear of death (It's very normal) so th
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    by rqs 9y ago

    I wounder how it would effects the earning of those taxis drivers? Can switching to electric cab increase their income? It will be really great too see their income (Not just financially) increased by switching to electric vehicles. Because
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    by rqs 9y ago

    American people do more or less received it. Ever been given an assignment that requires you dig through a whole library to prove a point? Or having to conclude a book all by yourself? There are lot's of critical thinking and reasoning
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    by rqs 9y ago

    Sorry for off-topic, this branch is gone out of hand. OK, No, instead, I'm teaching you how to preform an argument so other people can understand you well, rather than get yourself a brunch of down votes and nobody believes what you sa
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    by rqs 9y ago

    I assume you're an another Chinese. If you are, I recommend you to provide more information in your comment before posting. For example, why it's unfair to compare India with China? You need to provide a reasonable ... will ... re
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    by rqs 9y ago

    Just that? Chinese here. I could say, if our government proves capitalism can be very well integrated and become more productive in an authoritarianism society, then that is a really bad news for democracy. On the other hand though, after w
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    by rqs 9y ago

    For somebody who also have no life (like me): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Company_of_Heroes
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    by rqs 9y ago

    Well, at least you can protest about it. In China, collecting your bio data is more like a procedure than a choose. For example, I renewed my citizen ID card few weeks ago, and got my facial and fingerprint collected. Also, some companies l
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    by rqs 9y ago

    I'm also standing when working, however, my feet hurts if I'm wearing a wrong shoes that day. Guess people who want to try out standing desk may also need pair of a good & soft running shoes.
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    by rqs 9y ago

    I implemented a protocol that uses MtE on a CFB mode cipher. And that's why I asked that question. Now, it seems like I may did it horribly wrong, I'm going to fix it right now. Thank you! EDIT: After I read an answer[0] on StackE
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    by rqs 9y ago

    Thank you for the link and explanation, I've learned a lot today.
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    by rqs 9y ago

    I agreed with most of part, but > the payloads are decrypted before the HMAC is checked I mean, on ClientA, I can calculate the HMACA of the plain-text, then encrypt the plain-text using KeyA to get MessageA Then, on ClientB, I decrypt t
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    by rqs 9y ago

    I'm optimistic because I believe in the future, people are the most important element of productivity. So as long as that won't change, all country will eventually lean towards democracy if they want to survive in the global compe
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    by rqs 9y ago

    Don't look it that way. Let's first figure out why democracy rises in the first place: It's because some events, the Industrial Revolution for example, created a bunch of wealthy middle classes, who then sort of became the dr
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    by rqs 9y ago

    If you look though the history, you will found democracy in the entire history of China is very rare thing (Republic Of China is short lived). So, I'm not so surprised that we Chinese end up with an authoritarian government model we cu
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    by rqs 9y ago

    I'm not sure what you mean by end-to-end encryption. It's a group chat, so it's more likely all messages are processed on server and then relayed to every people in the group. The easiest way to monitoring that kind of chat m
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    by rqs 9y ago

    OK, fair. But since I can't edit that post any more, let me just give you a free hug so we can continue enjoying the rest of the day.