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by rqs 9y ago
> Isn't it a common practice to follow the local law Oh, I like this statement. Because based on the same statement, if Cook wants to make money in a country where been gay will be punished by death[0][1], he must be smiling like a
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by rqs 9y ago
Sure we will, in my opinion, Forgotten is the biggest weakness we human have. Just watching those kids quantum stream their lifes in the Andromeda, yet none of them even mentioned the good old Voyager 1.
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by rqs 9y ago
Guess that's why professional front end developer and their experiences is so important :D
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by rqs 9y ago
Put the product itself aside, that home page is wried. In the "Examples" section, every <video> is nested in a <a>. Because of that, I can't play any demo by directly click the play icon (Even one on the control b
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by rqs 9y ago
What do you expect? If your neighbor had gun, you properly want it too. Specially when he don't like your dog and you don't like hes garden. But it's not meaning you two will actually going to kill each other, the gun here is
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by rqs 9y ago
> When your large neighbor in that area, increases military spending every year why do think that is? Clam down, there're many ways for China to expand it's influence other than war. Plus, India and China both have nuclear weap
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by rqs 9y ago
Sorry for my ignorance, but since you already doing Rust, why not just use Rust? I mean, what's the benefit you could get from FFI Rust code into Ruby that you cannot get by directly writing Rust?
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by rqs 9y ago
China government will not usually explain why a specific software/service should not be accessible by Chinese people. But when they do, they usually use some reason like: They must operate according to China's law. If you dig into
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by rqs 9y ago
> they were introduced in described exactly why they have such serious problems. Yet, people stopped mentioning this kind of warning even it was already there for way over half of a century. Reason of we successfully limited use of nucle
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by rqs 9y ago
Do you still remember The Three Laws of Robotics[0]? Not too many people still mentions it now days. Killing AI is not the same problem with nuclear weapon. Because AI weapon is far easier to make compare to nuclear one. Technically, you ca
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by rqs 9y ago
> ... and who the ad is targeted to. Well, first thing I think is how to convince the host of those ads to make this kind of information public. I mean, if I knew that ad is targeting me, I will probably be more cation towards it and thu
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by rqs 9y ago
Well performed, I laughed so hard about the tent. <del>Back to the topic though, after checkout their Kickstarter page, I think Stephen Colbert was right, it's just a small tent with leg room. Why people still funding that?<&#
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by rqs 9y ago
Wow, I hope they put a description like this onto their web page. Because when I saw that word "acceleration", the first thing up in my head was a buffed bald man doing a car race with that truck. LOL. Oh, I watch too many movies.
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by rqs 9y ago
However it's not very hard to wrap pprof's HTTP handlers with your own one, so you can add a layer of protection for it.
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by rqs 9y ago
Don't know why other people's reason of choosing Go. I don't actually like the Go itself, I use Go because the batteries it includes, and most of them are cross platform. Sure, other language can do it with third-party lib ma
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by rqs 9y ago
I have no experience with ExpressVPN, so I can't help you with that. But in a vlog I've watched on Youtube, the host of that vlog said "Over the last coupe of days, ALL the VPN is been very difficult to use". So, I guess
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by rqs 9y ago
VPN and SSH or other public (detectable) protocols are goner for very long time now. I don't understand why you guys still trying to use it. In China, you may need to use one (Or multiple) of following: https://github.com&#x
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by rqs 9y ago
Or "before your battery runs out, please checkout our battery saving app"
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by rqs 9y ago
Clearly they don't seems to know what is encryption. Because there are only two types of encryptions: Ones that work, ones that don't. It's a none or everyone deal: Once an encrypt algorithm got cracked, everyone can then acc
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by rqs 9y ago
If you living under this kind of sky long enough, you'll get use to it and may even forgot what normal air looks like. On a online forum of my home town (At Southern China), people often post images they took at a day with 200+ PM 2.5
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by rqs 9y ago
But why should I pay my time to do that while someone else already made a bunch of answers better than mine? If you seriously interested about the question you just asked, take your time, watch those videos. Hukou covered in one of them, am
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by rqs 9y ago
Well, Hukou is not good, but clearly you know little about China. It's about time to paste this guy's channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/serpentza
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by rqs 9y ago
> China continues to purge and "disappear" people, so I can understand why you wouldn't want to talk about 2017. Can you give me few examples of that? As a Chinese I'm interested.
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by rqs 9y ago
> This is interesting. Would you have questioned the numbers if they showed the inverse (ie designed emails have higher click rates)? I think there are already answers to that, as we actually gradually came from that age where email were
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by rqs 9y ago
> The plain email—which took no time to design or code—was opened by more recipients and had 3.3x more clicks than the designed email. I think this result needs more investigation. We need to know why people open plain email more than th
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by rqs 9y ago
And also, I wonder what if some people just use proxies to register a bunch of HN accounts and use them to promote their items. It seems not very hard to register an HN account.
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by rqs 9y ago
> Brent Stirton says the things he's seen have dented his faith in humanity It's sad that we're not advance enough to become a higher being that can co-live with other beings without ... contention. When I was in elementar
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by rqs 9y ago
Please, add a space after each comma. Then you're my savior ... of the hour.
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by rqs 9y ago
You mean use something like the Arduino mini? https://store.arduino.cc/usa/arduino-mini-05 Good thinking LOL
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by rqs 9y ago
That's in 2005. CCP's online control only got worst these years. Today if you ask average young people on the street in China about 4 Jun, some (If not many) of them may even don't understand what you're talking about.

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