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by rqs 8y ago
> good time to be a social psychologist in China Are you sure about the good time ?
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by rqs 8y ago
If BS is short for Business Strategy then yes. Though BBS, some people found the potential of the Internet and starting to utilize it using varies business strategies. Dismantle those decentralized BBS is one of those methods.
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by rqs 8y ago
Duplicate: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19176524 From that news: > ... But the company failed to protect that database with a password, Victor Gevers, a Dutch security researcher with the GDI Foundation, discover
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by rqs 8y ago
I don't know, first image came to my mind was in a deeply frozen city (like the one in the movie The Day After Tomorrow), workers who just been laid off are exiting from tall towers. Some of them sitting on street, some joined fire pit
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by rqs 8y ago
That take forever to summarize. How about learn PinYin from the basic? I just found this video on YouTube, can be a good start: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9XbQJPF817I&list=PLWXyZU_NJb...
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by rqs 8y ago
Thank you for point that out. I should have checked the spelling before posting.
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by rqs 8y ago
> The teacher (young girl, never left China in her life) told us that everything "French" means "sex/porn/etc", i.e. "french book", "french movie". Funny, but tragic. I think this is a ty
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by rqs 8y ago
Still remember the Bugged Chip story from Bloomberg? One comment under the story tells me that it is very hard to test bugged hardwares. So I guess every country should just by default distrust any communication equipment regardless where t
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by rqs 8y ago
Oh silly me. I've implemented my own HTTP/2 server according to RFC 7540[0]. I forgot in the real world web browsers just send "h2" TLS-ALPN. [0] https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7540#section-3.2
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by rqs 8y ago
I rather believe HTTP/2 will die when HTTP/3 is available. After all HTTP/1 is very simple to implement and already widely used and optimized. It is usable for most of cases. Plus, maybe in the future, CDN can serve HTTP&#x2F
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by rqs 8y ago
Are you sure about the SSH part? I have few VPS's outside of China, and when I trying to SSH them directly from China, the connection would only alive for few minutes before gone slow (20 seconds delay), and eventually went dark (All p
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by rqs 8y ago
One day I was watching The Thought Emporium, the host did the same thing[0]. It was cool to watch, but then I was starting to worry what if one day my doctor want to put me through a MRI machine ... [0] https://www.youtube.com&#x
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by rqs 8y ago
Well, if you want to dig more, I've found one regulation[0](technical standard rather) mentioning something maybe related. It says, I quote: > 2、禁忌症 > （1）有如下情况之一者，不得实施体外受精-胚胎移植及其衍技术 > ① 男女任何一方患有严重的精神疾患、泌尿生殖系统急性感染、性传播疾病； >
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by rqs 8y ago
I think take precautions is a good thing for this case. It generated benefits for both who stayed and left. 1, Because GitHub need to be careful about their decision, they will likely to give out more to convince people to keep using their
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by rqs 8y ago
> <a href="javascript:;" target="_blank" class="cell">中文 / Chinese</a> Why?
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by rqs 8y ago
By law, yes. And redistribution of porn materials is a crime that can send committers to prison, depends generally on how much money they've earned from it or/and how many redistribution has been made etc. But personal consumpti
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by rqs 8y ago
I quote from myself: Among those haters, idiots hurts the most. Been an idiot myself, I know how many damage I can cause & caused. Lucky, through out many years, I've learnt to investigate the problem first, before deciding whether
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by rqs 8y ago
People will spend their time on anything they feel useful to them, not the "mobile app". I think you've been mislead by the current situation where everybody is using apps on their phone. But really, the "mobile app&quot
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by rqs 8y ago
> 99% of HN readers are not representative of the intended general userbase of 99% of the apps for ios/android. Not that I agreed with the website vs. app debate, but with all respect, that "userbase of 99% of the apps" wa
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by rqs 8y ago
> offenders can "buy" points from other people so that they still can drive It's illegal, some local official already been prisonized for doing that[0]. So the argument is no longer true. If the "social credit point&q
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by rqs 8y ago
Off topic, but that www.court.gov.cn is awesome. After dug it a bit deeper, I found wenshu.court.gov.cn which seems to contain all the judgment papers across all the courts in a searchable manner. Cool!
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by rqs 8y ago
"Foreign investment law", does that implies the "forced technology transfers by administrative means" is still OK if it is enforced upon domestic companies?
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by rqs 8y ago
I will be happy if by "some other mechanism" they meant "Encrypted SNI". The thing I really don't like to see is that they might eventually keep using the "Host" header and thus potentially creating ambigu
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by rqs 8y ago
Wow, just reading this RFC makes my more comfortable compare to reading RFC7540. Possibly because they hided a huge portion of technical details under the keyword QUIC. I'm not sure I should continue to implement my HTTP/2 server
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by rqs 8y ago
Well, I think all opinion is biased. After all, opinion is not truth, and lets face it, people are biased. The thing is, the reason behind those biases is rather logical, that makes those comments worth noting. (And yes, I know how bad some
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by rqs 8y ago
> Google employee did become more active on these issues which I think is progressive. Because the world is changing. The concern around privacy and censorship hasn't reached that level back in 2006 (Mainly because most westerners h
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by rqs 8y ago
Wasting money on infrastructure is better than wasting on wars. The government of the U.S. need to learn better. The problem with war is that no matter which side wins, both side will always in some way hate each other (Once war started, it
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by rqs 8y ago
Then it will probably be banned in China, so nobody can actually pay the ransom. Plus, I have read a news article on Wired[0], I don't think Monero is private enough to against state/police launched attacks? Consider there are man
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by rqs 8y ago
Well, too late to know for that guy, he's already been arrested[0]. Guys on Solidot[1] digged out many interesting things, including one issue he posted on one of he's own GitHub repo saying "Help! How can I delete this repo,
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by rqs 8y ago
> 5. Hostility Got me curious. I don't think we in China have reached that level (hostile). Many people in China is passive, meaning most of the time you better open up by yourself, otherwise people are likely to leave you alone. Ye

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