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by rqs 8y ago
Weird. Huawei made an carefully worded announcement early this day and states that they are didn't violate any related law: - https://www.zhihu.com/question/304821204 - https://weibo.com/25571295
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by rqs 8y ago
> The account will likely be locked upon investigation The WeChat account already been banned. http://www.xinhuanet.com/fortune/2018-12/05/c_1123807970.htm Now it's time for the police to dig out the
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by rqs 8y ago
One question: As far as my knowledge told me, anything (or most?) interface{} in Go will be put to heap instead of stack. Will generics change that? I really want to utilize those 2~4K stack spaces for the routines.
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by rqs 8y ago
One thing you don't realized is that, if you put Uighurs along side with Falun Gong, you're making Uighurs look bad. And we are talking about Falun Gong here. I don't have enough information about Uighurs. About Uighurs, two
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by rqs 8y ago
> been through some serious shit in their lifetime That's for sure. Somebody actually hoping Falun Gong can be the cure for their cancer. It's not actually a problem about economic policies and cultural revolution, I think the
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by rqs 8y ago
> Falun Gong is the blueprint for this Let's don't bring them on the table. Just like you don't bring Peoples Temple or Branch Davidians or any other cult onto the table when you talking about such topic. I actually knew s
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by rqs 8y ago
Meanwhile in China, people are bashing the education system hard as well, saying it "Teaching to the test" (a Wikipedia term [0]), "Serving political purpose" and "Like a factory". In my opinion, a successful e
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by rqs 8y ago
> Pretty clear sign that they quit the Chinese market for whatever reason Well, I'm not very sure, but we had few crack downs on VPN selling recently in China, some people even received prison time plus fine. It's not very safe
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by rqs 8y ago
The thing is, when you ask somebody for their opinion, the most important thing you'll get out of it is not about the opinion itself, instead, it's about how and why the opinion been formed. And most people build their opinion bas
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> There was a young Chinese woman there, who felt safer. Why wouldn't she? If you've installed a nuclear bomb inside a person's home and tell that person the bomb will keep him safe, he will probably feel safer either. Tha
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by rqs 8y ago
> depends a bit on which in part of the ecosystem you work This is also my experience. The feeling towards Rust is highly depends on the dependency of choice. Rust itself is mostly very stable though. I've implemented few pure algor
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by rqs 8y ago
> Any E2EE service that has a webapp is susceptible to this But I don't think everybody are making webapps to service data of their E2EE product, isn't it? The key point is, if the webapp can be compromised by anybody who are i
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by rqs 8y ago
> People with little to no experience with computers. Guess what they were all fine. I think the original comment was talking about ugly UI rather than "Linux works just fine". The key point I believe was, if Linux came with be
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by rqs 8y ago
Time to bring up this educational video: https://youtu.be/JASUsVY5YJ8?t=280
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by rqs 8y ago
> Never leave a bedroom window open in SE Asia, unless you love mosquito bites A bit weird. How do you guys in the west repellent bugs during summer? In China, we use window mesh + mosquito coil + vape mat, work like magic most of the ti
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by rqs 8y ago
Well, our city (far smaller than Shanghai) has installed few devices to monitoring traffic jam many years ago, probably because nobody actually wants to take stand beside a road for a whole day as a carrier. It's very interesting point
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by rqs 8y ago
Since we're here already ... Maybe also no smartphone door unlocking? I don't get it, why everybody start to build car like a smartphone now days?
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by rqs 8y ago
> you could define the equivalent of Go error in Rust as a trait and box it (ie. a trait object). I know this basically how Go's error handling works (Put error data on heap and pass the reference), but I'm not fan of it (the p
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by rqs 8y ago
I know. But for me personally, the `io::Reader` and `io::Writer` is still not comfortable enough. Mainly because it's return values, `io::Error` to be specific. Because I found that in many of my cases, predefined `io::ErrorKind` is no
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by rqs 8y ago
I think the learning curve thing is depends on what's the language that you are compare it with. C++ for example, is a hard language, but the learning curve is ... progressive (rise bit by bit). Rust on the other hand, is like climbing
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by rqs 8y ago
Of course. But what if DNS can also be encrypted?
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by rqs 8y ago
> So what's the plan for when IPv6 gains more adoption and we don't need SNI as much since every site can have its own public IP address Say sometimes I love to visit a very private website for my personal pleasure when I'
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by rqs 8y ago
> A consored Google would do so much good by bringing proper competition to the market. China is experiencing some weird shit right now. Before we can sort things out by ourselves, I don't think a new character can change the status
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by rqs 8y ago
"Paid". "Will Pay" is a completely different business model here, a riskier one.
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by rqs 8y ago
Explained in detail, also the web page is well-built. Thank you.
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by rqs 8y ago
What an accuracy hit. Few years ago I was watching across some YouTube video about drones. In one video, some guy was flying a hacked DJI drone to workaround the limitation so just he can fly it higher. I of course concerned about it becaus
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by rqs 8y ago
> It was hard for me to get vendors to accept paper money. In this case, by law (Law of the People's Republic of China on Commercial Banks to be specific), refuse to accept RMB as domestic commercial payment in China is illegal. I
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by rqs 8y ago
Install Google Translate was really a good tip. And Maybe some paper strips with translated sentences printed on it could also be helpful. And don't forget to download a map app, not only it can prevent taxi scam to a degree, also it c
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by rqs 8y ago
Overall, all of them are fine desktop environments. But the thing is, if you're making a large application, for Gnome for example, then you can't by default be confident that your application can work very well on other desktop en
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by rqs 8y ago
Or maybe just those manufacturers doing their online shopping and accidentally bought those kind of comprised chips. Yes, you can actually buy the similar looking chip on Taobao.com by searching HHM1523C1[0] or HHM1526[1]. Some vendors even

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