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by schuke 5y ago
Exactly. It’s pretty normal for Chinese families to boil or steam with iron wok and then wash with liquid soap. Many cook for years without knowing iron wok can rust. I guess it’s because the main dishes here are mostly high-temperature sir
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by schuke 5y ago
I remember reading somewhere that he was urged by his doctor to eat meat after his illness. And his family gave up being vegan as well.
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by schuke 5y ago
I found the original site more than ten years ago in university. Was amazed by the rich content. Thought it was probably a big well-funded academic project. A few years ago I learned it was done by a single person living in China out of pur
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by schuke 5y ago
Agree with you on both. Rare I think. And those who share it are becoming more and more afraid to express them.
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by schuke 5y ago
Too simple, sometimes naïve. I see what your did there ;) I pointed out GFW as one example, and actually agree with you that it’s not the only reason exchanges are so limited. However, I do notice that examples of failed Western attempts t
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by schuke 5y ago
I think most mainlander Chinese like me would appreciate the vision of the politicians who chose to engage with the Communist Party—-We’re glad we don’t live in a West Korea as a result. The real problem came when the Beijing model began to
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by schuke 5y ago
The philanthropist had discussions with lawyers in October 2019 around when the Microsoft co-founder’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein became public
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by schuke 5y ago
And to think that science has enabled us to do vastly more in a few hundred years.
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by schuke 6y ago
I had a great time with my friends on it. I've never had that much good discussions with my friends about anything since.
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by schuke 6y ago
Why say lot word when few word do trick? When me president, they see, they see.
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A small section of China's railway was crippled by Adobe's Flash ban(twitter.com)
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by schuke 6y ago
It’s quite remarkable Windows was compatible for so long!
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by schuke 6y ago
I think a more useful NATO against China would be something like a NATO for free-speech. Norway gets punished economically for awarding a Nobel prize to a Chinese dissident. It really can't fight back unless all free-speech loving coun
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by schuke 6y ago
Is it only me who found the title misleading? I thought it was a record for can-exposed photos only.
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by schuke 6y ago
“Why use lot word when few word do trick.”
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by schuke 6y ago
If you enjoy traditional magazine in audio format, I would highly recommend The Economist’s audio edition. Every article in read out even including readers’ letters. Such a shame though the app is a bit buggy in audio playback and control.
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by schuke 6y ago
If the US is really after TikTok that would probably be futile? Like when they’re after ZTE and Huawei.
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by schuke 6y ago
Threatening Intel should be good enough? Or do those nanometers not translate? (Genuinely curious)
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by schuke 6y ago
TikTok blocks itself. Others are blocked by the government. Name another major application/social network that does the same?
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by schuke 6y ago
They used to do this within Chinese jurisdiction. Now they're doing it on United State soil.
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by schuke 6y ago
I wonder if anyone know that TikTok is currently actively blocking access from Chinese users. Even with a US Apple ID, even with a VPN/Shadowsocks service, you cannot sign up TikTok as long as your phone is using a Chinese SIM card. I
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by schuke 6y ago
I've heard you can use local voice recognition by long-pressing the dictation button.
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by schuke 6y ago
I write in both English and Chinese. I do find Pilot’s pens somewhat better at writing Chinese.
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by schuke 7y ago
I'm digressing but I've always been curious why people want to use the closed-lid mode. All it does seems to be saving a some desktop space. I place my laptop beneath an external monitor, this way I get a very good second display,
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by schuke 7y ago
I thought it's more like there's no evidence that show massive use of masks by the public is effective.
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by schuke 7y ago
A new trial is being run in Nebraska too.
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by schuke 7y ago
It’ll have to work on the margins. Yes enforcement will be a problem but top off my head I can see people massively reduce consumption for social reasons (like try not to offend your friends, business clients etc). A law by the People’s Con
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by schuke 7y ago
I wonder if the genetical night owl can pull this off too?
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by schuke 7y ago
I just got my WeChat suspended for fifteen days for no obvious reason. (Says I spread malicious rumor but doesn’t specify what exactly) I now use iMessage whenever I can.
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by schuke 7y ago
My mother had been vowing to learn to use a computer for more than a decade before the iPad. Of course she was never able to turn one on. But when she had an iPad she just kept using it.

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