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by temp8964 4y ago
There is a "conspiracy" theory that those VPN works in China because they have a connection to the CCP. It would be amazing if Tailscale can use ExpressVPN kind of services for handshaking so that it can work inside the GFW.
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by temp8964 4y ago
Would any of those can be used against China's GFW? Tailscale could be blocked by the GFW [1]. I guess that's because it uses a central beacon node? Also they are built on WireGuard, which is not obfuscated, so they can be detecte
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by temp8964 4y ago
Creating Amazon is helping people, billions of people. If you don't understand this, this discussion is pointless. Let's just forget about it.
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by temp8964 4y ago
LoL. Where does he donate hundred billions to can create something like Amazon? The federal government spend 10billions every day.
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by temp8964 4y ago
> "do some majorly positive action for the world" What can Jeff Bezos do more positive than creating Amazon? What can Elon Musk do more positive than creating Tesla and SpaceX? etc. etc.
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by temp8964 4y ago
Wouldn't remote be the simplest solution? Unfortunately, I can't find a perfect remote software, which should be able to automatically adapt to client resolutions, support multiple monitors, use hardware acceleration. RDP is great
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by temp8964 4y ago
I don’t think you can get a driver’s license in one step shop. It usually requires you bring documents and wait in long lines and schedule a test and take the test on a different day and go back wait in long lines. There’s no way you can ge
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by temp8964 4y ago
But you need multiple steps including the driver’s test to get a driver’s license, then you can drive. In this recent shooting, it’s obvious the shooter got his guns way too easily. I am pro-gun but I think you should be required to have a
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by temp8964 4y ago
> Irrationally, a high school science teacher typically has massively more "education" coursework than science. This is not true. A high school science teacher usually has more science coursework than education coursework. Usua
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by temp8964 4y ago
Medical schools usually have separated funding sources too. Many professors are in fact practicing medicine in their field.
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by temp8964 4y ago
No. Football coaches don’t get salary from tuitions. Athletic department has separated funding sources.
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by temp8964 4y ago
I wish someone can build an unbiased fearmongering indicator for news sites. For myself, I use Google News and I immediately filter out any source for any fearmongering headlines.
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by temp8964 4y ago
I would say it’s both a misconception and a conspiracy theory.
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by temp8964 4y ago
You seem to adopt a more narrowed definition of conspiracy theory. I agree you do provide a valid example. However, as you noted, "in the sense of 10 years ago", you may also agree that it would be harder to distinguish with the b
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by temp8964 4y ago
Where did I take the hospital's side? I said the hospital made a mistake. I am not satisfied with the title of the report because I think the hospital's mistake had a valid reason, it's not an intentional scam. It's not
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by temp8964 4y ago
It's true that misconceptions are not the same as conspiracy theories. However, misconceptions on social phenomena are more likely become conspiracy theories, because they commonly involve speculating other people's behaviors or i
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by temp8964 4y ago
Seriously, where did I imply the patient is in the wrong?
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by temp8964 4y ago
Where did I imply the patient is in the wrong?
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by temp8964 4y ago
Did you read my comment? Where did I support the hospital?
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by temp8964 4y ago
What’s your point against my comment?
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by temp8964 4y ago
What’s your point against my comment?
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by temp8964 4y ago
If you read the article, the hospital made a mistake, didn’t know she’s an out-of-network patient, so got the insurance wrong. If you only read the title, it sounds like the hospital scammed her. All the reports on this news sound this way.
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by temp8964 4y ago
Actually it’s the purpose of the side pushing for this. They want this to be put in practice before it’s officially shut down by the court.
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by temp8964 4y ago
After he resigned, everyone cut tie with him and his grants were took away. If he had sued the university, the university can't do anything to him while the lawsuit is going on.
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by temp8964 4y ago
> He resigned from the Whitehead, and eventually MIT, at the advice of his lawyers who thought it would help him secure his next job. (“I one hundred percent regret that,” Sabatini told me). I feel this is the most critical mistake he ma
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by temp8964 4y ago
It’s actually sad to see it go. I really want to see how ridiculous it can go down the road. This ends too fast.
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by temp8964 4y ago
Yes. There are a few cool things only exist in R: - R Shiny - RStudio Jobs - RStudio Server - RMarkdown, Blogdown, Bookdown, etc.
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by temp8964 4y ago
There were people committing suicide because they couldn't go to hospital to get treatment. Everything is locked down. But hey, let's do the math ...
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by temp8964 4y ago
Hard drives can be turned to sleep when they are not being accessed. If you do that, the electricity cost will be very low. There is a believe that this will damage the hard drives. I am not sure how valid it is.
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by temp8964 4y ago
> data hoarding, which is a problem. Data hoarding is not a problem. It's a hobby. Everyone needs a hobby, most hobbies cost money. Traveling? Cost money. Woodworking? Cost money. Photography? Cost money. Biking? Cost money. Gaming?

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