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tianqi
4y ago
It is definitely not only about the zero-covid policy. There are certain slogans in there that people rarely say because that takes a serious danger. So not much, but that means more.
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tianqi
4y ago
I, a human being, don't know how to do these either.
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tianqi
4y ago
I don't think this is an attack of any value. These examples are just funny, like what babies say. The fact that a baby says something funny because it lacks background knowledge is not a proof that the baby "has no idea what it&#
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tianqi
4y ago
Although I didn't learn anything new, I must say that not a single word of this article is incorrect.
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tianqi
4y ago
That is Friedmann Equation. Homophone of "freedom".
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tianqi
4y ago
I may be a little off topic, but I wanted to provide a special sample. In China, Weibo is fully real identity verified, but there is only more thorough manipulation of speech on there. Real people afraid to voice would make bots more effect
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tianqi
4y ago
Tbh I was quite looking forward to it.
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Twitter will make an alternative phone if AppStore and Google boot it
(twitter.com)
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tianqi
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tianqi
4y ago
When I was in university I tested a lot of (say 100+) instant noodles. I'm sure the MARUTAI Hakata Nagahama Tonkotsu is the best. Until now I still always keep a few packs at home as a warmth when I work late into the night.
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tianqi
4y ago
>> "actually going to such lengths could draw unwanted attention from automated analysis tools. That's why criminals almost always favor pseudo-steganographical methods such as slang dialects and gang symbols" Thank you
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tianqi
4y ago
Thank you. I see.
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tianqi
4y ago
I am in China and aware of the Apple risk. But I don't think Apple is indiscriminately recording the keys people enter for each app and providing them to the gov, so I don't think that threatens end-to-end encrypted data. Am I rig
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tianqi
4y ago
Would you please expand on that? Like what?
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tianqi
4y ago
I think that the end-to-end encryption way (if the key is not uploaded) is secure even against such a government. Isn't it?
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tianqi
4y ago
The thing is: Local plaintext storage sounds beautiful, but is it really more secure than end-to-end encrypted cloud storage?
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Ask HN: How secure are plaintext files stored on local computer?
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tianqi
4y ago
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tianqi
4y ago
Indeed. Thier every 'enhancements' makes me feel that they have absolutely no idea what their strengths are.
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Elon Musk: Relaunch Twitter Blue Verified on Nov 29th
(twitter.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
The French newspapers announced the departure of Bonaparte from Elba, his progress through France, and his entry into Paris in the following manner: — 9th March, the Anthropophagus has quitted his den — 10th, the Corsican Ogre has landed at
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Poll: When Do You Think Twitter Will Go Down?
(buzzfeednews.com)
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tianqi
4y ago
In the title it's iPad vs laptop, but in the text it's iPad vs pen and paper. That gets me lost. When it comes to iPad replacing laptop. I don't think it's a good thing. iPad is a consumer of information (playing apps, w
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tianqi
4y ago
Mbps/Gbps/Tbps is the bandwidth speed, instead of the physical speed of electromagnetic wave. You can always make more fibers and codecs and have them in parallel to get a greater bandwidth speed, which has no maximum limit. It al
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tianqi
4y ago
I think this is a serious issue and most non-technical people underestimate the risk. The most severe case of this issue was the Edison Chen photo scandal in 2008( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edison_Chen_photo_scandal
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Twitter backend Nick Morgan got fired and exposed the dismissal email
(twitter.com)
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tianqi
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"These blades are ... frequently referred to as the stars." They were knowledgable and romantic.
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tianqi
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That sounds horrible, I hope you were okay. Also it's hard to imagine. What brand and model of mask were you wearing?
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tianqi
4y ago
In fact, you are right, the mandatory regulations proposed for equipment after this tragic incident did turn fencing into one of the safest rival sports later on.
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Fencer Matthias Behr takes in relatives of the opponent he stabbed (2022)
(archysport.com)
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This tragic accident in 1982 changed the sport of fencing forever. As a fencer, all of our equipment today has been changed by the accident. This is why I have been so familiar with the accident long before. Today I was overwhelmed with emo
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tianqi
4y ago
I think Evernote would be a good option.
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