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12y ago
You can't afford to have only an intranet. Not if you want to be a leading power. I even had problems looking up pages from small technology companies that were blocked. They don't have google. Baidu does not compare, not the slig
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12y ago
The ping would be terrible but if you ship a box of DVDs the bandwidth would be decent.
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12y ago
Tor does not work in China. You can't enter the network. You need something called "bridges". You have to send an email to get IP addresses of "entry points". If I remember right, you had to have an gmail email add
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12y ago
So true. Communication communication communication. 1. They don't have internet. They have something like an intranet. If you want to use baidu or oder on taobao, it will work. 2. Phone calls. Forget skype or VOIP. Make a big down pay
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12y ago
Sometimes. It depends on the day, time, location. Many things. A website may be blocked today but not tomorrow. Even gmail (web interface) worked on SOME days. It may be blocked in Shanghai but not in Beijing and vice versa. Port 443? Good
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12y ago
Most Chinese give a f. if something is illegal or not. Look at he xray machines that you are supposed to put your luggage in before you enter the subway. Many Chinese just walk by and ignore the complaining security girls. VPNs? Well, comp
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12y ago
Your experience may be old. VPNs are getting worse every day.
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12y ago
This blocking shit is so annoying. The Chinese shoot themself in the right knee, then in the left knee and say, look, we have the biggest balls! Yes, you may have the biggest balls, but you can't walk anymore dumbo! I experienced that
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12y ago
"Numa will retail for $349." Sounds pricey. The article is quite vague about how it works. I guess you can achieve the same with some configuration on FREETZ http://freetz.org/ with a Fritzbox. http://
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12y ago
I don't get the downvote.
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12y ago
I agree. Nice browser: http://www.uzbl.org/ ;-)
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12y ago
"We have the best weather, culture, food, wine, beaches, etc, you name it." You don't have the best army. Do you know the thinnest book in the world? Italian heroes...
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12y ago
You have to realize that some countries don't have internet. Like China, China does not have internet. They probably don't even know what Internet is. They think if they can order something from Taobao then this is Internet. Regar
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12y ago
"They make smartphones -- they're a hardware company." Actually, they don't make smartphones. They design and sell smartphones.
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12y ago
"Competition to get into these teacher education programs is tough" Let me guess. They give their teachers a decent pay?
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12y ago
Maybe the IT guys appreciate this one: "A complex equation describing complex data isn't a law since it does not possess simplicity" Leibnitz
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12y ago
Yes. While the population was growing 1% per year. Both numbers combined speak a very different language. ;-)
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12y ago
"In 2014, much like 2014, we saw America only solidify its economic dominance http://greyenlightenment.com/?p=1556" Elberto34, of all the clowns you are the funniest one. ;-)
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12y ago
Here is a graph, unfortunately not cumulative, which would it make easier to read: http://ncusar.org/blog/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/US_energy_... Solid economic growth in the 70ies, then a big dip
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12y ago
The US likes to fake the statistics and often revises them down later. The US might have REAL GDP growth. It's population grows about 1% per year. How much more GDP above this 1% does the US really have? This being said. How do you mea
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12y ago
For the sake of Jesus, read this posts and use your brain: "There is No Steady State Economy (except at a very basic level)" http://ourfiniteworld.com/2011/02/21/there-is-no-steady-stat... Limits to
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12y ago
"it isn't possible to create a pure sample of just one of them." Oh, to create a pure sample is a trivial task. But unfortunately it racemizes in your body. It is actually a very interesting compound. Would not be surprised a
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12y ago
Would be good to adjust locations when you move the map.
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12y ago
I am not sure that Occams Razor speaks against it. 1. Reality can be simulated (to different degrees) 2. If realities can be simulated, it is more likely that you are living in a simulation than in the real world. By the way, the "simu
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12y ago
How do I figure this out? I resolve my DNS through my proxy. ##Preference Name Status Type Value network.proxy.socks_remote_dns user set boolean true
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12y ago
Playing with the ports may help. Try 443 instead of 22
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No. I use DNS via my SSH proxy ##Preference Name Status Type Value network.proxy.socks_remote_dns user set boolean true
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12y ago
China does a good job in what it intends to do. Most non-Chinese IP websites are not blocked but traffic gets slowed down by factor 40. I have an offshore webserver. A ping suggests a 50% packet loss. Often you can access foreign websites.
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Ask HN: How can I take my Astrill VPN on a leash?
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12y ago
Doubt it. Lay it on the side of the trans-Siberian railroad.
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