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by ttflee 11y ago
That's what happened in China in the first and second decades after Communists assumed power in 1949. In waves of political movements, many, if not all, of the old elites were repressed, exiled and killed. Showing sympathy for them was
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by ttflee 11y ago
But nobody I know pronounces Xcode as ten-code.
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Experts Question Alipay's Backup Plans After Long Glitch(english.caixin.com)
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by ttflee 11y ago
A little OT, but I am always tempted to think whether the lunar calendar has something to do with menstruation or not.
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by ttflee 12y ago
Interestingly, I cannot get round of CNNIC, as I am likely to operate some services for my employer on Windows Azure in China. http://www.cnnic.cn/jczyfw/fwqzs/fwqzsdtgg/201403/t20140312_... Microsoft is
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by ttflee 12y ago
No, it is not a joke. Seriously, it was one of the major manufacturers of malware (CNNIC中文上网, with rootkit included) in China.
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by ttflee 12y ago
Many of us Chinese developers have already equipped with VPNs and tunnels as a daily productivity tool. It seems that the purpose of the gov'nt is to block access from less tech-savvy users, which greatfire and nytimes-cn provide.
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by ttflee 12y ago
IMHO, had Firefox dared remove CNNIC root cert, Mozilla would already been ousted with their business in China, like Google.
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by ttflee 12y ago
What we had feared for years happens. In China (mainland), the genuine certificate of google.com/gmail could not be verified from time to time (possibly due to inaccessibility to intermediate CA that signed these certs), adding up to t
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by ttflee 12y ago
And the New Norm.
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by ttflee 12y ago
It could be that they were fed with rumors made by enemies as the journalists of foreign media are the first ones to know many things in China. e.g. BBC was among the first ones to know the fall of the Gang of Four (not to be mistaken for t
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by ttflee 12y ago
> why would the Chinese government block it So far as I remember, Bloomberg reported some taboos about corruption scandal of The First Family of China. http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/07/04/us-chin
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by ttflee 12y ago
FYI, Oracle installs Baidu (Nasdaq BIDU) bloat wares in Java Updater here in China.
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by ttflee 12y ago
To my best knowledge, activists from China did plead to remove CNNIC (China Internet Network Information Center) root cert from Mozilla Firefox but failed. That cert was added as https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=
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by ttflee 12y ago
According to Evernote's EDAM scheme ( https://dev.evernote.com/media/pdf/edam-sync.pdf ) > the synchronization scheme pushes all of the record keeping and conflict resolution work onto the client so that the
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by ttflee 12y ago
> I have only one Evernote note that matters. Everything is in that note. IMHO, sorting out versioning of one giant piece of note programatically is quite challenging. FYI: Evernote implements EDAM scheme for synchronisation. https:&#x2
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by ttflee 12y ago
Do you mean crowd-sourcing an army of skeptics in the way of Mathematicians? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polymath_Project
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by ttflee 12y ago
Debugging with lldb: no crash; Running from springboard: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (SIGKILL - CODESIGNING)
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by ttflee 12y ago
Yes, I have heard of some algorithms that consume a lot more memory to balance timing. E.g.: http://michaelrbernste.in/2013/06/03/real-time-garbage-colle...
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by ttflee 12y ago
IMHO, they want to get everything that has a UI as responsive as possible. GC in theory is a good feature but it does not guarantee that constant time is used for each mark-and-sweep cycle. And together with multithreading that means uncert
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by ttflee 12y ago
Is it 64-bit only? Which hardware are you using for this test? EDIT: I cannot reproduce on iPhone 5 which is NOT running any 64-bit kernel.
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by ttflee 12y ago
I know that and mach_* are supposed to be dynamically loaded. But what I failed to get is to reproduce the kernel panic, not to build and run on my iPhone 5. By now that piece of code could run but only result in normal crash, not kernel pa
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by ttflee 12y ago
But clang did not treat it as an error when I commented the #include line. I have no idea if it was actually dynamically linked.
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by ttflee 12y ago
Just tried with iOS 8.1 SDK. It seems that <mach/mach_vm.h> is not supported on iOS. So far, I failed to reproduce the crash/kernel panic with code snippet from the original post.
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by ttflee 12y ago
IMHO, having a VM in hand may help you align both your dev and production environments.
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by ttflee 12y ago
A little bit OT. I tried to go back to Firefox as I wrote an internal tool for company. Two problems did not go well: a) Firefox failed to provide a reasonable size for SVG elements, and by calling getBBox() I got a bounds that is not cro
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by ttflee 12y ago
The problem is not whether it is legal to use Swift in a 3rd party environment, but the lack of support in the 3rd party eco-system per se means the attempt would vanish, in time. I believe most of us who actually use Objective-C choose it
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by ttflee 12y ago
> I still fail to see why we should not use Javascript for everything. From time to time, I found the idea in Gary Bernhardt's talk, The Birth and Death of JavaScript /pronounced as yah-wa-skript/, despite being very hilar
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by ttflee 12y ago
China is not a state ruled by law (, as some believe it is ruled by theft, or a kleptocracy). So it is not well defined whether this incident is illegal, and usually for controversial issues, argument for or against its legal status is not
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by ttflee 12y ago
Try to setup a cloud service that is not from Google, e.g. Amazon AWS or MS Azure.

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