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by ttflee 12y ago
I love Window Maker and hope its development will go on, however, its lack of features really hurts, if you are an Asian language user and have an enthusiastic taste for typeface rendering. It is not a problem for Window Maker alone, but al
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by ttflee 12y ago
IMHO, it was because the engineering departments of the universities were less ruined (than humanity/history/law departments, roughly, though they were not categorized like they are today), during the Great Cultural Revolution bet
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by ttflee 12y ago
The first time I heard about this kind of stuff when I was searching 'Aleister Crowley' in Google but hit Jet Propulsion Lab in the following story: http://io9.com/5978746/the-strangely-true-connection-between
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by ttflee 12y ago
The tl;dr from the article: > Stop associating “hashed” with “secure” when it comes to passwords. If you’re storing user credentials MD5-ed without salt, you’ve put an thumb tack in front of a steamroller - just a minor annoyance that wo
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by ttflee 12y ago
I did this to my calculator, possibly a CASIO one.
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by ttflee 12y ago
For those who cannot access Google web cache (in China): http://blog.sina.com.cn/s/blog_66674dbd01019jpz.html
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by ttflee 12y ago
> Inferring API-call intention from the provided data Correct me if I was wrong. By 'Inferring', did you mean that a generalized broker/translator/proxy could be built in between of unlimited APIs, like the intermedia
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by ttflee 12y ago
FYI, Xiaomi, a Beijing based company, has launched its TV with root-able Android based OS(, but with limited availability like other products from the company). Other competitors are also trying hard to catch up.
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by ttflee 12y ago
The way to explore a bunch of codes is really dependent to how much time and effort one can pour into: - To grep it - To debug it - To read over it - To rewrite it
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by ttflee 13y ago
The missing of MH370 itself is an outlier(, unprecedented according to the Malaysian officials), too. BTW, I was not implying anything.
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by ttflee 13y ago
Could it be possible that another black box happened to be found there? EDIT: I'm just asking a question. Why the down vote anyway?
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by ttflee 13y ago
Yes, it should have been translated as "once per second." Perhaps the "每秒一次"(once per second) was abbreviated to "每秒"(per second) somewhere in the news report.
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by ttflee 13y ago
Choose an expensive VPN. Those free ones are the ones got quickly blocked as more people would be using them which in turn results in the blockage.
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by ttflee 13y ago
It was a 2009 article.
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by ttflee 13y ago
Me too. Maybe those who have doubts if they are in survival mode should also check if they are burnt out at the same time. To identify the problem is the first step solving it.
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by ttflee 13y ago
I found its wiki a clearer but longer version: https://github.com/ethereum/wiki/wiki/%5BEnglish%5D-White-Pa... In short, it is a proposal for a framework/protocol/platform/you-name-it sort of l
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by ttflee 13y ago
[sarcasm] Having been enduring this kind of shit for years in mainland China, I am glad to see that it migrated to the (sort of) 'free' world, eventually! [/sarcasm] BTW, I have to manoeuvre some IP addresses of the CDNs in &
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Lens free camera by Rambus(technologyreview.com)
1 points by ttflee 13y ago|0 comments
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by ttflee 13y ago
I am designing an app that would potentially annoy the users from time to time(, the background Core Bluetooth). I am trying my best to fight against the desire of scheduling frequent local notifications. To tell the truth I was annoyed by
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by ttflee 13y ago
> I have heard that in China, they put a doctor on retainer and only pay him when they are well. So doctors in China only make money if you are well. Never lived in a China like this.
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by ttflee 13y ago
Mandarin, technically, refers to the standardised accent of Northern Chinese. If by Mandarin you mean spoken and written Simplified Chinese, of course, that would be difficult. Many Chinese students have to struggle for a decade on it, too,
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by ttflee 13y ago
'But this long run is a misleading guide to current affairs. In the long run we are all dead.'
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by ttflee 13y ago
FYI: The market of Tencent has surpassed Intel's. http://blogs.wsj.com/digits/2014/03/11/tencents-market-cap-r...
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by ttflee 13y ago
I used to think that I would reject any PCs that does not ship with PCI slots when I was a teenager.
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by ttflee 13y ago
Amazing but it seems that there is an obvious bug in handling scroll events. I am using Magic Track Pad in Safari so there is no visible drag-able scroll bar in the attribute panel. When I scroll the attribute panel, the scroll events just
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by ttflee 13y ago
9 out of 10 linux devices that accessed wikipedia were Android!
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by ttflee 13y ago
> in communist party they discuss and study communism theory. Yes, the CCP members believe in Marxism as much as the members of Church of England believe in God, according to my personal speculations.
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by ttflee 13y ago
Although I have never seen either of the two, I have heard rumors that people claimed that the Yinhe-I was actually cloned Cray-I. Considering that the subtle equilibrium among north east Asian countries, the Soviet and the U.S. during the
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How Browsers Work: Behind the scenes of modern web browsers(html5rocks.com)
2 points by ttflee 13y ago|1 comments
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Have they tried to ask the Chinese scientists? I heard rumors that the Yinhe (银河, the Milky Way in Chinese) I supercomputer was kinda `compatible' with Cray I. http://books.google.com.hk/books?id=nmz5nDJAYGMC&pg=PA2

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