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by ttflee 13y ago
After switching to OS X after spending years using Windows and then Linux, I have forgotten the feelings about keyboard shortcuts in both ease of use and consistency across applications on Windows/Linux.
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by ttflee 13y ago
How about the GPS inside Android/iPhone?
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by ttflee 13y ago
Unfortunately, an app cannot be made `-568h` only. And -[UIImage imageWithName:] does not support `-568h` infix.
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by ttflee 13y ago
> via wireless TD-SCDMA. Or EDGE. Actually there are two or three such phones in my office.
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by ttflee 13y ago
A naive question: if multiplexing of SPDY is so important to load speed, why not promote SCTP (Stream Control Transmission Protocol) instead of TCP (Transmission Control Protocol)? EDIT: It was reported that SPDY over SCTP was faster than S
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by ttflee 13y ago
Not supporting Unicode often drive me crazy/sad, especially for a diff/patch tool.
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by ttflee 13y ago
Google services is out-of-option in China. Google Play Services may quickly contributed to the fragmentation of Andorids in near future as another factor.
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by ttflee 13y ago
> While countries like the US haven't really done anything in the last few decades At least, US and Europe have got Mars rovers into working, with failure and success.
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by ttflee 13y ago
If you really care about $99/yr, why do you not just buy an Android phone?
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by ttflee 13y ago
Practically, you can still install(, or STEAL from Apple's perspective,) a Hackintosh if you have plenty of time and energy to do the homework. If you have already secured a job and have a salary higher than the price of a Mac Mini div
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by ttflee 13y ago
Xiaomi competes for the consumers who are jealous of the UX of iOS but could not afford a real iPhone. Also Xiaomi fails to match the demands to its flagship products time and time and always runs into shortages.
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by ttflee 13y ago
Yeah, there is no cure for the common cold, except immune system, so far.
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by ttflee 13y ago
This reminded me about an interview to an adware author, in which he told a story about creating unwritable registry keys and file names 'by exploiting an “impedance mismatch” between the Win32 API and the NT API': http:/&#x
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by ttflee 13y ago
Perhaps by simply using a different set of metaphors and synonyms, it could be circumvented. However, thesauruses are hard. See http://www.itworld.com/cloud-computing/379566/don-t-go-progr...
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by ttflee 13y ago
> China shows that you can have a capitalst economy in a (not a real one, but wanting to be) communist country. Wanting to be? I'm afraid that China would never want trying again in the current reign. China just has not yet figured
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by ttflee 13y ago
Ah, in China you watch CCTV; in United Kindom, CCTVs watch you.
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by ttflee 13y ago
I'm afraid this is not the type of anime I was discussing. The Legend Of Kung Fu Rabbit seems to have certain originality. What I mentioned was those copy-cat animated TV series potentially violating IP of the original creators. The av
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by ttflee 13y ago
Some of those ghost cities claims are false. Some claims of 'ghost-city' are using obsolete photos(, e.g. the Florentia Village in Wuqing, Tianjin was falsely labeled ghost shopping malls in an io9.com article where you can hardly
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by ttflee 13y ago
> "the US is even worse" This is exactly what the Reference News and Global Times have been trying to express in these years.
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by ttflee 13y ago
As long as you do not care about the originality and quality, CG animation is cheap and fast. In China, some cartoon production companies have made money out of fast paced 3D animations. They copied the story board from Japanese ancestor an
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by ttflee 13y ago
> it also limits information and analysis for China’s decision makers In China, the officials read Internal References(, which is not to be mistaken for the Reference News, which is openly published by Xinhua News Agency, and can be brow
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by ttflee 13y ago
I typed www.facebook.com. Amazingly, it was the response page itself that got blocked(, TCP reset to be precise). Perhaps the Great Fire Wall read 'www.facebook.com' as a substring in url, and subsequently killed it.
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What About Stream Control Transmission Protocol (SCTP)?(networkworld.com)
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by ttflee 13y ago
I just had an intuition that the choices of gals in this article are kinda similar to various strategies for innovative products. Some products target the alpha consumers, e.g. those early adopters and innovators, while some others target b
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by ttflee 13y ago
Here is a Chinese proverb: Survive on suffering, perish on luxury
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by ttflee 13y ago
Is there a model or a theory for gaming strategy in time domain?
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by ttflee 13y ago
In case that you want to fend off eavesdropping by NSA, you shouldn't. But I simply just want to watch youtube, browse blogspot/wordpress pages and get around of the Great Fire Wall, so I do not care.
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by ttflee 13y ago
Tips: Do not choose the cheapest one. The PPTP service I subscribed works most of the time.
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by ttflee 13y ago
I guess those dates must be treated with greater caution, as the history and calendar used to be complicated(, not as smooth as UTC time). http://www.quirksmode.org/blog/archives/2009/04/making_time_...
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by ttflee 13y ago
Sometimes I feel guilty for not insisting to use 64-bit time stamp for company's products. Hope anyone keeping those gadgets long enough to hit year 2038 would get sufficient fortune.

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