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ttflee
9y ago
Bitrate of voice UI is miserable.
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ttflee
9y ago
TL;DR Laser window bug upgraded to high speed camera/DSLR using scanning delay between rows of pixels.
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9y ago
#Offtopic TIL, MacPaint 2.0 was sold for US$125. And that MacPaint 1.3's source code was provided to Computer History Museum due to support of Steve Jobs. Maybe it's time to email Bill Gates? https://en.wikipedia.org&#x
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ttflee
9y ago
Just cleared some of my iCloud photos with faces. Resistance is useless. WeChat, QQ, AliPay and other complied third-party online services are more than enough. As long as you are connected in the Matrix, it has you.
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ttflee
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From what I know about posts circulated in WeChat timeline, I would bet that most Chinese have already been brainwashed that national security should be defended at all cost and that Edward Snowden is a traitor whose action indirectly benef
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9y ago
The METAL (proposed by Gary Bernhardt) is not about running in CPU, but running all software in byte code and render native code obsolete, by implementing software process isolation and save the overhead of syscalls, memory mapping and prot
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9y ago
Every time I see such news, I tell myself maybe it is the time we port a browser into the Linux kernel and build METAL, like Gary Bernhardt foretold. https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/the-birth-and-death...
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9y ago
Would this process also work for WiFi usb dongles, which also operate on 2.4GHz?
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9y ago
We email them resumes and they got the attachment printed so that their managers could draw circles and lines on it, with a pen.
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The Snowden Refugees Under Surveillance in Hong Kong
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Ixy – a userspace network driver in 1000 lines of code
(github.com)
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Even if the migrant workers were exploited by local residents and employers, they were still better-off than they could gain in their rural home. I worked in Beijing for more than three years without registering any residential permit, rent
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9y ago
Watch the 60 Minutes interview of Jiang by Mike Wallace.
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ttflee
9y ago
So, Liskov substitution principle does apply to intelligent stuff.
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Are you non-east-Asian? Chinese police answers to foreigners so quickly that jokes about foreigner-aided-reporting-to-police-as-a-service are circulated.
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9y ago
GTD is more or less a real world event loop of tasks implemented on individual human beings.
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9y ago
I just wish that I had finished reading the implementation of CFRunloop so I could compare it with GTD.
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9y ago
The part about Khrushchev's failed reform of economic management was interesting as if he had failed to refactor Soviet systems from monolithic into micro-service based.
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I doubt if this would be the future of the whatever network in China, after someday it cut itself from the rest of Internet.
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ttflee
9y ago
And it's almost the same trajectory for Leonid Brezhnev.
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ttflee
9y ago
So, did it mean that Mozilla has implemented Core Animation counterparts in each and every platform they supported?
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ttflee
9y ago
Permanent Court of Arbitration has a longer history than UN does.
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9y ago
Easy. First identify some hotspot user, send the police, prosecute one or two, and let the chilling effect finish the rest.
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ttflee
9y ago
What you described just reminded me of the Culture Revolution in China during Mao’s last decade.
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The impact of so-called tech savvy users is exaggerated. Criticism from IT sector would be put out no harder than that in other cases. Organized commune hardly exists after so many years since the repression in 1989 and IT companies must be
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Problem is that, from past experiences, censorship were rarely alleviated even after the event it was supposed to serve. Situations deteriorated year by year. First it was TCP reset by keyword, then came the DNS poisoning, and then the bloc
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> e coli can reproduce in optimal conditions Then avoid dipping your hand into beef stew for too long. Most of time, germs grow like sigmoid function.
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Rule of law v.s. rule by law
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It's no secret that levels of Worker-Peasant-Soldier students were usually inferior than those of who went through merit-based exams.
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Not only lazy but weak in academics.
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