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by wyuenho 6y ago
Why?
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by wyuenho 6y ago
Worse, Hyperoptic gives everyone a terrible ZTE router lol
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by wyuenho 6y ago
National security != information security National security includes things such as the prevention of over-reliance on a foreign supplier working with a foreign subversive government hell-bent on their unfair mercantilist policies. It'
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by wyuenho 6y ago
Global natural herd immunity could suppress the disease cases to next to nothing. The problem is there's a very high price to pay before we get there.
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Hong Kong Did It(theatlantic.com)
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The Silent Invader (Westinghouse Broadcasting, 1957)(youtube.com)
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by wyuenho 7y ago
I appreciate this detailed response, but I'm afraid if it takes an essay to respond to a simple question of "why break out if more than 5 lines", and the reader with 15 years of programming experience who's well-versed i
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by wyuenho 7y ago
I'm fairly new to Ruby after having many years of Python and JS experience. One of the most annoying things I find with Rubocop is it asks me to break every 5-10 lines or so into a separate method by default. I mean, Ruby is not a part
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by wyuenho 7y ago
What took Twitter so long?
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by wyuenho 7y ago
Nice! When can I debug nodejs code in Firefox?
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by wyuenho 7y ago
There's no hypocrisy, but this article is skimming on the most important piece of information. This ban is enacted as a law using emergency powers (which grants the CE almost dictatorial powers), meaning it bypassed the deliberations o
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by wyuenho 7y ago
One thing you do have to realize is, the Chinese are very good at keeping up the appearances. While there are local elections, there's usually no right to stand for elections. These so-called elections, generally has only 1 candidate,
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by wyuenho 7y ago
More importantly, YouTube now labels all media channels like BBC or RT by their funding sources, where's that disclaimer on any PRC media outlets?
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by wyuenho 7y ago
Whenever people bring up human rights abuses in China, that China is a totalitarian country, there are always people bring up that democracy isn't that much better, it's chaotic, there are special interests, there are ways to abus
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by wyuenho 7y ago
Assange will get a fair trial, does the PRC know what a fair trial is?
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by wyuenho 7y ago
I think I've made some points not often made here on HN, as I find most thread on many similar threads since years ago rather superficial. I was hoping they will be educational.
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by wyuenho 7y ago
Let's only consider Chinese Communist Party members, which is still a deeply Leninist organization. My rough math is 90mil/1.3b ~ 7% chance that any Chinese from the mainland I encounter belong in an organization that has enacted
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by wyuenho 7y ago
> This is flat-out unsubstantiated I understand this is a fairly extensive claim, and possibly very hard to swallow from a liberal, treat-everyone-as-an-individual tradition, so allow me to substantiate it. In 2017, a group of Chinese sc
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by wyuenho 7y ago
"Historically, all state actor-sized DDoS (200-400 Gb/s of junk) we experienced coincided in time with protests in Hong Kong (coordinated on @telegram). This case was not an exception." At a certain point, you have to declare
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by wyuenho 7y ago
I should have made this clearer. This proposal wasn't refused by the protestors, it was refused by the government.
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by wyuenho 7y ago
That is exactly what was proposed by the HKBAR, but obviously it was refused. This isn't really just about extradition, it's about giving China enough power to capture anyone passing through Hong Kong that's worth a bargaini
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by wyuenho 7y ago
Basically, not long after Huawei's CFO was arrested in Canada, the HK gov has, using a murder case that happened in Taiwan as a pretense, to revive a long dead extradition bill that will, for the first time since the handover, that HK
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by wyuenho 8y ago
Thats exactly what I used. Highly recommend AirConnect.
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by wyuenho 8y ago
For me, the ability to look up a word from the built-in dictionary on the Mac. But I do use FF at home and only use Chrome at work.
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by wyuenho 8y ago
lol. I don't think being pedantic is the problem, wanting attention and needing to show off their egos are.
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by wyuenho 8y ago
The Nazi party also did quite well for a period of time, also the Soviets. Also, no the CCP didn't lift half a billion people out of crippling poverty, the WTO did. The economy in China are markedly different before and after joining t
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by wyuenho 8y ago
After reading all the comments below, I'm quite disappointed that there are still many that equate joining the CCP as joining the Freemasons or the Republican party. Do any of these other parties have their own secret services and armi
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by wyuenho 8y ago
The means the party now also has control over his personal lives.
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by wyuenho 8y ago
> Being a Communist member isn't a SIN. And Ma openly said he is a fan of Mao and would not hesitate to hand over Alipay to the 'country', had the government asked for it. I'm surprised that being a communist member i
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by wyuenho 8y ago
He did, that's what confirmed means.

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