whatcanthisbee

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   by whatcanthisbee 8y ago

   > ES6, Typescript, React NodeJS didn't make those - they'd be around with any nodejs alternative. btw, nodejs should provide some "isolated" mode (ie run as user "nobody-projectName-userName" - eg. "nob
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   by whatcanthisbee 8y ago

   can't nodejs run default as user "node-<project-name>-<username>"? ie. run the process as "node-react-whatcanthisbee"? (or provide option to do so using "isolated-node" versions/flags&#x2F
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   by whatcanthisbee 8y ago

   so is the hardware keys the only answer?
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   by whatcanthisbee 8y ago

   would continuing to type or holding the keys after/before entering my password help?
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   by whatcanthisbee 8y ago

   > By the end of March 1st, 2015, all reports and reviews about the documentary Under the Dome were withdrawn from online websites > The reason of banning was said to be the pressure of public perception of smog and the fear of collect
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   by whatcanthisbee 8y ago

   agreed. But China's "quality and quantity" effectively is "as long as there isn't a bloody riot all over the place" :( and speaking of dissidents, why would Chinese police operate "execution vans"? is
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   by whatcanthisbee 8y ago

   oh thanks for the correction. /s/electorate/gov_officials
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   by whatcanthisbee 8y ago

   isn't it all because there's no election in China? without elections, why would a gov. official listen to "the people"?
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   by whatcanthisbee 8y ago

   I sure hope so. But China's wasting its energy on: - cracking down dissidents (no election - no real 'authority', officials don't have any incentives to listen to "the people"^TM) - handling local politics (aga
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    by whatcanthisbee 8y ago

    but in US, the pressure-flow goes like this: step1. public pressures on the electorate step2. electorate pressures on spying agencies ... and step1 is impossible in China
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    by whatcanthisbee 8y ago

    is it related to the term "public servants"? or stories about gov. employees doing nothing but getting paid?
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    by whatcanthisbee 8y ago

    "cultural relativity" phrase probably wasn't intended to justify "anything is OK"... so anything is "OK" as long as it has "tradition"? A mafia mob family with a "tradition" in killing
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    by whatcanthisbee 8y ago

    you're really optimistic... why would PRC provide a stable "work" and "exercise" routine when it can simply use a death-van? PRC is wiser to do a quick off-with-their-heads when it wants to shush someone
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    by whatcanthisbee 8y ago

    well good luck trying on those countries! with PRC operating quick-death-"police"-vans, aren't you telling the intercept reporters to risk their lives? maybe you should try...?
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    by whatcanthisbee 8y ago

    For south koreans, it's all about "can I go to gangnam within 1 hour?" Most jobs, private tutors for kids, etc - are near/inside gangnam. Any improvements for this metric (eg. a high-speed train) will fix the issue in no
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    by whatcanthisbee 8y ago

    another instance where IDEs can help juniors by providing hover-to-show-name/descriptions
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    by whatcanthisbee 8y ago

    +1 on this... even on Vietnam war, look at the aftermath of US army giving up - for South Vietnamese: mass concentration camps, shoving inside CONEX boxes, a lot of deaths... ...all of this when the war is over and the communist gov. isn&#
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    by whatcanthisbee 8y ago

    standard it might be, but I seriously hope IDEs would give a hint on what to google when a junior sees "< "... try googling < or "scala <*"...