Apparently, samsung still needs to improve their handwriting to text system, as I didn't figure out how to write like a printer since I was young. Starting from 8, I just don't know how people can write characters strokes by stroke while still maintaining the general shape. And without continuous stroke, I just can't write.
In case you don't know who it is, it's OpenAl's ChatGPT. I saw people start blocking contents containing that name/word, so I decided to use the title "you know who" from the Hany Potter Series to defeat that Stupid filter.
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This text is written by me the human on Samsung tab. I found that the soft keyboard on a large screen is generally harel to use, So I writen. You may noticed the random upper case Caused by the Samsung keyboard.
Apart from Luna and Snape (which Iliked most), Professor McGonagall was also brilliantly portrayed (more admiration than just liking), while Dumbledore saw Harry as a tool to defeat Voldemort, and Snape was a double agent, only Professor McGonagall said "Harry is a boy, not a piece of meat". I believe that the true classic of the Harry Potter movies lies not only in its plot and visual effects, but also in the actors' interpretation of their characters. Perhaps in the future, streaming services like Netflix or Amazon can create a TV series that depicts Harry Potter in great detail, with outstanding technical and visual effects, but the original actors will always hold a special place in fans' hearts that can never be replaced.
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This text is translated by you know who, it's slightly different from what I originally means, but the text is just more English than Google and deepl gives. And of course it's hugely different from how I speak English normally.
For some context:
I work 8 hours a day as an intern and got paid 29.05 USD per day. While in USA, The average java developer intern salary is $22.27 per hour (said google).
For Americans, the price might be super cheap, but certainly not for us
Especially I spent USD and EUR for all of my servers. Earning CNY and spending USD is not a happy thing to enjoy.
They made a Minecraft mod that transcript and translates player's voice chat in real-time.
That's a wonderful mod, and I want to know how expensive the mod is.
The mod itself will be open-sourced, but Dream said it uses Google's API to do that. I don't use GCP because they don't have a good connection in China. But I do use AWS, and AWS is not cheap.
I would hope the price of those essential services would be cheaper and cheaper, allowing more and more developers to be able to mess around with them without worrying about the expensive bill.
I would hope those cloud services can roll out something like X USD per month, including Y hours of transcription and Z characters of translation, for individual or non-commercial usage. Once you use all of your resources in a month, your request will be downgraded in priority.
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This Minecraft Mod Will Change The World...
by Dream
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BZIxt07UNU
There is also a R86S, as the name suggests, it's a x86 platform using Intel N5105. But according to review, the super compact design makes it failed to cool, aka thermal throttle all the time.
The r5s is using aarch64_general.
R5S compared with Nintendo switch and Seagate portable drive.
It's pretty compact and can be easily fit into corners. The price is similar to a raspberry pi 4, about 100 USD, 4GB ram and 16GB eMMC.
That's will be my dedicated router for now. I'm not going to use all-in-boom, I mean, all-in-one solutions 🤣
Got my newly purchased R5S today.
And I was shocked at how many efforts our Chinese make to connect to the internet (I mean the actual internet, not china.lan).
I originally planned 3 days to install Debian, figure out proxy software, tproxy and nftables, and finally deploy to my home network. I always preferred Linux as a server over Linux is an os for embedded systems (aka OpenWRT, which usually means outdated software and not-so-secure configs).
However, no matter how hard I worked on Linux serverside, the best solution I can implement is HAProxy for failover, xray for the protocol, and nftable for tproxy. Each time I want to switch to a different server, I need to connect the SSH and figure out how to write the config.
In contrast, some unknown person/group developed a plugin called PassWall, and it sorted out all issues: integrated HAProxy, support a lot of protocols including xray, automatically set up tproxy, and come with a great web UI. To my surprise, it's working perfectly well. No random error, no ugly workaround, it just works. WOW.
(Of course, unlike server-side software, the PassWall plugin has no document, and it takes me about 3 days to figure out how to put things together without trusting random 3-rd party firmware on the internet)
Anyway, it only takes me several hours to flash the openwrt, set up the software and make things work. Now the only barrier stopping the deployment is that I forgot to purchase a proper network cable (only need 0.5 meters) and all I had is a single 20 meters long one.
In the beginning, I setup a qemu vm for the routing part. But it's a headless server, I forgot how to manage those vms.
LOL.
Happy trans visibility day everyone. My support and heart goes out to all of you trying to be yourselves in a world that makes that so difficult at times.
I see you, I love you, and most of all I respect your strength. Im always here if you need someone to talk to
Configuring routing table is sofa king hard.
Like, Nintendo switch to local linux server, then kernel to proxy software, then to the real gateway with internet connection. Also I have to make sure udp is working, otherwise the game won't connect (I'm Splatoon3).
I can't imagine one's life without knowing those knowledges in China.
第一次听这个是在b站,没想到上Spotify了
希望可以把beta受体阻滞剂和星辰这首歌搬一下(
我的悲伤是水做的(作者版) https://open.spotify.com/track/5WuBa4vEGRXB1mpOm6yshv?si=bZOOrdbCQre3b09b_yeLgQ
>ChiliChill · Song · 2022
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