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As a Chinese player, I feel obliged to explain why most hackers are from China Things are clear now, while playing PUBG, Apex or CSGO, if there is only one hacker in the battle, the whole experience will be horrible. And without exception, the majority of hackers are from China. For the first time I know hacks, I was twelve years old, which is ten years ago. But things are way better than today. I
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So I hear all these old stories about the old wild west of Ingress. Before power cubes existed and when X8 bursters reached for nearly half a kilometer. A time when you couldn't recycle anything, capsules didn't exist, and licence plates could power grind you to L5 from your laptop. I didn't get to experience any of this. But I was interested in how the game changed and evolved. I present to you,
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This JavaScript code powers a 1,500 user intranet application
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Accidental Renaissance is a photo that inadvertently resembles a painting similar in composition, style, lighting, and/or subject to Renaissance-style art. We recognize there are many related art movements between the 14th and 19th centuries including: Baroque, Neo-classicism, and Romantic. All of these styles are appreciated and welcomed within this subreddit. A photo that accidentally resembles
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How is GNU's yes so fast? $ yes | pv > /dev/null ... [10.2GiB/s] ... Compared to other Unices, GNU is outrageously fast. NetBSD's is 139MiB/s, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, DragonFlyBSD have very similar code as NetBSD and are probably identical, illumos's is 141MiB/s without an argument, 100MiB/s with. OS X just uses an old NetBSD version similar to OpenBSD's, MINIX uses NetBSD's, BusyBox's is 107MiB/s, Ultr
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