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atr_gz

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    Comment #21919598

    Again, she wasn’t charged with trading with Iran. Since you can’t seem to understand that simple point, I don’t see this conversation as productive any longer.

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    Comment #21919019

    That doesn’t make sense to me. Of course if you do business with the US you are subject to US law. And if you travel to somewhere with an extradition treaty with the US, well, it s…

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    Comment #21918763

    Isn’t the core of the issue more that Huawei defrauded some US banks by promising not to use their money to do business with Iran, then went ahead and did it anyways, leading to th…

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    Comment #21821170

    Alipay just started allowing foreign credit cards! Wechat will probably follow suit soon, if they haven't already. https://www.scmp.com/tech/big-tech/article/3036457/foreign-t...

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    Comment #21222657

    Thanks for your comment. I don’t see why Macau would have a stronger cultural identity than Hong Kong, but I haven’t been there, only to Hong Kong a few times. It seems to me that …

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    Comment #21210904

    But people in China can't really cross check things with sources that aren't controlled by their government. I've been in China for the entire duration of the Hong Kong protests, a…

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    Comment #21209998

    Independence is not one of the demands of the protestors. Please provide a source for that claim.

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    Comment #21199052

    A small quibble about the Huawei executive: she was arrested for fraud against a US bank, not for dealing with Iran. Huawei knowingly lied, telling the bank that they had no dealin…

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    Comment #21099556

    Except the SEC has given Chinese companies an exemption from normal oversight. I agree that there shouldn't be a blanket ban - but the companies should have to follow the same rule…

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    Comment #21087843

    No, it wasn't there from the start. The no electronics policy only started within the last two years. I know someone who has been there and has the pictures on her phone.

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    Comment #20963283

    I remember someone posting her thread about Lambda School. I didn't find it very convincing. Definitely not convincing enough to justify her now calling it "trash".

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    Comment #20959542

    Going back to traditional characters was a strange addition to the list. But why would the other things there be going backwards? I don't see how those are mutually exclusive with …

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    Comment #20604060

    No, it sounds like he knows what result he wants but doesn't know how to get there.

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    Comment #20601357

    The internet isn't blocked in Hong Kong - this doesn't affect them (yet).

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    Comment #20601350

    It's too bad, this was my go-to site if the VPN wouldn't connect. HackerNews is read surprisingly widely here. I've met Chinese people (who work in tech) who read it. But the stran…

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    Comment #20523098

    Yes, the ownership situation isn't great. But as someone following the Hong Kong situation, I have to agree with Animats. They have the best coverage so far - it's really quickly u…

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    Comment #20209266

    I think at this point new Chromebooks can all run Linux software natively - so might as well just use normal emacs. Actually I have emacs running on Android as well. I don't really…

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    Comment #20195886

    If you already know all that stuff, why are you saying that flyer is wrong? It's all true. I assumed you didn't know about it because you said it was lies. I don't think it's liter…

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    Comment #20195348

    Things aren't always that bad in China, but all of the things on the signs have happened and continue to happen. You're simply wrong that those are false accusations. If these thin…

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    Comment #20193975

    Interesting. I can promise you I'm not being disingenuous, even if I'm wrong. And I think "brigading" is more of a Reddit thing - it usually means when people from an opposing subr…

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    Comment #20193938

    Okay, maybe you're more reasonable than it seemed at first. I understand some paranoia about foreign opinions. But, how often does the news need to talk about the Opium Wars? I wou…

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    Comment #20193287

    Wow, you only read the thread title of the first link I gave you. Obviously you aren't interested in learning anything. If you change your mind, read a little further. You claimed …

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    Comment #20193071

    >Citation needed. Here ya go (he has further citations at the bottom if you're really interested): https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/... Regardless of who…

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    Comment #20192753

    I'm curious why you're all over this thread pretending that China didn't block the UK from making Hong Kong democratic for over 60 years. Which is something I learned about in the …