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coolgod

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Global recession excluding China :cool: . Kind of like how most business categories are like Asia Pacific ex-China, or Emerging markets ex-China.
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Many Major Economies to Hit Recession in Next Year, Nomura Says​

  • EU, UK, Japan, Korea, Australia, Canada all seen contracting
  • Says central banks will err on side of too much tightening
China is an outlier as its economy recovering with the help of accommodative policies, though it remains at risk of renewed lockdowns as long as Beijing sticks to its zero-Covid strategy.
We know who Comrade Trump is really talking to
 
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horse

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23 TB for a billion people allows for 20 kb per person. For individual case files that ranges from 1949 to 2021.

What's more, somehow this supposedly massive data is stored in clear text json format. Guess they never needed to do any queries on it?

Yeah, that is bs!

The json, although I am not a programmer, at least I know what that is. At least I think I know, lol.

Do they mean that the data from a Chinese police database was accessed via the javascript?

Police databases, are not exactly suppose to be that modern, with those legacy systems they probably using all those old languages.

There opens a possibility that the hacker did the data dump, then rebuilt the database, using more modern tools, like more recent programming languages and databases. But that opens the question whether this is all make-believe to begin with.

Each entry, is probably an object. So the attack got all the objects, and made it into a more accessible object. Maybe they did not know what the original object was like in the first place?

This story really does fit into the smear campaign of Chinese tech being unreliable spread by the Americans.

This javascript makes no sense. Sounds like bs.
 

horse

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It is like any deal.

They selling you objects here.

Cool.

C++?

No.

JSON.

What? You mean they were using js? How old is the database really?

(At this point, the seller can only say two things. They can say yes they were using js, or they can say no they were not and they converted it).

Either way, it is very suspect at this point, to make this deal. We would need to know a lot more details about the hack before forking over any mo0-la-la.

:oops::D
 

zhangjim

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This story really does fit into the smear campaign of Chinese tech being unreliable spread by the Americans.
I think it has nothing to do with technology.The health code problem in Xi'an shows that excessive cost control will lead to many unexpected problems.

It has been pointed out that the sense of secrecy in local government is very poor to this day.A large number of documents marked with "confidential" are sold to waste buyers in bundles as waste paper,these documents were not even destroyed by the shredder.
Japanese spies are frequently arrested for observing military bases.But the truth is, you can ask for local topographical information at will by disguising yourself as an investor who wants to set up a factory.
It is very common for staff to privately sell citizen information, which is one of the important reasons for the rampant telecommunications fraud in China.

I hope the bad news is false, but if it is true, you shouldn't be surprised.
 
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