@thsottiaux Can somebody recommend a stable way to use Claud Code in China?(prefer not an API relay, They too always broke down or take my money... And I do have good quality VPN available) Even though I hate Anthropic and they did cancel my account without refund. Still a very good tool...
@thsottiaux Isn't this a bug fix instead of a significant improvement? If you define a bug fix as a significant improvement, doesn't that mean you could just fix the existing box and call it a day?
@officially__adi@thsottiaux nah I'm stuck on codex because I can't use claude... somehow they always found out I'm chinese and ban me, even with high quality VPN.
@BBCSanaSafi is like saying 'Allowing passage to the US army was the only way to save civilian lives', it makes sense too... even us army fighting would hurt civilian lives too, especially with their world-famous bombing and heavy firepower...
@HannahBloch "Msg to those on war path is seizing power thru military force is a losing proposition that can only lead to prolonged civil war and int'l isolation" Even USA is independent by war, this sentence is really not a good one.
@Conflicts@AP Kandahar is where the Taliban first rise to power in 1995, and it is in history a most desired army base. Retake it means a lot to the Taliban.
@industrialdemoc @Xeresdk @Conflicts@BarryTheBastar2 yes, they only start to take capitols rapidly recently, after US left. before that they capture a lot of villages and smaller city, this map is a bit misleading since it highlights the entire province even they just took a part of it.
@Jacob_today@rapplerdotcom you need to define 'true'
'true' as in 'has the police came to a final conclusion and put him into jail': No, there hasn't been any conclusion yet, lawyer and DA will need to work on that.
'true' as in 'objectively happened' : So far, no hard evidence is being shown yet.
@ailliwre@dw_sports@Olympics@Tokyo2020@olympicchannel The common method of determining the success of countries at the Olympic Games is a ranking order based first on the number of gold medals won, then silver and bronze. This method is used by the IOC and most media outlets during the Olympic Games, but there is still no 'official'