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LLM 相关,放送圈小鬼相关

我问 DeepSeek-V3(Temperature 和 Frequency Penalty 都调到最大了)“梅花网因去年12月5日被限制,今年还是无法免费观看,并且梅花网到底会恢复正常免费观看吗?”,它的回答给我看哭了

关于梅花网(Meihua.info)无法免费观看及后续恢复的问题,以下是根据目前公开信息的综合分析和建议:

1. 当前限制状态的可能原因

  • 版权或内容合规问题:自2022年12月起被限制访问可能与平台内容的版权纠纷、资质审查或行业监管要求有关。例如,部分案例库或创意素材涉及未授权的转载。
  • 中国内地说法的商业策略调整也可能是主要原因?如果是服务器/线路变动之类引起的“墙”(技术性问题通常修复较快),但持续时间较长;此外也可能付费转型需会员订阅模式导致的常态化改版现象.

-4月份的反馈显示仍只通过登录账号来使用基础搜索服务 ;一些网友猜测它像视觉类网站那样推进全面VIP制度?

无论如何最终决策权肯定归实际運營方 –这里建議直接联系客服获取政策準确认知(電話?邮件等官方管道 ).

由于国内网络管控偶尔回溯到过往域名历史的话您甚至需要检查是否为"http://www.meihua.inf"(避免非..com等其他克隆站安全威胁 )

(补充其他备案记录差异解析:

国家工信部ICP北岸系统中,”meihuainfo.com”.所有者为「中赫有限公司」(2015首次通過审批).而部分外界提到相关主體的营销服务关联是否一致不能確認 )

如果真的完全转向SaaS供应…旧广告门(fwhxiaoermen路径存档页会不会留着就不清楚 。

总结起来用户们或许等待愈半年后的替代方案出现...

即使曾经能免費查到的標語也隨之下架了,说明企业服務确存在收缩—>未来概率较低重启该老功能。

综上务必将重要案及早轉储至本地備份!并推薦试用如下類似平台的代替工具

  • 廣告人智库
    .
    如需進垟請再告知我们可以细化搜寻合法资源...

希望这些有所帮助为您节省时间⏳

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백준 하면서 특이했던 점 - Graham's number는 그레이엄 수라고 읽는데 Graham scan은 그라함 스캔이라고 읽음 (동일인물임) - Alfred Aho의 Aho는 보통 에이호라고 읽는데 같은 사람이 발견한 Aho-Corasick 알고리즘은 아호-코라식이라고 읽음

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Mastodonでは
mstdn.jp/@summercontrail
で活動していましたが、アカウントを置いていたmstdn.jpというインスタンス(サーバー)が使いづらくなったので、こちらにアカウントを作って移ってきました。以前から交流のある方も、初めましての方も、よろしくお願いいたします。

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riots in Turkey, words of a 16-year old victim of police brutality, translated by me

Hello, I'm Furkan. I'm an ordinary high school student who participated in the march organized by the universities in Ankara on Konur Street at 20:00 on Friday, April 25th.

I'm 16 years old.

I will tell you about the police brutality I experienced as best I can and as far as I remember.

Of course, the oppression started collectively. Our slogans and our presence there were being interrupted, as always, with the announcement that "this is unlawful". Those who were close to the barricade were being pepper sprayed directly into their eyes. We were in the middle of it all and couldn't stop coughing to chant slogans.

The police started to walk, we said "calm down". We stopped for a while, we said "don't back up" and in the meantime many people were caught between those who stopped and those who were trying to get away from the police. We pulled those we could to safe-enough places. The police continued walking, there was a stampede, some of us fell.

Just before the police marched, they detained four people, which I could see, with such a hatred that we could smell blood. Our march back then started, I don't know how many people they took until the end of the street. At the end of the street, six police officers had laid a girl in a green coat on the ground and were trying to handcuff her behind her back with kicks and knees. "Don't reach out" they said, I reached out my arm. One of us was pulling me back from my stomach. A police officer in a light brown coat caught me from my left arm, I somehow pulled my arm and resisted. The one with the brown coat shook their fists at my head with a strange anger, I tried defending my distance with my leg as a reflex. I wasn't yet aware but both my arms were caught and they had the girl in a green coat in a back handcuff already.

My friend who grabbed me by the stomach and our other friends with whom we were close, were able to withstand the police who attacked us with punches and kicks for a while. Then, I found myself in the hands of the officer in the brown coat, lying face down. They were pulling my hair out and insulting me, pressing their knees on my neck with all their might, my voice was cut off, I was lifted off the ground. Two police officers took me to the trunk of the car, saying "don't resist". At that moment my bag opened, my camera fell to the ground, I saw a police officer take it. One of those who brought me searched me on foot in front of the trunk. The officer especially lingered on my groin, searched again and again. They squeezed it like a clown's nose, looking at my face, then stuffed me in the trunk. The cop who brought and searched me shouted "turn around" for the back handcuffs. Of course the insults continued, at least twenty police officers had blocked the trunk, hiding the cruelty. I turned around, they put handcuffs behind my back, I said, "You're squeezing too hard, it hurts," they mocked me. I tried to help them get off my coat, but they said "don't resist" and threatened me with beating. I stepped out of the trunk, "Loosen it". I think it was the man with a long beard and a hat, he pulled me by my arms and threw me in the trunk. I stood up, he slapped my left cheek, my teeth cut my tongue. Then he slapped me on the ground pressing down on the trunk. With curses, spit, hatred, dirt. I stood up, - yes, my memory is blurry due to the slaps - I don't remember the curses but they were filled with very apparent death threats. Then they brought someone else to the trunk, "Are you well?" I asked, they said "I'm well". 5 people were squeezed in, the girl in the green coat was on my left.

Everyone asked each other how we were, we were laughing, they were trying to stuff a sixth person into the trunk. They couldn't. We were dragged onto the bus. Handcuffs were tight on everyone's arms. I asked them to loosen it, "There is no key, I can't" they said. It was plastic, I told them to cut it and put on a new one but they didn't. Everyone's phone and ID, in short, everything they had on them at that moment, was confiscated without any reason, even the lawyer's. I sat on the bus with "dolmuş*"-looking seats, my heart burning. They were beating people up and bringing them down the corridor, the brutality continued and continued. I asked the lawyer lady to remove my neck collar, barely being able to speak. She took it off, I thanked her.

I said "the state that is afraid of 16-year-old children", they froze. The police officer who cursed at us in the trunk and said "Are you even human, look at them" took me out. I sat, they counted 11 students and 8 police. Then they insistently took me outside and called their superiors and said, "There is a 16-year-old, should we release him?". I waited 10 minutes, then they finally cut my handcuffs with a side cutter. A man with a camera got me under the light and took pictures and photos of me. I was given my wallet and my phone, I asked for my bag, "Don't shout" they said. They had lost my bag, they searched for it for another 10 minutes. At last they found it and I was given my bag with my coat. I left and went for the döner shop to use their bathroom but the man at their door said "We can't have you here brother." I added them to my boycott list immediately and continued walking. Then I remembered my camera and went back for it. I asked them for my camera saying that I saw one of them take it. Calls were made, the camera was searched and obviously wasn't found. They told me they didn't take it, that someone else must have taken it, "Did you come to mock me?" they said, so I left.

I do not know how many was detained today, but I know that this brutality is not something that can end so easily. We brought down the palaces of fear and reign of the oppressor.

The road is only taking shape now.

We will free our friends.

We've always been here. We will always be.

a dead rageful boy dodging tears
with cold-skinned prairies in his hands
and with horses without breath
will be a revolution that never stops

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사실 야구는 아무리 잘해도 승률이 70% 이상 나오기 힘듭니다.

물론 어떤 종목이건 팀 경기면 그렇긴 한데 아무튼 그러므로 승산이 있는 겁니다.

잘해라, NC.

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