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by 3princip 11y ago
A fascinating read. > P.S. I apologize for having been so often so apologetic. Made me chuckle.
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by 3princip 11y ago
This is disconcerting. I don't like the idea of biometric and other characteristic data being used to identify me, but at least with fingerprint sensors, retina scanners and other such devices I am aware what is happening and give cons
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Which mandates 'unsafe-inline' if you're using a content security policy (CSP). >Banning inline script is the biggest security win CSP provides, and banning inline style likewise hardens your application.[1] So which is it
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by 3princip 11y ago
I'm from a similarly corrupt European country, and while these things are common (misuse of the judiciary, police being indistinguishable from criminals etc), there is often more to these stories. In this case, it appears to be the res
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by 3princip 11y ago
A Serbian Post example: http://i.imgur.com/pqmUdYE.jpg I hate getting these, if I'm waiting for a package it means I have to wait another day and pick it up myself, if it's addressed to another family member and t
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by 3princip 11y ago
Me too, I prefer unity + auto-hide taskbar. At first there were some reservations until it got familiar, now anything else doesn't cut it. I hope they don't abandon it or change it drastically as is so often the way these things g
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by 3princip 11y ago
What a beautiful circuit. Recalling my first encounter with op amps as a struggling undergrad, faced with seemingly incomprehensible analog electronics, it was not pretty. I graduated but must note the significance and beauty of these circu
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by 3princip 11y ago
>No surge pricing ... however if you're late for work ... you can always Boost your ride. The website explains to boost ones ride is to apply a multiplier to the price. One might call this a surge.
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by 3princip 11y ago
There is something that can be done about it: Incarceration.
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by 3princip 11y ago
This is very suspect and very hard to believe. I've been on polling boards in a much (much) smaller country, and it would be logistically impossible to carry out fraud on that scale (25%) without it being widely documented. The suggest
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by 3princip 11y ago
I am in no way suggesting people should not express their opinions. I'd like to know whether those opinions are formed as a result of propaganda. In this case, whether any anti-russian opinions are out of principle (e.g. pacifist princ
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by 3princip 11y ago
My reply was ambiguous. The point was that you seem to be suggesting the US is always right because it's a nicer place to live, or that Russia is wrong because it is not such a nice place to live. I lived in the West for a long time an
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by 3princip 11y ago
:) I think there is zero chance for any conflict with Romania in general (or NATO since we're surrounded now and that would be a short happening).
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by 3princip 11y ago
I didn't say otherwise. In general, for the average Joe (or Dmitri), the US is a nicer place to live. That doesn't excuse the behavior of it's government or serve as an argument why Russia is wrong and the US is right.
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by 3princip 11y ago
Yes, as a result of worsening relations with neighboring China. The US is aggressively pivoting to the Pacific and it's aimed at China. Which was my initial point.
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by 3princip 11y ago
Well, it's fine if you call out Russia on principle, as long as that principle applies to the US as well. But you seem to suggest that the US is a nicer place to live, so it's fine that they've waged aggressive wars all over
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by 3princip 11y ago
Slovenia, sorry, my mistake. Yes I remember when your militia shot unarmed surrendering conscripts, using weapons provided by NATO members. All of which was a strong catalyst for the bloody wars which followed in neighboring republics.
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by 3princip 11y ago
How many planes were shot down by the US (Iranian planes to be specific)? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran_Air_Flight_655
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by 3princip 11y ago
You're Croatian I guess, so your country was basically created with US/NATO assistance.
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by 3princip 11y ago
Well, I live in (South) Eastern Europe. The whole region is awash with puppet political elites and western backed/owned media. The result of that propaganda (which doesn't negate the existence of Russian propaganda or the bad expe
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by 3princip 11y ago
That's incredibly naive but besides the point. The US has weapons of mass destruction, so does Russia, and China, and Pakistan, and India and Israel. Keep in mind the context, this was the second such invasion of Iraq, the first war be
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by 3princip 11y ago
Putin is manipulative and dangerous, while the US and NATO continue to expand their military influence worldwide, but they're benign, right?
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by 3princip 11y ago
>largest of the four, near the tiny city of Freetown, Texas A little weird that I cannot find a "Freetown, Texas" using Google. I like to look at places on a map when they are mentioned in articles. Maybe they got the name wron
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by 3princip 11y ago
Nice article, I can empathize having recently inherited a PHP project which included a puphpet (vagrant/puppet) VM. It wasn't touched for a some time so the configuration was a few months old. After installing the required depende
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by 3princip 11y ago
I believe it describes shorter range nukes used on battlefields, for example against opposing ground forces. The opposite would be strategic nukes. These are long range, high-yield weapons used to knock-out cities and bring about nuclear ap
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by 3princip 11y ago
How much of a financial hit do they really take? Apart from their salaries and associated office costs (covered by past cases presumably) what other costs do they have? Their only excuse is that most businesses do the same thing. Payment pr
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by 3princip 11y ago
>Abortion isn't murder Always struck me as a very Orwellian slogan.
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by 3princip 11y ago
For example: https://www.google.com/maps/@51.5032338,-0.1282209,513a,20y,... Using Chrome and Earth view (and WebGL I think). This doesn't seem to have been done "by hand", looks to be algorithmic.
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by 3princip 11y ago
Arguably this is (almost) already the case. How many people work to supply you with food and water as a percentage of the entire workforce? These are essentials without which you could not survive, yet very few people (in developed countrie

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