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by Ambolia 5y ago
Google translate: https://vgtimes-ru.translate.goog/news/85624-vice-gubernator...
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Vice Governor of the Sverdlovsk Region Offered to Unblock RuTracker (Russian)(vgtimes.ru)
2 points by Ambolia 5y ago|1 comments
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by Ambolia 5y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20220303142751/https://www.reute...
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Russian gas flows via Yamal pipeline to Germany halt, bids remain(reuters.com)
132 points by Ambolia 5y ago|150 comments
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by Ambolia 5y ago
It looks like China has a working alternative since 2015 [1], not sure regarding your other questions if it's in their interests to expand it or not. [1] https://www.scmp.com/economy/china-economy/article&#x2F
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by Ambolia 5y ago
I'm not saying countries will leave SWIFT in mass, but they will prioritize joining and developing alternatives. There's a lot of hunger to absorb natural resources and fertilizers [1] [2] from Russia and Belarus, so countries wil
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by Ambolia 5y ago
The problem with this type of sanctions is that they are only going to work once, no country on the periphery of "polite society" is going to put their faith on any of these institutions going forward. The strength of these types
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by Ambolia 5y ago
Alex Jones also predicted when the war would happen on a video posted October 2021 [1] He is supposed to have intelligence contacts, so maybe it was more or less a known outcome in those circles. [1] https://www.trendsmap.com&#x2
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by Ambolia 5y ago
"KYIV, Dec 9 (Reuters) - U.S. President Joe Biden assured Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy that Kyiv's bid to join the NATO military alliance was in its own hands, Zelenskiy's chief of staff said after the two leaders
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by Ambolia 5y ago
"If God had built mountains in eastern Ukraine, then the great expanse of flatland that is the European Plain would not have been such inviting territory for the invaders who have attacked Russia from there repeatedly through history.
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Ukraine war – Top strategic thinkers who warned for years that it was coming(nitter.net)
40 points by Ambolia 5y ago|38 comments
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by Ambolia 5y ago
I don't think the Russians have declared they wanted to take Kiev in 72 hours. That's foreign analysis that may or may not be accurate.
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by Ambolia 5y ago
That's weird, the encirclement maneuver [1] on the eastern Ukraine seems to be going great for the Russians [2]. Can you do a massive sophisticated maneuver like that in a couple of days with bad and exclusively short-range communicati
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by Ambolia 5y ago
I thought the point of Odysee was that it used a distributed network and could not be censored? Otherwise there's no much point to a new video sharing site. Even if you start being uncensored, if you get big enough you'll either b
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by Ambolia 5y ago
I think this type of simulations look really cool, but if they can't be used to make clear predictions that can be verified several times they are more entertainment than science.
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by Ambolia 5y ago
Odysee can be censored? I thought the whole point of it was that it used a decentralized, open-source, blockchain-based foundation over the LBRY network, which means that censorship shouldn't be even possible in the first place. Maybe
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by Ambolia 5y ago
Are there any good phones that haven't been "googled" in the first place?
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by Ambolia 5y ago
There's rich economic reasons and poor economic reasons, they are still economic reasons, none of them are migrating to be integrated, just to be more wealthy.
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by Ambolia 5y ago
Their administration with the "help" of harvard helped to produce the economic "success" that was 90s russia: https://www.thenation.com/article/archive/harvard-boys-do-ru...
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by Ambolia 5y ago
https://usiraq.procon.org/view.answers.php?questionID=000911
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by Ambolia 5y ago
The Clintons selling Russia to oligarchs in the 90s and causing a drop in life-expectancy of 10 years in the male population
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by Ambolia 5y ago
I'm sure China will be very happy to absorb as many of Russia's natural resources as needed and to provide and alternative to SWIFT.
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by Ambolia 5y ago
People migrate for economic reasons, not because they want to replace their own brain with the brain of the destination country people. The US was was relatively good at integrating migrants into a certain idea of america, but that's n
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US official: Russian invasion of Ukraine risks release of dangerous pathogens(thebulletin.org)
8 points by Ambolia 5y ago|1 comments
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by Ambolia 5y ago
Not necessarily against algorithmic feeds, but would be nice if you could chose your own algorithm, or just pure chronological feeds like you mentioned.
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by Ambolia 5y ago
Shouldn't fact-checking be decentralized, in a way that we could choose our own fact-checkers and evaluate their long-term reliability on the topics that interest us? I feel like most of the problems of information today is that nobody
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by Ambolia 5y ago
The internet just feels so small currently. The technology seems to be all here to make it distributed and open it up, but the convenience of centralization and the lack of network-effects of the distributed solutions seem to be the bottle-
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by Ambolia 5y ago
"In theory, Ukraine has two options for withstanding Russian pressure. One is to convince NATO or the United States to put its military weight behind Ukraine as a counterpoint to Russian pressure. This is, however, an unfortunate optio
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Ukraine and the Caspian an Opportunity for the United States (2000)(web.archive.org)
1 points by Ambolia 5y ago|1 comments
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by Ambolia 5y ago
https://archive.fo/oxtBy

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