Demiurge

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721.
by Demiurge 13y ago
Sure, there are these problems with Chechen region (not Ukrain). But the last presidential elections of Yanukovich, because of the 2004 fiasco, were extremely closely watched by very many groups and were internationally acknowledged as legi
722.
by Demiurge 13y ago
Of course it's hypocritical, but it's also US news, which is the point of view of US. What's bad for Russia is good for US.
723.
by Demiurge 13y ago
What rules? Is there a rule that says if you have enough guns and people and can storm the parliament you can usurp a democratically elected president?
724.
by Demiurge 13y ago
I do have to concede on this.
725.
by Demiurge 13y ago
We have the fucking hubris to assume that we can stop impacting it by emitting tons of chemicals into environment, turning tons of earth over, cutting down acres of forests. That's not making it better, that's just not making it a
726.
by Demiurge 13y ago
Please, no :(
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by Demiurge 13y ago
Yes, there is two things you can count on as purest evil, and that us murder, and anything Russian. Good point.
728.
by Demiurge 13y ago
That's interesting, I haven't seen the later comments in US media so far. What I have noticed over time, though, is same kind monotonous, pointed, news buzz builds up for every other geopolitical event. Iraq, Iraq, Iraq. Iran, Ira
729.
by Demiurge 13y ago
You can see huffingtonpost and drugereport post completely opposite, manipulative, news as far as American politics go. However, when it comes to international news, stories on both align perfectly, there is never a story that's off of
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by Demiurge 13y ago
Borders and territories are not random though, they confine the community and people. A country is combination of both.
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by Demiurge 13y ago
I'm talking about people, not just the physical place. The Hospital, or a barn, are inanimate objects. They did not make any decisions about the process any more than air and water decided to flow through your system. You can thank nur
732.
by Demiurge 13y ago
Haha, yes. Perhaps I am an accident. I do celebrate it though :)
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by Demiurge 13y ago
You don't have to love your mother, if she doesn't love you. But you should still feel you owe her for your own existence. It's not that she (or country) can't do any wrongs, it's that whatever wrong they do, it has
734.
by Demiurge 13y ago
I agree on all this :)
735.
by Demiurge 13y ago
I don't disagree. But, even a bad mother is one who gave existence.
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by Demiurge 13y ago
That's a lot like saying, you could be born to any mother. It is simply an accident of birth, who is your mother. Does it mean you shouldn't love your mother, your family, and you don't owe your family for their love and brin
737.
by Demiurge 13y ago
Microsoft supporting Mono would not be a good boost in the eyes of most Linux people, as far as I can tell. In fact, Miguel de Icaza connections to Microsoft have been cited as an argument against Mono.
738.
by Demiurge 13y ago
"Fat" abstract models is the way to go if you have logic that operates on the data. It's not even fat. There were fields assigned values in the example. That is exactly what model methods should do. "Fat" abstract f
739.
by Demiurge 13y ago
I have worked with PECL, CPAN, and I find pip to be quite easy and virtualenv pretty cool. Arguably npm is better, but relatively speaking, I think it is py2/3 split that is pythons weakest point.
740.
by Demiurge 13y ago
I still install binary eggs and easy_install occasionally. Why didn't those fit in with pip?
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by Demiurge 13y ago
Well, my activities are not people or document centric. Most of my icons are games, or various other apps.
742.
by Demiurge 13y ago
I'm only against violence and attacking police, not peaceful protests or civil disobedience. At this point, going home is the only way to get out of a situation that turned violent.
743.
by Demiurge 13y ago
I wonder if you are trolling, because your first claim a strawman argument based on conflation. >There are hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of Ukrainians who already actively expressed their support to current shift in Ukrainian p
744.
by Demiurge 13y ago
I call this propaganda because the authors used many emotionally charged terms and slogans, claim to speak for the people, claim authority on things that they not only don't source, they can't possibly know. In all, this is clearl
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by Demiurge 13y ago
Yes, the issue is, this is quiet majority. The subject is contentious enough that people who are not pro EU keep quiet about it, because they don't feel as strongly about it as the 'revolution' people. On one hand, you have p
746.
by Demiurge 13y ago
I don't have time to watch at work, but did anyone in those videos actually get their face burned off?
747.
by Demiurge 13y ago
Hm, I wonder if we also both like air. Two coincidences?! No one is that gullible!!!
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by Demiurge 13y ago
That's a good point, but they would have, if they had lots of small unguarded municipal buildings. Not to be sarcastic, this is still just a few thousands of extremists being destructive. A Civil War is when you have armed forces on bo
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by Demiurge 13y ago
I don't expect it to look like anything else. I think this violence is terrible, and counterproductive to any non-anarchist cause, such as joining EU. I want these people to go home...
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by Demiurge 13y ago
This is a video of something NO ONE is disputing. People just say "revolution" and "saying NO to tyranny", but what do you think that means in practice? What ELSE could there be on the video? It's people making molo

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