EugeneOZ

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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
Sorry, but there is no such information. Some employees have moved out of Russia - JB help to them is not mentioned. I hope I just misunderstood it and JB do help their employees to move out of Russia.
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
No, thanks. I mean: you didn't mention who else was involved. And I’m not going to deny the evidence - I understand there are not so many “clean” players in this league.
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
When I see the evidence. Party in sauna with the hookers was a quite “specific” sort of connection between E. Kaspersky and FSB officers.
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
Not sure why this comment is downvoted - my post was removed because of this, it is a real limitation (not so smart one).
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
It would be a legit thought if Kaspersky (company and the owner) wouldn't have direct connections to FSB.
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
There is a name of the source in the article. And it literally says that Durov cooperates with FSB.
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
Telegram is not ISP and being used widely by non-russian residents.
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
and have equipment installed to listen to the traffic?
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
Text is in Russian, but nowadays it shouldn't be a problem. Just in case, Google Translate: Oleg Matveychev, deputy chairman of the committee on information policy, information technology and communications, told Podyom that as long as
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Telegram Cooperates with FSB (Rus)(pdmnews.ru)
72 points by EugeneOZ 5y ago|70 comments
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
We can see some effect of the sanctions right now, and it's significant. But they didn't stop the war yet, unfortunately. Corruption in the russian army is a bigger stopper than sanctions right now. Maybe sanctions will help to ov
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
It's because you are not old and you are educated. Unfortunately, some Russians (older and less educated) do support Putin. But for sure, even amongst them, almost nobody supports the war.
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
The last line is not quite correct. Twitter is blocked, Tor bridges are being blocked regularly. Other than that, there are no significant bans. Nobody removes messages from Telegram, WhatsApp, Viber, Signal, Matrix. Censorship right now on
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
It's one single example. Sponsored and organized by the west :) What are multiple cases? All the next rulers have died quietly in old age. I hope putin will be the second case.
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
I am not the author of the statement. So I do call it war: https://twitter.com/eugeniyoz/status/1496855352310222849
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
Are you aware that there is a law (published a few days ago) and people living in Russia can be sentenced to 15 years in prison for calling it war?
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
Even the most ideological putinists will lose the battle to their refrigerators soon - because of economic sanctions. It will lead them to the streets. And at this moment they'll look for a leader, for the truth, for the information an
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
Plenty of times? Any examples, please? I’m really curious.
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
There are examples in the article.
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
It's not about the inconvenience at all.
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
There are ways to deliver propaganda without the internet (television, lessons in schools - it is being heavily used right now), but there are no ways to spread the real information without Internet access.
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
Without electricity, you have solar chargers and wifi/4g.
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
And no propaganda, so it's still less damaging.
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
Cutting off the electricity is less damaging. Because if they have no sources of information, then all they have is propaganda. If they have no access to free chat apps - they have no safe way to communicate. It just can not help them to ov
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
This PDF doesn't contain text in Russian to don't push back people who can't read Russian. It was done by me, text was not edited at all, only russian pages removed. Original document (ru, en, fr): https://roskomsv
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Roskomsvoboda statement on foreign companies’ sanctions against Russians [pdf](github.com)
143 points by EugeneOZ 5y ago|172 comments
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
They are not the most demanding games, that's why :)
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
If you have some monster like 3090, you expect it to run games smoothly on “ultra” settings. In reality, some games are pushing its limits even on “middle” settings (Cyberpunk 2077 @ 2k, RDR2 @ 4k). Any emulator will hit performance, so if
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
But it's still impossible to replace RTX 3090 with this new Mac Studio because games just will not run on MacOS.
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by EugeneOZ 5y ago
Thank you, Apple, but no: - only 60hz; - no DisplayPort/HDMI; - anti-glare coating (I hate the blurriness of matte displays).

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