Moru

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by Moru 5y ago
It's more a publicity stunt, they have to look like they are doing their thing to help the cause. In this case it's counter productive but that doesn't really matter, they look good.
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by Moru 5y ago
On the other hand people get killed in Ukraine while Russias army is leveling the cities.
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by Moru 5y ago
It might also depend largely on where you are in Germany. My contacts are mainly in NRW.
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by Moru 5y ago
"Utter nonsens" is such a non-startar in conversations you know... My "proof" is that everyone I know in Germany has been forced to change their kids school or use homework help or other way of paying for help in school
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by Moru 5y ago
In Germany there is a big after school business with homework help that parents have to pay. There are old disilusioned teachers that has quit school and started homework help instead, making more money and actually helping the kids. Sweden
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by Moru 5y ago
Well, we are importing those problems here in Europe too. Private practices does surgery that isn't needed because they get more money from the state. There seems to be a number of standard procedures in USA medicine that doesn't
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by Moru 5y ago
Childcare is a must if you want an equal society. If a family gets to choose who works, the incentive is toe choose the one that makes most money. By statistics this is by a far margin male. So childcare is the solution to inequality, not a
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by Moru 5y ago
I think that is the collected western view of it. Everyone is baffled of the ignorance and ... well, mostly not finding words to describe the enormous disconnect from reality that russian leaders are showing. The first wave of soldiers from
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Ukraine is offering complete amnesty and 40000 euro for deserters.
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by Moru 5y ago
A digital format needs to be as simple as possible. If you need a 1000 page long definition for the word document format to be able to get the information out of it, it's not really good for anything when the format is forgotten.
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by Moru 5y ago
Yes, sorry. I meant similarities in the regimes, not braindrain. And if there is something left to take over depends on the choices of weapons russia makes in the next few days.
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by Moru 5y ago
Yes, and the propaganda starts already before kindergarden and continues in school. And since the parents are already convinced by the propaganda, it's reinforced from there too.
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If there is something left to take over. I'm affraid the young will leave russia and start a new life somewhere safe and sane. Russia is more similar to China, North Korea and some middle east areas than the west.
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There is a fine line between making it hurt for normal people and make the affirmation of Putins world view that they are under attack. People are already living with a lie their whole life, it doesn't help if we affirm this just when
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by Moru 5y ago
It's increddibly shortsighted, It's cutting out people that is trying to fight with true information, leaving the propaganda unquestioned. This is why we won't cut internet to russia.
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by Moru 5y ago
This is what propaganda will make. If you keep your population only speaking a language that the rest of the world does not use, it makes propaganda so much easier.
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by Moru 5y ago
It's a bit counter productive to shut down the people that is actually trying to help. Then there is only Putins views out there... That is exactly why the west did NOT shut down internet to russia, if we do that, there will be noone s
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by Moru 5y ago
During covid I stepped back to 40% work thanks to government support. We were allowed to work with something else the rest of the time and I called the local home care unit to ask if they wanted help. Since then I have been doing part time
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by Moru 5y ago
We are many sharing this view. It's just a question of time before someone high enough takes care of him. Noone wants a nuclear war ever. Even high up former russian generals are saying that this war is wrong and when he has lost even
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by Moru 5y ago
There are a lot of russians outside of russia and they are busy trying to convince their friends and family back home that this is Putins fault but the propaganda has been strong the last 50 years so it's hard. But a lot is coming arou
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by Moru 5y ago
And it's horrible for the morale of the russian soldiers if their mothers starts calling them and yelling at them for killing their brothers...
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by Moru 5y ago
It's just a mail client, been using it since Netscape times so can't really stop using it. It has all I need and works as it's supposed to do. And it's still being updated. I get frustraded with everything else, especial
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by Moru 5y ago
Yes, most people won't even have a computer to run Thunderbird on.
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Ukraina has been living with the threat of war for a while now. They have had help training from both neighbour and not so neighbour countries since 2015 at least.
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It's called propaganda and it actually works I'm affraid.
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In Swedish schools you get free lunch as much as you want. Though that didn't stop the bullies from finding some other reason to bully you.
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by Moru 5y ago
There is a third party involved here. As an advertiser I do not want my ads shown for someone that don't want to see them, that is wasted money. Isn't that fraud, telling your fans to click/watch the ads because you make mone
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by Moru 5y ago
Family sharing is a step in the right direction but in the old days with CD:s, you could buy it once and play multiplayer games together with your family and friends. Now you need separate accounts for everyone and a copy of each. In Sweden
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by Moru 5y ago
Or you could just use normal generated passwords that are synced between devices in your firefox and never have to bother again with logging in on any device.
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by Moru 5y ago
What happens with people using the phone for email but a computer for work?

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