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by N19PEDL2 2y ago
It seems that Putin has indeed succeeded in rebuilding the USSR, but only on the economic side.
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Buy American to avoid Trump trade war, says European Central Bank chief(ft.com)
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Firefox 133(mozilla.org)
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Europe's IRIS² constellation faces challenges of timing, scaling and competition(spacenews.com)
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by N19PEDL2 2y ago
Some of those countries don't have nuclear weapons. What do they produce plutonium for?
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by N19PEDL2 2y ago
> Microsoft? It already owns Edge. I would rather bet on Meta or Amazon.
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by N19PEDL2 2y ago
I am sure that Poland would be eager to develop a nuclear arsenal. Countries like Germany, Italy and Turkey could also easily develop one if they thought that the NATO nuclear umbrella was unreliable.
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by N19PEDL2 2y ago
Sad to say, but it's true. The US wasted the opportunity that was created by the end of the USSR.
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Google's mysterious 'search.app' links leave Android users concerned(bleepingcomputer.com)
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by N19PEDL2 2y ago
I suppose that credits earned at a North Korean university are not accepted by any other university. However, having lived in North Korea and having an insider's view of the country certainly has its advantages.
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by N19PEDL2 2y ago
I can't help but agree with you.
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Firefox 132(mozilla.org)
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by N19PEDL2 2y ago
It depends on what you mean by the British Empire today. If it is the countries whose head of state is the King of England, then you are right. If it is the territories ruled by the government of London (directly or indirectly), then neithe
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by N19PEDL2 2y ago
Perhaps things would have turned out differently if the UK had given British citizenship to the Chagossians instead of kicking them out of their islands. After all, this method worked in the Falklands.
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by N19PEDL2 2y ago
As someone pointed out on Reddit, for the first time in centuries the United Kingdom will no longer be the empire on which the sun never sets.
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by N19PEDL2 2y ago
Perhaps Mauritius could just create the second-level domain .io.mu and move all .io websites there.
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Firefox 131(mozilla.org)
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New calibration approach implemented to fix a satellite calibration problem(eumetsat.int)
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by N19PEDL2 2y ago
Snap already tried this with Spectacles 8 years ago.
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by N19PEDL2 2y ago
Just yesterday I finished reading Flying Blind by Peter Robison. A leopard can't change its spots...
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by N19PEDL2 2y ago
I would bet UltraAV is some kind of Russian/Chinese spyware.
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by N19PEDL2 2y ago
> property owners don’t want to confront uncomfortable facts. This seems to be a constant around the world. Just look at how many towns have been built closer to Vesuvius than Pompeii: https://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=
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by N19PEDL2 2y ago
Side question: is .so another domain hack for software?
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by N19PEDL2 2y ago
Official announcement: https://www.notion.so/help/restrictions-for-customers-based-...
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by N19PEDL2 2y ago
> MPs and cabinet members were encouraged to use lesser-known French alternatives. Related discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38481403
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by N19PEDL2 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Hierro_Launch_Centre though in this case the launches would be westwards or southwards.
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by N19PEDL2 2y ago
Any country that has the technological capability to do so also has its own satellites in orbit, so it would end up harming itself too.
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Firefox 128(mozilla.org)
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CNES Chief Responds Harshly to Eumetsat's Decision to Ditch Ariane 6(europeanspaceflight.com)
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CISA: Most critical open source projects not using memory safe code(bleepingcomputer.com)
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