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by Nginx487 6y ago
Which means, most probably you never been to Ukraine or Belarus, but you mock or hate them simply for the fact of belonging to their nation. Congrats, this is what nazis during WWII did. What people like you still do.
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by Nginx487 6y ago
> As a last resort, Russia is still freer than Belarus politically That's an arguable statement. Russia is also ruled by lifetime president, any protests are being brutally oppressed, opposition leaders are being assassinated or imp
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by Nginx487 6y ago
Fleeing from Belarus to Russia, from one lifetime president and authoritarian regime to another is a strange choice.
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by Nginx487 6y ago
In any internet topic covering Ukraine or Belarus, you can find at least one toxic Russian actively hating its Western neighbors.
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by Nginx487 6y ago
People who don't like Putin won't stay long in the office/alive. He's a KGB agent, paranoid about keeping his power, I'm quite sure all activities of Kremlin officials receive his approval someway.
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by Nginx487 6y ago
I worked under ULL trading platform, they used C++ with heavy templates, without RTTI and exceptions. If things can be done in compile time, it should be done - which is the purpose of templates. Neither our nor neighbor teams (near 800 dev
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by Nginx487 6y ago
It's a widely spreaded misconception, that C++ is a superset of C. Nope. Modern C has ton of features, which are impossible in C++, from loosening requirements to implicit type casting (pointers to int) to main() recursion. They are di
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by Nginx487 6y ago
I'm sure, civilized world can demand answers from Kim Jong Un about working camps in his country, or Xi Jinping about concentration camps for Uighurs with the same probability of success. Dictators don't care what people outside t
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by Nginx487 6y ago
It is widely spread and will remain spread, because it's a universal paradigm of mapping real-world objects into program code, and it does not have any alternatives. Period.
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by Nginx487 6y ago
Nope. Ban on hi-tech products and weapons do not affect starving civilians in any way, this is solely responsibility of ruling dictators. Exactly like it happened in Russia, in response of banning hi-tech from exporting to Russia, our autho
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by Nginx487 6y ago
There's plenty of information about organ harvesting in China from reliable sources. Your attempts to cover them look a bit awkward. https://youtu.be/x2N__G6qJt8
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by Nginx487 6y ago
Luckily, customs officers do not believe product labels, they have more reliable sources of information like port of departure. I guess, this documentation also could be faked, just hope it's not that easy. Vietnam is a competitor and
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by Nginx487 6y ago
China became a synonym of low quality, whereas Vietnam has an experience of being production hub for Nokia in a best company's years. Also, there are few countries where situation with human rights worse than in China. In India and Vie
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by Nginx487 6y ago
I spot this demagogic argument from pro-Chinese position all the time: "they committed some crimes, so we have a right to do the same". Following that logic, they easily can justify their genocide with providing Holocaust as an ex
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by Nginx487 6y ago
There's limited set of countermeasures we can impose on China. I joined "Boycott Made in China" initiative, I promote it in my LinkedIn, and I literally check "Made in" tags in the mall during shopping, and I do not
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by Nginx487 6y ago
For those who do not aware how this story began. After the ban was introduced, Russian Internet Monitoring Agency (Роскомнадзор) tried to enforce it, blocking whole subnets where Telegram proxies were spotted. It led to massive shutdown of
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by Nginx487 6y ago
At least one Putin cried reading "...Belarus, sometimes called Europe’s last dictatorship". Of course, unless you consider Russia as a Chinese posession already, technically making it one of Asian dictatorships.
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by Nginx487 6y ago
And how's it on production? I remember, we considered it, and rejected because the framework visibly far from release. Maybe, we were wrong.
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by Nginx487 6y ago
At least an example of one "other country" would be nice. Never heard of such practice, even though I was working in different countries of Europe and Asia
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by Nginx487 6y ago
We develop on Avalonia, it provides very limited control set and functionality, and 3rd party libraries/controls do not exist yet. Cross-platform framework requires some time to become mature and create ecosystem around.
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by Nginx487 6y ago
Also, there were plenty of contradictions with capitalist principles of profit-oriented production. There were lots of examples when factories or whole industries worked not only suffering constant financial losses, but without common sense
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by Nginx487 6y ago
MacPorts is an implementation of BSD family ports package managers. I don't know much about modern ports, but when I was an active FreeBSD user, it did not install binaries, compiling the package with all dependencies instead - that is
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macOS Security and Privacy Guide(github.com)
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by Nginx487 6y ago
Sure we need. That's why boycotting products of the violator, nevermind Facebook or China, is one of the easiest and efficient forms of protesting and opposing violations.
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by Nginx487 6y ago
People probably think this is what article about.
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by Nginx487 6y ago
Fun fact: most of the people need neither Facebook nor Oculus.
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by Nginx487 6y ago
The world ruled by greed and cowardice. Russian regime could be taken down without any military involvement, applying solely economic measures like total oil and gas embargo. However, countries like Germany, sponsoring Nord Stream 2 and lau
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by Nginx487 6y ago
Ah, Cold War... Probably, these two Russian agents who committed an assasination attempt (led to innocent human casualties), using chemical weapon on the soil of a NATO country, were particularly nostalgic.
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by Nginx487 6y ago
I don't think Merkel put political opponents behind bars like Belarusian president (de-facto allowed to be lifetime in the office), or assassinate, like his Russian colleague (lifetime in the office as welll).
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by Nginx487 6y ago
Russia does the same for years. CCP as a newcomer have to compete with infamous St.Petersburg Troll Factory.

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