bez00m

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by bez00m 1y ago
> the scenario you describe where countries are blocked purely out of political or personal reasons does exist In my experience the reason is one of the following: 1. Following the local jurisdiction. By far the most common one, and one
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by bez00m 1y ago
You mean I would hate people more and call them fanatics, terrorists and rapists without knowing anything about them? Do you think that would help?
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by bez00m 1y ago
As someone who also sees this kind of messages fairly often, I always wondered about companies/individuals who voluntarily (not being forced by law, that's another story) block their users by IPs coming from bad countries... The m
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by bez00m 2y ago
"Functional Programming in Scala" aka "Red Book of Scala" is a the one that IMO teaches to think the same way as SICP, while using a typed language. The books stand next to each other on my bookshelf, definitely worth re
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by bez00m 2y ago
Thanks for an advice, I'll have a look. Was planning to setup a Wireguard server, but things are moving in this area.
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by bez00m 2y ago
Can confirm. Many paid VPNs are not reliable enough as Roskomnadzor is successfully targeting them. I though that by deploying Tailscale exit node on my own server I could overcome this. Alas, not anymore.
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by bez00m 2y ago
Among released 16 prisoners only 6 are Westerners, and even among those 2 or 3 have Russian citizenship as well. So Putin just swaps Russian citizens for other Russian citizens and that’s why it’s such a big deal - it’s the first time I can
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by bez00m 3y ago
I've been following the Unison lang [1] for quite some. Wing seem to set similar goals? From the first glance Wing looks more polished, but there's "The Big Idea" behind Unison - is there something similar? [1]: https:&