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by cbg0 5y ago
> The other tactic the western powers have is to try and get as many Ukrainian civilians killed as possible for the propaganda effort. Actually, I'm pretty sure Putin & his friends are the ones killing civilians, not the western
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by cbg0 5y ago
Have Visa and MC already been shut off completely? Visa said it's working on shutting them off in the coming days, you should at least try to use your card to purchase a plane ticket out ASAP.
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by cbg0 5y ago
Nobody in this thread mentioned cutting off communication, aside from you. One poster mentioned they worked on a "device to block cell phone usage in prisons".
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by cbg0 5y ago
This allows various crime overlords to stay in power by ordering underlings outside to do their bidding. There's a good reason why phones are not allowed in prison and why phone calls to the outside are monitored, otherwise it would ju
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by cbg0 5y ago
> One told German public broadcaster NDR that he was sent to Mosul with a letter on behalf of Ericsson seeking permission from the terror group for them to continue working there. Some people have zero self preservation. I wouldn't
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by cbg0 5y ago
You should first and foremost be willing to risk your life for your family, loved ones, as well as your children, for which you probably want a good/better future.
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by cbg0 5y ago
I don't think you understand what "evade sanctions" actually means. OP is telling people to prepare for the impact of sanctions.
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by cbg0 5y ago
> This anti-Russian trope spreading is infuriating. I'm sure the Ukrainians feel the same way about the anti-Ukrainian trope saying they are being run by neo-Nazis.
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by cbg0 5y ago
They'll most likely need to offer relocation to devs that want it, as they might not be able to employ and/or pay Russian devs anymore due to sanctions.
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by cbg0 5y ago
> Ever lived under a dictator? Ever tried to stop him from doing something? Ever done either of the above while having a family you care about? Yes, see Romania 1989. Over 1000 people died in the streets but we got the job done.
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Ukraine misinformation spreads as users share videos out of context(axios.com)
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by cbg0 5y ago
There already is a good defense in place.
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by cbg0 5y ago
> as is the case with any charity in times of crisis This is a very tinfoil-hat generalization.
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by cbg0 5y ago
What you elect your politicians to do and what they do are often not overlapping. Regular people are driving to the border here in Romania to help out refugees and donate food/clothing/medicine because the government isn't do
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by cbg0 5y ago
This approach works very well for those that are capable of getting their news from multiple sources and are capable of critical thinking, but in many places the majority of the population is not like this. If you look at some interviews of
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by cbg0 5y ago
Russia turning more and more into North Korea.
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by cbg0 5y ago
Is this still true for Sweden with GDPR being a thing?
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by cbg0 5y ago
> Pay gaps in some Eastern European countries for example still persist. Pay gaps exist throughout the EU, some countries may surprise you in a good or bad way: https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained&#x2F
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by cbg0 5y ago
Candidates will be more attracted towards positions that list accurate ranges. Also, for this mandate there's this gem: "Employees would have a right to ask their employer for sex-disaggregated information on the average pay of ot
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by cbg0 5y ago
Well, the infrared heating warms the air which warms the room if you want to be pedantic. Unless you're losing heat through the floor I doubt that temperature difference between the floor and ceiling is accurate with a radiator system,
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by cbg0 5y ago
Why would there be less hot air if you set the same indoor temperature? Hot air will rise no matter what.
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by cbg0 5y ago
Is triple glazing still not a thing in most places? It's become pretty much standard here in Romania in everything but the cheapest windows.
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by cbg0 5y ago
You're comparing solving a typically simple puzzle with breaking and entering.
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by cbg0 5y ago
Nope. Renewal is indeed more expensive than the first year and more expensive than Cloudflare overall but they display it quite publicly: https://www.namecheap.com/domains/full-tld-list/
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by cbg0 5y ago
It would not qualify as a fraudulent charge.
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by cbg0 5y ago
Free? You still have your own citizens that will need a job.
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by cbg0 5y ago
It's just one standard, it doesn't mean anything happens to the brick, they probably just stopped testing at that point.
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by cbg0 5y ago
There are a bunch of standards for material fire classification, which may differ from country to country, but they're not really available to read online for free most of the time. You can do some googling around A1 fire classes, EI f
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by cbg0 5y ago
As a comparison, various types of insulation are rated for 60/90 minutes at 1000 degrees Celsius, while some types of brick are rated for 180 minutes. If this material can't sustain similar temperatures, it's unlikely it will
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by cbg0 5y ago
This is based on the recommendations in https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc3177 A relevant snippet: > This means that we feel comfortable about the prospect of allocating 178 billions /48 prefixes un

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