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by ciupicri 2y ago
I'm saying that people couldn't care less about Russia, most of the Romanians look towards West, not East. So when asked "what do you think about Russia?", a possible answer could have been "yeah, positive, why not?
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by ciupicri 2y ago
Am I talking to a bot or are you just trolling? Ask for a better script. Greater Romania wasn't an empire, this word would make any Romanian laugh. It was a just a bunch of regions inhabited by Romanians for hundreds (more like thousan
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by ciupicri 2y ago
> Romania started building its own empire Romania, empire... Who's this, Mr. Trololo? Come on, as Linus said, "Apparently it's not just lack of real news, it's lack of history knowledge too". No one stopped Russi
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by ciupicri 2y ago
Not your friendly neighbor, but nevertheless Russia was on a more decent path in 2013, so people were a bit more neutral. In 2023 only 18.3% had a positive perception.
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by ciupicri 2y ago
You're forgetting that Russia took Moldova from Romania and even today it still wants the same thing. They interfered heavily with last week's referendum that asked if Moldova should join the European Union and NATO. We're no
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by ciupicri 2y ago
Are you talking about the United States of America or the United Nations? Because from what I see there's the United Nations Security Council Resolution 660 and 661. Isn't Russia a member of this council? Anyway while I'm not
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by ciupicri 2y ago
I don't see Russia, I see communism.
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by ciupicri 2y ago
Still not as good as the Task Manager from Windows, although it has the advantage of being able to run in the terminal.
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by ciupicri 2y ago
While his answer was phrased in an odd and unusual way, Linus acted like someone who knows first hand how nasty Russia is. Just ask any European from the Eastern side of Europe how much they love or hate Russia.
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by ciupicri 2y ago
> the US government wouldn't be able to kill 1 million Iraqis, then an unknown number of Libyans, Syrians, and so on Source?
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by ciupicri 2y ago
What are you talking about? There's the "Wrap up version 1.3.3." commit from 2023-05-31 (see at https://sourceforge.net/p/minidlna/git/commit_browser ).
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by ciupicri 2y ago
From https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39866275 by rwmj: > Very annoying - the apparent author of the backdoor was in communication with me over several weeks trying to get xz 5.6.x added to Fedora 40 & 41 because
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by ciupicri 2y ago
Is the money stored at a credit union insured or can you lose it all?
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by ciupicri 2y ago
How was it possible for both "Cliff Stoll" and "Clifford Stoll" to exist? Shouldn't your legal name be used as it is (i.e. no nicknames) on all papers? Or did you change your legal name?
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by ciupicri 2y ago
Vim has also started to do the the rainbow thing for CSV recently (around version 9.1.672).
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by ciupicri 2y ago
Just because `os.path` is accessible through just `import os`, doesn't mean that you shouldn't import it explicitly. As the Zen of Python says, explicit is better than implicit. After all it's documented separately at https:
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by ciupicri 2y ago
Aren't the RPMs signed?
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by ciupicri 2y ago
What are the percentages?
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by ciupicri 2y ago
Create a partition that you'll never use and run blkdiscard [1] from util-linux on it. [1]: https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man8/blkdiscard.8.html / https://github.com/util-linux&#x
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by ciupicri 2y ago
I was hoping for some concrete examples. If I'm not mistaking journald periodically deletes old entries to keep its disk usage under control.
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by ciupicri 2y ago
Out of curiosity, what are those things that might crash the system while leaving evidence in /tmp, but not logging something useful? For what it's worth, OpenBSD which could be considered conservative says this about /tmp [1
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by ciupicri 2y ago
I'm in the mountain / touring category. My tires are more than 2.1" wide. Anyway, acceleration was faster and they kept on rolling when I stopped pedaling (because a traffic light was coming next).
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by ciupicri 2y ago
You're right, but this was introduced around 2012 [1] when that old laptop was manufactured. Also no one is forcing you to store GBs of data on it and indeed in practice most programs use only a couple of MBs. [1]: https://f
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by ciupicri 2y ago
I've switched to Schwalbe Marathon Almotion from some knobby Kenda and they made a night and day difference. It was a pleasure to ride in the city.
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by ciupicri 2y ago
WTF, it's 2024. systemd uses tmpfs for /tmp
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by ciupicri 2y ago
# journalctl -f _PID=${your_pid} # option 1 # systemctl status ${your_pid} # option 2 [1]: https://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/latest/jour... [2]: https://www.fr
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by ciupicri 3y ago
The required minimum is 20 days in Romania + 2 for Easter + 2 for Christmas + a couple of other holy and secular days. Though if they're during the weekend, better luck next time.
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by ciupicri 3y ago
There are no doubt way worse places than the US. I was under the impressions that Americans work hard too. For example, if I'm not mistaking there's no mandated minimum number of vacation days, so you might get only 11 compared to
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by ciupicri 3y ago
Are you talking about USA? What safety nets are available in the US? P.S. It's just a question. Not everyone lives in the US. Heck, maybe the OP was even talking about another country, say Denmark.
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by ciupicri 3y ago
I wonder: does Secure Memory Encryption [1] help against this? [1]: https://www.amd.com/en/developer/sev.html

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