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cocodill
2y ago
May be, but Ukraine does not control the straits, is not a member of the European Union, and is not yet the 51st US state. Other European countries are unfortunately or fortunately only in a state of cold war for the time being.
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Be careful what you wish for. Blocking the waterways would provide Russia with a legitimate reason for war or at least lead to a resolution of the blockade with force. That is insane. Nobody even considered that during the Cold War. If the
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cocodill
2y ago
> return [token for token in tokens if token] I love that kind of bullshit poetry.
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cocodill
2y ago
tv's file previewer is active per default, for fzf you have to hack it via --preview arg. subjectively tv is searching faster and previewer works faster than the fzf-preview.sh
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2y ago
Wuppertal's monorail is so phenomenal that it is much older than the city.
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2y ago
The best democracy you can buy.
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cocodill
2y ago
vi-mode is the kind of input system I'll never make friends with.
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cocodill
2y ago
I hardly met any people there who would swap their house and car for a yurt and horse. They must be living in this one lie.
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2y ago
No, it is not quite so. The real wealth and prosperity was to the south, in Bukhara and Samarkand. The territory of (present-day) Kazakhstan was not particularly affected. Some rudiments of civilization were in Kazakhstan in the pre-Mongol
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2y ago
Thanks for the valuable linguistic advice, but perhaps you should read how that discussion started.
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2y ago
if you're talking about colonization, the second sentence should note that they brought civilization to those places. In fact, even before the Soviet Union, since the 1740s, these steppes were part of the Russian Empire, and Russians b
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2y ago
these are early nineties problems, so you have to look at data from the early nineties.
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2y ago
you're a bit wrong. at the time of the collapse of the USSR, the population of Kazakhstan consisted of 40% Kazakhs and 38% Russians, 6% Germans and 5% Ukrainians, plus other ethnic groups. Kazakhs were not an absolute majority.
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2y ago
Kazakhstan is not just for Kazakhs. Be kind.
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cocodill
2y ago
It's pretty funny to see so many anime memes when you consider that demoncore was originally planned as the third bomb for japan.
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2y ago
I don't think you'll find out anything you not already know: + spotdl search is nice + tkinter surprisingly doesn't look as ugly as usual - no rewind or fastforward, nigher is it possible to click somewhere in the track progr
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cocodill
2y ago
that's just it: create a venv, pip install it from pypi, try to run and get the missing data/theme.json error.
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cocodill
2y ago
change the workplace.
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cocodill
2y ago
This is especially funny to read from someone who calls himself gorbachev here.
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cocodill
2y ago
Unfortunately, I can't share the general enthusiasm for this song, neither musically nor in terms of how it sounds. The only thing that is quite good is the part of the video with her transparent sweater.
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cocodill
2y ago
Why should anyone do that?
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cocodill
2y ago
and a cat is also good against mice
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cocodill
2y ago
a really good benchmark for such systems: ask them to summarize the reasons to vote for Trump or Harris.
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2y ago
cron in 2024? could it be an anachronism?
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cocodill
2y ago
I remember people buying bricks in a VCR box at the flea market in the early nineties. Scam works no matter what time it is.
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2y ago
https://core.telegram.org/api/end-to-end
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2y ago
Humanity needs more TUI tools
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cocodill
2y ago
I believe it was the Soviet Union's entry into the war and quick breakthrough that forced the Japanese to quickly surrender on favorable terms.
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cocodill
2y ago
well, by August 12, the Red Army had broken through in almost all positions.
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cocodill
2y ago
any chance to opensource your foto searching?
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