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darkarmani
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> Uh, you know this actually happened in a different Caribbean island state and, while there was a bit of a dispute about nuclear weapons that resulted in both alliances pulling them back from each others borders in a quid pro quo What n
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I agree with you. >Small numbers of light vehicles entering towns they have not overcome...trying to take large cities without first gaining and controlling ground and surrounding areas. This was our strategy in Iraq -- highly mobile war
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> amnesty for illegal immigrants. It sounds nice, until you think about the obvious result. You mean because of the sizable labor black market would shrivel up and suddenly all of these laborers would be able to collect on benefits on th
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5y ago
> Oh my god, a tennis player and jack ma didn't make themselves available to western press for a bit. That's the best propaganda you can come up with? "make themselves available...for a bit"? That's disingenuous
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> Amazing. All social media is heavily monitored and censored everywhere. We can argue degrees but it's all censored. Nope. On WhatsApp, no message I've ever sent has been censored. I haven't heard of anyone being censore
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5y ago
Did you notice the poster's name?
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> Really? He kept threatening sanctions, kept saying the invasion was happening... I'm confused by how this is antagonizing Russia. By saying what Russia was actually doing is the reason they kept doing it?
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> Really though, what use is the US? What? Do you want the US interfering with your country? How many years did you have to create closer ties to the US before now? Why would the US want Ukrainians to die and why would they want Ameri
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They didn't just have an opinion, they said it was nonsense.
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> Instead Biden antogonized Russia How exactly did he antagonize Russia? > The US isn't doing shit... What do you want the US to be doing? Are these actions feasible?
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5y ago
That feeling goes away with "practice". Starting IF it can feel like that for a while. I think it's your body getting more efficient at switching away from glucose and to ketones for energy production.
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> (confirmed by President Zelensky today -- said we will not be fighting Russia head-on). Therefore no more Ukrainian body bags, which is great news, though not the ending we wanted. Oops. Your comment aged really poorly in one day. It
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> people are forced into a globalized system I don't understand this framing. How are people forced?
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> we are not supposed to apply critical thinking and if we do we are banned from social media How many people were banned from social media for critical thinking? I'd be willing to bet if anyone was banned, they were actually statin
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5y ago
> What made Europe great was the diversity How is Europe not diverse? The EU seems like the perfect combination of uniting nations through trade while maintaining their own cultures. Trade makes it much more valuable to have peace than
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5y ago
How has the "US" expanded to the East? The US is bound by shorelines. I think your slip of the tongue is revealing of the propaganda against NATO. It's a membership driven club unlike actual invasion and annexation. Sovere
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5y ago
Which is exactly why Ukraine and other nations would want to join NATO. So this exact situation doesn't happen.
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> as a result Russia does not have a defensible border So it should be easy for NATO to go on the offensive here and teach Russia a lesson? If that isn't true, then why would Russia need to invade a country to "make itself sa
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Your false equivalence is around Russia INVADING a country after saying it was just doing military exercises.
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> what NATO is even supposed to be doing in the 21st century 30 years after its raison d'être evaporated How can you even say this with a straight face as Russia invades neighboring countries? You know why Russia doesn't attem
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What missiles were going to end up in Ukraine? In Cuba, there was an actual plan in progress for missiles. This is just an excuse to invade the Ukraine.
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> Lockdown for 2 weeks, keep it up for over a year. When has Fauci said to keep lockdowns for over a year? You are making this stuff up.
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Where does it say that the accused was a left-wing activist? If we find out he is registered as a republican does it mean it was set by a right-wing activist?
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> Easy example is a chimney - they're only trying to get rid of the exhaust gasses we don't want inside, and DGAF if it is cold or hot. In fact, heat exchangers are often installed to attempt to capture some of the lost heat an
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> it's something you learn through deliberate practice and focus. That sounds like a massive barrier to entry and more effort than solving the problems I currently have.
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> Is it too much to ask from developers in 2022? It's not too much to ask for non-production ready software. If nixos is supposed to be production ready, then yes.
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> they'd only sue company X for patent violations if company X sued Google for patent violations. That's still a problem. Suppose company X has a real innovation that is worth billions of dollars and google sues them using &qu
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How can they change your existing contract?
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They already charge per kb. Look at the small print -- once you hit a certain amount of usage, you are drastically rate-limited. The only difference is that some months, when you don't hit your limit, you pay more per byte.
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You can do that today with blackmarket exploits, so why do you think actual bug bounties will cause this problem?
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