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>Europe is trying to get away from being dependent from Russian gas for strategic, not humanistic reasons. I think the truth of this statement increases with a slight modification. The US is trying to get Europe away from being dependent
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Cheap energy is great for Germany's energy intensive heavy industries, and strategically important. Russia and Germany getting cozy and growing together economically couldn't have made the US or the UK very comfortable and I belie
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>Ukraine has inherent freedom to join NATO. >It needs NATO's permission because that's how NATO works Sorry to be a pedantic asshole but those statements are in opposition to each other. What you want to say is that they sho
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Sorry, it seems I misinterpreted your comment. >Point is that Russia has no say over Ukraine's ambitions...That Russia must simply accept and move on. Well, that's the crux of the matter isn't it. They've not accepted
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Mearsheimer is way more of an authority on the subject than you are, so if you're going to dismiss his claim as bullshit while claiming you're trying to combat the claim you could at least provide a link. Also even if Mearsheimer
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I never said it was close. You seemed to put the demarcation date for the discussion of it joining at 2014 but it started before that. I simply wanted to add more information to the discussion.
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>And yet, the USA did not invade Cuba or press a regime change after the CMC. There was a negotiated settlement where the USA withdrew their missiles from Turkey, left Castro alone and that settled the issue. No, but they were willing to
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The NATO Bucharest Declaration of 2008 mentioned Ukraine and Georgia joining NATO.
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Do you not think that the US has a huge sphere of influence? It seems to me that the US can and does take any action it wishes to outside its borders. Sometimes those actions have a good moral justification and sometimes they don’t. >US
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I remember when I learned about the Cuban missile crisis as a kid (in America) my initial thought was to ask what moral right the US had in nearly starting a war in order to stop the Soviets from moving their missiles to Cuba when both the
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> Though Italy is firmly in Europe, describing lasagna as European food is at best misleading and at worst false. I can’t understand what you mean by this at all and it sounds like an absurd thing to say. Can you please explain?
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I don’t agree at all. Emotionally invested fans of these stories clearly exist and describing them as the core audience isn’t a dishonest claim. Neither is it dishonest to claim that some of these fans feel alienated by the new versions of
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Reducing OP’s argument of “alienating fans” to “pandering to fans” is a logically false and intellectually dishonest argument.
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The NBA was physically tougher in the 90's compared to now due to rule changes which favour the offensive player. https://www.chicagotribune.com/redeye/redeye-the-nba-is-way-...
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Electron or any other web tech makes it a no go for me. For me at least it’s not possible to get a desktop app right if it’s not native.
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I just wanted to add some detail on why Migadu is awesome. - Usage based pricing rather than per seat - As cheap as $19 per year - No deliverability issues - Good instructions on how to set your DNS settings.
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Humans aren't the only mammals on this planet that consume alcohol. https://news.berkeley.edu/2014/07/01/drunken-monkeys-and-our...
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Go for long walks in nature and let your mind wander. If you don’t read a lot then start reading more. Allow yourself to get bored and then see where your mind takes you (instead of reaching for your phone). You’re probably a lot more creat
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The UK has done a really good job with this. Anyone can order 7 tests online for no charge. https://www.gov.uk/order-coronavirus-rapid-lateral-flow-test...
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The pdf below has up to date UK statistics. https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/...
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I live in the UK and have spent some time in Sweden and I would agree with this. Swedish homes are amazingly warm and cozy in the winter.
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Most of the iOS learning material will directly apply to macOS and the things that don’t are fairly easy to figure out. I’d dive right in and just go for it. And don’t forget to check out the free Stanford course (cs193p) on YouTube.
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> the landing page is bad. copy is bad. pics are bad. design is bad. looks like a screenshot from trello. fix it. I’m open to the possibility that a small team can produce a great product but have bad marketing, but there doesn’t appear
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If it's a small group simply picking up the phone and calling is probably more efficient compared to having an email conversation about when to talk. I've been in this situation too and I gave up on trying to change the habits of
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>How does Rust do this? Does it only apply to memory management? https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/ch04-00-understanding-ownersh... This link explains it pretty clearly with example code (which is easy enough to unders
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> you have to use the latest RC in order to use it with the stable (non-nightly) Rust compiler. That’s not actually true anymore since v0.5 came out in June. I’m intending on using it for a small project that will handle real money soon
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Maybe the other option is the "creepy guys" table? All joking aside I can only comment very generally obviously, but just because people will tolerate a particular aspect of someones personality doesn't mean they actually enj
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Here is a little hint. These women don't think you're funny. They are humouring you. Most likely they've heard all the jokes before and they think you're boring at best or an asshole at worst. Imagine for a moment that y
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That's great thanks for answering; I'll give it a go.
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Does anyone know if the iOS application is native or does use it use some type of web-tech or cross-platform sdk?
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