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by drysine 9mo ago
Just look how Syria and Libya are doing now.
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by drysine 9mo ago
That's what --amend and --fixup are for.
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by drysine 9mo ago
>each commit nominally should work Except it can be the result of 10 squashed commits.
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by drysine 9mo ago
>But name one redeeming point of the regime in Iran. Why have any sympathy for the regime at all? They helped Russia, for one thing.
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by drysine 9mo ago
>Syria and Sahel are direct results of Russian military intervention, same with Lybia. Just curious, where did you get that idea? Free and independent Western media, I suppose? Apparently, it's KGB who removed any mention of Russia
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by drysine 9mo ago
>Example for 1: ...breaks when using pairs No, it doesn't. But sometimes you want to construct pair's elements in-place too and that's what piecewise_construct is for.
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by drysine 9mo ago
I mean the language doesn't dictate what post-condition your class has for move-ctor or move-assignment. It could be - "don't touch this object after move" (and it's UB if you do) or - "after move the object is
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by drysine 9mo ago
You mean Bush Jr and Obama were proxies of Russian government?
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by drysine 9mo ago
The US with accomplices invaded Iraq in 2003, NATO bombed Libya in 2011. Western politicians and mass media encouraged Arab Spring insurrections. All that led to the rise of ISIS among other things. And yet oddly you blame Russia for "
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by drysine 9mo ago
>After moving a value, it needs to remain in a "valid but unspecified state". No, it doesn't. The standard library requires that for its classes, but not the language. "Unless otherwise specified, such moved-from obje
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by drysine 9mo ago
>I don't want them unknowingly consuming foreign propaganda campaign content and maximally politically divisive conversation. Good point. That's what Putin's "foreign agents" law addresses. The law is much critic
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by drysine 9mo ago
You mean your politicians have created the migrant crisis because they were manipulated by Russian propaganda? I still don't understand the "foreign masters" part. You mean other parties don't talk to foreigners?
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by drysine 9mo ago
Maybe they think that the current politicians are the ones who are destroying the Europe and it's you who is voting the wrong way? The part about "foreign masters" doesn't make sense to me.
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by drysine 9mo ago
How are they doing you harm?
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by drysine 9mo ago
So you want to censor what other people read? I don't think your neighbor would appreciate such patronizing attitude.
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"The EU condemns the totally unfounded decision by the Russian authorities to block access to over eighty European media in Russia. This decision further restricts access to free and independent information and expands the already seve
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by drysine 9mo ago
The problem is that EU doesn't want to negotiate with Russia, it just makes demands as if it has won on the battlefield.
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by drysine 9mo ago
Russia did all of that, the problem is that the EU (just like the US) has never respected Russian interests and expanded its own sphere of influence as far as it could. Until Russia thought that enough is enough.
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by drysine 9mo ago
Actually, 10000th https://www.bridgemeister.com/fulllist.htm
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by drysine 9mo ago
With nuclear-armed torpedoes, I hope. Cuban crisis humming softly "When I'm 64".
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by drysine 10mo ago
>near the Battle of Stalingrad Museum >near the local Communist Party headquarters >near the Vologda Exile House Museum And so forth. Nothing like renaming central avenue in the capital, what you see in the Ukraine.
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by drysine 10mo ago
So why ask? To call facts described in English Wikipedia and Western media "Russian propaganda"?
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by drysine 10mo ago
Deep underground on its historical place? I don't like it, not one bit, but is that all you could find in whole Russia? Meanwhile here is the list of the streets named after Bandera in the Ukraine: https://uk.wikipedia.org&#
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Do we?
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by drysine 10mo ago
Why did you ask the questions if you react like this when you don't like the answer?
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by drysine 10mo ago
>or to reply in your tone - fans of Stalin You won't find any avenues in Russia named after Stalin. They were renamed after 1953 condemnation of Stalin's "cult of personality". Post-2014 regime in the Ukraine has rena
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by drysine 10mo ago
>What do you mean? Do you think that Ukrainian natonalists started the war You could start by watching Bush Sr.'s speech in Kiev in 1991: "Americans will not support those who seek independence in order to replace a far-off tyr
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Thank you. Usually it's my teammates in a pub quiz who appreciate such knowledge of historical trivia)
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Bad or good, you call it a reason.
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>Venezuela is a hive of Russian, Chinese and Iranian activity in the Western Hemisphere. That is–long run–a problem for America. Hmm, the Ukraine is a hive of American, British and German activity near Russian border. That is–long run–a

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