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by drysine 1y ago
Yeah, the post-Cold War order started unraveling with the bombing of Serbia in 1999 and it all went downhill from there - Iraq in 2003, Georgia in 2008, Ukraine in 2014.
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by drysine 1y ago
And what is the source? Honest Ukrainian word? But anyway. "Germany’s BND foreign intelligence agency said Russia has been using not only tear gas but also "the more dangerous chemical chloropicrin, which can be lethal in high con
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by drysine 1y ago
>locked in a brutal war, on their own soil, for how many years now, with no end in sight They are not locked in the war and can end it in day.
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by drysine 1y ago
They can sometimes https://quuxplusone.github.io/blog/2021/02/15/devirtualizati...
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by drysine 1y ago
What is the problem? Not being able to audit the code running on the machine?
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by drysine 1y ago
As opposed to generating C++ code by a Python script reading that json.
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by drysine 1y ago
>it was their human duty and utmost responsibility to stop this Do you apply the same standard to Palestinians for not overthrowing Hamas, to Americans for the US being the key enabler of Israel's military operations, to the citizen
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by drysine 1y ago
>blaming foreign services for lacking compliance with local laws Which is true. But yeah, things are going to get worse here in Russia in terms of internet censorship.
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by drysine 1y ago
Nazis used to measure skull dimensions to discriminate on race. How do you measure "culture" of an individual? Just apply a stereotype based on the country of origin?
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by drysine 1y ago
Now this is blocked in Russia)
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by drysine 1y ago
Come on, there is at least one major fixed line internet provider at which Tor works just fine. You need to use obfs4 bridges.
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by drysine 1y ago
Out of the 6 sites you listed only the last one fails to open for some reason. Tor works too. Regarding "essential reads" - have you heard of Ukrainian drones controlled via mobile internet? Expect mobile internet to be off from t
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by drysine 1y ago
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by drysine 1y ago
Or maybe not
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by drysine 1y ago
>Russia attempted (unsuccessfully) to destroy "Russian forces destroyed a dam in a water reservoir near Kyiv, Ukraine’s ambassador to the United States said Saturday. " That doesn't add up.
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by drysine 1y ago
Not at all. "Prior to the emergence of Kievan Rus' in the 9th century, most of the area north of the Black Sea was primarily populated by eastern Slavic tribes." Likewise Lithuania was a union of Baltic tribes. Later Lithuani
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by drysine 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kievan_Rus%27
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by drysine 1y ago
Time for a Russian diplomat to go to LA and give cookies to the protesters in show of support? [0] [0] https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/ru/6/61/Victoria_Nula...
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by drysine 1y ago
>Do you really think Russia is limiting their attacks on Ukraine because of some benevolence? Yes, obviously. Just consider the rate of civilian death toll in Ukraine vs. military casualties. Civilian deaths are a small fraction of the t
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by drysine 1y ago
>Russians refusing to move back to Russia Back? Those Russians were born in that country and you suggest they must move to Russia because they are ethnic Russians? It's called ethnic cleansing. >refusing to learn the local, offic
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by drysine 1y ago
>Half of Ukraine — the one closer to Russia — does not speak Ukrainian, mostly Russian This half? "The name Novorossiya, which means "New Russia", entered official usage in 1764, after the Russian Empire conquered the Crim
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by drysine 1y ago
>Russia has fewer assets to threaten their adversaries with Russia is producing new ballistic missile submarines approximately one per year.
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by drysine 1y ago
>the CIA Director flew to Kyiv to warn of the assassination attempt What was the source of that information, the CIA director himself?
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by drysine 1y ago
I'm telling you that you overgeneralize what you say was your experience. And please tell how the USSR forced you to "forget your own languages and culture"?
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by drysine 1y ago
I remember Biden and Biden's team claiming that Russia put bounties on American soldiers in Afghanistan. Turned out to be a fake. [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_bounty_program#Biden_a...
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by drysine 1y ago
I love how you have just ignored the reference to the book that contradicts your comment. I've read and watched enough of Timothy Snyder to know that he's quite biased when talking about modern affairs, so no, I don't have Ge
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by drysine 1y ago
Bryansk oblast is not the war zone. And even in the war zone intentional murder of civilians is a war crime. Unless it's done by Kiev regime, of course.
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by drysine 1y ago
You are mistaken. I don't blame you - it's a common narrative of Russophobic propaganda. I'd suggest reading "The Affirmative Action Empire: Nations and Nationalism in the Soviet Union, 1923–1939" by Terry Martin [0
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by drysine 1y ago
And what is the book author's source?
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by drysine 1y ago
>Which is why a simultaneous targetted assassinations of Putin, his key government supporters, and the oligarchs is needed. It's ironic that while Ukrainian supporters like you dream about terrorist attacks, Putin himself doesn&#x27

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