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by drysine 1y ago
So "...generate profit so great their boss was able to finance his own private space program" is only misleading while technically correct.
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by drysine 2y ago
Yep)
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by drysine 2y ago
There is no such thing as Western propaganda. Only facts and sincere opinions.
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by drysine 2y ago
This is freaky: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlz3-OzcExI
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by drysine 2y ago
>but is literally modeling and copying many aspects of how the US operates, only applying it to an even younger nation with a significantly weaker economy That was funny. Russia is many times older than the US. Hell, even the Bolshoy The
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by drysine 2y ago
Russian reserves are growing during the war time. https://tradingeconomics.com/russia/foreign-exchange-reserve...
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by drysine 2y ago
Your comment reminded me of Russian propagandists talking the possibility of a new civil war in the US.
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by drysine 2y ago
>That's because I've had to conclude two things: First, the Russian economy is even more opaque to western analysts than the analysts already admit it is. Or it's not all that opaque and you've been reading tons of pr
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by drysine 2y ago
>when interfacing between C and Lua Except for the indexing mismatch, I've found calling Lua from C and vise-verse very easy.
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by drysine 2y ago
It's not clear how old he was.
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by drysine 2y ago
It's likely.
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by drysine 2y ago
Don't be so harsh on your phone)
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by drysine 2y ago
>NO WAY BACK HOME There is always a way home from the ISS. There are always enough spacecraft, including Soyuz, docked to ISS to save the cosmonauts in case of emergency.
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by drysine 2y ago
>a sanction from there does not represent the will of its people Do they represent the will of the people in democracies? I don't think they had a referendum on that issue. >Maybe no "international" anything is legit. M
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by drysine 2y ago
>international sanctions And by that you mean sanctions imposed by the US, the EU and some of their allies. I don't think that 15% of the world population living in these countries warrant calling the sanctions "international&q
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by drysine 2y ago
Sadly, I've failed to find[0] that Russian translation even though Russian wikipedia mentions it (albeit saying it's a partial translation) and provides an ISBN[1]. There are Russian translations of some books by Arnon Grunberg[2]
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by drysine 2y ago
Be careful, they are quite expensive and sometimes forged: https://www.m-dv.ru/catalog/id,6524/prohod.html
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by drysine 2y ago
Hmm, is there some Dutch book you'd recommend to a Russian?
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by drysine 2y ago
No, I haven't heard about that, but that's interesting. Russia learned a lot from Dutch during Peter the Great's time, but I can't make a connection to literature from that. Perhaps, just similar national characters?
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by drysine 2y ago
>`zwarte bladzijden` We have the same expression in Russian.
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by drysine 2y ago
>a main role of the engineer is to interface with the non-technical persons or other engineers The main role of the engineer is being responsible for the building not collapsing.
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by drysine 2y ago
>Maybe you haven't seen European news and commentary. No, I haven't. Could you suggest something to read or to watch?
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by drysine 2y ago
>There’s a lot of risk now in doing business with America in every field, because it’s so unpredictable. That's how the rest of the world has been doing business with America, Europe will get used to this too.
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by drysine 2y ago
It's not the first time it happens. For example, in 2006 the US stopped supplying spare parts to F-16s it sold to Venezuela.[0] Oddly, other countries kept buying F-16s. Or think about Boeing and Airbus stopping servicing the planes th
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by drysine 2y ago
>Ukraine resisted because russia turned donbas into a corrupt mafia state. In this picture Crimea is conspicuously absent.
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by drysine 2y ago
That's what people say about the US here in Russia. Don't you think this kind of thinking is a dead end?
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by drysine 2y ago
Thanks, I didn't know that
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by drysine 2y ago
They are producing MC-21 without engines waiting for the PD-14 to be ready. We will see in a couple of months if the engine's problems have been solved.
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by drysine 2y ago
>faraway pariah state By that you mean a state sanctioned by the US and the EU, which together comprise about 10% of the world's population.
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by drysine 2y ago
Looks like they only kept the business jet division, selling the rest to different buyers including Airbus. [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bombardier_Inc .

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