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by eitland 2y ago
If the eye button is available it is clearly the intention. This wasn't such a case. That said, I didn't expect it to get rich, it was just that the experience didn't give me anything back for the effort I put in.
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by eitland 2y ago
This is easy to read, but in reality I have found things to typically be a bit less straightforward. Three things typically happens: 1. people who like these chains really like them. And I've seen multiple "one liner expressions&q
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by eitland 2y ago
> Let’s start with some empathy, because let’s face it: Nobody sets out to build something insecure except maybe a cryptocurrency exchange. :-)
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by eitland 2y ago
I've reported a trivial way to infer details about passwords in Windows. (Ctrl-arrow in password fields in Windows 8 jumped by character group even when hidden so if a prefilled password was 123 abc.de it would stop after 3, after spac
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by eitland 2y ago
The first is a direct lie. The second is only as trustworthy as Trump (i.e. not at all). What would prevent Trump from striking a deal with the russians after he "legally owns it anyway". Third: Much is said about the Budapest Mem
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by eitland 2y ago
Somebody did email Daniel and it was back shortly after. Also, to be fair, Daniel is human and have to sleep sometimes. (I don't know if he is alone but haven't noticed any other active mods for years.)
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by eitland 2y ago
Rather try to get some cooperation with French industry (who already have a complete engine without US strings attached), or British Industry (which has a workings engines, but as far as I understand with some US strings attached.)
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by eitland 2y ago
Can probably also use other missiles but I agree we need to get rid of all US dependencies and I guess a lot of effort is going on now to see what can be done to get rid of the American engine. Maybe a cooperation with French (Safran) or Br
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by eitland 2y ago
Did you vote for alienating all your allies? Increase tariffs even more on allies than your supposed enemies? Massively increasing cost of living in US? Sending European and South Korean defense stocks through the roof while tanking US de
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by eitland 2y ago
Alternatively they could have went with not 5 generation, but still extremely good Gripen. It's electronic warfare capabilities have reportedly surprised Nato pilots in exercises before.
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by eitland 2y ago
1. Kremlin says a lot of things so probably they also said Ukraine could join EU. The night before the full scale invasion they claimed they had no intention of attacking Ukraine. 2. Ukraine has the right to join whatever alliance it wants
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by eitland 2y ago
Have my upvote, good reasoning. Still sources like Covert Cabal and others do make me think it isn't only a tactical consideration the russians have made but also a reflection of the fact that they very much do see the end of their s
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by eitland 2y ago
India already got burned. Their previous orders have still not been delivered since they were sent to the frontlines in Ukraine. I doubt India will want to repeat that.
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by eitland 2y ago
> That is why it is wrong to simply assume Russia is weak. russia is weaker than they have been since 1991, possibly 1950. There is a reason they are now delivering ammo using mules and actually attempting old school cavalry charges on h
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by eitland 2y ago
Stop peddling russian propaganda. Just because you can dig up three YouTube links that supports the russian side doesn't mean we should belive them.
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by eitland 2y ago
That wasn't the reason I think, rather than some people abusing the flag option to keep anything they don't like off the front page, thinking their personal preferences are more important than what everyone else votes. Please send
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by eitland 2y ago
Better than having to cry in russian in 20 years. Also, according to Perun, if Europe collectively raises defense spending to somewhere near 4,5% (I think, check last Sundays episode) it will outspend not only US but US and China together.
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by eitland 2y ago
Some of us have been following European politics for a long time, friend. When we call out propaganda you can listen to us.
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by eitland 2y ago
Laat I think I knew anything it took surprisingly few flags and I think people abuse it all the time to get rid of things they personally don't like. And don't like is a broad category.
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by eitland 2y ago
You argued he had ties. Ties goes both ways. His were only one way. Besides, you link to a place that requires log in but were no one wants to be seen anymore because it is run by a I-dont-know-what-to-say and is overrun by russian propagan
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by eitland 2y ago
> while hundreds of thousands get killed or mutilated? Most of them are russians in uniform, which, as tragic as it is, is a better outcome. The original invasion force brought tens of thousands of body bags and it is clear they weren&#x
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by eitland 2y ago
Meanwhile Putin became silent after he forced Sweden and Finland to reconsider and join. The threat to putin wasn't Nato om his doorstep but a partially russian speaking country becoming a successful democracy and joining EU.
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by eitland 2y ago
So far their 5th generation fighter program has been an even worse embarrassement than the T14 Armata. Their own press photos shows uncovered Philips screws on a supposedly stealth aircraft, and their "loyal wingman" drone used th
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by eitland 2y ago
1. That would unconstitutional 2. Every elected politician in the Verkovna Rada voted in support for Zelensky, including his opponents 3. The only ones who wants an election right now are Putin and his allies
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by eitland 2y ago
I sometimes deal with such code. I belive it works for you, and I can even say I think most projects have (a little) too few lines of embedded sql in them. But arguing for code that isn't checked out with the rest of the code when I c
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by eitland 2y ago
I wonder if you think about (things like) Hazelcast? It is JVM based "shared cache" so can be used to transparently share results of expensive queries - but also to share sessions. It mostly just works but the free version have so
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by eitland 2y ago
My previous car was diesel powered and used 0,6l/10 km. Where I live in Norway, this morning diesel is around $1.85 / l (so around $7 / gallon) and that is on the cheaper side since the pandemic ended.
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by eitland 2y ago
Safari is really good. But I have to admit extensions are really lacking, both the infrastructure for installing them and which extensions are available. I now use Orion which is based on Safari but has native vertical tabs (although not na
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by eitland 2y ago
In addition to bundling, Google has also been massively pushing it via ads. As far as I know Chrome is the only thing that has been advertised on Googles famously clean "front page" before making a search. That tells me something
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by eitland 2y ago
People still choose to drive around in 20 or 30 year old Toyotas. If price and fuel wasn't a consideration (diesel cars and fuel have crazy taxes around here) I'd end with Toyota 10/10 times.

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