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Mmh? Maybe it's because I've never touched frontend professionally in my life, but I think that if you're doing it in the UI you're doing it VERY wrong. This logic should be purely in the DB model or very close to it. In
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> The word "Relaunch" doesn't appear on that site I think the "Our website will be launched in" banner counts as "relaunch", since they were active before.
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https://www.fer.xyz Netlify, built with Pelican, not really a lot of time to write though.
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Are Israel and Morocco in the EU?
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Tell HN: Facebook content control in the context of the war in Ukraine
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I can't recommend other than https://gpslogger.app/
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I read the article and ctrl+f'd Outer Wilds straight away. It's an extreme case indeed, the game does very little hand-holding, while being tremendously complex and interconnected. The only thing that unlocks parts of the game is
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"rest/be assured but ensure" is how I would keep the semantics wordplay, but obviously there's always something lost in translation.
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Yes, the Russian proverb. It's even better in Russian: доверяй, но проверяй, doveryay no proveryay It's better because it displays both words are semantically related. In fact, "verify" is cognate with their root, vera&#
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I even had them call me within an hour of opening a ticket.
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Sometimes I think K8s is largely pushed for Amazon/Google/Microsoft to sell the disk that goes along with it.
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Locally we have Ukrainian (and Russian) Facebook groups full with people willing to help for such things. For anything else I've been using the speakerphone workaround.
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Project Babylon
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Nah, they pushed against scary nuclear instead, and some bad actors (Schroeder) capitalized on it.
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Depends because the partition and directory structure has changed over the years, but it generally boils down to rsync -avP6AHXx --numeric-ids src dest. It requires some fiddling afterwards (not only grub-install: adjusting fstab UUIDs, ada
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My Arch Linux installation is roughly 15 years old, rsynced from machine to machine over the years: make partitions, rsync, grub-install, rinse, repeat.
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Maintenance needs to be done on Russian airports in any case. That's significantly more expensive now in the best case, impossible in the worst.
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It's the only criterion that matters when that country started a war. It's not specific to RT, it's specific to all media still able to publish and air in Russia. Freedom of press for me but not for thee. Any war the US start
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Most of their civilian planes are Boeing and Airbus, then much further down in numbers Tupolev et al. While there had been efforts to revive civilian aircraft industry, the only recent model is the Sukhoi Superjet 100, which is relatively s
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You have people defending Putin and his war on western media. You can find them without trouble. On the other hand, I dare you to find an RT story critical of Putin, without any sugarcoating. Beyond the war, on literally any topic. So no, i
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Given that Russia deployed Wagner Group in Ukraine, whose founder has SS tattoos on his neck, why unsubstantiated statements from Russia are to be believed?
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It's worthless since everything on RT is "Russia is always right, the rest are always wrong, and also they're Nazis/fascists/imperialists, and America/NATO did it too btw".
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I don't justify it, you're dodging the question. Why do you support Hitler approach to foreign policy only because it's Putin instead of Hitler? It's something you should be asking yourself. Your officials even call it р
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Yeah, why whould Europe care about the Austrian painter annexing Czechoslovakia? This only concerns Germany and Czechoslovakia. Same with Germany and Austria, don't get involved. Germany and Netherlands, just a border dispute. Germany
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How does NATO pose an existential threat to Russia? There would only be a conflict between them if Russia attacked a NATO country. Is existential for Russia to invade and attack neighbors? We might be upon a r/SelfAwareWolves moment. T
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You mention a conflict that's 8 years old, but keep dodging the question. I already provided one but you didn't like it. Please answer my question before keeping with that Russian gish gallop.
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https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2014/apr/30/russia... I can throw you tons of support and understanding for Russia and Donbass from western media, loads of people questioning the supplying of a
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/media/2022/02/23/tucker-carls... Here, shock yourself.
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> How do we know it’s propaganda? If your country is always right and the rest are always wrong, that could be a hint. In Western media you'll find voices for and against the war. In Russian media it's barely acknowledged that
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Well, such approach to foreign policy (if destroying a nation just to mess with a third party can be called that) certainly backfired, as now historically neutral nations want to join NATO.
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