foverzar

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by foverzar 2y ago
> But I also don't think any of these things justify invading Ukraine. Russian intervention was triggered by Kyiv botching the Minsk agreements and terminating ceasefire. That's the prime reason, since Russia is legally bound t
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by foverzar 2y ago
> looking at signatures "Looking"? AFAIK one can't update an app that had already been installed with a different signature. Correct me if I'm wrong and that's not the current behavior on Android.
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by foverzar 2y ago
Apps are signed.
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by foverzar 2y ago
The example looks more like a traffic arbitration site, rather then something used by humans.
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by foverzar 2y ago
We are at the point where evacuating children from the warzone is worse and more "genocide" than randomly bombing them. These propaganda slogans are long past any reason or logic and amount only to political agenda. Russia must be
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by foverzar 2y ago
What a narrative.
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by foverzar 2y ago
> Also the Chinese economy is falling apart Why is it supposed to fall apart exactly?
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by foverzar 2y ago
How much can they actually spend after paying all the essential and quality of life wages?
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by foverzar 2y ago
> Just like they forced visa and Mastercard to either run on India infrastructure or pull out Nicely done. Russia did a similar thing a while back, so when visa and mastercard had to kill their business in Russia all of the credit cards
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by foverzar 2y ago
It's bizarre because it's not a real thing. Meduza has extremely low factuality and often posts insane and literally impossible stories.
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by foverzar 2y ago
...until hastily degenerated into an ISIS-like stare and invaded Dagestan, lol.
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by foverzar 2y ago
These kind of news are typically fake twisted misrepresentations living off obscurity of the subject.
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by foverzar 2y ago
It seems like an obvious response to sanctions and denying access to lithography equipment. Let's return back to the reality where China isn't presently invading Taiwan, but is a target of containment attempts.
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by foverzar 2y ago
> The Moscow Signal was a reported microwave transmission varying between 2.5 and 4 gigahertz Evil Russians using wi-fi frequencies. > Bucha The one where they were totally shooting themselves with artillery (according to the Guardian
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by foverzar 3y ago
This is such a propaganda bullshit. I live and work in Russia. Guess what country shines brightest in WAF logs? Guess where data encryption extorters operate from? Fucking US of A. There was even a case once, where I knew specifically the p
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by foverzar 3y ago
I don't get it.
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by foverzar 3y ago
> mainly experts in Russia have been affected Yet somehow this was not known beforehand for years and somehow only became "apparent" when Russia became the public enemy. > The article makes it sound like Russia has been at
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by foverzar 3y ago
Ruskies under the bad, 21 century edition. I just can't with this scapegoat culture. Havana syndrome is almost a 10 years old meme, but since we are at war with Russia, let's randomly rope in GRU, totally coincidently.
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by foverzar 3y ago
What a sad instance of pointless puritanism.
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by foverzar 3y ago
> he should turn over the repo to someone else to manage Why can't this "someone else" just fork the repo themselves?
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by foverzar 3y ago
Obviously fork it, implement your feature, battle-test it, fix and make it more generic, battle-test it again, then ask the maintainer if they would be interested in a pull request. I mean, implementing your fixes in the first place means y
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by foverzar 3y ago
Developers could take advantage of the current political climate and mirror potentially endangered projects in a jurisdiction where companies like Nintendo have a limited legal reach. E.g. on a Russian GitVerse, good luck getting your DMCA
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by foverzar 3y ago
Wait, didn't that already happen during Trumps presidency.
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by foverzar 3y ago
> If you're expecting app/FE devs to have to learn it Why would anyone expect it? It's not their job, is it? We don't expect backend devs to know frontend and vice-versa, or any of them to have AWS certification. Why
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by foverzar 3y ago
> This overblown flexibility is what leads to most of the pain and perceived complexity, IMO. Huh, I guess you are spot on. My first experience with kubernetes was k3s and I couldn't for a long time figure out what's all the fu
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by foverzar 3y ago
> I want you to go down the list of points in the Minsk II agreement and explain how Russia didn't make an absolute farce out of them And I don't want to serve your attitude and play a Russel's teapot guessing game. I am n
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by foverzar 3y ago
> A very warped, and highly misleading description of events is all that time permits me to say. Oh please, you just don't have anything substantial to say. > Just stop pretending you haven't picked a side, please. But I hav
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by foverzar 3y ago
> russians are very selective with their truth > Remember the MRP pact with Hitler? I am always in awe by the bitter-sweet irony of this particular bit. Because Russians actually remember MRP, as well as the fact that it was a direct
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by foverzar 3y ago
> You picked a side Don't project your ying-yang dichotomic views on me. I'm just being objective about the cause-effect. And yeah, I do live here and this is too serious to ignore bullshit. > I’m not sure why you are so ave
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by foverzar 3y ago
Kyiv signed peace agreement with Donetsk and Luhansk, while France and Germany acting as a guarantor to the former, and Russia being a guarantor for the later.

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