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by fuoqi 6y ago
You wrote "in the Russian controlled portion of the country" and "corrupt Russian guards", while the cited paper does not even contain word "Russia" in it and instead it rightfully mentions a "civil war&qu
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by fuoqi 6y ago
Sounds like a fake propaganda story (oh look, those corrupt Russian siloviks! every single one of them!). There is A TON of Ukrainian workers (zarobitchane) in Russia who not always work legally and they trivially wire funds back to their r
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by fuoqi 6y ago
Do you seriously believe that the main reason that Trump got elected is a bunch of Facebook ads?
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by fuoqi 6y ago
If you really blame Russia for the current US situation, I have bad news for you. Blaming an external power is a political manipulation 101. Focusing public attention on them is almost always used to hide real structural domestic problems.
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by fuoqi 6y ago
Any independent confirmation of those allegations? In my personal experience Meduza articles are near the top for some topics and several years ago Dozhd was popular as well, also sometimes I get links to opposition LJ blogs. Also there was
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by fuoqi 6y ago
There is an easier explanation: Kremlin just started to spend money on its Internet presence and opposition could not match it, which got amplified by more people getting connected to the Internet (thus instead of tech savvy crowd sympathet
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by fuoqi 6y ago
It's a blatant lie. Google never was as dominant in Russia, as in the US or Europe, at best times it had 50-60% of market share (mostly thanks to Android popularity). In 90s Russian market had quite popular Rambler and Apport, whose sh
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by fuoqi 6y ago
AFAIK SIMD accelerated cipher implementations already mostly do it. For example, AES-NI based implementations of AES-128 and AES-192 keep round keys in XMM registers without reloading them during processing of blocks.
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by fuoqi 6y ago
Last civil conflict in Russia was the second Chechen war. By all definitions it's Ukraine in the state of civil war, not Russia. More than 90% of Donbas rebels are Ukrainian citizens. Russia of course supports the pro-Russian side in t
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by fuoqi 6y ago
It does not matter much if Chinese mass surveillance system works on Linux or Windows, or if a racist US cop fills his report after killing a black guy in MS Office or in Libre, or if a Russian weapon system uses Linux embedded kernel inste
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by fuoqi 6y ago
Relative to universal suffrage with elected representatives (be it party or individual-based). Read about the current system and why the law, which has caused the previous protests, got accepted, while being vastly unpopular among citizens.
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by fuoqi 6y ago
How about everyone becomes rich, smart and healthy?
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by fuoqi 6y ago
Urban Council powers were very limited and mostly covered municipal services, so it's far less important than the Legislative Council. And how is my message not true? The current system is a direct descendant of the British colonial on
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by fuoqi 6y ago
It's ironic that the convoluted Hong Kong "democracy" system was directly created by British colonial administration. And this system is largely responsible for limiting ability of Hong Kong citizens to control political powe
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by fuoqi 6y ago
Russian military has preemptively started migration to Astra Linux[0] in 2018 and some say that police forces gradually migrate to it as well. So overall, I think these restrictions will be a really great motivation for those (and other) co
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US restricts Windows exports to Chinese/Russian/Venezuelan military and police(globaltradeandsanctionslaw.com)
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by fuoqi 6y ago
I think your best bet will be to use a wrapper around it: https://docs.rs/embree-rs
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by fuoqi 6y ago
>In pathological cases, this resulted in a frame taking nearly a second I wonder if someone uses a hybrid approach of CCD with a constrained time budget, meaning you will use CCD until the budget is exhausted, after which simulation will
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by fuoqi 6y ago
>I remember reading the same when the war broke out and was used by Russian as justification to invade. Small nitpick: has US invaded Syria in your opinion? Yes, Russia obviously supports Donbas republics, but most of those republics mil
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by fuoqi 6y ago
Rada has voted in favor of revoking it in 2014: https://iportal.rada.gov.ua/ru/news/Novosty/Soobshchenyya/88... It's exactly the same day when active protests in Crimea and Donbas have started. Yes,
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by fuoqi 6y ago
Yes, the main reason why it has happened is the strategic value of Crimea (Donbas was not so lucky in this regard...), but the overwhelming local support (which originated from factors like ethnicity, culture, language, poor Ukrainian rule,
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by fuoqi 6y ago
Funny you mention this law, IIRC exactly its revoking has triggered the Crimean protests, which have opened a window of opportunity for Russia. And the new power in Kiev was actively hostile to Russia, so there was no hope for a better law.
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by fuoqi 6y ago
"Russian" is not only an ethnicity, but also a language (which is a proxy to culture and society values). According to the same Ukrainian census for 77% of Crimeans Russian was a native language. Rejection of forceful ukrainazizat
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by fuoqi 6y ago
Sure, in this particular case my point of view is closer to the Russian narrative, than to the Western one. And some may call it a bias. This is why I've tried to provide sources supporting my position, which are independent from the R
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by fuoqi 6y ago
Wat? We are discussing the "annexation of Crimea", not the larger context. I just provided examples for comparison to show that the "annexation" itself is indeed can be called "effectively bloodless".
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by fuoqi 6y ago
Are you serious? Crimean population difference between 2001 and 2014 censuses is less than 5%. And considering that population was slowly dwindling since 90s, number of people who left from Crimea to Ukraine is even less than that. Can you
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by fuoqi 6y ago
By it I mean that only total 6 people have died from both sides, of which only 2 can be attributed to direct actions of Russian armed forces (well, if you trust Ukrainian version of events, which should be taken with a lot of salt, same as
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by fuoqi 6y ago
>by force It was so forceful, that it was effectively bloodless and an overwhelming portion of the "annexed" populace has actively supported it. Meanwhile situation in Taiwan is drastically different. Pro-mainland faction is re
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by fuoqi 6y ago
No, everyone knows it's a Russian ploy. /s
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by fuoqi 6y ago
Have you even read this article? Because it contains dubios allegations from a single person and an explicit denial from Durov.

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