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fuoqi
6y ago
Can you link it? The relevant law written in a really stupid manner, it requires to give keys for decrypting communications, which in case of TLS means session keys. Of course no sane company would log them, so they have nothing to give in
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fuoqi
6y ago
Great collection of propaganda bull*t, bro. Is it Nemtsov "an audacious opposition" in your opinion? As much as I don't like the Putin rule, Nemtsov popularity was really minor to influence anything. If anything it was the &q
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fuoqi
6y ago
IIRC Telegram always was willing to share with security services message history from non-secret chats and groups. The problem was the idiotic requirement to give keys for E2EE chats.
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fuoqi
6y ago
This "overwhelming demand" is completely artificial, so I think we more or less agree with each other.
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fuoqi
6y ago
The interest rate is low because, as you correctly say, Fed uses infinite money from printing press to make it so. In other words, foreign and domestic actors already don't want to buy those bonds at the current rate, which is precisel
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fuoqi
6y ago
I think you severely underestimate the power of positive feedback. Some economists argue that around of third of US GDP can be attributed to the unique position of the dollar. If for some reason foreign investors and governments will lose t
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fuoqi
6y ago
Well, English does not have a "native" word for optimist either.
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fuoqi
6y ago
Oh, it's very convenient to forget the fact that Poland has occupied Czechoslovakia territory in 38 as part of the Munich Agreement supported by the "free" world. "Hyena of Europe" is a really good description in my
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fuoqi
6y ago
Note that not only Tatars have died from mass starvation in 30s and 40s. It hit equally hard Russians, Ukrainians and other ethnic groups (e.g. it had consequences as far as in the Volga region), so Tatars (as well as Ukrainians) weren'
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fuoqi
6y ago
So if more than 50% of population haven't welcomed Russians, then Crimea now has twice less population, right? It's very easy to attribute such disappearances to the evil KGB to promote political agenda, while there are far more p
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fuoqi
6y ago
I have visited Crimea last year as a tourist and talked with Crimeans personally (in Massandra and Alushta). Where do you get your information? In my experience people are mostly happy with the Russian rule and with changes it brings (simpl
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fuoqi
6y ago
>you can specify the 2-vectors on the unit circle as "{ (x,y) : x,y in R | x^2 + y^2 = 1 }" Which is not possible for any language targeting real machines since floats have fixed precision.
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fuoqi
6y ago
I have two words for you: cui bono. First hypothesis: Russian intelligence officers have attempted assassinate Skripals. What was the motive? All information held by Skripal has been long ago acquired by MI-6 and their US colleagues. Assass