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by glogla 4y ago
The corruption in Germany is unbelievable. Given Schröder, Merkel, Dieselgate, this thing ... Germany os basically a rich Russia.
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by glogla 4y ago
> blaming China or its government for private companies There are no truly private companies in China, once they reach a certain size or influence level.
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by glogla 4y ago
Very likely. Moxie was always horrible.
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by glogla 4y ago
Oh you're missing the best one, "nigge.rs".
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by glogla 4y ago
In just this post, you 1) Disingenuously frame someone being removed from premises where they are not welcome as "decided that X is a fascist and started, escalated, and carried out an attack". 2) Care more about someone who runs
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by glogla 4y ago
Wonderfull, looking forward to seeing all the nooks, crannies and secret passages again.
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by glogla 4y ago
Leipzig again or back to Hamburg?
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by glogla 4y ago
If it's built badly enough, probably. And this is Russia and the bridge is hastily built political project. Meaning we won't know without more data.
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by glogla 4y ago
> If we give them the territory they hold today they're in no shape to take anything else, and they certainly won't launch WWIII. > I don't support appeasement in any way, but that isn't the road to WWIII. These tw
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by glogla 4y ago
Indeed. Now as Russia runs out of modern equipment and starts pulling WW2 lend lease things out of storage, the war in Ukraine will become US-US proxy war.
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by glogla 4y ago
Nice to see someone proud of being a monster.
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by glogla 4y ago
That is a shame. I was thinking of possibly using it in our company, but there's no way we're onboarding another cloud next to AWS.
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by glogla 4y ago
I know this isn't the topic, since this blogpost is about something else, but the redshift reverse engineering section of the site is excellent. Reading the whitepapers, you can see the author is really knowledgable about redshift and
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by glogla 4y ago
Yeah, probably. The moment Germans started on EU level to push natural gas (which burns into co2) as green and push zero emission nuclear as not green, I stopped believing they are more than Russian puppets or useful idiots.
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by glogla 4y ago
Being "green".
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by glogla 4y ago
Wasn't caffeine combined with contact sports linked to some brain damage? I remember this being a thing going around - the proposed mechanism was that while caffeine helps in general, it constricts brain blood vessels making blows to h
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by glogla 4y ago
The gas is not standing by itself, Russia refused to sell it as a reaction to Western help to Ukraine and sanctions. Getting it running again would require nations to go beg to Russia, who would probably ask for all the sanctions removed an
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by glogla 4y ago
Nobody in EU will be in danger of freezing due to lack of gas. There is enough if gas coming from other places than Russia and the governments are mostly subsidizing it. I don't know why people keep repeating this lie, do they want to
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by glogla 4y ago
I would say not being able to buy Russian gas is good for EU. Supporting evil empire by buying gas is bad not just for European souls but also for long-term stability, as we can see.
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by glogla 4y ago
The "egg cartons" are spacers between explosive reactive armor places. The interesting part isn't that there are egg cartons but that there's only egg cartons - the ERA plates are missing. My favorite story of Russians a
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by glogla 4y ago
I pick different username / handle for every website because I don't want someone to be able to follow everything I do with a simple search. I just pick them as it strikes me fancy, based of something cool I saw that week. This on
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by glogla 4y ago
> Any link to that? I can't find the story. I can't find it either, I'm pretty sure I heard it on some conference, so consider it made up. It was years ago anyway.
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by glogla 4y ago
It is a bit more nuanced. On one hand, it is immensely successful Apache project. On the other hand, it is a failure of open source - Databricks Spark is full of proprietary extensions that are not in Apache Spark. AWS Spark (in EMR and Glu
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by glogla 4y ago
Honestly, the article author probably doesn't even know much about hiking or care. He just uses hiking as metaphor to say "individualist society is better society, I don't want poor people to slow me down".
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by glogla 4y ago
Yes. Scouting ahead of a group to find best path because you are more experienced is not selfish. It is the opposite of what the article author is peddling.
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by glogla 4y ago
I am not sure, why you are using words like "emotional" and "outraged". The problem with the article is that it glorifies selfish attitude, which leads to uncaring, individualist, exploitative and toxic society. The auth
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by glogla 4y ago
I'm sure people understand the message. They just don't agree. My reading of the article is that the author is spending a lot of words on saying "Look, this is why being selfish asshole is actually good! And if you don't
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by glogla 4y ago
France has lot more electricity demand in winter than in summer (due to electric heating and not a lot of AC). They traditionally stop their plants in summer to maintain and refuel them. So it is easy to look in the middle of summer and say
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by glogla 4y ago
> One has also to acknowledge that the economic sanctions and the military support for Ukraine are also very hostile moves. Indeed. It is a good start but shame we aren't doing more.
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by glogla 4y ago
OP is rabid anti-nuclear person with an axe to grind. It gets boring after a while, especially with rabid anti-nuclear people being partially responsible for the current crisis. If it wasn't for them, Europe would be much less dependen

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