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Most mainstream media reported Ukraine gov links with neo-nazi groups, before 2022, all forgotten now Ukraine’s Got a Real Problem with Far-Right Violence https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/ukrainealert/ukraine-
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If their government gave them arms and force them to fight against the invaders, are they still civilians?
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5y ago
Especially words against willing public figures, living above average lives
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5y ago
Poor young people walking on the street alone wearing a mask. Wealthy people and politicians going to the Super Bowl not wearing a mask. Does not look very healthy
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5y ago
If it is really bad you might want to go to the doctor for a diagnosis Otherwise that is one of the things for why people do yoga or meditation. Brain is a muscle and you need to train it to stop or be calm
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5y ago
Why only now? Were the subjects covid vaccinated? Doesn't mRNA vaccines contain polymers? https://www.nature.com/articles/s41565-021-01001-3 I think that is a relevant question now for many scientific studies now
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5y ago
If website supports is just more secure and practical to buy a cheap security USB key https://solokeys.com/products/solo-usb-a And keepass[xc] also supports autofill OTP tokens
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5y ago
Star wars https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_D0ZQPqeJkk Saw a documentary about it, that can't find now, the behind scenes of the recording, where you see the composer John Williams telling the orchestra to start stop chan
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5y ago
I am thinking buying an One Mix 4 10 inch screen, very light and portable In the office you can use any USB-C dock with a external monitor 16gb RAM, 1tb nvme drive, 1K price
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5y ago
These past couple years must have beaten all records in censorship So we are cool with political censorship, scientific and medical censorship, covid... But sex censorship adjacent is the thing we need to investigate A lot of the points hav
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5y ago
No-code has been the "future" for 20 years, but no no-code framework has never reached close parity with code ecosystems, and always require someone doing code for each no-code component
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5y ago
After trying several I keep going back just pages in notepad++, or Zim wiki Interesting how after many years and hundreds of apps there is no todo killer app. There is still space for someone to come up with something truly effortless and p
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CNN and BBC are also debunked or misreport frequently and Russia didn't rush to ban them If RT lied it would have gone to due process It was a clear political decision to ban TV channel, online channels, and now search engine result. C
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5y ago
RT was not just news, it also had opinion programs, some not exactly aligned with anything. Also economic analysis... At a minimum, RT is as relevant in the US or in the UK as CNN and BBC are relevant for Russians https://m.youtu
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Interesting how we point at Russia for not having liberty of information. But at this war we are throwing all the first punches This is way past ridiculous, not to mention social media allowing violence Looks like a "all in" from
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5y ago
Plot twist, most of the lines are actually just unnecessary code formatting and 1 line is the actual change
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5y ago
It would be interesting to know if being vaccinated makes a difference
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5y ago
The article is now flagged... The HN content, community and moderation quality are away above average. But there is definitely some moderator that takes US criticism too personally I have seen this several times, as soon as the conversation
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5y ago
Yes because from the Russians perspective the USA is the fake democracy ruled by despots, too morally corrupt to criticize them Obama and Biden in 1 single year dropped 26k bombs in 7 different countries https://www.theguardian.c
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The toppling of Saddam’s statue: how the US military made a myth https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/jul/08/toppling-sadda... > “Now, when I go past that statue, I feel pain and shame,” said Kadhim
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That's the classic Our politics honest. Our country good. Our military righteous. Their politics corrupt. Their country bad. Their military evil. Every side thinks the same
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And the US must agree as they have the same policy in case Iran blocks the Strait of Hormuz trading route for example https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strait_of_Hormuz Some of the sanctions are definitely too much, as t
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They should be out in school They start under 18 but keep it on after, and many commit suicide because they don't want to deal with life
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Although later Chomsky comments have been strange, historically his views have been very insightful, and a lifetime work should not be dismissed just because of it
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5y ago
It almost needs a political tab, where all non technology relevant related posts should be moved to
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5y ago
The mainstream anti-war movement woke up from a 20 year coma to be outraged once again... and cheer for the ww3
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I think what happens there is that some comments pro-Ukraine are actually anti-Russian and quite aggressive. Or just being rude to people commenting pro-Russia. Generally aggressive comments are less upvoted. And there are no pro-Russia com
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Most are under 18 and keep relying on their parents who became desperate because they don't understand it So these look more like young people that need help
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Boris Johnson to make protests that cause 'annoyance' illegal, with prison sentences of up to 10 years https://www.businessinsider.com/boris-johnson-outlaw-protest... UK law people making social media posts could
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5y ago
Those Russian invasions happened after NATO officially invited those countries to join, so it is not self fulfilling Those countries are right at Russia's border, US other NATO members invading countries thousands of miles away NATO me
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