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by hkpack 2y ago
So they choose worse - to use untrusted channels? This is a phenomenal level of stupidity - to use illegal channels of communication because of the bad vibes they are feeling from other people? Did it help? How many adversary spy agencies h
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by hkpack 2y ago
Ha ha, I remember I was beaten in USSR when I was a teenager and smiled on a bus without a reason for some time (was daydreaming about some random things). Was approched with “why are you fucking laughing?”
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by hkpack 2y ago
> doesn't want to surrender a chunk of its territory It is not about a chunk of the territory.
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by hkpack 2y ago
That is extremely misguided take. Fighter jets are extremely valuable, they are not a magic weapon though, but just one of the very important tool for the military to have.
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by hkpack 2y ago
I don't have that much of an experience analysing similar reports, but it seems to me to be a healthy and growing company? If you mean a negative cash flow and operating income - it doesn't mean much, as we need to know why. Takin
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by hkpack 2y ago
It may be possible that Russia has influence through social media and propaganda inside the US to such a degree, that US administration knows their dependence on the Russia's goodwill. Most Americans consume content alone through their
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by hkpack 2y ago
> Wilmore: I can tell you at the outset, all of us have the utmost respect for Mr. Musk, and obviously, respect and admiration for our president of the United States, Donald Trump. We appreciate them. We appreciate all that they do for u
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by hkpack 2y ago
As Ukrainian, I can say that you don’t understand anything. Some data points might be correct, but you have not enough data to connect the dots, so you make wrong conclusions. Russia was threatening with invading Ukraine right from the begi
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by hkpack 2y ago
Wow. Elon Musk was never a democrat. In the first book which was written a decade ago, he proudly state that he will do on media whatever necessary to push his companies forward. Every company needs a long-term marketing strategy, and using
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by hkpack 2y ago
The reality is very different. In practice, jamming of wide area is not a solved problem. It is easy to jam GPS because its signal is already weak, or a cell phone in a city, but it is very difficult to jam a drone in the sky which have a
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by hkpack 2y ago
It is more complicated than that as the roles are very different and you need both. You just cannot substitute one for the other. DJIs with their high zoom ratios and quality stabilised cameras just allow for wide area monitoring which kill
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by hkpack 2y ago
Ukraine is absolutely buying all the civilian drones it can get, especially the larger ones with good optics. One of the previous defense minister was skeptical of their utility too and called them “wedding drones”, and now you can see very
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by hkpack 2y ago
Nothing stops, but it will be a different CSRF token, which will not match to the one generated for the original page. Server keeps track of which CSRF token is given to which client using cookies (usually some form of SessionID), and store
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by hkpack 2y ago
That is what current US administration hope, but it is a bluff from the russia at least. They view US as weak now, and will not stop until it is collapses on itself.
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by hkpack 2y ago
It already does, don’t go to russia in any case if you’ve donated even few bucks.
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by hkpack 2y ago
US cannot unfreeze anything, because all the frozen funds are in the EU.
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by hkpack 2y ago
In Ukraine, top generals didn’t believe in full scale invasion specifically because Russia had not enough forces to achieve what they planned.
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by hkpack 2y ago
Graft would still produce genetically identical apples.
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by hkpack 2y ago
Yes, you absolutely right. The goal is to identify and suppress people who care about anyone beyond themselves.
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by hkpack 2y ago
It's not charity, it's a need that will be fulfilled by someone anyway. China is already offering their funds for everyone affected by USAID shutdown.
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by hkpack 2y ago
Most likely the networks were connected for stability reasons for peak consumption instead of trading. Also if russia was selling below EU market prices, it meant that there was a corruption somewhere, as it doesn’t make any sense from busi
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by hkpack 2y ago
That take becomes outdated quickly. It looks like the future will be built by those who will be able to seize power and control everybody else.
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by hkpack 2y ago
Unfortunately, I'm not sure that it is a viable strategy long term. When you finally decide to pay attention, there is a chance that you will not be able to easily absorb everything that leads to the situation so you will lack any pers
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by hkpack 2y ago
Don’t worry, it will be bodies of people everyone hated all along - thinkers, “woke”, and so on.
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by hkpack 2y ago
I agree, I mean that it is almost impossible not to fail at from the child’s perspective. I blame the structure of society for this. When kid wants to spend time with animals, friends and just be in nature - we can only offer more classes a
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by hkpack 2y ago
The person blaming his parents because they tried to do their job of, well, parenting a child with ADHD. I’ve read that psychotherapy is much more difficult when there is no-one to blame. So it might help for him, until he will have his own
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by hkpack 2y ago
Large infrastructure projects always take decades. Look at the railroad development in EU for example. You have to invent a lot of tech (signaling, communication between trains, interoperability with old systems), build a lot of infrastruct
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by hkpack 2y ago
You generally train for the sport you’re participating in. Stronger in the non-important (for the activity) parts of the body makes it harder to be stronger in the important parts. And also there are many ways to be strong, as in not all m
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by hkpack 2y ago
It is the show of power. Same as with Musk doing nazi salute and no official can call him out on this. Russia can break cables, and no official can call them out on what they are doing.
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by hkpack 2y ago
The average age of Ukrainian soldier is 42.

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