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by jajko 2y ago
Any forum on old.reddit.com has links to threads that go to new pages, supremely annoying (I am sure there is some plugin or workaround for that but why the heck should I battle the site just to use it)
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by jajko 2y ago
Easy to defend mega land with harsh winters (but not so harsh anymore as they were during those failed campaigns), especially when both defeated invading armies severely underestimated... cold weather. Nobody is really invading russia her
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by jajko 2y ago
Ukraine needs more manpower primarily, they keep saying it for a long time this is a critical issue, they have relatively enough equipment for waging war. At the end equipment can't solve it all, enough boots on the ground is what conq
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by jajko 2y ago
They definitely shouldn't be after this. This is the waking point, I've read article today that we could ramp up some serious defense within 5 years on old continent, skillset and money are there. This would massively boost pa
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by jajko 2y ago
Well that heat does a lot of damage too, on top of other damaging radiation, blast wave, irradiating everything etc. which is proportional to bomb yield. Sure the biggest ones are comparatively ineffective, thats why the focus on manufactur
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by jajko 2y ago
Not true, just some cheap internet meme for people too lazy to bother understanding economics and different principles US and European societies and markets work on. And the claim of parent that income from sales would go to EU, which is no
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by jajko 2y ago
And nobody really moderates it... pretty sure meta is breaking some laws at least in some jurisdictions but this is nothing new I have in recent year maybe seen a massive increase of various fake posts from unknown groups on facebook. Made
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by jajko 2y ago
> Both Nokia and Skype went under due to usual European leadership stagnation and comfort before getting bought. Thankfully both sales funneled enough funds into EU to bootstrap a startup culture here. What? None of those were EU governm
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by jajko 2y ago
I would not. I would focus on family and friends, leaving as little mess to work through for them after my passing and making the best out of remaining days. Quality > quantity for me, always.
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by jajko 2y ago
This is not practical for common folks. I wouldn't be able to get into ebanking, buy anything in eshops, probably most stuff I use daily would be at least half-broken. Imagine this for my elderly parents, just endless desperation and f
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by jajko 2y ago
Sounds like 22nd century tech at least. Good to dream of, not practical even for very young here to think it would help them
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by jajko 2y ago
I don't care about that, I truly don't. What for? Traditions worth their salt survive and thrive to these days and will continue to do so. The rest can disappear, just like endless stream of such disappeared over millennia. Its no
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by jajko 2y ago
Hmm not sure why the offensive tone, you make a lot of assumptions about ie me while knowing 0 about me, and obviously you are wrong here. > Are you going to tell that you have no preference with regards to living in Germany, France, Pol
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by jajko 2y ago
lol lets just say we disagree on practically everything :) to each their own Just one point - there is no way ownership of some home brings actual happiness , you overload the term massively. Not only some theory, I simply never met such a
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by jajko 2y ago
If you look at history at large enough scale, concepts of patriotism or keeping one's culture are completely meaningless. Or to phrase it better - there is as much meaning as you give it to, can be from 0 to extreme and only you decide
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by jajko 2y ago
Quite limited view thats valid in certain times in certain cases, in certain countries etc. What about drawbacks of owning a house? You will spend non-trivial amount of your time, energy and money just to keep it up, keep fixing all things
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by jajko 2y ago
Silly comfortable feel-good lies. I hate the situation just like the next guy, but he is a symptom of larger issues in societies currently, not really restricted to US (look at who keeps winning European elections recently). Addiction to
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by jajko 2y ago
> they are generally unhappy about this state of affairs, seeing it as an act of economic coercion from the US Welcome to how rest of the world feels like now
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by jajko 2y ago
Any official US government foreign policy statements and stances became irrelevant in past month. Even russians struggle to change their internal narratives when trump within week switches from 'ukraine caused the war itself' to &
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by jajko 2y ago
You mean Ireland?
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by jajko 2y ago
KISS should always be #1 engineering principle, in any engineering. In software one I can speak a bit, the unnecessary complexities always bite back. Maybe not the creator of them, but given company always. Or as one quite bright guy said -
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by jajko 2y ago
Yeah those tools may break if such a change is introduced suddenly, without testing etc. But that's not how normal reality for most companies look like, such rules are there for 2 decades at least. DBs are very old tech without much ch
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by jajko 2y ago
and 10 overpriced hipster coffee places
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by jajko 2y ago
Near future? Maybe less than you would think, EVs are still financially unreachable and utterly impractical for most of the world. For me they are easily reachable but I just don't find the appeal, the limitations, range anxiety, ever
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by jajko 2y ago
Aesthetically pleasing it is, but also way less practical and way more costly to build. Nice stone facades can't have any thermal insulation on them (and having it inside is less than ideal), in Europe this would be a big problems apar
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by jajko 2y ago
The part about seeing the results immediately can be done easily ie via plugins in text editors like Notepad++. You have left pane with markdown text and right pane with rendered result, updated after each keystroke. I've tried 2 diffe
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by jajko 2y ago
Never underestimate the focus on food of a person or any animal who experiences(d) true hunger. I haven't come even close to it, yet the crave for any sort of energy when you are long over burning any sort of energy reserves was gradua
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by jajko 2y ago
What is this, army of accounts for hire to sway sympathies like its election times? Most people in prisons, especially US prisons, are not anyhow threat to society. That 1 or 2 joints that got people in bible belt states for solid 2 years
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by jajko 2y ago
Where we shop (in western Europe) there are these shiny huge apples, often each of them has a separate sticker. All ultra sweet because, well, people are often stupid and our instincts are too strong for some situations that we didn't
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by jajko 2y ago
They should have filled entire salad drawer with... good salad. Put up a bouldering wall or give their employees free/cheap entrance to nearby gym and give them time to actually do it. Ie I almost never go on lunch breaks if I can go t

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