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by jquery 5y ago
All of this stops the day Russia stops attacking Ukraine, it’s not like Russia is a helpless victim here. Edit: I agree there will be reverberating consequences. Criminals have to pay their debt to society. Russia is already deep in a hole.
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by jquery 5y ago
Losing DFW is such a tragedy for mankind. Are there any living thinkers on his level?
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by jquery 5y ago
I’m taking off my cynical goggles and giving this a round of applause. Even if I think Twitter could do more, this is a great move on their part.
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by jquery 5y ago
With respect to games crashing, it's almost certainly not the architecture's fault. Far more likely is a system configuration or driver issue. I had more issues with my previous Intel build than my current Zen2 Ryzen (64 core TR).
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by jquery 5y ago
You’re getting cancelled for your views? Which views are those, exactly?
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by jquery 5y ago
What arguments are they bringing to the table, exactly? You seem to be quite keen that they can continue broadcasting lies while they invade a sovereign democratic nation. I wonder just what pushback against Russia you do support. It’s no
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by jquery 5y ago
Iraq was on the other side of the world from us, not next door, and we took that over in a matter of days.
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by jquery 5y ago
At a certain point we need to worry less about Russia's opinion regarding anything, and more about defanging them as a power in the world capable of projecting force until their leader is no longer a power-mad tyrant. Technology sancti
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by jquery 5y ago
It's difficult to take your comment seriously when you start off with a falsehood. Afghanistan was not an illegal invasion, they were the aggressor country. To equivocate ukraine with afghanistan is to support Putin's invasion.
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by jquery 5y ago
Ties are absolutely relevant when the guy is doing stuff like removing Ukraine aid or Russian sanctions from the Republican platform. Look up Paul Manafort. Nobody is claiming Trump is a genius. The Russian ties are all out there in the ope
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by jquery 5y ago
Thanks. I was genuinely curious. I’m surprised embedded still overwhelmingly demands C, but I’m guessing there’s a lot of inertia which you alluded to.
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by jquery 5y ago
This is undoubtedly one of the primary motivations underpinning investment in this area, and makes me quite wary of anything coming out of it. Is any of this "cloud gaming" being backed by a love of gaming itself? Doesn't fee
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by jquery 5y ago
Volatility didn't change overnight, I'm sure margin requirements for speculating on Rub increased dramatically in the run-up to the war. It's unlikely they allowed any margin at all on the eve of the invasion.
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by jquery 5y ago
I saw a picture of a Russian mall from yesterday, lots of people out and about shopping like nothing is amiss. So far the Russian protests are pretty anemic (I mean in numbers, not in passion, and I greatly respect those currently protestin
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by jquery 5y ago
I’d love to know what you think the West can do, except that we are scared? I think the West is doing absolutely the right thing. This is a disaster for Putin but you know what could turn it around for him? If we give him an excuse to escal
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by jquery 5y ago
I am with you. If anything I want to turn up the sanctions even more, as I see Putin ramping up the war crimes he’s committing in Ukraine out of frustration at the resistance there.
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by jquery 5y ago
I know lots of Russians that support Putin, unfortunately. I wish it were as simple as Putin was acting alone but he is a popular Russian figure.
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by jquery 5y ago
Don’t let Putin off the hook for his own bad decision to invade. The USA did nothing but tell the world what Putin was planning, we did not goad him into it. Nobody put a gun to Putin’s head and said invade or else.
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by jquery 5y ago
Common compared to what? What’s the right number of abortions and why?
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by jquery 5y ago
>If you'll recall there was a multi year period of mass belief that the president colluded with Russians to steal the election. On the back of very little evidence, other than news heads talking about it and "he said, she said&
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by jquery 5y ago
His cognitive ability was off the charts - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Uvwbd75ujU
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by jquery 5y ago
It definitely would have an affect on someone who otherwise has no opinion. Or someone on the fence. It adds to the cost of deciding to believe Trump's big lie.
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by jquery 5y ago
They got hit for signal-boosting Trump's nonsense without correcting it. YouTube is well within its rights to say "hey, we aren't a platform that exists to signal-boost Trump's lies."
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by jquery 5y ago
Please stop using 1984 to make extremely insipid and banal points that don't even really make sense in context. This doesn't really map to anything in 1984, if anything Google makes an attempt to say there is such thing as a share
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by jquery 5y ago
If we equate Saddam Hussein with Zelensky, then sure. I'm not so sure the parallels are actually there, though. Intelligence tells us Putin's actual reasons for invading ukraine have a lot more to do with restoring the glory of th
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by jquery 5y ago
>Mearsheimer in 2015 in his lecture "Why is Ukraine the West's Fault?" No, it is not. Putin is responsible for what is happening right now. Putin and his enablers. Nobody forced Putin to invade. It was pretty clear that in
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by jquery 5y ago
All this post-racial idealism would land a lot better if we didn’t just get over 4 years of Trump, and if he wasn’t polling better than our current President. Given that, all these concerns about our precious post-racial paradise if it were
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by jquery 5y ago
The difficulty isn’t particularly high, it’s just high for a mainstream AAA game in the year it was released, and was probably the first time many in the generation of Dark Souls encountered actual challenging gameplay. There are much, much
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by jquery 5y ago
It also leads to greater predictability. >The reliance on judicial opinion is a strength of common law systems, and is a significant contributor to the robust commercial systems in the United Kingdom and United States. Because there is r
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by jquery 5y ago
The only thing Google understands is money. A nice fat fine from Uncle Sam for aiding and abetting Russia in violation of sanctions might make them prioritize a fix.

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