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by kangda123 4y ago
I haven't read the article but, generally, main thread pool is designed to utilise the whole processor. So on a 12-core system there will be 12 OS threads. No point in having more. But, if the program opens just 12 big files all thread
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by kangda123 4y ago
While it's not a good excuse, perhaps protective gear is not particularly comfortable?
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by kangda123 4y ago
Regardless of the alleged guilt of an average Russian (and the West's moral superiority to dispense punishment), doing business with Russian companies simply helps finance the war. Paying higher prices is literally the least we can do
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by kangda123 4y ago
Doesn't that pretty much characterise all for-profit companies?
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by kangda123 5y ago
Thats just not true. The relaxation of hate speech is towards Russian troops only. Not civilians. Frankly, what kind of communication do you expect from civilians in a kill or get killed situation.
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by kangda123 5y ago
not really an answer but for one Russian military also seems to have expected and even planned for that (e.g. sending recon units first)
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by kangda123 5y ago
Well, we know that in many dictatorships support of the leader is marginal (e.g. just across the border - Belarus). This does not seem to be the case with Putin. And yes, you can say you don't like the war in a poll. It's not Nort
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by kangda123 5y ago
There is no winners here but it's a huge improvement that Russia has to at least pay the price.
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by kangda123 5y ago
Are you sure they are not for war? For example: https://edition.cnn.com/interactive/2022/02/europe/russia-uk... They are surely less for war now but the effect would be opposite if they managed to captur
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by kangda123 5y ago
Exactly, Belarus did not go well.
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by kangda123 5y ago
Aren't ordinary Russian people fairly supportive of the Russian imperialism? Didn't Putin have a very strong improvement in ratings in 2014, when first meddling with Ukraine's affairs? Around half of Russians were positive ab