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by kbart 10y ago
"Massively abundant, cheap, clean energy should be one of humanity's top priorities." Not while most of the biggest economies on Earth relies on extracting and selling resources to satisfy civilizations energy needs.
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by kbart 10y ago
There was one interesting question and answer: Q: "I find that the reasons given in this thread[0] regarding a particular certificate revocation are highly unsatisfactory. Can you justify how this revocation aligns with the views expr
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by kbart 10y ago
Knowing about it and be a subject to it differs quite a bit.
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by kbart 10y ago
"Hopefully, the bootup time is in the subseconds by now. Are we getting to these speed yet?" You can do that[0] with minimal system. Actually, it's not that difficult to get booting time down to few seconds on most embedded
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by kbart 10y ago
Exactly, I'd say America is more exception than a rule in this regard. This article implies that 5-6 years old walking to school alone is something extraordinary. It's common in my country too, actually, most of the first graders
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by kbart 10y ago
"Humanity needs to focus on what unifies us rather than what separates us." Sadly, humanity is not a one, big, happy family and you can't dismiss hundreds or thousands years of history to create one. Globalization is the fi
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by kbart 10y ago
"That's a good point, I don't actually know any Lithuanian artists or writers that have been deported." I can't find source in English, but it's a well known fact taught in school in Lithuania. You can find i
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by kbart 10y ago
You are nitpicking facts again. Neither of your three points explain why artists, especially writers, were deported. Also, deporting might serve more than one purpose, so it might be both to get rid of political dissidents and help russ
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by kbart 10y ago
"Why are you bringing deportations into conversation about Soviet integration efforts?" Because most of those deported were well educated people -- teachers, doctors, engineers etc. and their families. It was done to get rid of
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by kbart 10y ago
"There was no "150 years of occupation" 50 years by USSR + ~100 years by Russian Empire[0] "integration efforts haven't really that "huge"." Mass deportations[1] (5% of the population, most of who
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by kbart 10y ago
"Why do russia need baltic states?" Because Baltic states were part of Russian empire once and USSR later. Putin would be forever glorified in Russia and could rule till the end of days if he'd manage to "restore the g
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by kbart 10y ago
"As a European I prefer it much to the war mongering of Kelly that damaged Russian and European business and relations and just fosters hate." Or maybe Russia damaged relations with EU itself by invading Ukraine and occupying it
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by kbart 10y ago
"Or is the problem with democracy itself? Is it possible that the world is too complex for the average citizen to make an informed decision about it? " I believe, that democracy lost it when started to serve minorities instead o
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by kbart 10y ago
I was born and live in Lithuania. No, we don't have much in common with Russia. Sure, being occupied by Russia left some scars, but culturally and ethnically we are totally separate nation. USA and Mexico has about the same in common a
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by kbart 10y ago
Hm, Signal was never about anonymity, it's just an end-to-end encrypted chat and marketed as such.
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by kbart 10y ago
Dark ages? Ancient civilization collapses?
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by kbart 10y ago
It works, but keep in mind that arrays != pointers.
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by kbart 10y ago
What's wrong with engineers making as much as CEOs?
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by kbart 10y ago
Yes. You can open a bank account in Estonia online, without ever going to that country. https://1office.co/estonia/blog/opening-estonian-bank-accoun...
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by kbart 10y ago
Not good only for a small subset of people on global scale, good for the rest of humankind and future generations.
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by kbart 10y ago
Your upper comments are utter bullshit and outright lies. Flagged it. "If you are from a Baltic country <..> people celebrate Nazis as heroes, just because they against Russia." No. Simply no.
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by kbart 10y ago
Or maybe Xaomi is really a cheaper and better alternative? No, I don't work at Xaomi (or even on that continent).
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by kbart 10y ago
Thanks for recommendation! I was recently looking for a helm mount camera for my rides, but all I could find were these ridiculous looking GoPro-like mounts.
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by kbart 10y ago
I'm not sure that 1/320 probability of success is good for that either..
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by kbart 10y ago
What better alternatives do you know? I don't know any programming language for real world projects that would make error handling trivial.
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by kbart 10y ago
You should really add this info in one (preferably starting) page within your website, because it's not very informative now. Anyway, it's always nice to see some alternatives in mobile OS world, thank you and keep it up.
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by kbart 10y ago
It's not media's fault. Russia is waging open cyber war against west, of course media covers it. I know from reliable source that my country's government IT infrastructure, especially ministry of foreign affair, are being att
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At least now you know what to defend against. Also, how do you know that only one bad guy knows about it? If it's in a wild, all the bad guys will know about it sooner rather than later anyway.
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by kbart 10y ago
Not necessarily lie. People, that earn less, are likely to be ashamed (even anonymously) of their salary, while big earners are prone to boast on every occasion.
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by kbart 10y ago
"What issues still exist with using Linux on laptops?" It depends on laptop model, some are worse than others. Just google "<latop_name> linux problem" and see what others encounter. Personally, I don't have

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