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by konart 5y ago
Russia considers NATO's presence at its borders a national threat. On one hand - NATO protects its members from our possible aggression, on the other hand Russia sees NATO's assets (lets say AA systems) as means to degrade country
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by konart 5y ago
That's the view from one side of the fence, sorry.
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by konart 5y ago
Many people in Russia know how to root their android phone or has a relative\friend who knows. Also this will mostly affect relatively poor people who will just carry on with their factory jobs or whatever. They will just use landline.
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by konart 5y ago
Depends on where people live, how much do they make etc. The general sentiment in this country for the past few decades is "it's not for me to decide". Many people do agree however that while this kind of solution is not real
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by konart 5y ago
Except you will never know because you are not the observer of this oblivion unlike that of a bad trip.
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by konart 5y ago
>But I'd be happy to address specifics you believe are examples of its poor writing The first thing the robot build by the atheists does when her child is lost - is some pagan ritual. To be honest it was hard to take the rest seriou
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by konart 5y ago
The way "Cc" is drawn makes it harder to read for me for some reason. Almost as if the letter is about to fuse with the next one. >CG >Different terminals of capitals Doesn't really work well for me.
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by konart 5y ago
>The first season of Raised by Wolves is a masterpiece What? It's so poorly written it's even amazing.
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by konart 5y ago
I'm sorry but as someone from Russia - you are wrong. >Reading your messages tells them who to interrogate, where to find them, who else is involved, etc. Why read my messages if they can start from me? Or that other guy who posted
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by konart 5y ago
One should also check Telegram settings for media downloads\autoplay. This may change memory consumption drastically.
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by konart 5y ago
>I don't see how Telegram is any different to say, Signal. It may have better apps, UX, features and more which that alone makes it a compelling competitor You have answered your own question there. Humans naturally chose paths that
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by konart 5y ago
For most people the said security is not a big issue. Esp. in countries where police can come for you and make you talk by any means. E2EE won't help you if they want you.
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by konart 5y ago
What does UX\UI has to do with E2EE? Sure, Telegram team used more human resources elsewhere while WA and Signal where doing their E2EE magic, but once they where done - what stopped them from investing into everything else?
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by konart 5y ago
Work from home. Office may be an okay option but only if it is not an open space and if don't have to spend more than 1 hour commuting both ends (which is almost impossible here in Moscow).
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by konart 5y ago
>shared mutability Sure but this goes against "Don't communicate by sharing memory", no?
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by konart 5y ago
> Cog for something similar for macOS. https://swinsian.com/ is another choice. Not a free or oss one though.
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by konart 5y ago
>but no one actually uses them. The two companies I worked in (and still work as of now) both were using fasthttp and non-stdlib json parser (jsoniter and jstream to be exact). In fact in my experience - nobody uses stdlib implementation
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by konart 5y ago
>Most powers were expansionist in some way or the other during World War II and its immediate aftermath. Most powers are expansionists in some way at any point of time in history. I think a quote from "Seventeen Moments of Spring&qu
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by konart 5y ago
>when the motion is complex >multiple cursors (from a different comment) I agree that in this kind of case motion first may be a way to go. Basically it should look like `search && replace`. Without actually doing search &
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by konart 5y ago
>There's no animation or forced latency. For a short motion that's predictable like `w`, you're typing the d before you actually check the result and it's just as fast as vim but in the opposite order. Yeah, I just re
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by konart 5y ago
> which matches well with the visual feedback Kakoune gives you. Do you really need this feedback though? I can understand this when yanking, but if I'm going to delete the word... The whole action take much less that a second and t
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by konart 5y ago
I find it extremely subjective. "delete word" is much better than "word delete" imo. Also `dw` sounds more logical if you think about user input speed\pauses. If I press `w` I want to move to the next word immediately. I
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by konart 5y ago
Unfortunately the fact of good funding or even overfunding does not say much, really.
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by konart 5y ago
The US has not gun at the moment. They have their own share of problems with China and any conflict in Europe is not in their interest. Not saying that Russia has all the card or anything like that too.
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by konart 5y ago
>P.S. I got blocked again, so posting news here through edit You're getting blocked because half of your posts are literally poor trolling attempts with baseless takes against Russia\ex-USSR. I'm not sure why are you so trigger
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by konart 5y ago
Russia is the second largest producer anyhow. https://www.worldometers.info/gas/gas-production-by-country/ Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan (lowerest of them all, placed 24) combined produce less than 1&#x2
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by konart 5y ago
>Huh, I thought Japan is more developed, in China delivery companies offer taking out the trash service for years, they deliver you groceries and on the way out they take out your trash. You mean a guy comes into your apartment, puts gro
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by konart 5y ago
In some countries eSIM is basically illegal (for example in Russia up until 2019)
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by konart 5y ago
My learning path was Logo->Basic->Pascal\Delphi->PHP->Python->Ruby and then Go. With some of js here and there. I don't really think it has much to do with you language path but rather with the field you are working most
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by konart 5y ago
I mean... you can put it in many different forms in russian.

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