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721.
by krzyk 5y ago
The web page lists multiple ways of helping, either funding their military, or humanitarian help, or e.g. hosting refugees.
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by krzyk 5y ago
It is not a economic war where you can easily sacrifice. I assume India politicians heard what Russia targets in Ukraine (and it is not military). Bucha is just one example. Would India buy cheap soap from Germany during WWII (of course if
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by krzyk 5y ago
fuel vs freezing to death, not quite the same. And Europe is not filled with rich countries.
724.
by krzyk 5y ago
> And did you consult India before you orchestrated the regime changes and laid the seeds for conflict. What regime changes, what orchestration?
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by krzyk 5y ago
My point it let Russia loose. Let it be beaten by smaller country. Let it be beaten by a country (some) they say shouldn't exist. Let this Soviet imperialism die once and for all. Split it up into smaller countries, there are too many
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by krzyk 5y ago
> And? Your point? Speaking to diplomats is suddenly taboo? You can speak on phone, receiving one from countries killing civilians on purpose is making a statement. If you make a statement you will be heard, and I don't think many E
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by krzyk 5y ago
Europe also thought that trade is good for peace, but it is not if you trade with some countries with long history of double crossing others.
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by krzyk 5y ago
Issue is that India started new trade with Russia, it is not dependent on it (like Europe, I don't know what the heck US is doing), they just jumped on opportunity. And Europe works hard on stopping that, but it is a bit hard to stop e
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by krzyk 5y ago
Your point being? They literally hosted Russia Foreign Minister week or two ago. They abstained in votes against Russia for that invasion in UN. US warned them no to go in bed with Russia. Do you think EU or US will look kindly to support I
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by krzyk 5y ago
Whole Eastern Europe has mostly Russian military hardware and guess what, we are basically enemies with Russia and we manage. We buy new equipment from Western countries now but large majority of equipment is still Soviet made. Choices. BTW
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by krzyk 5y ago
You didn't see Germany criticized for buying oil from Russia? Boy, they are the most criticized country for doing that (and oil and gas) - they basically enabled Russia to do the invasion. Nord Stream 1 and 2 come to mind. They made th
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by krzyk 5y ago
It will be hard because India likes to buy from Russia recently and doesn't see a problem with invasion.
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Russia Demands Wikipedia Take Down Information About Ukraine War(forbes.com)
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by krzyk 5y ago
I would say fortunately. Oracle premier support for JDK 8 ends today.
735.
by krzyk 5y ago
CVEs are frequently created for minor issues, like the recent Jackson bug that has very specific (and not frequent) case.
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by krzyk 5y ago
Yeah, but OpenJDK commiters thankfully don't care about it. E.g. look on the things introduced in JDK 16 and JDK 17. LTS is a good gimmick for decision makers in companies, but developers also don't care about it (it is not LTS as
737.
by krzyk 5y ago
> Maybe it’s because the boundary wire installation is a matter of minutes and only needs to be done once? Yeah, unless you have a dog that wants to dig stuff up.
738.
by krzyk 5y ago
Are there any that work like robot vacuums? I mean NO funny cables around a garden that show robot a no go zone? I want robot to build a map of garden just like Roborocks.
739.
by krzyk 5y ago
They don't need inside track, EA releases are available quite soon (and some JetBrains developers are also commiting to OpenJDK).
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by krzyk 5y ago
Question is why would you pick any vendors implementation? OpenJDK is reference one build from the source which is then taken by vendors and tweaked and built.
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by krzyk 5y ago
It was just a coincidence. They do it right: ship when it is ready. LTS is not an openjdk term it is something that vendors might offer for any jdk version.
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by krzyk 5y ago
I had similar experience. They pushed people out of text files into the Paper UI and some DB. And I was constantly fighting the configuration. Moved to Home Assistant, and so far it is good (but they also try to force usage of UI and some D
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by krzyk 5y ago
macos is specifically dumbed down for normal users, that don't want to be forced to see something complicated. Can it run xmonad?
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by krzyk 5y ago
> I have also yet to meet anyone who is happy with running Linux on their computers, even those whose preferred desktop operating system is Linux (as is mine). The people I know were the happiest are those who ran it under Virtualbox as
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by krzyk 5y ago
> boiling water reactors It amazes me that we are still using steam power (mostly 18th and 19t century discovery AFAIR) in such advanced systems.
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by krzyk 5y ago
OK. I have lived also under a somehow despotic regime (a "light" version, Eastern Europe) and as a child it was quite strange for me that adults said differerent things in "kitchen" and in the open. Also fun fact, each c
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by krzyk 5y ago
War is not politics. Politics is argument in parliament.
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by krzyk 5y ago
Cool, have you ever lived under despotic regime? It is nice to say that if you live in a country where you have freedom.
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by krzyk 5y ago
Despite differences, not despite wars.
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by krzyk 5y ago
Does it run Linux?

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