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by krzyk 5y ago
I have 5560 and I don't have such issues also. I don't like the touchpad because it is too big and lacks separate physical buttons. And I don't like that TB ports don't work with WD19TB docking station (from Dell!). The
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by krzyk 5y ago
Some did. If most would object you would see millions in streets, not few thousands.
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by krzyk 5y ago
I would love to not have 1on1s. They are awkward, and I don't see a point, besides ticking some box in manager sheet. I'm introvert (probably like large part of soft eng).
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by krzyk 5y ago
Pixel 4, and previously Pixel 1, 2, 3. All had smaller (non-XL) versions that had the same hardware except the screen/battery.
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by krzyk 5y ago
so if I get the double negation (of sort) you suggest that it hasnto be the same grip on EE to make Russia happy? Well, that ship sailed thankfully and Russia can expect a strong fist from those countries. Hitler and WW2 Germany had smaller
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by krzyk 5y ago
Russia can GTFO from any country foreign policy. If they would control it how would it be different from the old soviet grip on East European countries? Russia has to beat into submission so it is no longer a threat. Just like it was done w
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by krzyk 5y ago
You can't predict the outcome. Good intentions can have bad results. Do you think that most Iraqi people were pro-Saddam or against him?
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by krzyk 5y ago
And also this is a classic David Goliath fight, or for more modern example: Star Wars Empire vs Rebels.
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by krzyk 5y ago
Yeah, the famous Russian army. Probably all the money that was directed to it was used for expensive villas.
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by krzyk 5y ago
Yes, you are right, currently 407 deaths. ( https://www.ohchr.org/EN/NewsEvents/Pages/DisplayNews.aspx?N... )
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by krzyk 5y ago
> It seems that 13k civilians were killed directly by the US and its allies (around 300 for Russia at this moment) According to UN, Russian actions costed 1207 civilians their life, not 300.
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by krzyk 5y ago
> So, it is OK to invade a country, and cause losses among its civilians, if the president of that country does not qualify for the western definition of democracy? Yes, and any "definition of democracy" is questionable, either
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by krzyk 5y ago
Russia has a long history of "fast succession", if some military guy finds Putin behavior hurting to its business, Putin will suddenly catch covid and die.
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by krzyk 5y ago
Well, is Ukraine run by a dictator? Nope So the comparison is false to begin with. Similarity would be if Iraq attacked Israel (a dictator attacks democracy).
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by krzyk 5y ago
Yes,on thenother hand if you could do something like that before September 1939 in Germany or sometime earlier in Russia you could save many lives. Having a blind eye doesnt solve problems.
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by krzyk 5y ago
Ukraine was longer part of Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth than Russia. BTW. Moscow was part of Ukrainian (Kievan Rus'), should they go and start a "special miltary operation" to "free Moscow"?
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by krzyk 5y ago
Iraq was ruled by a dictator, invading saved more lives than letting him be. And go look what happens when military was withdrawn from Afghanistan. And see how that country looked in 1960s before the Taliban.
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by krzyk 5y ago
It is not a US tool, it is safeguard for countries that are next to aggressive neighbors, so they won't try things like in Ukraine now. Bullies can be stopped if enough sheeps stand together.
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by krzyk 5y ago
Russia always feels the need to conquer neighbors and its neighbors feel a need to not let it, hence we join NATO to stop the bad guys. Since the start 1920s countries in central Europe are in constant fear of Soviet/Russian attack.
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by krzyk 5y ago
Why heater for engine block in -40? I haven't heard about such thing, the only issues I know is for Diesel engines in low temperatures but gasoline ones?
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by krzyk 5y ago
Don't look so far the the west, you have an example of non authoritarian monarchies in central Europe (e.g. Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth where you had a second constitution in the world, just after the US one, a parliament).
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by krzyk 5y ago
Having no neighbor to the east helped with that a bit. From my west-slavic (Polish) perspective I can understand Czech, Slovakian (a bit harder) and Ukrainian semi-ok. But Russian is way, way harder (there are some similar words but most ar
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by krzyk 5y ago
That one is easier for me also (as a Polish speaker). Slavio looks more like Russian-first and other Slavic languages added on top.
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by krzyk 5y ago
Is there a platform similar to RPi but with a RISC-V cpu? (I don't care about gpu, so headless one, but with rj45 and few USB3 ports would be great).
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by krzyk 5y ago
Sorry, I didn't know Kiev is in Donbas.
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by krzyk 5y ago
Why support invaders (Russians)? It is just like you would donate to Hitler in September of 1939.
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by krzyk 5y ago
Medics won't stop tanks.
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by krzyk 5y ago
India are far from small, bu they did not condemn Russia.
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by krzyk 5y ago
Winter is coming to an end here. So lack of gas would hit industry more than home heating.
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by krzyk 5y ago
Romania, Libya? Tzar Russia?

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