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krzyk
5y ago
Well, the problem is even worse in EU. Germany makes deals with Russia to get their gas (NS1 and NS2) and only recently they declined NS2. Basically we (EU) are giving Russia money to create army, instead of ditching their gas, oil etc. and
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krzyk
5y ago
Elections with buses filled with Donbas miners having special voting permits that alloved them voting multiple times? Yeah,cool ekections there, with no oversight.
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krzyk
5y ago
they (Putin and friends) a better and way more experienced players than e.g. Biden
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krzyk
5y ago
Russia was only in Sewastopole. Rest of Crimea was Ukrainian, which was confirmed by a treaty signed by Russia.
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krzyk
5y ago
You mean after the coup that placed Russia siding president in Ukraine?
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krzyk
5y ago
gas prices are driven by gasprom for few weeks already (jusr after a court in Germany forbid the new baltic pipeline usage).
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krzyk
5y ago
Tell that to Crimea people.
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krzyk
5y ago
Is having a "seciurity" for vast majority of people that just do a little chit-chat with they friends and family a big thing suddenly? If you want to exchange your private keys, you better not do it using any chat platform. What c
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krzyk
5y ago
And an app that is small and fast (and a proper desktop app, not some electron).
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krzyk
5y ago
Sorry for asking basic questions, but how could I play it in todays hardware? Is there an emulator for Linux that could play it?
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krzyk
5y ago
How it is regressive? It is quite equal percent-wise, how all taxes should be.
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krzyk
5y ago
Might use it in June, unless they push it further (like they did previously).
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krzyk
5y ago
Isn't it? Did someone sum up all the environmental impact of all the dollar infrastructure? Including airplane fuel used by executives traveling all over the place?
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krzyk
5y ago
Sales tax, VAT. They need to eat, buy cars, houses. If they have more money they buy more -> more tax income.
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krzyk
5y ago
AC is not required to live, it is just convenience. Heating is required (you would freeze to death), but not AC. Food doesn't need to have so many fertilizers or bug-killers, it makes food poisonous.
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krzyk
5y ago
This is your opinion, others find bitcoin useful, 0.5% is a small price for convenience. They pay price for electricity just like users of ACs.
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krzyk
5y ago
> Bitcoin totally failed to become all that. The ledger is public and perfectly traceable so it's even worse than money at the bank. Well, but that's not about "not regulated", just not totally anonymous. But it if yo
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krzyk
5y ago
Bitcoin mining can be easily checked for energy usage and that's the problem. But do you know how much energy is used for printing money? Or for agriculture (take into account production of equipment and fertilizer), car production, ge
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krzyk
5y ago
> not unregulated What do you mean? > transactions are not cheap and fast What do you mean by that? Becauee my transactions were cheap and quick
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krzyk
5y ago
I trust UK more (they didn't wave white flags like crazy nor they didn't start two world wars). It is a pity they are out now.
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krzyk
5y ago
He lost elections.
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krzyk
5y ago
Soaring prices of fuel and gas, not electricity. And Kazahk authorities are far from democratic, they block internet in whole country to stop the protests, they did strange things with internet access last year also. And they invited Russia
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krzyk
5y ago
Leśny Rumcajs? :) For those that don't know Polish it means Forest Rumcajs ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rumcajs ), probably a joke of the author that wants to be anonymous.
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krzyk
5y ago
> Doesn’t mean it won’t do well but its just another flavor of facebook. No, reddit has threads/subjects. Facebook posts organization almost does not exist, it is unusable to read anything there.
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krzyk
5y ago
I think this is more like cost cutting by some (cheaper?) companies. Companies that can afford normal work contract don't play with the other contracts.
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krzyk
5y ago
Some libs might shade log4j. You need to look for JndiLookup.class in all jars.
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krzyk
5y ago
It depends on companies, some corps do it, some don't. I worked in both types, usually contractors are treated as second class citizens, e.g. some perks don't apply to them. I have yet to see a company where contractors are majori
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krzyk
5y ago
Small correction: Saturdays are also 200% (for the first 8hrs, the remaining ones are 150% - yeah, strange but I was bitten by it once).
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krzyk
5y ago
There are popular languages that have `eval()`, so I don't see why blame Java only?
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krzyk
5y ago
It is one time install, and signing in just after restart. used for autocomletion in apps. With just firefox I won't have that.
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