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by maratc 5y ago
No HotJava?
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by maratc 5y ago
Considering the moon was at its highest today at 12:00, and will be at its highest again in ~29 days at 12:00, what time will the moon be at its highest tomorrow, which is 1/29 of its cycle? The question then turns into dividing 24 hou
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by maratc 5y ago
The point with this question is that if volume 1 is on the left and volume 2 is on the right, the first page of volume 1 is facing right and the last page of volume 2 is facing left, so the only thing between them is the two covers. Hence,
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by maratc 5y ago
Nope, this brings all the git files and puts them on a nearby storage. The remote (as in "git remote") remains the same. You still need to get lots of files but most of these files are nearby. (We got our CI checkout time from 40+
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by maratc 5y ago
> CI/CD inside a git monorepo without requiring a large checkout. this can also be solved by using a git mirror.
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by maratc 5y ago
The problem is that the site does not even render all the errors. From the site: > Arabic is Right-to-Left. There are about 19 Arabic-speaking > countries in the world with combined population close > to 350 million speakers. What
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by maratc 5y ago
"The markets can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent." — John Maynard Keynes
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> Almost every new housing unit in this world should use triple glazing I agree that it "should". The added costs don't justify it, that's why it usually doesn't. In my region, ROI on triple glazing is in hundred
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by maratc 5y ago
I went through a process of building an energy-efficient house, with double paned windows, thermo-resistant window frames, aerated concrete blocks, roof insulation and what not. This came at a significant surplus in my region, where 99% of
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by maratc 5y ago
The reason might be that there is no need in double glazed windows in AU/NZ.
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Zawinski's Law of App Envelopment: Every app attempts to expand until it can do chat. Those apps which cannot so expand are replaced by ones which can.
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by maratc 5y ago
> Looks like the same is said for Python, Ruby, Perl and all other scripting languages on MacOS too. I just ran a version check on Python (2 and 3), Ruby, and Perl, and none of them said anything to the tune of "will be removed soon
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by maratc 5y ago
GP says if there is no originality, there is no copyright, so it does not matter if images were registered or not.
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by maratc 5y ago
"Appeal to hypocrisy" is the other name of tu quoque fallacy: Tu quoque, or _the appeal to hypocrisy_, is an informal fallacy that intends to discredit the opponent's argument by attacking the opponent's own perso
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by maratc 5y ago
This is the same tu quoque logical fallacy which goes all the way back to the Soviet propaganda and "in your place they are lynching Negroes"[0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/And_you_are_lynching_Negroes
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by maratc 5y ago
> Please don't call people "Russian and Belarusian propagandists" I didn't call anyone that; I've just pointed out that this is the argument these propagandists make. To be clear, I'm not calling you &quot
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by maratc 5y ago
Russian and Belarusian propagandists like to disseminate superficially similar comparisons like this in order to distract people from their own malfeasance. One big difference is that RyanAir was a commercial flight, and it's covered b
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by maratc 5y ago
The wording of this is interesting. As I read into it, Protonmail are trying very hard to say "the published photo is genuine" without ever saying that.
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by maratc 5y ago
I most certainly wasn't calling you a liar, sorry if it came out this way. It wasn't my intention at all.
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by maratc 5y ago
This argument is threading thin on the edge of "plausible deniability" but the problem is that no one (as of yet) is claiming he was there as a "medic". The claim being raised is that he's been there as a "jour
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by maratc 5y ago
Of course it does matter, e.g. if he was there as a journalist. Hamas/Hezbollah/ISIS are all god-awful organizations — as is Belarus own OMON — but being with them while on a journalist mission is not a crime.
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by maratc 5y ago
Let's leave "Kim" aside. Is the picture of a person with Protasevich's face carrying a weapon and magazines a sufficient proof of Protasevich being a combatant, in your opinion?
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by maratc 5y ago
I don't seem to get what you're saying. Do you suggest svaboda.org used a photo from the future when it published that article on September 18, 2015? If you're not saying that, I think we can agree he was there on that date o
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The article does not say he's 22; it quotes "Kim" reporting his age as 22. While Protasevich was 20 at the publication time, he could have concealed his age, e.g. to prevent identification.
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I guess it needs to store your mails to show them to you. This includes your sent mails so protonmail can show them to you in your "sent" view.
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Protonmail confirms[0] mail was sent after the plane was diverted. [0] https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/email-bomb-threat-sent-...
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by maratc 5y ago
It's interesting to see this[0] on svaboda.org which certainly cannot be considered Putin/Lukashenka's propaganda by anyone. I'm not saying "he was in a white supremacist militia" but if that's him in [0]
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by maratc 5y ago
It's interesting to see this [0] on svaboda.org which certainly cannot be considered Putin/Lukashenka's propaganda by anyone. [0] https://www.svaboda.org/a/27255566.html
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‘Bomb Threat' That Justified Belarus Hijacking Came 24 Minutes After(thedailybeast.com)
233 points by maratc 5y ago|77 comments
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by maratc 5y ago
In the Ukrainian incident, the plane originated from Ukraine, and the arrested person was released after 3 hours. In this incident, the plane was neither originating from nor destined to Belarus; it just happened to pass through its airspac

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