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Walk out from the EU and its partners during the statement from Russian Minister(twitter.com)
8 points by maury91 5y ago|0 comments
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by maury91 5y ago
For me is the opposite, time to head south and leave Vilnius, got Minsk at only 100mi from here
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Belarus referendum approves proposal to renounce non-nuclear status(reuters.com)
126 points by maury91 5y ago|159 comments
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by maury91 5y ago
I believe it could be also an excuse to justify ( internally ) why the war is going so slow. "It is not that Ukrainians don't want to be saved and are fighting hard, it is because we want to give them opportunities for diplomac
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by maury91 5y ago
> If the talks are rejected, the Ukrainian side shall bear all responsibility for bloodshed On my personal opinion this is another case of Russia making unacceptable requests ( bring our #1 target in a nation hostile to you ) and blame t
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Russia gives Ukraine deadline for decision on talks in Belarus(tbsnews.net)
42 points by maury91 5y ago|37 comments
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As war breaks out in Europe, China blames the US(cnn.com)
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by maury91 5y ago
Currently Russia is suppressing all the civil protests against war in their own country, and they go as far to make people go to jail for just tweeting about it. If it will be possible to use hacking or similar techniques to generate noise
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by maury91 5y ago
I agree on using the website to pickup girls is wrong ( and probably not effective ), but not being a traveler doesn't sounds bad, when I travel somewhere having a local show me the place would be nice, maybe just having a different pr
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by maury91 5y ago
To the parent comment stating "Italians will benefit from more tax money" ( the parent comment has been edited and the phrase rewritten to state that the country will benefit )
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by maury91 5y ago
I didn't said anywhere that companies shouldn't pay taxes... If was for me companies should pay the same amount of taxes as civilians ( 60% ) if not more
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by maury91 5y ago
I'm not saying that Amazon shouldn't pay because they will use the money better. Mine was a response to the parent comment saying that the Italians will benefit from "tax money". I do believe that is good to tax/fin
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by maury91 5y ago
I don't want to go down the rabbit hole that is politics, but Italian usually don't benefit from "more tax money', the government is not very good at handling money
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by maury91 5y ago
one minor error from the automatic translation, the correct sentence is: > Among these exclusive benefits stands out the Prime label, ... In the Italian version is made clear that the Prime label is one of the most important benefits edi
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by maury91 5y ago
From my understanding the position of the objects are different between NTSC and PAL. So if you set it to display NTSC you see the enemies in the wrong positions and the collisions are calculated on PAL. Note: I'm not 100% sure I under
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by maury91 5y ago
Also in Italy the price is wrong, Iliad offers 120GB for 9.99€ + SIM ( 9.99€ ), considering the worst case scenario ( using the offer for 1 month only ). It become 19.98€ for 120GB: 19.98 / (120 * 1024) * 1.39 = 0,00022€, almost 2 orde
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Ongoing meeting between Biden and Putin(washingtonpost.com)
1 points by maury91 5y ago|0 comments
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by maury91 5y ago
I'm working on a side project that does exactly that: translate everything except some words. When I will have something ready I will add a comment in this thread
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NATO: Jens Stoltenberg Warns Russia and Belarus(dw.com)
2 points by maury91 5y ago|0 comments
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NATO Secretary General warns Russia and Belarus against threatening the allies(sentinelassam.com)
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Russia doesn't approve new routes bypassing Belarus(reuters.com)
2 points by maury91 5y ago|1 comments
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Lukashenko first comments since plane seizure(wsj.com)
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Lithuanian leaders say Protasevich’s confession may be forced(lrt.lt)
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by maury91 5y ago
> Didn't anyone bother to set up the MacBook activation locks? The macbooks were handled by the IT department, everyone was just using them, so I don't know if such a function was enabled, the only security measures I know ther
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by maury91 5y ago
I believe it depends on the value of the object and the chances of getting caught. If you steal a macbook in an office full of cameras is a bad deal. If you steal a macbook every other day in an office without any camera is a good deal. And
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by maury91 5y ago
Thanks, I got the wrong reasoning, it's not that she might steal, it's that people that has never been poor don't think stealing is an option.
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Foreign residents rank Italy one of ‘worst countries’ for working abroad(thelocal.it)
2 points by maury91 5y ago|0 comments
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by maury91 5y ago
I was referring to this phrase: > Because they have never been poor, they had no idea what I might do. Why would I steal, when everyone clearly has enough? from how I understood it, because she has been poor, she had reasons for stealing
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by maury91 5y ago
In my country the price to do adult soccer is "one soccer ball", many soccer fields are free, you just go and if no one is playing you can use it. The only problem is that you can't play at night because no one is going to tu
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by maury91 5y ago
I don't know if is something about "small town" gyms. But in the gym I used to go when I was younger, the owner of the gym was also a global personal trainer, he will follow every person that joins the gym ( for free ), he wi

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