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by nirv 5y ago
If there's any reason armed UN/OSCE/NATO forces need to get envolved, there's nothing more important than this. At least closing off air space above all NPPs as a neutral power. (Note, I do realize that NATO intervention
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by nirv 5y ago
Nice gaslighting, mate. Coming from the #3 among the world's worst surveillance CCTV dystopias[1]. Let alone the exact same persistive narrative regarding encryption[2][3][4][5]. [1] https://www.statista.com/chart/
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by nirv 5y ago
I didn't get caught. But as a result of my demonstrative flexing cyber-security activity — I was granted with 'root' credentials on the school's SUSE Linux server… Which apparently at the same time was used as an ISP rou
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by nirv 5y ago
Frontex is exactly such kind of a unified EU border force[1][2][3]. They occasionly use forced "pushbacks"[4] on migrant boats on Southern sea borders, leading to a lot of criticism and accusations of EU lawbreaking. [1] https:&#
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by nirv 5y ago
> I've thought of making a DE apps for mobile linux entirely with something like electron. Oh, please don't. /s > Linux doesn't really pay. It depends. Professional DAWs come to mind first: Reaper, Bitwig, Reno
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by nirv 5y ago
Since you are asking, you are always welcome to develop/recreate some high quality desktop Linux applications. Half-joking.
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by nirv 5y ago
It's definitely not a fact, but rather an argument. Non-technical people within my circle appreciate GDPR. They fall into recent Apple's privacy advertising, FWIW. Many of my non-IT business peers have moved to private email servi
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by nirv 6y ago
I'm unable to find any source link besides Chinese websites.
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by nirv 6y ago
> But there is small, but worrying enough probability that some countries will fail because of this emigration. And then it will be not only their but whole EU's problem. I understand your concerns and generally sympathize with yo
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by nirv 6y ago
> It sounds like the EU needs deconstruction not more construction. Go back to a free trade zone, not a super government. >> your deconstruction point is very much aligned with what I think needs to happen' currently Let&#
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by nirv 6y ago
> Oh please, rich EU countries haven't accepted the eastern block countries in the EU out of charity, they did it because it benefited them massively. Oh, you know perfectly well which paragraph you pulled this sentence from. Not
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by nirv 6y ago
> This logic is akin to forcibly beating someone with their own hand and asking "why do you beat yourself". When the best people leave then it's blindingly obvious they aren't available to fix domestic politics, isn&
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by nirv 6y ago
Visa and borders won't stop capable people from migrating out of the country that you are amusingly planning to fix by isolation. It didn't before you joined the bloc, it won't after you "deconstruct the EU" — and y
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by nirv 6y ago
BioNtech has entered into an alliance[1] with 13 European companies to boost the vaccine production, as well as Chinese Fosun Pharma[2]. The agreement with Pfizer was important for the initial trials and production launch of the vaccine, bu
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by nirv 6y ago
Quite sad news, to be honest. I hoped that Nuvia, given its great team of ex-Apple CPU architect engineers, would maintain its independence and become a full-fledged competitor in the desktop and server market. Instead, they sold to a compa
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by nirv 6y ago
Objectively speaking, you're being subjective. Most people actually did enjoy it (SteamDB rating: 77.65%)[1]. Also, a month after release , Cyberpunk 2077 is still the most active single-player game on Steam[2]. [1] https:/&#x2F
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by nirv 6y ago
> my full-dystopia-mode pixel 4A What do you mean? I keep Pixel 4A on my buy-list, if/when my old trusty Nexus5X with zero Google services breaks down.
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by nirv 6y ago
> The RISC-V foundation moved to Switzerland primarily to help the big Chinese processor companies to work on RISC-V. Of course. It also removes unnecessary anxiety for the EU that the next ruling power in the US (or elsewhere) may eve
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by nirv 6y ago
EU haters much, eh? It takes 30 mins to 3 hours to establish[1] an LLC in EU (Estonia). [1] https://investinestonia.com/business-in-estonia/establishing...
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by nirv 6y ago
RISC-V Foundation just moved[1] from the USA to Switzerland in late 2019 due to geopolitical concerns. Also, the European Union is heavily betting on the RISC-V for its future hyperscale HPC systems[2][3][4]. I would believe that next-gen E
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by nirv 6y ago
The Cyberpunk 2077 game is already amazing in terms of art direction, level design and story wise. I would also argue that the game is excellent in terms of graphics, although it has massive issues with performance. In my opinion, in additi
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by nirv 6y ago
Apparently, The Telegraph[1] provides a bit more context with links to details[2]. Upd: BBC also updates on this subject[3] now, the facts will come later ("Investigation launched into coronavirus test error"). [1] https:/&#
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by nirv 6y ago
- intel_gpu_top (display a top-like summary of Intel GPU usage) - nvtop (NVIDIA GPUs htop like monitoring tool) - radeontop (top-like GPU utilization for AMD Radeon GPUs)
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by nirv 6y ago
Thank you for bringing up the name of the 2advanced studio! I tried a couple of years ago, but could not remember it. In 2003, their design[1] just blew my mind, they were way ahead of their time. [1] https://www.youtube.com&#x2F
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by nirv 7y ago
Ha, good question for a casual self-reflection. To be honest, I certainly do want the reasonably best performance: I find pleasure in the possession of technologies, which allow me to avoid being distracted in my work and leisure activities
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by nirv 7y ago
Oh, that was a double typo, thanks. btw I use archlinux /s
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by nirv 7y ago
I specifically address higher end GPU segment , e.g. current RTX2080/RTX2080S/RTX2080Ti. If you want/need top-tier performance in consumer GPU market, in recent years AMD had generally nothing to offer in two years window. I
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by nirv 7y ago
Yeah, sorta-kinda. If only AMD would be able to compete timely in the higher end GPU segment. It took AMD 2+ years to release Radeon RX 5700 XT (Jul 2019)† to match (with a very good stretch) Nvidia GTX 1080 TI (Mar 2017). I support AMD and
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by nirv 7y ago
Well, the simple answer is: not likely. In order to run Firefox under Wayland, you have to be able to run Wayland session in your compositor (Clutter in case of Gnome). AFAIK, currently no compositor has working/stable Wayland support
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Firefox 75 on Wayland now to have full WebGL, working VA-API acceleration(phoronix.com)
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