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by nujabe 2y ago
Vietnam and Iraq are two nation states and had populations between 25-30m at the time US waged war in those countries. Gaza is a narrow strip of 139 square miles of land with 2mn people packed together like sardines, who have no sovereignty
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by nujabe 2y ago
That article you linked does not support your claims at all. The UN was pressured by Israel to send a delegation, but they would not cooperate fully and refused a full investigation. From the UN report [1]: >In the medicolegal assessment
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by nujabe 2y ago
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by nujabe 2y ago
tptacek, it’s hard to take any of your analysis seriously when you label Hezbollah, a non-state controlled armed resistance militia , with no tanks, fighter jets or submarines a “neer-peer military adversary” of Israel, which essentially ha
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by nujabe 2y ago
When the US dollar loses ground on its reserve currency status, it wouldn't matter what happens inside America.
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by nujabe 2y ago
US tendency to respond with sanctions to every problem big or small will be what brings down the empire eventually.
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by nujabe 2y ago
Nothing you said here is true.
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by nujabe 3y ago
> I have more personal experience in the Republic of Somaliland > If you're really interested in mobile money APIs or payments in Somalia Wait, I thought you were from the "Republic of Somaliland"? Why are you asking pe
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by nujabe 3y ago
How many iterations of “Russia will collapse” have we heard since Biden‘s infamous “We will turn the Ruble into rubble!” speech? It used to be amusing but now it's just getting pathetic. They were supposed to run out of missiles in Mar
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by nujabe 3y ago
Apple does not have the scale of other major cloud providers, the fact they’re not in the cloud game having customers subsidize their cloud costs is why it would cost them a lot.
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by nujabe 3y ago
And so has Gonzala Lira.
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by nujabe 3y ago
That rail line was opened in 2018 and is in service. I was talking about the port in Berbera. https://www.bii.co.uk/en/news-insight/news/british-internati...
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by nujabe 3y ago
You talk as if being land locked is an economic death knell, Ethiopia is not the only country in the world (yet a lone region - which there are many) that is landlocked. This land for recognition isn’t going to solve truck congestion in Et
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by nujabe 3y ago
> “The question is not will Ethiopia access the sea. We want Ethiopia to have access to the sea, there is no question about that,” Mohamud said, adding that the federal government was ready to negotiate a deal with Addis Ababa. “But grab
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by nujabe 3y ago
This is just smoke screen, there might not be an Ethiopia in a few years, the country has been in turmoil for years now and spiralling to collapse. Just yesterday they announced a state of emergency yesterday in the Amhara region, militias
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by nujabe 6y ago
Crazy isn't it? It wasn't even a wise decision imo, this administration was most likely on there way out in 3 months and the Biden administration would have removed them from the list at no financial cost.
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by nujabe 6y ago
First of all, PWAs are already allowed in the Play Store. It's also possible to publish PWAs in the App Store, although it's currently quite difficult to get it accepted through the review process. PWAs will go as far as service w
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by nujabe 6y ago
True, I stand corrected. I think that's still the case actually.
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by nujabe 6y ago
Programmers have been well paid since at least the dot com bubble, that's a conservative 20 years, wouldn't consider that 'fairly recently' imo. Also I would consider a bare six figure salary well paid.
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by nujabe 6y ago
Thank you for your post. I have a question, and I really don't intend to be mean spirited even though it may come across as such. >I don't have enough money to retire but dream of it every day (See the above comment about my bo
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by nujabe 6y ago
>Do not make application portability your primary driver for adopting Kubernetes, say Gartner analysts Marco Meinardi, Richard Watson and Alan Waite Do corporations really take technical advise from management consultants?
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by nujabe 6y ago
Birds of a feather flock together.
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by nujabe 6y ago
Question to those that use GCP/AWS and cert-manager....why not use a managed certificates service that both now offer? I found cert-manager to be the biggest pain point in my cluster (albeit this was 18 months ago)
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by nujabe 6y ago
Do you really think Musk had anything to do with engineering design of those rockets? You really think he contributed to the rocket stabilization system or something?
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by nujabe 6y ago
I'm not sure we've seen any evidence of Musk's 'incredible' engineering skills.
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by nujabe 6y ago
a) Fair enough. But I reserve some doubts it will be that easy. If it gets to the point that China bans Boeing, I'm convinced many EU companies would also be in the firing line of US sanction regulators and China. b) Cormac cannot even
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by nujabe 6y ago
"China can ban Boeing from China..." Not if they don't want an airline industry. China does not have the capacity to build a jet engine yet alone a commercial plane in service.
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by nujabe 6y ago
What makes you think dang will allow you to do that even on your main account?
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by nujabe 6y ago
Because dang will ban anyone espousing anti-Chinese sentiments, under the guise of 'provoking nationalistic flame wars'. I truly believe there is a conflict of interest somewhere between YC and the CCP because the knee jerk sensor
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by nujabe 6y ago
Great analogy, thanks for that. Answered a lot of questions about TSMCs actual competitive advantage that I had.

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