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by oddx 13y ago
I think atmosx points very well written and neutral. What exactly is incorrect from your point of view? Russian medias are biased (as West medias are), but I don't see how it related to post above.
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NoSQL indexing and query engine with ultra-low latency(code.google.com)
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by oddx 13y ago
And now try to imagine which opportunities it gives to some political forces in Russia to say: "Look, they all against us, they are our enemies".
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by oddx 13y ago
No, it isn't. Sign says only "paper". It isn't clear what they mean, can be interpreted differently.
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by oddx 13y ago
In russian it simple "paper", not "toilet paper" [1] [1] http://translate.google.com/#ru/en/%D0%A3%D0%B1%D0%B5%D0%B4%... .
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by oddx 13y ago
As of "do not flush toilet paper", I have seen such signs in many places around the world (but I don't know reasons behind it), and it isn't only my experience [1]. It's intresting that it was a new for journalist w
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by oddx 13y ago
Here [1], for germany [2], Table 6: Q8. Which country do you think is the greatest threat to peace in the world today? - United States 17% - Iran 16% 1. http://www.wingia.com/en/services/about_the_end_of_year_surv.
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by oddx 13y ago
Actually regions harmed by mass famine in 32 and 33 are mostly pro-Russia, and most against-Russia regions weren't part of USSR at that time.
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by oddx 13y ago
> just posted a donation link Poster trying to represent link as donation for ukrainians, and this is lie. This is help for specific political forces. Someone may think they a better than current government, but they for sure isn't
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by oddx 13y ago
I'm not speaking about politics here. You are calling to support one side and I just want to make very clear that when you are helping one side you are not helping "the people", you are not helping "ukrainians", you
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by oddx 13y ago
There are corrupted but legal government on one side and opposition that tries violently take power on other side. Sure it isn't obvious choose as you try to present it.
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by oddx 13y ago
Just don't be naive and understand that you are supporting not ukrainians but some (minor? worst?) part of them.
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by oddx 13y ago
> downvote Maybe it because you become personal instead of bringing arguments?
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by oddx 13y ago
And 1.9 was about twice as fast as 1.8. So it should be 400% percent improvement compared to 1.8.
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by oddx 13y ago
Then you have enough developers to do salesman's work. This sounds even worse.
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by oddx 13y ago
Another difference is relations to annexed territories. Territories, annexed from Poland, had majority of population Eastern Slavs (Ukrainian and Belarussian), not Poles, were part of Russia for hundreds of years (except Galicia) and were a
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by oddx 13y ago
This hole allows server (or somebody who can control connection between client and server) to read "encrypted" messages between clients.
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by oddx 13y ago
How it's different from same implicit Terms for accounts in USA?
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by oddx 13y ago
But most of their talents are in St. Petersburg, so this point has no logic. You could use this reasoning if their (small) headquaters were in St. Petersburg and most of development offices in Prague, but in reality opposite is true.
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by oddx 13y ago
You are right mostly, here the full story (in Russian) http://www.xakep.ru/post/60338/ . In short: 90% of employes (including founders) in JetBrains are Russians, and founders moved to Prague in 1999 because of eco
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by oddx 13y ago
BJORN DANIEL SUNDIN can be counted as representative of western world in this list.
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by oddx 13y ago
Given that he has russian (slavic) first name that sounds plausible.
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by oddx 13y ago
Five: - ALEXSEY BELAN: Belan has Russian citizenship and is known to hold a Russian passport - PETERIS SAHUROVS: Sahurovs is thought to be in Rezekne, Latvia. He may also visit Kiev, Ukraine - ARTEM SEMENOV: Semenov speaks both Russian and
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by oddx 13y ago
They think that best way to democracy is topple legitimately elected government.
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by oddx 13y ago
You should also add that everybody wants to have well payed job. Question is "Which move would be better?". I think problem is that Ukrainians split in two roughly equal parts: pro-EU and pro-Russia (Yanukovych would not win recen
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by oddx 13y ago
It is not about deserves or don't, it's about influence. Yousafzai influence to the World is negligible in comparison to Snowden.
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by oddx 13y ago
Can you provide quote for your interpretation? For me "You cannot stop it if it’s a good idea broadly held" sounds more about global technological and ideological shift.
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by oddx 13y ago
I'm not native english speaker, so sorry if I wrong. But does Schmidt actually means '10 days'? If I understood correctly Schmidt mean that if we (all people who do internet) starts to encrypt everything (http 2?) then it wil
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by oddx 13y ago
In this definition yes, modern Russian people are individualists. But in sense > Extreme cold and very dark days tend to bring people together That is in the sense of small close group they are more collectivists than many of western cou
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by oddx 13y ago
> Also, this is probably the last thing that comes to mind about Russians in general. For the most part, they are notoriously individualistic. You understand "individualistic" in some specific (probably american) way. Russians

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