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by ponector 1y ago
>> Many countries have tried giving every incentive possible. Cash bonuses, tax breaks, a year+ of mandatory child leave for both men and women, cheap child care, mandatory flexible hours, housing subsidies, cultural campaigns. Those
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by ponector 1y ago
>>I doubt the USSR had such power solely on its own. It depends mostly on the will of parents (and grandparents) and the type of a young person. That is a pure victim blaming. If the system makes it dangerous to teach your kids your c
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by ponector 1y ago
>>One genocide is not enough? No, not for russians.
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by ponector 1y ago
>> Do racist people exists? Yes, they do. They tend to live in small insular towns And Moscow. And other big cities. People of color are beaten routinely in Moscow, local police will do nothing about that, may not even register it. A
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by ponector 1y ago
>> can you name another mass starvation of an ethnic non-Russian region Asharshylyk. And it's not the only one I can name. Maybe western propaganda is good in creating labels, but russians are good in killing is own people. Stali
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by ponector 1y ago
Sounds like USA in the early days. Not a capitalism as well?
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by ponector 1y ago
Yes. White male with Slavic face who speaks russian language without an accent because he knows no other language. A friend of mine had a grandfather, who was born in central Asia (Samarkand) had Ukrainian parents, but also had written in h
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by ponector 1y ago
But it highlights the absurdity of the statement that West also purged scientists. I can think about Turing, he was definitely is a victim of the system, but not because he was a scientist.
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by ponector 1y ago
Wasn't it a capitalism, the system Roman empire had?
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by ponector 1y ago
Or you can go to Zurich, take a look how capitalism looks there. And go check how socialism in North Korea works. People are people, top rich minority always finds ways to exploit poor majority under any system.
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by ponector 1y ago
And don't forget Jews. Jews have always been the number one to be hated by common tovarish, as well as modern russians.
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by ponector 1y ago
Right, no etnic cleansing, no mass starvation of etnic non-russian regions. No forced deportations to the Syberia. No one of mentioned high ranks could freely use native language. You probably know how they called USSR the prison of nations
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by ponector 1y ago
Communism looks like exploited people stripped of their history and culture in gulag building useless inefficient projects.
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Giordano Bruno
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by ponector 1y ago
>> This isn't an inaccurate description, That is quite inaccurate. Or partially accurate. Accurate for white russian people. For others it was quite easy to loose a job and get a forced psychiatric treatment or gulag trip (depend
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by ponector 1y ago
>> The USA will likely never get to an efficient govt. single pay system (unlike every other industrialized company). Not really efficient. Due to low pay there is a huge shortage of medical workers. Also for non life treating conditi
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by ponector 1y ago
>> Honestly I wonder if you ran one of the old Windows versions on period hardware how it would compare to now. I have a feeling if you high-end hardware of that period, it will feel faster than win11 on high-end hardware now. However
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by ponector 1y ago
I prefer email as well. Good luck to search in IM for old conversations where you decided something. Also I have a rule to never answer right away. Have at least 15 minutes cool down, asking person may figured out the answer by themselves.
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by ponector 1y ago
If I can unlock my car with my Android's NFC and drive - is it a keyless entry? Is mentioned vulnerability affecting older/cheaper cars? I don't need to press any buttons on my key fob to enter the car and turn on the engine.
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by ponector 1y ago
One don't need any keys or other equipment for that. Glass is really fragile unless armored with foil.
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by ponector 1y ago
>> throw the key back into the car so I can do things Isn't it the same for old style key, but with even more actions? Like to navigate a keyhole, turn the key...
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by ponector 1y ago
>> Who actually asked for keyless entry? Almost everyone? It's one of the best feature I have in a car, the most convenient one.
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by ponector 1y ago
It's rather lack of choice. You are going to use app of your utilities provider no matter how crappy it is.
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by ponector 1y ago
How smaller company will have other incentive for middle managers? Small companies I've been working in are sometimes even worse. Web app which takes 10+ sec to fully load? That's ok, focus on the new features!
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by ponector 1y ago
I always thought penicillin is the most successful and helpful drug. As well as vaccines against deadly diseases.
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by ponector 1y ago
Hard to believe. Always can try the same kind of doctors who issue prescription for medical marijuana.
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by ponector 1y ago
But for an ancient tribe grandparents means 35-50 years old people. Just as health starts to decline in modern humans.
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by ponector 1y ago
To increase chances of survival of the population you need just an extra 10y after the end of reproduction to grow last child, no more.
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by ponector 1y ago
Yes, this bubble is much better than crypto/nft. Same as mentioned railroad rush - capex burned, but lots of stuff have been built and left after burst.
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by ponector 1y ago
At least we will have a huge amount of data centers if this bubble burst. Insane compute overcapacity, as well in chip manufacture

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