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ponector
2y ago
You should consume less of Russia Today's products.
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ponector
2y ago
But they engage only big drones. Like reconnaissance Orlan or Zala, maybe lancet. No one is shooting down fpv quadcopters, not yet.
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ponector
2y ago
According to this logic we should wait untill Iran creates a nuke and only then destroy their nuclear facilities, right?
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ponector
2y ago
privacy is “in the DNA” of WhatsApp so you cannot delete a message there. Same privacy as Facebook offers. Telegram is much better than any other popular messenger. Pity it is owned by Russians.
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ponector
2y ago
There are phones with 24gb of ram already available!
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ponector
2y ago
Economy? No, no economy can back up EU or USA. Btw, last decade has shown USA is not a global police anymore.
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ponector
2y ago
Bit to get honey would mean to rob your hive friend.
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ponector
2y ago
It was a bluff to make a weaker Ukraine. Just a reminder to that moment: 1.Russia sponsored separatist movement in Donbass with money, weapons and agents. 2. Russia directly occupied Crimea while lying they do not. 3. Russia signed a Bud
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ponector
2y ago
> It's actually not that clear cut and if you apply the same filters for both of the countries you will see it. Pretty much clear. Unless you watch Russia Today everyday. If you throw away tons of Russian lies it is clear expansion
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ponector
2y ago
What a fool is firing a missile worth millions of dollars to destroy resting place of few soldiers? Russians always cover their crimes with lies.
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ponector
2y ago
But it's not about the races. what about Americans? - is a usual answer of brainwashed by Russia Today person. Russians are people who eager to enlist to kill(rape and loot) neighbors for a relatively small salary(2000$ per month).
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ponector
2y ago
Why do you think so? How huge cities are generating heat now without power plants? Half of the generating power is destroyed, but there are many power plants still standing.
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ponector
2y ago
It is just who russians are, have always been. Russians cannot win, thus continue to commit war crimes just because they can and no one wants to stop them. Bombing huge cities with 400kg of cluster munitions or old missiles with 100+ meters
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ponector
2y ago
And I've heard many stories people in EU waiting for years for basic procedures like endoscopes. Your sandwich was cheaper in absolute terms but more pricey in relative terms, if you count it as a fraction of your daily rate.
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ponector
2y ago
Btw, USA has more accessible housing than EU. Food is also cheaper. What is screwing Americans - healthcare and urge to buy things people don't need.
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ponector
2y ago
You are right. I've been looking at MacBook with M4.
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ponector
2y ago
Still not that bad comparing to other countries, like those in EU.
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ponector
2y ago
>>not that expensive to get an M4 pro with 64GB $3900 as the starting price does not sound 'not that expensive' for me.
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ponector
2y ago
It is the end of the recent ice age, those glaciers are set to melt anyway. With human contribution they melted slightly faster.
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ponector
2y ago
Doesn't work? You definitely can drive it. Why people buying it? To show off. Why people are buying Mercedes G-wagon? Or several expensive watches?
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ponector
2y ago
There will be several competitors in 5-10 years. Due to immense military capability of this technology. Same thing happens with GPS.
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ponector
2y ago
It depends on the perspective. Global offshoring/outsourcing does an upward pressure in the career curves of tech workers anywhere around the world except few countries.
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ponector
2y ago
And as VP you can make a ton of money and spend it wisely, make a difference to your extended family or even a community you live. That is a real meaning and sense of purpose for your earned money!
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ponector
2y ago
This. Last week at work I've been investigating an odd flaky behavior. No way to do it with debugger. Add logging to every suspicious place and run all 40 containers of our distributed monolith in local docker. Turned out there is a ra
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ponector
2y ago
And yet whoever works in education is not appreciated all around the world. For some reason whoever teach children lives on small salary(often minimal wage) but with high requirements.
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ponector
2y ago
Not weeks. A week.
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ponector
2y ago
I would say it is more a service, like a massage or a week in a resort hotel.
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ponector
2y ago
But anyway you need a work to sustain your life. If you have enough money to not work - visa is not an issue then, just pay for it.
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ponector
2y ago
Belgium is a nice rich country. Almost no-one there is asking question "Why you don't move abroad?". That is the question to the people in poor countries, where one can move to the rich country and feel massive improvement in
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ponector
2y ago
>> what's left? Cut trade? But everyone likes Russian dirty money too much
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