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by proxysna 5y ago
They could have used other soldiers photo to conceal identity. Again, Protasevich joined Pahonya at a later date, not at the very start.
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by proxysna 5y ago
This exactly how it is. The way they covered up murders during protests is very descriptive of their ability to do such things. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Alexander_Taraikovsky
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by proxysna 5y ago
You should check out russian diplomats like Mariya Zaharova or Sergey Lavrov, if you want to get some "kindergarten-level" diplomacy. They do really not care about public image. This act is polite compared to what they say and pul
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by proxysna 5y ago
While this is Protasevich's photo. Age in the article does not line up he was 19 at the moment of article publication, Protasevich joined Pahonya division at a later date, not when the division was just formed.
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by proxysna 5y ago
And later in Belarus he worked against authoritarian fascist regime and against exactly what azovs ideology now represents. In a country where you are actively pursued by cops for critiquing people in power and cops have no responsibility a
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by proxysna 5y ago
The thing is that he never fought. By the time he arrived to the battalion there were no deployments to the frontline anymore. He was in training, took a few photos and left. Biletsky's words differ depending on when you ask him and s
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by proxysna 5y ago
Czech's done the same thing to Russian embassy. Renamed the square that embassy is on to Boris Nemtsov square. Petty? yeah. Good? yeah.
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by proxysna 5y ago
I've checked again, and most posts about fines\arrests that i was able to find were related to screenshots of groupchats, and no data requests were done to whatsapp itself. My bad. Viber worked actively with cops while their head offic
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by proxysna 5y ago
I appreciate your concern, but lets be real. I am a nobody, Raman was a prominent opposition figure even before aug 2020 and ex-editor of NEXTA (biggest belarusian opposition channel on tg). He was arrested because of his relation to NEXTA.
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by proxysna 5y ago
Travelling by land has gotten much more complicated over the last year. Before, to travel to Russia all i had to do is to get a ticket, there was no border between Russia and Belarus. Fell asleep on a train in Minsk, woke up in Moscow\Saint
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by proxysna 5y ago
Yeah, but it is one of the last options that does not involve using buses\trains to get to minsk rn.
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by proxysna 5y ago
I am living outside of Belarus right now in a country with decent government, so i don't really worry about this. But ofc i use my own wireguard vpn and mtproto proxy for telegram when i am traveling to Belarus. I am not going to censo
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by proxysna 5y ago
People (me and friends) reroute their travel through Moscow to get to Minsk now. Annoying but still i believe that this is a right decision from eu side.
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by proxysna 5y ago
> or they’ll be sent to the mines. Are you sure? Any sources? That sounds like bs to me. While IT job market is shrinking, even if ppl quit there is still a large pool of jobs in pretty much any direction.
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by proxysna 5y ago
My close circle of friends, mostly moved to nearby countries Estonia, Ukraine, Poland and even Russia. One family has returned because they got homesick and being an immigrant is generally hard. But no one is planning to stay in Belarus, ri
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by proxysna 5y ago
No one will stand for Belarus. Sanctions have the effect of running Belarus into Russian\Chinese debt pit even further. Until the military sides with opposition (it won't) there will be no changes at all. Even if military gets involved
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by proxysna 5y ago
Yeah sure, state funded terrorism does not affect you until it does
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by proxysna 5y ago
This affects me directly since i am working outside of Belarus now and rely on air travel to visit my family, still this feels like the only reasonable answer to KGB messing with airlines. I am expecting that most planes to Belarus, from EU
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by proxysna 5y ago
Of course, but HCL imo is a much better alternative when compared to how yaml is used in k8s. With nomad resulting HCL code even in unrendered state is a much more readable when compared to most k8s manifests. With k8s yaml at some point be
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by proxysna 5y ago
Yeah, you are right. Live migration is not something that i ever tried to use/implement with nomad. But i would still say that nomad will get you 80% of the way without much struggle. Hopefully this feature comes in the nearest future.
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by proxysna 5y ago
Used Kubevirt for a while in my homelab, for my netbsd/tribblix/omnios vms, but in the end decided to switch over to hashicorps nomad for that purpose. Kubevirt was doing alright, but it always felt like it had too many bells and
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Belarusian Officials Ban Independent News Portal Tut.by(twitter.com)
3 points by proxysna 5y ago|0 comments
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by proxysna 5y ago
Dad used to work at Ordzhonikidze factory in Minsk while these things were still in production. Giant monsters, by todays standarts, that would gobble up kW's and spit out enormous amount of heat. I saw remains of one of these machines
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Brutalised Minsk: how Belarusian police beat protesters(mediazona.by)
1 points by proxysna 5y ago|0 comments
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by proxysna 6y ago
More like 8k+ when i worked there in 2017. Wiki page is outdated.
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by proxysna 6y ago
None, but if cops think that you are liable you will be persecuted. There were instances when having a contract with a lawyer would be interpreted as if you were intending to break the law [0]. So you can imagine how little evidence will be
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by proxysna 6y ago
Yeah, they do want that. Tried to kill him multiple times using their FSB goons, almost succeeded. Now it's time for good old one - persecute on false charges, and let the penal system do its work. Not as effective or flashy as Nemtsov
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by proxysna 6y ago
One more nail into Perl's coffin.
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by proxysna 6y ago
My 3 droplets run my Rust, Quake, gitea, registry, wireguard & pihole combo, traefik, grafana + prometheus with hashicorp nomad & consul. So yeah running an orchestrator for trivial tasks is actually fun, this is a good exercise and
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by proxysna 6y ago
Would be great to see it evolve into something greater. FreeBSD need something like that, despite what a lot of ppl, that i encountered, love to say.

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