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by qnsi 5y ago
they wanted to take Kiev in 72 hours. I don't think I would call it "going great for Russians" Some troops / people in the troops have good equipment, but seems that a lot of communication is going through short-range co
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Russia communicates without digital mode, making them audible by everyone(twitter.com)
36 points by qnsi 5y ago|11 comments
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by qnsi 5y ago
CNN finds that twice as many Russians believe it would be right for Moscow to use military force to prevent Kyiv from joining the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) as say it would be wrong. One out of every two Russians (50%) says i
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Russian bonds tumble as new sanctions trigger default fears(ft.com)
6 points by qnsi 5y ago|0 comments
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by qnsi 5y ago
This is such a fashionable problem. There are startups / indiehackers trying to solve this every month.
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by qnsi 5y ago
will provide vs just received is a big difference. Nothing confirmed yet.
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by qnsi 5y ago
You can always surrender and give your freedom away. Is this what you would choose if USA was attacked by China?
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by qnsi 5y ago
source needed
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by qnsi 5y ago
Not sure about US media, but this is shifting overton window of discussion a lot, compared to what I hear/read in Europe. I think people believe Ukraine can actually win. Is it a real possibility? Probably not. Is west willing to risk
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by qnsi 5y ago
not true. Anyone can sign. I saw a Anglo sounding name spending a second on a site. The rest could be Russians/Ukrainians but total number of Russians signing is unknown
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by qnsi 5y ago
http://www.tscm.com/CIA_PsyOps_Handbook.html
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Psychological Operations in Guerrilla Warfare(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by qnsi 5y ago|1 comments
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by qnsi 5y ago
This is probably a misspeak by Borrell (0) Sorry for source in Polish, but he is really really trustworthy EU source. So. EU wont finance those. But EU countries can give to Ukraine. Type of jets that EU has that Ukrainians pilots know how
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American and British Special Forces Veterans Are Ready to Join Ukraine’s Fight(buzzfeednews.com)
13 points by qnsi 5y ago|4 comments
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by qnsi 5y ago
title edited a bit because of 80 characters limit
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by qnsi 5y ago
Maybe I would follow some of the advice he's proposing, if it were given by someone from EU, also paying those costs. As I see it, its some American roleplaying real help
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by qnsi 5y ago
pdf is available online. Pretty cool artefact, altough makes me a bit uneasy, when he writes about targetting upper class civilians, because they support the oppresive system
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by qnsi 5y ago
The article links to Army Doctrine. I am surprised to find it open to people outside of army. Does anyone perhaps know if there is resource like this for Army communication? I would be most interested in not combat communication where they
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by qnsi 5y ago
Something interesting I guess most people don't know, the pro-ukrainian mobilisations in Poland (I can only speak about Poland) is amazing. My FB wall is full of people providing their apartments for free, giving jobs etc. There is ove
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by qnsi 5y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20220225112329/http://bloomberg....
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by qnsi 5y ago
sadly, Twitter deleted the tweet with the db link. Thats why I linked to this link free anouncment. News from one minute ago. Maybe admins can switch url https://cybernews.com/news/anonymous-leaks-database-of-the-r...
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by qnsi 5y ago
In 2014 he should have already known about Zynga. Platform risk has been known for some time, even before Zynga. Sadly growing on top of other platform is addicting, like Sirens for Oedipus.
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by qnsi 5y ago
Consider joining intelligence agency and working there for some time to learn. Probably the best education you can get anywhere. Other than that, working as a pentester. Again, you can learn from online sources, but if you are a competent p
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Anonymous leaks database of the Russian Ministry of Defense(twitter.com)
23 points by qnsi 5y ago|8 comments
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Wordle Copycat Created by Billionaire(wordplay.com)
1 points by qnsi 5y ago|0 comments
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by qnsi 5y ago
why would you say so? There are many linguists who think it's more important to get comprehensible input, then produce comprehensible output [0] [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CwjkqUBztiM
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by qnsi 5y ago
sources you link to seem questionable
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by qnsi 5y ago
FB took down Russian infoop. Whats surpising here?
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by qnsi 5y ago
I doubt there is any market maker allowing that big of short positions, that it would be profitable for them. Finance world would notice. They lost billions waging this war, but its not about money
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by qnsi 5y ago
the author did a twitter thread where he said they did religion didnt matter. Sadly you would have to dig to find it

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