randunel

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by randunel 2y ago
The money trail leads to Romanians paying for stuff out of pocket, not Russians. All bank accounts in here are Romanian https://the5star.github.io/cgarad/messages.html
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$0 isn't impossible if other people do things for you, see https://the5star.github.io/cgarad/messages.html
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No proof he did that, but here's proof he didn't: https://the5star.github.io/cgarad/messages.html
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His "spent nothing" claim is plausible, people did these things themselves https://the5star.github.io/cgarad/messages.html
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by randunel 2y ago
What's suspicious about this trail of money? Check out the bank transfers https://the5star.github.io/cgarad/messages.html
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Here's your funds, simple people https://the5star.github.io/cgarad/messages.html
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People gathered and did the propaganda stuff themselves, here's an export of one of many private chats where they coordinated https://the5star.github.io/cgarad/messages.html
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by randunel 2y ago
People gathered and did all the leaflets themselves, read the private chat for Arad here: https://the5star.github.io/cgarad/messages.html
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As far as I can tell, there is no actual evidence of foreign interference, unless you count "using a foreign app" as foreign interference. The tik-tok accounts that they speak of could have been created by anyone. Actual evidence
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Here's a private message archive from one of 40 Romanian counties, volunteers organized themselves and printed the propaganda out of pocket, without having been asked by the candidate to do so. I reckon the same happened everywhere: h
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The prompt: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Gdgz2IhWkAAQ1DH?format=png&name=...
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No, it's not a prime example of the EU being utterly useless. It's a prime example of companies engaging in shady practises. This is what all the websites should have done: https://github.blog/news-insights/co
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by randunel 2y ago
You're describing the effects of normalising remote work. Employees now are able to work from anywhere in the world, so companies get employees from all over the world. Since we're already looking at employing anywhere, why not al
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And here I was, thinking my daily cycling would be enough. It's not. I've been cycling all of my life, cycling daily and I'm still categorised as obese according to all weight to height ratios. My long term avg blood pressure
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Wouldn't this principle apply to all news, blogs and social media posts? Why would a website operated by a defendant with content from 3rd parties be any different? Also, is the principle of subjudice applied in countries without juror
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> ANI Media Private Limited, the parent company of news agency Asian News International (ANI), filed a ₹2 crore (approximately US$240,000) defamation suit against the Wikimedia Foundation (WMF) over the description of ANI in the English
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Isn't willingness to use violence exactly what makes peaceful protests efficient? If a protest has exactly 0 risks, why would anyone in a position of power mind it at all?
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I avoid UA because they intentionally sit families on different rows, with plenty of room to be sat together, to get them to pay $$ per member. I frequently travel with 2 children, and it's annoying when airlines do that.
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I'm a non US citizen nor resident, never have been and probably never will be. Because of FATCA, I had to prove to my Eastern European bank (where I actually am a citizen) that I am not a "US person". That designation has no
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Spoiler, if you decide to use viam, you will need an API key to make an LED blink. But don't blink the LED in excess of $5/month!
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Do US universities offer their pupils email addresses forever, or many decades past graduation? Or is the challenge exclusively for current US students? I lost access to my (European) inboxes a loooong time ago.
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The archive purpose isn't circumventing login, but archiving. They wouldn't want people to default to using them in lieu of the websites you mentioned, anyway. The reader app's purpose is organising different x posts into a m
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In my experience, the vast majority of x.com links are unreadable, either an out of context message or some introductory phrase with no actual content. I'd support such a ban, there are far better sources for that content, such as the
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I can only read the first paragraph using your link, so the HN guidelines need updating. The original "thereaderapp" link is much better, and I've frequently seen URL updates to pages with better content, even when the story
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Users can generate key pairs themselves, once, and the public keys can be used to sign architectural enclaves post factum. Each enclave's cryptographic hash of the contents is only generated then. This way, the users are only as secure
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It's a regional thing. GCP was inaccessible from some Eastern European countries, but up in Western ones.
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How is a wireless audio technology comparable to chromecast? If it is, bluetooth audio streaming started in 1998, beating airport express by 6 years. And don't get me started on radio...
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Most Polish and Romanian shops sell tomatoes, but their prices are not capped at £2/kg like Sainsbury's do.
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Proof of what? Proof that non profitable companies go bust, which is what your quote says? Or proof that over optimising for employee happiness results in under optimising for profit, which you haven't quoted?
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> Microsoft has Windows Defender, its in-house alternative to CrowdStrike, but because of the 2009 agreement made to avoid a European competition investigation, had allowed multiple security providers to install software at the kernel le

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