rmnc

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by rmnc 5y ago
That's the point. I'm not the one shelling another one's country, even so -- I'm doing everything in my power to prevent it. Instead, commercial service decides to capitalize their PR value on it, and decides to cause ev
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by rmnc 5y ago
This is a nice sentiment, but in the meantime, we're getting F'd for the actions we tried to stop. We failed, but we did the best we could, without resorting to violence. I agree, this is not enough. But this is by no means an exc
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by rmnc 5y ago
Mate, this is not something that can be quantified just like that. I have been to the Portugal once, and your people are very peaceful and friendly. I'm afraid this is not the case with rural Russia -- which means that any confrontatio
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by rmnc 5y ago
OK. What should I do if I don't fall under a refugee description, don't have any immediate family in the EU, my diploma means nothing to EU, and have no bag of gold to immigrate illegaly? This is me, plain and simple. I would like
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by rmnc 5y ago
Apologies for the language -- but are you mental? I do get the idea of sanctions -- I'm legally prevented by publicly commenting on this due to some Russian law -- but I understand if a foreign business body has to terminate its busine
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by rmnc 5y ago
Portugal is only 10.000 square kilometres bigger than one of the Russian's "oblast" (region) I grew up in, and has twice less people living in it than Moscow city residents. This is why only four people have died. Death toll
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by rmnc 5y ago
I would prefer not to disclose this due to concerns to my personal safety. Thank you for understanding.
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by rmnc 5y ago
So after five plus years of being a client, a private company will be deciding whether I'm worthy of their service or not based on whether I got my teeth kicked in during the protest actions for the past few days? Should I e-mail some
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by rmnc 5y ago
It is really hard to me to answer this. I was able to find a private Russian-based registar, which at least on the surface has no ties to the government or government-controlled entities and works with ICANN directly. Other people are tryin
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by rmnc 5y ago
> Putin has announced recently that cross-border payments in USD and EUR are to be blocked. Which means that most Russians affected by this won't be able to pay for a registrar outside of Russia. THIS I've paid upfront exactly
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by rmnc 5y ago
I've paid in full for four domains just four days ago -- some two hours before I was thrown into a police bus. I may understand why you did this, but this is a low move, nonetheless. Tax dollars or not, you're imposing extra costs
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by rmnc 5y ago
This is really wrong. I'm a Russian national, and I'm not supporting aggression towards Ukraine. In contrast, I've spent last two days in police after being detained due to the fact that I dared to express my condemnation in