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by rob_c 1y ago
If you find cockney over that area over something non British I would be impressed. Source, have lived in said area. Interesting, but more of a measure of what has been lost in some parts of the country to change.
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by rob_c 2y ago
Oh dear god, just use containers or instead a proper os rather than that disk chewing monstrosity...
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by rob_c 2y ago
Again, it's called a burner. If the criminal underworld can master this concept... If you engage in stupidity online and it comes back to bite you because you wear it on your arm, my advice is don't go crying about it, unless you
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by rob_c 2y ago
Thanks for proving his point...
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by rob_c 2y ago
Good luck in that case ;)
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by rob_c 2y ago
I strongly agree, unfortunately they feel strongly differently after spending a lot of money to get on the courses. Frankly the law of the land is the latter, but this is one of the problems with cladding cultures and attitudes which needs
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by rob_c 2y ago
Given the source of truth is British English, the maths says no.
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by rob_c 2y ago
No, community is more stable and professional. Frankly given I get less issues than my Rocky counterparts working 1 rack over my look of "I told you so", every time, says it all.
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by rob_c 2y ago
Push off if you think Alma isn't this. The differences are miniscule and basically amount to Alma's customers preferring to have some stream back ports first effectively. If Rocky is claiming they're better their either break
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by rob_c 2y ago
And more drama from the machine that is being the FUD created over every misstep of RHEL/IBM. And I mean misstep not evil attack on the community. CIQ is the worst of FOSS and a blight causing nonsense arguing rather than actually cont
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by rob_c 2y ago
One of the best ways of thinking about it is that it's "a quanta propagating with these properties". Trying to collapse a quanta to either a particle or a wave loses some of the behaviour of the thing you're taking about
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by rob_c 2y ago
No, facts are facts. Interpretation is what's the problem. And unless you look at all facts this will be biased due to lying to yourself. Also known as being in a bubble online. Truth is a 3 edged sword. But frankly if you're goin
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by rob_c 2y ago
Possibly the best description of why I find the story so appealing. Thank you
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by rob_c 2y ago
A more respectful way might be to say "I see your point but I disagree". But ok if this unnerves you fine.
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by rob_c 2y ago
Labelling something a "talking point" is dangerous and only suits to dilute context employing a fallacy in an argument unfortunately. Ok let's remove rhetoric. There is a disagreement which has turned into a shooting match or
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by rob_c 2y ago
They took ar jaabz...
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by rob_c 2y ago
> That's why you sound like a Russian shill, because those are Russian talking points Reason and justification are different. If you don't understand this please steer clear of upper management or politics in your career for ev
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by rob_c 2y ago
I'm not talking about trade with the EU I'm taking about actions taken by the "fatherland" party combined with visits by US secretary of state who was vocal about the party leader being arrested, who Russia wanted impris
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by rob_c 2y ago
The aggressions started after Ukraine made moves (supported openly by unelected politically connected groups on _both_ sides) to join NATO after failing to do much to really make any attempt to deal with the corruptions around the gas suppl
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by rob_c 2y ago
Because unfortunately it's become rather polarised in the same way COVID did, with exactly the same lives drawn within the mentality of people in Europe. The group is defined by it's majority because that is how a group is defined
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by rob_c 2y ago
That's what triggers you? That? People dying and your going to nitpick a comparison to the mental mass delusion of 2020-2024 when it magically got declared over...
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by rob_c 2y ago
No, just removing weapons doesn't foster peace. That is earned through working together and having socioeconomic shared interests, which ironically the people not the politicians have. And at no point is unilateral disarmament sensible
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by rob_c 2y ago
No and I don't care to know about your politics. You seem so keen to tell me mine. I'd be very weary of the "wisdom of crowds" fallacy. That is some very wet sand to build a house or argument on. And actually shows how r
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by rob_c 2y ago
My original and edited comment stands. You can resort to name-calling that's your prerogative, or you can engage like an adult seeing a solution to a problem. I'm not insulting you by saying that, but you're clearly very emot
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by rob_c 2y ago
that is what the populous does best unfortunately
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by rob_c 2y ago
In all honesty cost for rebuilding _civilian_ infrastructure offset by a complete settling of all debts, ideally with an acknowledgement that the fighting was ultimately triggered by them regardless of the factors. Not that it was illegal,
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by rob_c 2y ago
How about Ukraines unelected negotiations to join NATO? What about the "Fatherland" party? What about the corruption? What about the money owed to Russia pre the war? Please stop throwing around random facts or internet stuff to
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by rob_c 2y ago
Did anyone say surrender?
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by rob_c 2y ago
Lol. If trump said jump it wouldn't be how high it'd be straight in front of a bullet for this lot. It's pretending to claim we have a position other than pandering to both the EU and Trump whilst not actually taking responsi
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by rob_c 2y ago
So peace is bad, oppression through mask mandates is good, but let's not hold politicians to their own actual rules if they're in a position of influence?

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