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by rosndo 5y ago
Regular folks will not suffer from slightly increased root NS latency, their resolver will cache the replies. The TTLs are long, root nameservers don’t need to be queried frequently. The world is full of countries without locally hosted roo
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by rosndo 5y ago
> I agree with his remarks. You are not arguing against them, but against some fictional re-imagining of what they might've been. Please drop the unnecessary insults. I read what he wrote before my first reply, and this is specifica
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by rosndo 5y ago
How is income vastly more fluid than a “racial identity” checkbox on a form? At least it’s sort of possible to verify. It’s easy to lie and claim to be black, nobody will perform tests on you to verify this. You can be the whitest person in
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by rosndo 5y ago
Anyone with basic understanding of DNS infrastructure knows that Bill is wrong. You do not need to query the root nameservers often, a slight increase in latency makes no difference whatsoever for queries which occur once every 10 minutes o
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by rosndo 5y ago
Race is really easy to game, nobody will actually verify your ethnicity.
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by rosndo 5y ago
Like just about everyone else in Moscow, how is Snowden special?
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by rosndo 5y ago
How nice of them to take this opportunity to remove all the anti-war propaganda added to Google maps in Russia.
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by rosndo 5y ago
What direct action did NATO conduct in Iraq?
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by rosndo 5y ago
>Iraq NATO has has only engaged in non-combat missions in Iraq, in support of the local government. NATO has never fought in Iraq. The US is not NATO, it would do you well to do some basic research before throwing around misguided critic
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by rosndo 5y ago
> Look, RIPE have been neutral in every conflict so far in their lifetime This is the first significant conflict during the existence of RIPE.
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by rosndo 5y ago
Indeed, it’s terribly disheartening to see that so many are willing to repeat the mistakes that lead to the horrors of WW2.
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by rosndo 5y ago
Even if you disagree about that, could you really imagine NATO attacking Russia? E: Unfortunately can’t reply below because of HN throttling, but yes, a month ago I moved several of my employees out of Ukraine because of Russian troop build
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by rosndo 5y ago
Nato is a defensive alliance, why exactly does Russia need to stop it? NATO would never attack Russia, a nuclear power capable of ending the world as we know it. > USA definitely had the plan for a war with cuba, but it luckily didn&#x27
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by rosndo 5y ago
You misunderstand. A coup by the people on the streets is tremendously unlikely, but the odds of a palace coup grows every day. The people most hurt by these sanctions are those closest to Putin, the people who have made themselves fabulous
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by rosndo 5y ago
> .so ukraine joining nato is not that much different Yeah it is, the Baltics are already in NATO. Ukraine joining would not significantly change the balance of power in the region. Cuba on the other hand was far more significant because
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by rosndo 5y ago
Laughable to think that NATO expansion alone would’ve been sufficient for the cost-benefit calculation here. Putin wants his name in history books.
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by rosndo 5y ago
Support for the war, on in general? If in general, we must have rather different views on what it means to support the government.
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by rosndo 5y ago
> You're not going to get a very "real" perspective of how ordinary Russians feel about much of anything. I think I have a pretty good idea, having actually lived in Moscow and all that. And those people are overwhelmingly
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by rosndo 5y ago
It’s kind of a sensitive subject. Not worth getting sued over. https://www.latimes.com/business/hiltzik/la-fi-hiltzik-email...
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by rosndo 5y ago
This is naive. Despite what western propaganda might tell you, the majority of Russian population very much supports their government.
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by rosndo 5y ago
That’s not what the expression means in English. This is a particularly strange way to interpret those words.
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by rosndo 5y ago
This is petty, the comment is factually accurate and not written in an inflammatory manner. These are the consequences of the decisions made by exizt88’s government, it is not unfair to point this out. Nobody is blaming him. E: How could t
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by rosndo 5y ago
> I was willing to concede the second half, you're going to bar them from the internet for the rest of their lives? This is not something the Geneva convention is supposed to protect soldiers from. > In fact their families are re
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by rosndo 5y ago
> They likely are the same because they use the same branding. This is completely wrong. You will find all of these things claimed by many “Anonymous” accounts run by different people with zero connections between each other. You severel
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by rosndo 5y ago
> Lots more crazy flavors, presentation, exotic ingredients, etc. It's not that it has to be 'better' than the best $12 bbq joint you've ever been to, just different. Not all Michelin starred restaurants offer the kin
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by rosndo 5y ago
Not at all what I’m saying. I suggesting that you should try to differentiate between the work of intelligence services and some “decentralized hacker collective”.
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by rosndo 5y ago
So are you objecting only to me responding to personal attacks with “fuck off” or is there something else too? As far as I see it, there is absolutely nothing wrong with my top level comment. It contains more substance than almost all other
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by rosndo 5y ago
There are hundreds of “Anonymous” accounts on twitter competing to claim credit for everything possible. Let me remind you that Russian intelligence services have been waving this very same flag https://www.independent.co.uk&#x2
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by rosndo 5y ago
It’s not my fault that you are not capable of critical thinking. I guess Guccifer 2.0 was also a Romanian cab driver and not Russian intelligence services? Western intelligence services defacing Russian websites have nothing to do with the

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