sedan_baklazhan

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by sedan_baklazhan 5y ago
But which exact defensive wars/conflicts has NATO fought?
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by sedan_baklazhan 5y ago
But did NATO (ever in its history) function as a defence alliance, not as an agressive alliance, though?
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by sedan_baklazhan 5y ago
This is how low the bar is for Navalny and his team, specifically. Nothing more, nothing less.
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by sedan_baklazhan 5y ago
It's a guide, OK, I agree. But there's nothing smart about it.
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by sedan_baklazhan 5y ago
To me it is hillarious that the thing called "Smart Vote" (the one that was banned) means actually "vote for whoever you are told to vote for by the Navalny team". I only found it out a few days ago. This doesn't so
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by sedan_baklazhan 5y ago
This is absolutely different from removing Parleur from AppStore and Google Play, of course. Completely different. Apple and Google should immediately pull out of Russia!
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by sedan_baklazhan 5y ago
No, there are actually scientific papers claiming a common ancestor here.
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by sedan_baklazhan 5y ago
The fact it's 'mi' in Chinese may mean that this word could be from Borean language family, possibly making it extremely ancient (together with 'mama' and some others). And indeed some scientist say it is a Borean w
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by sedan_baklazhan 5y ago
BTW I think that OS/2 was NOT single event loop, right?
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by sedan_baklazhan 5y ago
Same word essentially! Modern Russian has word "medovuha" but OLD Russian was just "med".
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by sedan_baklazhan 5y ago
Interesting fact: in Russian language, mead is "мёд" (myod) which also means "honey" which (мёд) also has a very old meaning of "alcoholic beverage made from honey".
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by sedan_baklazhan 5y ago
It became a vintage Soviet photopaper with a weird name.
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by sedan_baklazhan 5y ago
Check out Mars from a decent telescope. It's a blurry tiny yellow circle with very unclear "shadows" on it. They drew it really well. Much more impressive than Orion in fact.
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by sedan_baklazhan 5y ago
It is surprising (at least) to see "Book of killed poets" in Russian (which is in fact some Soviet era photo paper) as NASA's Saturn image.
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by sedan_baklazhan 5y ago
Not entirely false. Taliban was initially formed by Pushtun students of Pakistan Medrese. By coincidence, they were the core of resistance to the Soviet army. Mohammed Omar, founder of Taliban, was a veteran of Anti-Soviet war. So, not ent
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by sedan_baklazhan 5y ago
You're saying that I should consider changing my views not to be equal to views of accounts who are called "paid trolls" by somebody. Nice approach to self-censorship.
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by sedan_baklazhan 5y ago
I PARTICULARLY extremely dislike the mere concept of being humiliated on a basic of association with a particular country or nation (Russia in this case). (Any association with Russia is considered utterly negative on its own). This doesn&#
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by sedan_baklazhan 5y ago
You are wrong. I'm not saying everybody should automatically like what I say. The issue here is that virtually nobody (here) cares about what you say as long as you can be "labeled", i.e., labeled as a Russian bot/troll
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by sedan_baklazhan 5y ago
As a Russian I actually don't want to comment on such posts at all. As I see here and in other similar topics, the main result is a "Russian paid bot/troll account" label, and it's widely accepted as a normal respon