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by selivanovp 1y ago
I don't think we have a totally verified number up to this day. It's definitely several thousands as Ukrainian army actively prevented civilians to leave the city, so significant number died under collapsed buildings. Overall, acc
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by selivanovp 1y ago
That's exactly what's going on. Bibi just uses a window of opportunity and forces USA to join in an attempt to regime change in Iran.
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by selivanovp 1y ago
>Radio Free Europe is a really solid outlet that has maintained a balanced and consistent coverage of Russia for many years Lmao. I guess you're their employee? >this seems to piss off Russian Yes, that's the only thing they
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by selivanovp 1y ago
Man, stop reading and posting this propaganda bullshit. RFERL is a shithole on a USAID payroll. Migrants can't even be conscripted as they're not Russia citizens. So, police raids against migrants are targeting illegal migration,
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by selivanovp 1y ago
You're missing/mixing the concepts. Conscripts army exists in Russia for decades, it's a mandatory service unless you are not fit due to some illness or due to higher education exceptions. Russia conscripts from every region
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by selivanovp 1y ago
Wave was an interesting project. I really liked to be able to subscribe to certain waves and read the news from there. Sad that it ended up in a grave of most other Google projects.
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by selivanovp 1y ago
Yeah, pretty sure that they'll just nationalize SpaceX to prevent it from happening, but not gonna lie, it'd be funny to see how USA government would have to crawl back to Russia for ISS resupply.
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by selivanovp 1y ago
It was obvious from the beginning, that economical miracle of SpaceX is based on government subsidies. Without USA pumping money in every Musk project, his hi-tech businesses are dead.
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by selivanovp 1y ago
Yes, USA is not. But not because of just Trump. The process started a while ago, when USA elites decided that they’re “exceptional”, and started to promote so called “rules based order”, with the only rule that reads like “USA may do whatev
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by selivanovp 1y ago
Usable and lack of additional functionality are absolutely different things. Gnome is the most usable DE in linux, and a default for major distributions for a reason. It’s simple, it’s coherent, pretty much never breaks and just in general
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by selivanovp 1y ago
Try again with Ubuntu’s Gnome if you’ll have an opportunity. The “problem” with KDE is that it tries to look like and behave similar to Windows, but it’s not, so older people that remembered how to deal with one UI are confused when what lo
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by selivanovp 1y ago
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by selivanovp 1y ago
That’s not true. Russia was perfectly fine with a sovereign Ukraine, as long as it respected their own constitution and terms of separations from USSR: to be a military non aligned country. It’s not so hard to notice, that all the problems
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by selivanovp 1y ago
Old games were created to tell you a story, or surprise you with unusual environment, or unique gameplay, or some mix of above. These days games are created on the base of monetisation with everything else intended to hide the fact that the
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by selivanovp 1y ago
Quit using Arch. Normal linux distros have no such problems.
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by selivanovp 1y ago
They had neither money nor ability to support their bombers. And that’s why they happily cut them to pieces for US dollars. Russia managed to get just a part of the fleet thanks to massive gas debt already accumulated by Ukraine back then.
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by selivanovp 1y ago
"How to sell your country and get nothing in return".
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by selivanovp 1y ago
Because Oracle comes to any country/industry with trucks of money to corrupt officials and lobby their adoption. And after a few years you find yourself in a situation when you already paid for Oracle so much, integrated it so deeply,
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by selivanovp 1y ago
The answer is simple: EU and USA taxpayers billions pumped into Ukraine to buy hundreds of thousands of mobile diesel powered generators and fuel for them, and spare parts and replacement blocks for everything that’s been destroyed. On top
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by selivanovp 1y ago
Dugin's views and influence is greatly exaggerated in Western media. >renewed Russian empire that stretches from “Lisbon to Vladivostok,” a phrase popularized by Dugin and repeated by Putin." This is a direct lie. Putin has nev
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by selivanovp 1y ago
No in most cases. Meta products are banned, twitter, discord and youtube (this one mostly works in reality), but pretty much everything else is unaffected. Some Western side companies banned Russia by IP's like Intel, but in general, m
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by selivanovp 1y ago
That project has nothing to do with Russian censorship. Libgen has always existed as a way to share scientific and other literature for free, basically supporting communism in such a way. Russia in attempt to make friends with the West at s
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by selivanovp 1y ago
I find it amusing how you guys are noticing ethnicity when it suits to point that someone doing good is not ethnically Russian, but doing an opposite when you need to prove that Russians are bad. Stalin was a Georgian, Khruschev and Brezhne
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by selivanovp 1y ago
Nginx, clickhouse, sci hub etc, etc.
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by selivanovp 1y ago
The funny story is that Lem despised this adaptation and for a good reason if you manage to read his book. He called Tarkovsky an idiot and refused to cooperate with him on the script as Tarkovsky threw pretty much all of Lem ideas from the
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by selivanovp 2y ago
I do remember the same shit promoted when Gaddafi was toppled. And then Western mass media stopped showing news from "freed" Libya. Because, you know, public executions and human slave markets kinda not something, their population
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by selivanovp 2y ago
Get ready for new waves of Syrian refugees in your countries.
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by selivanovp 2y ago
It looks like wishful thinking. There were reasons why USA for decades was buying Russian nuclear fuel and not building new nuclear power plants. Meanwhile, Russia and China were building them all over the world. Restoring competences and b
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by selivanovp 2y ago
It depends on what country you live in. Youtube was throwing Navalny and his friends videos into my feed no matter the "don't recommend videos from this channel" button. It somewhat lowered the intensity, but they still tried
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by selivanovp 2y ago
Nobody likes traitors. My guess is that in a couple of years JetBrains gonna be bought by one of the USA corps, most probably Google.

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