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by selivanovp 3y ago
Understandable. Just another best selling book was butchered by USA filmmakers.
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by selivanovp 3y ago
Neon is an opposite of stable. It’s a betatest distro for a fresh kde.
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by selivanovp 3y ago
Nice! Russians opensourced a good ntfs driver finally, so we can retire an old stuff that was slow and generally a headache for years.
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by selivanovp 3y ago
No wonder. Russian segment is the oldest, as it’s what started ISS. As far as I’m aware it’s also well above its guaranteed lifetime, as ISS was planned to be deorbited many years ago, but some nations keep asking to prolong its service.
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by selivanovp 3y ago
Deliberate sabotage! No shit, Sherlock! But I must admit, that the story about a bunch of Ukrainians on a boat was funny. Probably there’re still people who believed it.
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by selivanovp 3y ago
The entire human civilization is built upon one group of people stealing what another group of people invented, then inventing something themselves and someone else steals their invention etc. Patents and attempts to protect them is a relat
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by selivanovp 3y ago
No, he's not a fluffy, but the tragedy is that for his first two terms he really tried to become friends with the West. He was called a traitor in Russia when allowed NATO to use our military airports to supply war in Afghanistan.
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by selivanovp 3y ago
Reddit became a weird place in recent months. Rampant propaganda wars in most subreddits, recommending system pushing ridiculous stories to front page feed from subreddits I've never visited before. Even the niche technical subreddits
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by selivanovp 3y ago
Yeah, I've just recently rewatched The Wire, and it's one of the best shows that explains how police stats are working in elections years.
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by selivanovp 3y ago
That story is pretty much completely media bullshit. You can just disable this plugin and it won’t do anything and won’t bother you at all.
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by selivanovp 3y ago
Every time I see a similar headline, I'm remembering The Wire and how Baltimor police was working with stats to support elections promises.
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by selivanovp 3y ago
History lessons. Just read the story of Crypto AG for example.
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by selivanovp 3y ago
Every time you see that some "super secret top encrypted communication device/app" appeared, it's like 99% that it was created and run by some intelligence agency, most probably CIA. So, never use any of such apps/d
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by selivanovp 3y ago
It was both. It could’ve ended much better, but the first stage worked for several minutes and provided a lot of data to improve in the future.
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by selivanovp 3y ago
No. Snap started as a project and got useful before flatpak. Wayland technically was before Mir, but existed as blueprints and ideas back then. Shuttleworth tried to influence its design for his vision of linux desktop, but got rejected, so
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by selivanovp 3y ago
Yep, gnome 44 is definitely not good enough yet. I’d advise not to upgrade to 23.04 right now and wait at least a month for fixes to come. While I haven’t noticed major regressions personally, gnome and its components are producing little b
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by selivanovp 3y ago
In my experience regular Ubuntu releases are still more tested and polished than Fedora or any Arch derivative. So it’s generally safer to use if you want to drive more fresh versions of kernel and graphics stack. They’re not perfect though
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by selivanovp 3y ago
Well, hello! Nice to meet you! I do know what snaps are and I do prefer them in some situations. And yes, I do like my snaps like Nextcloud and ffmpeg for example.
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by selivanovp 3y ago
Not really. Apt installs snaps in some cases not because they’re tricking people, but because said package is either abandoned by Canonical team like firefox (Mozilla creates snaps for it, so neither Canonical nor Mozilla have to build deb
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by selivanovp 4y ago
I guess there’re not so much governments and security offices around the world that CIA is not wiretapping.
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by selivanovp 4y ago
Payments to and from Russia are sanctioned, some banking/government services apps removed from the stores, but everything else works as before. And since Android allows 3rd party app stores, Russia has now its own app store where you c
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by selivanovp 4y ago
That's simply not true. You should learn about conflicts not from CNN news. 1. Russia hasn't stated a wish to reclaim other countries, even former parts of USSR. 2. Both military conflicts with neighbors Russia participated in: Ge
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by selivanovp 4y ago
Not really. Southern Kuril islands were negotiated by USSR with USA and UK as a price for USSR joining the war against Japan during WW2 after Germany was defeated. But after WW2 occupied Japan under the pressure of USA refused to sign a pea
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by selivanovp 4y ago
Not really, because countries that were in love with “green energy” gonna reopen their coal mines and power plants.
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by selivanovp 4y ago
Yes, OPEC+ members gonna produce less and get paid more for their product.
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by selivanovp 4y ago
If you haven’t noticed, for a year already USA and EU are trying to create a buyers cartel and force oil/gas producing countries to sell them their product for the money USA and EU dictates.
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by selivanovp 4y ago
Well, USA still has half of its strategic oil reserves. Looks like OPEC want USA and EU to stop their price cap games or face reserves depletion in attempts to keep prices low.
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by selivanovp 4y ago
Russia will get more money due to this decision.
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by selivanovp 4y ago
Mine works for weeks between occasional reboots to install kernel updates. If firefox crashes a lot for you, most probably it’s one of the addons you use causing that.
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by selivanovp 4y ago
If something is free- you're the product.

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