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by thriftwy 3y ago
It may happen with a lot of devices if 3G appears browned out to them and not just plain unavailable.
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by thriftwy 3y ago
What's the use of Nitter now that Twitter requires you to log in to see fresh posts? Can I use Nitter just to browse posts without logging in?
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by thriftwy 3y ago
To where? Do you really strive for the Soviet air travel experience where people often had to sleep in the airports on their bags? That was due to over-demand of tickets at the existing price point. Communist air travel have been tried, so
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by thriftwy 3y ago
Many capitalistic countries do not have that. Everywhere I flew the order of boarding was "whatever". This was even when flying out of USA on non-US airlines. Failing that - regulation.
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by thriftwy 3y ago
Ground offensive makes it worse but it's already very bad. Worse than most of the stuff seen in the Russo-Ukrainian. The question is actually a different one: about the collateral damage. But in the case of both Palestine and Israel, t
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by thriftwy 3y ago
Again, this is one missile (maybe it was shot down by AA rocket, or just went off course). And most of the building is still standing. The point of this launch was likely some military target. Compare that to Palestinean videos where a doze
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by thriftwy 3y ago
Launching "a missile" at a target pales in comparison with a row of apartment blocks levelled by air strikes. And no, ground offensives are not the same. I hope we won't see those in Gaza - there is still chance.
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by thriftwy 3y ago
As it was already noticed, it was not due to unannounced airstrikes in Bakhmut but due to ground offensive. Any civilians could and should have been evacuated by then, or at least took cover. If we will seee ground offensive in Gaza, the pi
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by thriftwy 3y ago
Seems that your battery would fail when you need it the most: namely, in the middle of nowhere with no cell coverage.
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by thriftwy 3y ago
So on display is an apartment block being hit by "a missile". That would be our exhibit A. However, the issue is that exhibit B is whole rows of apartment blocks hollowed out, visibly mangled or even levelled out by Israeli air st
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by thriftwy 3y ago
As a fact, no, I don't. The amount of carnage seen on Palestine photos and videos is not matched. Of you read words written by press, you may get an impression that it is comparable. But you will struggle to find evidence backing it up
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by thriftwy 3y ago
You can have vacuum pig by siphoning the liuqid out?
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by thriftwy 3y ago
They won't be if Russia decided to start with a massive air strikes campaign before even starting ground offensive. But that's not happened - not against the apartment blocks, anyway.
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by thriftwy 3y ago
If you're a government you may just bully existing ones.
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by thriftwy 3y ago
That is the difference. People in Gaza also have nowhere to go if they wanted.
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by thriftwy 3y ago
An unknow key when connecting to a known server will raise all kinds of alarms in my head.
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by thriftwy 3y ago
If you are your hoster and can reroute requests, you can get all kinds of valid SSL certs for any domains that you host. Just grab these IP packets when CA comes to validate that you own that domain. Perhaps EV could solve that to some exte
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by thriftwy 3y ago
Because the Gaza footage is quite a mess. You will have hard times matching it with Ukraine footage. Sometimes, whole neighbourhoods of civilian high rises were levelled. Meanwhile, obviously the carnage of civilians during the initial Gaza
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by thriftwy 3y ago
I'm not sure how "undermining Russia" is supposed to get you any votes (popular support, followers) in that Russia you are undermining. Grant money that can yield all right.
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by thriftwy 3y ago
My thoughts are that the press (and moreso twitter) has a very skewed way to report stuff. It is designed for entertainment value and not for rigor, and also to push a narrative. Having two sets if inputs regarding somewhat similar events a
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by thriftwy 3y ago
I'm just saying exactly that - anybody may now take two sets of photos and compare the amount of rampage over the time period to approximate the "DPS" done to civilian infrastructure. Of course, I cannot prevent that person f
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by thriftwy 3y ago
Bombed with what? With a rocket made of water pipe and ammonia fertilizer? Obviously it would not do that kind of damage. We've seen impacts of stuff Hamas has and it can't do that. The angle from which Israel doing this damage co
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by thriftwy 3y ago
He was hoping to get elected. You need to have broad popular support to get elected (see Trump), hence the "views". Some time later it became apparent that he is not going to be elected and elections will not be the thing, so the
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by thriftwy 3y ago
He is largely irrelevant now. He was significantly popular, but there is a combination of: 1. Many of his most fervent followers fleeing the country in February or September 2022. 2. His team being useless and consisting of people of very q
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by thriftwy 3y ago
I had no idea what they are up to these days. I own a button dumb phone by Nokia, it's fine but would not explain even 1% of that employment number. PA says they're making telecom equipment now. Fun thing it also mentions Ericsson
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by thriftwy 3y ago
Sentience are two things: willpower and intelligence. LLMs are highly intelligent and are capable of feats that were thought impossible not just for animals and machines but for most of humanity. At the same time, LLMs lack willpower and no
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by thriftwy 3y ago
I'm not sure it is dramatically different from people in London imposing railroads on the English countryside. It's colonialism all the way down and the apparent ironic fact that British still cannot get out of other nations'
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by thriftwy 3y ago
India were going to eventually cover itself with railroads and monoculture plantations in any case (who didn't?), so I don't see why we cannot argue in good faith whether the British arrival was beneficial or deleterious. It would
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by thriftwy 3y ago
Introverts could quietly sabotage vaccination but see no point of doing so. Vaccination narrative does not trigger our alarms.
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by thriftwy 3y ago
I do not disagree with that. No reasons to have old, deteriorating, ecologically questionable dams around.

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