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AFAIK like in Latvia - these people (mostly russians) had (and still have) 3 choices: go back to russia, apply for citizenship or be left as "non-citizen". If after ~30 years after break-up of USSR you have not gone back to russia
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Stationed Russian troops in Crimea (_de jure_ Ukraine) - does not mean they had the right to take over it (now _de facto_ a russian territory), hence russia invaded Ukraine 8 years ago.
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.. and twitter shafts their users, by not allowing to read the thread for people who do not have a twitter account. > See what’s happening > Join Twitter to get the full story with all the live commentary.
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I concur to whole this thread. Have no need for tiling VM especially on macOS. With trackpad gestures I can manage all windows quickly and conveniently (and to be fair I did not know about keyboard shortcuts). Though I use spectacle.app for
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surfshark, nordvpn, allegedly at some point protonvpn - where the same thing (or at least incorporated by the same parent company or people). oxylabs.io is also under that umberella and I would not be surprised if many more scraping/pr
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As We May Think
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I guess it's just business at the end of the day, but IMHO this model in the end could not be the best for consumer after all. For example tv streaming, where if your favorite movies/tv series maybe spread over dozen services and
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> This is what people who download the app will do, so they’re trying out real scenarios that will happen. They don’t want to have there be a segment on the nightly news saying, “App Store Full of Porn!” Which is what will happen in thes
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Elbrus-8S CPU
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Agreed. First world problem, though I've tried couple of times to get into nimlang, but this feature is such an anti-pattern (anti-feature) that it drove me crazy. I could not easily and reliably grep/search anything. Not to menti
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Someone will correct me if I am wrong, but Wolfram products are proprietary (read - you need to buy the license or subscribe to it), just like MATLAB.
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> About reviews: Booking.com didn't allow me to leave a review, We had a feeling about this. So we explicitly did not allow them to cancel, unless they refunded us. I had a hunch if they'd cancel, we also going to lose ability
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> Then they give you a "20% refund" that you can use on your next purchase there. Consider yourself lucky. For me it was 20eur take it or leave it, on 500eur loss. <rant> I consider cancellation/refund policies that
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Sony, Rootkits and Digital Rights Management Gone Too Far (2005)
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Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29339576
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Apple stops all sales in Turkey after the collapse of the Turkish Lira
(notebookcheck.net)
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OP probably talking about Phoenix's "LiveView" ( https://www.phoenixframework.org/ check the video about it). Phoenix LiveView is a framework where it keeps websocket open with the client and renders DOM chang
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Threads Cannot Be Implemented as a Library [pdf]
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Microsoft angers the .NET open source community with a controversial decision
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But that's the only way to use instagram, and I don't think it's great workflow.
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> Photography Community Only for iPhone owners?
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> Epik was founded in 2009 by Rob Monster The founder's name is like from The Onion article.
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I always had this question, though maybe there's a simple answer why nobody is doing this. Why it's not mandatory to have some smallish engine attached, which at the end of satellite's life would lower the orbit enough until
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Because there are no "good" suggestions? (or they are harder to find, lack documentation, etc.)
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Installing Xcode with “not enough disk space available”
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Could be, though burning coal for heating in this century looks a bit bizarre. But I guess you could not beat how economical it is.
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I am completely with you. IMHO, it is because of easy numbers. Here's CO2 per km and here's Wh per km. Also people (pushed by oil lobby??) not only forget whole pipeline (pun intended) of petrol industry, but are very concerned th
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I often drive between Chęstochowa and Łódź in winter. I have no direct proof that it's from this exact plant, but the smell and smog is horrendous there. What amazes me the most is how far it goes. From my anecdotal experience the smel
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Free, open-source markerless motion capture system, with 4x$20 webcams
(reddit.com)
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Problem is how violent US policing is [0]. Police/SWAT do not turn up to assess the situation. It looks like they turn up to release their anger, aggression and "play" with their assault weapons. Swatters do this, because it
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