unionpivo

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by unionpivo 5y ago
Bullshit. They state quite clearly that they want to annex part or even whole of Ukraine. Sure what you say may have played the role also. But Putin wants "glory days" of SU back. That's why he continuously tried to expand R
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by unionpivo 5y ago
This are correct numbers(for active part, reserve are far smaller - money issue) but they include army, navy and air force. Also the larges part of any military are non combat support personnel. Weather its people building things or transpo
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by unionpivo 5y ago
Might even make sense in-orbit, for sending probes, further out, giving them initial boost. Wouldn't need to be so powerful either. Just small initial boost could do wonders. Problem (for both lunar or in orbit idea) is getting the hea
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by unionpivo 5y ago
my monthly hertzner cost is 4.5 eur (and yes this includes snapshots). For simple websites/blogs etc. you don't need much. I host 12 different sites on this setup. And I could put up more. I get around 0.5-1m views combined per
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by unionpivo 5y ago
add another ssd, or create new partition, and disable all antivirus on it, and put your code there.
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by unionpivo 5y ago
People focus too much on Azov. They (Azov battalion ) are 1000 - 1500 (depending on source) people , and apparently only 10% - 20% of them are self proclaimed Nazis. Even if all of them are, It would surprise me if this was even the biggest
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by unionpivo 5y ago
That doesn't mean the rest of the world needs to give Russia and Putin a free pass. Two wrongs does not make a right. That said, Russia just as USA have nukes, so Putin will never go to ICC, and its waist of time discussing it. It migh
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by unionpivo 5y ago
Right but some npm module deleting some files is not a war crime. So it a fair game, as far as international law goes.
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by unionpivo 5y ago
Your view of software seems to be very limited. There is plenty of good software out there, that is only useful in limited. I wrote code for small drone. If you don't know what you are doing you can easily burn down your house, with on
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by unionpivo 5y ago
With exception of USA, individuals cost of healthcare is not that high. I pay several times more for my phone+internet per year than for my healthcare (and I have 2 separate chronic conditions)
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by unionpivo 5y ago
Receivers and transmitters are synchronized in time, before they are used. So if the timestamp of the signal deviates of GPS's internal clock, GPS receiver knows it. Now for commercial receivers, they assume their internal clock is wro
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by unionpivo 5y ago
This is one of the more informative spaces, covering war of Ukraine. It has a lot of OSINT community contributing insight of what we see. It is pro Ukrainian, but they don't just, reiterate existing propaganda, but try's to analyz
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Informative Twitter Space on Ukrainian war being mass reported by bot farms(twitter.com)
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by unionpivo 5y ago
> BEFORE you need it Sure but, you can't change past. So NOW, is the best option left on the table.
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by unionpivo 5y ago
intercepting few (up to few dozen) missiles sure. Intercepting hundreds potentially thousands ? Not really.
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by unionpivo 5y ago
This is most likely a bluff. If the invasion comes, it will come because China will think it will succeed. And if it looks like it's going to succeed, why blow your own factories? After the war, you will have to return to ordinary life
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by unionpivo 5y ago
Part of the equipment. Sure an important part. But lets not forget that there is a lot of knowledge in TSMC too. And China is trying to slowly buy their engineers. Intel and AMD (now Global Foundries) both had access to same Dutch company&
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by unionpivo 5y ago
Is this likely to happen ?
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by unionpivo 5y ago
> You have to be a special kind of naive to not have such infrastructure behind airgap. Most of it is not behind air gap. And unless things get a lot worse it wont be. Proper air gaping is hard, expensive and pain in the ass, on the ong
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by unionpivo 5y ago
I use both, but my experience is different. I use Firefox, for my trusted sites, mail, banking, various stores, documentation etc. I use chrome, fore throwaway lookups etc. Firefox runs for weeks at the time (I am on always on desktops (wor
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by unionpivo 5y ago
Nope plenty of land in USA (and some other developing nations.) , where slow phone lines or not even that is an option. Maybe you have an ISP and want a backup, or maybe you have limited bandwidth and want more, etc. This thing is also mobi
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by unionpivo 5y ago
> This is one of the most frequent complaints and I find it ridiculous. C has string literals that encode zero-terminated strings, but you don't have to rely on these zero terminators. Just a quick question. Is there somewhat up-to-
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by unionpivo 5y ago
or just soda water On new years day (YYYY-1-1) we traditionally make it with champagne
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by unionpivo 5y ago
It is "god given right". If no "human" law would exist, you could repair and sell that. Copyright iteslf is fairly new (I belive from 1710 "Statute of Anne" for firs limited kind of copyright). For much of hum
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by unionpivo 5y ago
You have too much faith in corporate IT. They can fuck up macs and Linux just as well.
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by unionpivo 5y ago
It's there mostly for the checkboxes on copliance, but it's not that bad, compared to others.
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by unionpivo 5y ago
> I don't know how you can call most of the world a functioning democracy. At lest where I live the (sometimes silent) majority supports such actions. We are having elections in few months and its not a big issue because most but fe
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by unionpivo 5y ago
As someone who lived both in USA and am from EU (can only speak about Slovenian and German system) and I have preexisting condition (asthma and ankylosing spondylitis ) Sure you can find problems in any healthcare system. Because there is n
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by unionpivo 5y ago
Market is regulated by its very definition. If it was completely unregulated, the person with the biggest gun would just take everything he wants. It was always abut where to draw the line.
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by unionpivo 5y ago
sure. but at the same time, this is true of pretty much anything in Africa, due to their poor infrastructure. You have to have local firms (or self employed) making something, and selling that something, so that they can employ local peopl

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