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by vogre 5y ago
RNE is actually banned in Russia. You can go to jail for having their symbolics. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right_Sector is not banned and actually is taking part in Ukrainian politics and military.
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by vogre 5y ago
Did you read the article? They are not nazi because they are Ukrainians. They are far-right ultras with real swastika tattoos and ideolody. And they are not only in that batallion, they are in Government, and the head of the Army. Moreover
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by vogre 5y ago
Even more ironically, Germany is suppliing these guys with weapons, so Russians are fighting not just Nazi, but Nazi with Panzerfausts https://www.popularmechanics.com/military/weapons/a39281936/...
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by vogre 5y ago
Ironically, that's the one of the Putin's terms to end the war. It's called 'denazification'.
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by vogre 5y ago
> outlaw Nazi symbolic doing humanity a favor I just wonder how EU citizens(Germans especially) would react when Azov Batallion becomes the part of EU military force. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Azov_Battalion
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by vogre 5y ago
It's not possible because the demand for this is very low and implementation cost is extremely high. No one will pay for that.
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by vogre 5y ago
Because i need production-ready auth, csrf. I want to add some cache layer with redis/memcached. I want control over fields I pass to/from frontend. I want to be able to handle multipart requests. And I want a decent logging syste
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by vogre 5y ago
I can’t actually imagine the niche for this tech. Pet projects with simplest logic? ToDo app examples? It won’t work in a large scale projects because this approach doesn’t scale well. On a small scale it adds very uneven comlexity curve. U
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by vogre 5y ago
I think every language should have such tool by default, like Go does.
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by vogre 5y ago
Japan is famous for its miniature apartments. Germany is famous for its hundred person lines for apartment rent and notorious living rules. How is it better than anything?
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by vogre 5y ago
That was the politics of USSR - to feed the small republics at the expense of russian people. There was supply categories for every region - and most of RSFSR, except Moscow and Leningrad got 3rd or 4rth category, while caucasian republics
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by vogre 5y ago
I use jupiter notebook. It allows writing and saving requests, in much more convenient(for me) way than postman does
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by vogre 5y ago
The frameworks are really stable these days. There was like one major change in React since it's beginning - introducing of hooks. But if you got in right 8 years ago, you can just sit and write a good SPA with that knowledge
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by vogre 5y ago
Russian Yandex is okay with it too https://yandex.ru/search/?lr=213&text=Donaudampfschiffahrtsg...
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by vogre 5y ago
You can learn hooks in a weekend and it's really the only major change in years.
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by vogre 5y ago
Actually the web debelopment is much more stable now than it was 7 years ago. Major frameworks and tools are the same. Web standards are much more stable now, and languages are quite established. I haven't touch React or Vue for 5 ye
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by vogre 5y ago
Pixelmator is great, the closest thing to paint.net, an d it closes almost every possible demand of a casual user.
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by vogre 5y ago
> prohibits all opposition parties Not all opposition parties are prohibited. there are more parties in Russian parliament(6) than in US congress(2). Even after this year elections there will probably be 3+ parties in parliament. > ou
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by vogre 5y ago
I would actually LOVE to see VIM with NerdTree, File/text searching, lsp and first class git support baked in and integrated well without need of tuning something in your .vimrc file every weekend.
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by vogre 6y ago
Is there already a way to recycle batteries efficiently? Without one this bill would lead to millions of cars with unrecyclable toxic batteries.
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by vogre 6y ago
Crimea is historically(last 250 years) Russian territory with Russian population which always leaned towards Russia. During reclaim there were not any resistance from the local population. It says a lot.
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by vogre 6y ago
Just remember what happened when Cuba followed some domestic policies US didn't like in 1962.
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by vogre 6y ago
JetBrains has this name this because they were brains jetting from Russia. All founders were Russians, of course.
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by vogre 6y ago
Saudis chopped WSJ journalist Hashoggi into parts! literally! Also https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State-sponsored_terrorism#Saud...
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by vogre 6y ago
It started long before Putin and long before communists.
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by vogre 6y ago
You see, when anything go wrong in the world it's Russia's fault:) Especially if someone loses some elections - blame Russia 100% of the time.
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by vogre 6y ago
Well Saudi Arabia is hundred times worse than all we have in Russia on every point you mentioned. But guess who get all the sanctions?
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by vogre 6y ago
You may start with this article https://medium.com/@dominicbasulto/russophobia-and-the-dark-... It has some great images, especially in the final part.
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by vogre 6y ago
There always were a lot of propaganda involved since forever. Even now Russia is demonised in Western Media, mostly quite unfair.
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by vogre 6y ago
>Taking a cut of say, 3%, to keep the app store running is forgivable. But 30% digging into users pocket is unpardonable. What makes you think that 3% cut is enough?

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