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by w7 3y ago
That's too simplistic of a line of thinking. They've: "fabricate evidence that the hosts of and participants in the meetings to commemorate the Tiananmen Square massacre were supporting terrorist organizations, inciting viole
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by w7 3y ago
Yes, but at that point you've implemented abstractions on the JVM's abstractions, or used platform/implementation dependent code. What's the point, just to say you did it? It's not impossible, it's just not wor
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by w7 3y ago
Yes, implementation wise underneath in most cases they're likely some structs/pointers/whatever, but the point was that interaction with them from the perspective of an application running on the JVM is not the same as what t
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by w7 3y ago
From what I understand jdk.internal.misc.Unsafe.* methods do not contain direct JVM opcodes for memory management, but virtual methods with implementation defined behavior, that usually require reflection to access, and are not 100% portabl
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by w7 3y ago
It has references, but from what I understand they don't entirely conceptually match in use, implementation, and semantics to C++ references.
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by w7 3y ago
I don't think they said otherwise. I believe the point was that JVM bytecode doesn't expose anything for manual memory deallocation at runtime.
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by w7 3y ago
You say destroyed as if it was completely destroyed. https://www.dw.com/en/putin-offers-europe-gas-through-nord-s... The only pipeline that was destroy was the one Germany had shutdown, Russia immediately began trying
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by w7 3y ago
You're excluding the part where: A) it was only partially destroyed B) Russia offered to run gas through the remaining pipeline at a higher price, almost immediately after running campaigns pointing fingers at everyone else Apparently
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by w7 4y ago
> But they didn't commit a crime on foreign soil... they did something legal there. Irrelevant to how a state chooses to organize its criminal code. If the act is considered severely criminal in nature then most nation states do not
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by w7 4y ago
If NYT was a well funded propaganda organ of an armed organization that was explicitly intent on causing harm to a nation state, it absolutely would be restricted in many nation states. This is the special privilege autocracies get, being h
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by w7 4y ago
Again, nonsensical. You're conflating intent of one law with execution of another. No one would do that, because it's stupid and ineffective. Instead you potentially punish the citizen for having committed a crime on foreign soil,
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by w7 4y ago
Your entire statement is nonsensical. If I make a law in my country that allows me to throw rocks at people in another bordering country without repercussions, then that other country should just let me do it because those are my country&#x
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by w7 4y ago
What is your definition of "free country"? It seems to have been reduced to "country that allows enemies a free platform".
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by w7 4y ago
Does it matter? (Hint: no) Their specific lies are leveraged to harm us (the west) therefore something should be done about them. Gone should be the days of giving autocracies special privileges in the media while they maintain a tight grip
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by w7 4y ago
Maybe in the short term, but it's become clear from this conflict that Russia uses its economic exports as political leverage-- as does any nation. The problem comes from what they've decided to use their exports as leverage for.
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by w7 4y ago
Russia was one of Ukraine's largest trade partners, how did that work out for Ukraine? Not to mention in the case of Germany, Russia's army would be obliterated by NATO if the warfare was purely conventional.
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by w7 4y ago
People will reflexively see virtualization and figure it means noticeable hit in performance. Unfortunately many Windows users and developers are unaware their "Desktop" becomes a VM on Hyper-V installation. I see it all the time
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by w7 4y ago
Sort of, yes-- there is `binfmt_misc` handling of PE excutables and virtual filesystems (akin to VirtIOFS) involved, but no binary/architecture translation like Rosetta.
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by w7 4y ago
Did China help Vietnam rebuild before or after China declared war on Vietnam? Relationship was already tense during the US-Vietnam war between China and Vietnam, it only took 4 years after the US-Vietnam war for China to declare war, and fr
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by w7 4y ago
They're still not totally comparable. US was having to force project across an ocean while Russia seems to be having issues just past its boarders, despite being geared towards land wars, judging by their lack of progress and signs of
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by w7 4y ago
I still don't understand how it's comparable. US had the handicap of fighting along side South Korea while a full ocean away when the North had direct assistance from 2 massive neighboring land joined countries. China alone had ne
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by w7 4y ago
Yep! A project I use with Kubernetes is CloudHypervisor[0] (with kata-containers[1]). This is a rust-vmm based vmm that has VirtioFS (host FS sharing) support while still being leaner than QEMU. Very neat stuff. [0] https://githu
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by w7 4y ago
If you think filling the coffers of the North Korea, a country with a caste system that mandates certain people have limited food access, will improve the lowest caste member's lives then I've one in Pyongyang to sell you.
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by w7 4y ago
I don't understand your argument. It seems based on some premise that North Korea is only bad because other nations are "mean" to it. Many authoritarian regimes have historically used food availability as a weapon against the
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by w7 4y ago
You can't completely set aside national ties until everyone else does. Otherwise, those who still operate with that mind set exploit you. It's a nice thought, but unrealistic.
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by w7 4y ago
Don't forget https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Korean_abductions_of_Jap... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/North_Korean_abductions_of_Sou...
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by w7 5y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RR8BVr_B338 Does this abandoned convoy blocked by jack-knived trucks not have Ukrainian "golden block"[0] camo on some vehicles? Could be stolen I guess? None of the typical glyphs
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by w7 5y ago
Being defensive and needing to move are not mutually exclusive.
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by w7 5y ago
No I'm talking about very graphic ones involving dead bodies that clearly tried to crawl away and vehicles riddled with bullets. You're correct though, the fog of war is thick, and it's hard to tell for certain. I hate to use
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by w7 5y ago
There are videos on Twitter of Russian forces seemingly ambushing unarmed civilians who are just driving from point A to B and then using their vehicles as road blocks. Seems like it really depends on what men are behind the guns. Such is w

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