wildylion

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by wildylion 1y ago
Maybe it's time for ISPs to start endorsing small donations to Mozilla and others, for a good cause. But in the jacked up world we're living in, nobody would do this.
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by wildylion 2y ago
What about desloratadine?
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The Unmovable Sink(the-reframe.com)
1 points by wildylion 2y ago|0 comments
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by wildylion 2y ago
Fuck. I was born and raised in Russia. And yet, I desperately wish for Russia to be nuked to shreds. Fucking wiped off the map.Made uninhabitable for centuries and left that way as a warning to future generations. I don't even know if
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by wildylion 2y ago
Exactly! This was my first thought.
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by wildylion 2y ago
The cat will just get annoyed - it's a shaggy tangly thing that always gets in the way. Speaking from personal experience >:3
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by wildylion 2y ago
He should hire a good lawyer and sue the state. Suing for moral damage rarely works in Germany though.
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by wildylion 2y ago
We use FleetDM extensively. The community version is a bit limited (and I'm lazy to close all those Jira tickets coming from the integration) but it's really a big help. Get all laptops with failing batteries - done Sweep the endp
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by wildylion 2y ago
LOL! I'm originally from Russia, living in Germany and suffering through my German studies -- of course, my first thought was 'tovarisch'. Facepaw.
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by wildylion 2y ago
This is exactly how hybrid fiber-coax works for CATV.
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by wildylion 2y ago
The famous Boeing sound.
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by wildylion 2y ago
Not exactly law enforcement, but a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away we were running local AI to try and spot people lost in the wilderness from drone footage. I imagine same goes for military now...
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by wildylion 2y ago
Russia was NOT a very different country. Sorry, but no. I remember Putin's rise to power - I was 13 at the time. Now I'm 37 and basically a refugee (made a few stupid decisions, now who knows what happen if I decide to go see my p
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by wildylion 2y ago
Hot as fuck; I personally prefer to stay the fuck out.
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by wildylion 2y ago
> Economy and how you are doing are what matters in the day to day life of people. Very much so. Look at how people in Krasnodar started protesting after they lost power for 10 hours. After 2.5 years of Putin's war. > The average
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by wildylion 2y ago
Powering TVs so people can get even dumber. But we seem to be fine doing this with existing power plants :)
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by wildylion 2y ago
I really like it how they were still using exactly this uh-oh sound at least in some McDonald's restaurants in my area :)
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by wildylion 2y ago
Absolutely yes. Damn, these times were something else.
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by wildylion 2y ago
English link: https://www.agents.media/youtube-has-begun-blocking-oppositi...
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Agency: YouTube blocks opposition content at the request of Russian authorities(agents.media)
4 points by wildylion 2y ago|3 comments
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by wildylion 2y ago
YouTube has blocked three videos on military service evasion from the channels “Dozor in Volgograd”, “Conscript School” and another independent regional media outlet in Russia. The video hosting also notified about the threat of blocking th
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by wildylion 2y ago
'reacts'. Violently.
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by wildylion 2y ago
I think it wasn't because of the movement, but because a particular small muscle looked like a mouse when excised. Oh, no, you seem to be right - it's about the movement. https://www.etymonline.com/word/muscle
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by wildylion 2y ago
Mail yourself an encrypted SSD with your data.
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by wildylion 2y ago
As a person responsible for endpoints in my company, I was awaiting 24.04 with impatience, because of how they promised TPM-based LUKS encryption. Finally, no telling users why they need TWO passphrases on their machines! Well, yes. You bet
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by wildylion 2y ago
"Either you stay the F out and become de-facto stateless, or you're going to prison". Simple as that. I'm actually pretty surprised that Russia didn't do it yet, as Belarus did a while ago.
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by wildylion 2y ago
You sure they don't? As in, 'you have 2 days to GTFO, or we'll land you in prison for a few years to think of your actions'. Happened many, many times since the start of this horrific war and many times before. Source: I
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by wildylion 3y ago
I also had another story: my friends asked me to troubleshoot their DSL connection. It dropped out sometime after the sun set and came back in the morning. Sure enough, this turned out to be RFI from newly installed solar invertors, creepin
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by wildylion 3y ago
One of the sysadmins at a friendly company had the same problem... only that it was a >2km link in a densely built-up city and it turned out to be a crane that moved in on rails each morning with the beginning of a shift and then moved o
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by wildylion 3y ago
I have the same however my other eye is fine with regard to resolution - I just need glasses or a contact lens. But yes, the binocular vision is permanently shot (though I get some improvement at times). That's what you get for being a

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