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Comment #49247128
>I've explained you this countless times ... Repetition won't make it any more truthful. The irony
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Comment #49247111
Attractive people regardless of sex are universally treated better, unattractive - worse. You could call it a stigma or prejudice, but until calliagnosia[0] becomes a reality, it i…
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Comment #49220705
>unprovoked conflict with Ukraine The promise of NATO membership in 2008[0] and a coup "midwifed" by the US in 2014[1] is not provocative enough for you? >Putin has stated multiple…
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Comment #49208485
Sounds like "Al-Qaida attack on WTC strikes at heart of America Inc"
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Comment #49189007
Thanks! >See `std::thread::scope` in the standard library, or `rayon::scope` if you want an implementation based on thread pools. These seem to be about multu-threaded code if I go…
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Comment #49188901
"Atrocity propaganda is the spreading of information about the crimes committed by an enemy, which can be factual, but often includes or features deliberate fabrications or exagger…
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Comment #49179674
You are not making sense. What controls? They can only ban your domain name and if they do that, you already have a bigger problem. It's not a surprise for you, you used you passpo…
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Comment #49179577
"It is not clear who filmed the attack, or how - but the earliest public copy BBC Verify found was shared by a pro-Ukrainian Instagram account on Tuesday morning." Yeah, right
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Comment #49173269
How so?
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Comment #49167828
>You can do it with C++ coroutines, but it's much harder to do correctly than in Rust if you want to maintain any sense of conviction that the system is correct. Could you elaborat…
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Comment #49164917
>Nope, they do it primarily out of necessity, because of the mounting pressure on the previously used CAs. The MitM capability is just a nice side bonus. So the West essentially he…
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Comment #49133081
And bs: "Instead of designing a revolutionary new tank from scratch, the safer bet is to take a proven T-72 chassis and integrate new sensors, armor, and electronics." Uralvagonzav…
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Comment #49132478
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Comment #49033970
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Comment #49033880
>by Ukraine's own innovations Like this? "British coder who revolutionised Ukraine’s drone army on paternity leave" [0] [0] https://www.thetimes.com/world/russia-ukraine-war/articl…
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Comment #49033804
>It would be like calling Roosevelt a fascist because he said "Nazi Germany as a nation has no right to exist". "Nazi" is doing all the heavy work in your argument, separating Germ…
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Comment #49032946
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Comment #49019028
>Like, are you going to personally volunteer to take revenge for your Wildberries orders being more expensive and arriving late? It's odd that you don't consider revenge for worker…
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Comment #49018965
> US analysts investigating possible Russian link to attacks on CIA facilities > Russia has provided targeting and other technical support to Iran during the war How dare they do t…
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Comment #49017040
>whether or not something is a war crime depends on the state of mind of the decision makers The state of mind of Ukrainian decision-makers is there: "a psychological effect on Rus…
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Comment #49006140
I wonder where is traditional "deliberately targeting the civilian population"? Oh, right, it's when Ukrainian civilians die. When Russian civilians die, BBC only quotes multiple j…
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Comment #48989613
Seems dangerous in case the line breaks or short-circuits.
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Comment #48989599
>Great, you've managed to dig up a negative review Google shows it at the top of first page and it's a review chosen and published by National Space Society, not just some rando's …