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throw-ru-938

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    Comment #37320003

    Tangentially related: after Izhma Airfield (in Komi Republic, Russia) was closed to fixed-wing aircraft, its supervisor still continued to do maintenance on the airstrip, even thro…

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    Comment #37150351

    Didn't they only get funding to horse around with that material several years ago?

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    Comment #37126706

    And when you interact with people 8 time zones away, concepts like "today" or "tomorrow" break down completely . It's a very uncanny feeling.

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    Comment #37126662

    You use local time + location , because tzdata timezones can and do get split.

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    Comment #37086673

    She'll probably get more money than you and me have ever seen, then fail upwards into another cushy C-level position. There's no need to be sorry for her.

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    Comment #37081568

    Many Russians do believe exactly that. While "getting to define Russia's development" is a stretch, there has been some US involvement: https://www.thenation.com/article/world/harv…

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    Comment #37081319

    While I was still living in Russia, llvm.org was blocked for several years because fuck you we balling.

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    Comment #37081305

    Google properties are still unblocked, for now. But, yes, Internet censorship in Russia went into overdrive with the invasion.

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    Comment #37081253

    There are people living on that land, it's not a "thing".

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    Comment #37081204

    Hmm, on second thought, you may be right and I probably overreacted. I still don't really believe Putin would exact revenge on Volozh — Oleg Tinkoff defected back in spring 2022, a…

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    Comment #37077101

    There's probably no hard proof, but Russia is allegedly funding far-right movements like AfD and whatever Le Pen's party in France is now called. Also, see the career of Gerhard Sc…

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    Comment #37076896

    I'm sorry but having observed this since 24/02, collective punishment is very much part of the actual Western values. (Disclaimer: I'm a Russian émigré, not in the West myself but …

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    Comment #37076860

    His family has left Russia back in 2014.

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    Comment #37074812

    Context: Yandex is in the news right now because a couple of days ago its cofounder and former CEO Arkady Volozh was caught trying to hide his Russian past [0], and today he finall…

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    Comment #37060237

    Yes, back then there was an Armenian bank that could get you a card for a crapload of money but no supporting documents. Since then, they've fallen in line with the others, and now…

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    Comment #37047234

    2003 was twenty years ago, we didn't have Flightradar24 yet.

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    Comment #37047163

    To be fair, Western _institutions_ do seem to dislike us, cf. the Czech president's infamous "WW2 Japanese Americans" comment [ https://www.janm.org/press/release/janm-decries-rema…

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    Comment #37047130

    Georgia is also a good choice, but you need to be physically present in the country. (It's a nice place though, but maybe not in August.) I don't recommend Armenia, the banks here …

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    Comment #36907344

    Hmm, which advantages does ADHD give you in the workplace?

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    Comment #36877165

    But, conveniently, Russians cannot use paid VPNs anyway unless they accept Bitcoin.

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    Comment #36849828

    Elon's acquisition of Twitter is a gift that just keeps on giving. At this point, considering the social polarization it brought, destroying Twitter for good would be an immense se…

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    Comment #36771534

    Isn't this literally the entire point of Golang?

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    Comment #36770904

    Armenian is absolutely full of these. There's ս, ո, մ, and ն (one word that has three of them is տոմս, pronounced as "toms"). Also Գ and Ժ. And Ի and Կ, also looking similar enough…

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    Comment #36355163

    > It might surprise you that Russia and especially the USSR did none of those things. I can remember no less than five different genocides in Russia just off the top of my head. As…

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    Comment #36338714

    > what makes Russia objectively powerful in the international arena? Could it just be inertia of thinking from the Cold War? The USSR was known to be powerful, and Russia is kinda …