Nerwesta

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by Nerwesta 4mo ago
That was said exactly when that guy first came years ago. I'll bet my money ( via Wero or not ) the whole movement will be shattered by an " European-friendly " governement. Perhaps private companies will still retain a bad s
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by Nerwesta 4mo ago
Yeah the concept of "Western" is a relic of the Cold war, just like Western Europe / Eastern Europe ( past some countries being genuinely there ) It's still taught like that to younger people, but definitely shouldn&#x27
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by Nerwesta 4mo ago
Until such governements have already loopholes to circumvent rules of law, I'm as sad as the next guy but the EU technically has that.
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by Nerwesta 4y ago
I hope he just read the same news that stated the Russian economy was more than capable just like Germany. That it had a lot of industries, natural resources, and above all relatively autonomous and so on ... and per Bloomberg own report, a
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by Nerwesta 4y ago
You know what, I'm so sad, you just came up with a wild claim and you can't prove it with simple words, I wasn't asking you for the moon.
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by Nerwesta 4y ago
I feel like nobody can read the actual definition of this term, and how and why it is used in a conversation.
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by Nerwesta 4y ago
You gave me a duckduckgo link, thinking I was your Old Uncle. Thanks Bob, I know how to search the web. That's problematic for you because there is still no metric you can provide to back up your claim, I don't know it should be t
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by Nerwesta 4y ago
Pointing hypocrisy in that particular case.
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by Nerwesta 4y ago
No I asked a metric or something substancial to back up this claim, here is another one since I can smell British humour here : https://duckduckgo.com/?q=is+the+earth+flat
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by Nerwesta 4y ago
>14k Donbas civilians that have been slaughtered by Azov battalion since 2014. It seems you didn't read the datas very well, it's ~14k in total in Donbas from both sides, not only civilians. And surely not by Azov.
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by Nerwesta 4y ago
Oh yes please, I mean if it was that obvious I guess you would tell me any metric to push your assessment.
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by Nerwesta 4y ago
It's a bit of both really, the far-right extremists helped the Maidan regime change, so the paramilitary made themselves at home inside the governement and in many areas in this country ( remember, that's a large country, divided
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by Nerwesta 4y ago
Now ? I think it's too late, your question sounds bizarre, Russia is indeed helping them. But I guess there are quite a few pro-separatists NGOs out there. Not the ones aligned with Kiev though, so they are leaning pro-Russia.
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by Nerwesta 4y ago
nailed it. That's a bias I'm surprised very few people are able to grasp in the Internets, the same urban liberals ( from any country really ) or higher class tend to favor Western social networks, or be simply pro-Western, thus c
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by Nerwesta 4y ago
Sure, hold accountable people that didn't choose where were they born and obviously weren't alive to witness the pattern you're trying to state right now.
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by Nerwesta 4y ago
>to be used to help the already poor Russian economy. I really would like a citation here.
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by Nerwesta 5y ago
Same boat here, the only reason I switch DDG to Google was to find more relevance on programming / CS issues. But I feel like it's getting worse.
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by Nerwesta 5y ago
Depends on how people generally act on a given society I guess. Some are definitely warmer than others.
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by Nerwesta 5y ago
Exactly, this sounds like a story I could have in my life, and I'm also a complete introvert. I could socialize but basically my battery drains a lot quicker than my peers.
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by Nerwesta 5y ago
Yes sometimes it's sneaky, some aren't even hiding they stalked you before engaging a conversation.
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by Nerwesta 5y ago
Thanks, today I learnt the equivalent !
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by Nerwesta 5y ago
There is a saying in French, "La liberté des uns s'arrête là où commencent celle des autres". I'm not sure if it's known in English, I never read it online that's for sure, so I just roughly translated word by
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by Nerwesta 5y ago
> It's widely suspect that not having the American flag on the moon landing in the movie "First Man" was to cater to the Chinese market. I didn't watch that movie, I guess it surprised you as an (allegedly ?) American
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by Nerwesta 5y ago
To be honest I wasn't on Linux yet during 1.4 ( had a quick look to Wikipedia ) So I guess I tried it for the first time when it was already in 2.0 The logo is so nice tho, no wonder buying a t-shirt look justified ahah
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by Nerwesta 5y ago
Damn Amarok is so good, the Windows app pale in comparison to this. I had a blast while I first installed my Kubuntu machine.
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by Nerwesta 6y ago
I mean, there is a redflag to me when the name of your company is literally starting with Trust.
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by Nerwesta 6y ago
> Before social media these kinds of nonsense would never spread, but now so many people believe this kind of nonsense that it has become a huge threat to society. Are you sure about that ? The Red Scare, the Cold War, nuclear weapons on