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by excieve 2mo ago
There's no such thing as "both sides" here. It's a fundamentally flawed argument in this war. One country launched an unprovoked full scale war on a much smaller country with the goal of a colonial conquest (hopefully th
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by excieve 2y ago
Most of us have something in place since the winter of 2022 when the power outages were systematic due to russian strikes on civilians and infrastructure, amplified by lack of air defence. Most of us needed to work though so some got UPS, E
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by excieve 4y ago
Ukrainian Railways are operating even close to the front lines (where physically possible due to destruction). Outside of those the service is pretty much as usual — both sleepers and daytime intercity. Sometimes there are delays if the ele
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by excieve 4y ago
I think it might be difficult to understand if you're not living in this context yourself. In this context the Russian soldiers are telling you that you're a "Nazi" because you're speaking Ukrainian, served in the a
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by excieve 4y ago
They're actually quite explicit in what the goal is, at least in propaganda towards the internal audience[0]. If one does equate a Ukrainian to a "nazi" that must be exterminated, burns this into the minds for years, builds a
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by excieve 4y ago
Empathy is what distinguishes us from being just angry monkeys. But then, there are of course very selfish goals like long-term survival and freedom to live as you like outside of yet another authoritarian prison of nations. Which would be
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by excieve 4y ago
As a Ukrainian, I sincerely thank you for writing this. It is often disheartening to see how many people of HN don't realise what is happening (and, frankly, has been happening for 8 years) and then read cold opinions devoid of empathy
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by excieve 6y ago
That's a very dangerous position. If you want to go there you'll find a long list of claims of almost anything. Take Crimea for example: the Russian Empire only conquered it in the late 18th century (relatively recently too). Shou
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by excieve 6y ago
The closest approach to a first class "FROM scratch" is probably distroless[0]. > and a way to configure it to pull only from a local, private registry. One can set up an air-gapped environment with access to a private containe
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by excieve 6y ago
What many don't seem to understand about Crimea, is that Crimea is an occupied territory of Ukraine [0] (as understood by UN, as well as most countries except the Russian Federation and several of its affiliated states). As an occupied
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by excieve 8y ago
There's also a feature request in ChromeOS bugtracker about adding the missing bits for minikube, part of which seem to be similar to what k3s is using: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?
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by excieve 8y ago
Got excited about this too, but unfortunately no, it doesn't run on Crostini. Fails with querying netfilter. Also tried through docker-compose from the GH repository. It starts the k3s server fine but fails on starting the nodes as the