iavael

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by iavael 3y ago
It's indeed the fact that Ukrainians suffered from man-made famine, but it's incorrect statement that they were targeted as ethnicity or that they were only victims. Red kommisars didn't care too much about ethnicity, their c
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by iavael 3y ago
Most likely
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by iavael 3y ago
For wireguard they usually intercept handshake packets. There's no significant differences from tcp-based VPN protocols in this regard.
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by iavael 3y ago
Sphere and ether are greek words.
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by iavael 3y ago
You can flash android phone with another OS that won't spy on you. And you cannot do this with iPhone.
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by iavael 3y ago
It's unlikely enough for such cases to get in the news. But these type of news are quite regular, so mushroom poisonings are not rare that much to be suspicious. In this case what's outstanding is the person, not circumstances.
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by iavael 3y ago
> It’s developed in Estonia! It's actually developed by mostly Russian and Belorussian developers who live in Switzerland, New Zealand, Russia, and Belarus. Also, there are some significant contributions from residents of other coun
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by iavael 3y ago
First, it is the first Russian lunar mission. All before were all Soviet missions. Second, it's not 25th even if we count Soviet missions. Because USSR used to assign "Kosmos-<number>" name of all lunar missions that fa
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by iavael 3y ago
It’s much easier to just avoid anything even distantly related to politics. And that’s what actually ingrained in culture of most Russians.
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by iavael 3y ago
> then the risk is pretty low And then Amazon buys Hashicorp.
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by iavael 3y ago
After major political changes, such as the February Revolution or the collapse of the Soviet Union, there were brief periods of freedom. But, yeah, most of the time Russian authorities are quite oppressing and power-grabbing (even if not al
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by iavael 3y ago
Originally it's "free as in speech" not "free as in freedom" But BSL is definitely not free as in speech. So if it's neither free as beer, so what part of it is "free"?
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by iavael 3y ago
GPL permits this: "Organizations providing competitive offerings to HashiCorp will no longer be permitted to use the community edition products free of charge"
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by iavael 3y ago
AGPL doesn't infect you code unless you don't link with AGPL-licensed one. Control planes rarely do this. That's why Amazon was absolutely OK with MongoDB being under AGPL.
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by iavael 3y ago
SSPL is much worse than AGPL. At worst AGPL demands you to license your own code under same terms. While SSPL demands you to license third-party code from backup solutions to operating system and firmware. Good luck publishing source code o
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by iavael 3y ago
If Amazon don't have a need to change anything in software, they'll just provide it as service without any problems. AGPL permits this. If they have to change something, then they would likely want want to return hose changes in u
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by iavael 3y ago
For this case there's already an old good word "proprietary" that covers everything that's not FOSS.
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by iavael 3y ago
I think Google would rather preinstall SponsorBlock in Chrome by default if it could, because this move would encourage use of YouTube Ad tools instead of in-video ads (from which Google gets nothing).
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by iavael 3y ago
What's wrong in 908B64B197's statement is not that it's a good survive strategy. It's wrong that russian commoners take sides. Indifference leads to caring only for yourself and those who are close to you. And whoever is
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by iavael 3y ago
I didn't say that they love Russia. Heck, even many russians hate Russia the way it is now. What I am saying is that even reintegration of population of occupied territories is not an easy task. That's why in ukranian public space
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by iavael 3y ago
If you are talking about what to do with unloyal locals in Donetsk and Luhansk, I took it from ukranian propaganda, not russian. Russian government and it's mass-media has no trust in any questions (especially in Ukraine-related), no s
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by iavael 3y ago
Ukraine struggles with ideas what to do with unloyal population on ukranian occupied territories. Main ideas are "we just mass deport locals to Russia" (FTR that's a genocide and not because of destination) and "we just
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by iavael 3y ago
That's poor translation. He is talking about justice as a virtue (справедливость), not as an institution (правосудие).
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by iavael 3y ago
I thought that hacked machines usually used not as proxies for traffic from origin attack hosts but rather than large fleet of cheap throwaway attacking traffic origins themselves. There's a used to be fashionable definition "fog
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by iavael 3y ago
Also the fact that their bank cards don't work in Russia doesn't help.
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by iavael 3y ago
Why should they crash? It's not like operation of motors and avionics depends on navigation or control link.
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by iavael 3y ago
AGI is still a concept from science fiction. If we talk about modern LLMs (that are indeed impressing) increasing food production is not what they are about. But this doesn't mean that technology doesn't help there. Green revoluti
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by iavael 3y ago
> This saw an explosion of the space of viable economic activity and with it new classes of jobs and a widespread growth in prosperity. I don't see any reason why thing must be different this time. Human demands are still infinite,
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by iavael 3y ago
This won’t be the first time. First world already had same situation during industrialisation, when economic no longer required 90% of population growing food. And this transformation still regularly happens in one or another third world co
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by iavael 3y ago
> you can force a higher (or lower) TTL setting before the response expires I really have no idea why someone would want this unless they seek for unexpected issues with DNS on their network.

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