igivanov

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by igivanov 5y ago
>Putin is not named directly in these papers yes that's absolutely damning. typical Putin /s can you share more of your conclusions based on absence of evidence?
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by igivanov 5y ago
i would prefer you start a revolution in the US and the UK. the world will be infinitely grateful to all of you when endless wars, aggressions, support for dictatorships and colour revolutions come to an end.
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by igivanov 6y ago
have you read the article? - no you haven't "With relatively few sites reporting the radiation increase, identifying its origins is challenging. The RIVM added media reports that it believes Russia is the source are likely based o
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by igivanov 6y ago
that would be the UK government, has nothing to do with the FSB (which is btw ~ FBI of Russia) or NSA.
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by igivanov 6y ago
>It's like the Soviets copying the space shuttle and concorde. they didn't though, please try again.
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by igivanov 7y ago
technically you are probably correct though I was more replying to the parent's statement that it kills newborns >The outbreak was first reported on December 31, but no children younger than 15 years old had been diagnosed as of Jan
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by igivanov 7y ago
no. for this one, no reported infections in children 15yo or younger.
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by igivanov 7y ago
Yes I missed it. My other points still stand.
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by igivanov 7y ago
But they will start shooting when they learn that a conflict has started. You know, if a US attack in the strait begins it will become obvious pretty pretty soon. Also they don't need a sophisticated link from the top to start an attac
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by igivanov 7y ago
It means they are off the grid and are trained to act independently of the central command.
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by igivanov 7y ago
Your quotes quotes sound impressive but I wouldn't take them at face value and think that the Iranians are unaware of and unprepared to face these threats. You may want to read articles by this guy for an alternative view on Iran'
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by igivanov 7y ago
Not likely at all. The Iranian defence structure is highly decentralized.
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by igivanov 7y ago
>time and effort might be key here for your mastery of this subject. It doesn't have to be this way. If most programming languages were designed like regular expressions they would be unusable. I can spend a year w/o writing a
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by igivanov 7y ago
In Canada it looks equally expensive if you don't have insurance (e.g. a non resident). http://www.david-cummings.com/documents/canadian_hospital_ra... You pay CAD750-800 for an ER visit if they just take a look a
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by igivanov 7y ago
what has intelligence and national security to do with the things the CIA is best known for: endless subversive acts, overthrows of governments, creating and enabling terrorists, assassinations, torture programs, extraordinary renditions? i
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by igivanov 7y ago
While recounting anecdotes and making witty observations, let's not forget that this man was responsible for bringing incredible misery upon the people of Russia. Not he alone, but he was the main one. Also a drunkard, a dictator and a
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by igivanov 7y ago
That is just not true www.unz.com/runz/american-pravda-racial-discrimination-at-harvard/
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by igivanov 7y ago
Ha! That did the trick! Though it gave me these cryptic errors the add-ons are now enabled, thanks! TypeError: setting is undefined[Learn More] ExtensionPreferencesManager.jsm:90:7 No matching message handler for the given recipient. Messag
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by igivanov 7y ago
66.0.2 (64-bit), Win 10
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by igivanov 7y ago
TypeError: Components.utils is undefined[Learn More] what did I do wrong? (It's all Greek to me)
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by igivanov 7y ago
>people read and accept this capability without question These days most negative statements about Russia are accepted at face value.
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by igivanov 8y ago
Is it in the US? In Canada Costco prescription glasses are horribly expensive.
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by igivanov 8y ago
It's sad for producers of genuine olive oil but as a rather indifferent consumer I always remember that olive oil, honey and I forget what else are the most falsified food products in the world. I would guess that the market of "e
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by igivanov 8y ago
What do you expect from a country that Israel has been demonizing for the last 20+ years calling for bombing it and spreading lies about its non-existent nuclear arms programs? A love poem? >Iran is training proxies in Syria, Lebanon, an
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by igivanov 8y ago
That's nonsense, it's not his definition at all.
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by igivanov 8y ago
it's an uphill battle, even the HN audience, at first glance consisting of people capable of independent thinking, is brainwashed and uncritical beyond belief.
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by igivanov 8y ago
Generally it's a pretty basic concept in analyzing any system, 1st step is to use a constant, if it doesn't fit then a linear model, etc. Can use different approximations depending on the circumstance, e.g. you can approximate sin
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by igivanov 8y ago
That's about being a Professional Engineer, which legally entitles you to certain actions (e.g. sign off on design docs). Anyone can call themselves engineers of any kind as long as they don't pretend to be P.Engs. I am not sure t
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by igivanov 8y ago
>and yet only in the last 10,000 or so did civilization actually start. and quickly heading towards self destruction. If this is the norm then living civilizations would be rare indeed.
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by igivanov 8y ago
>glass In the good old USSR there was a limited number of sizes/styles of glass bottles and jars in circulation. Each one had a deposit value, and if it had no cracks/chips and all labels were removed, it could be returned for

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