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by pipy 5y ago
Thank you.
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by pipy 5y ago
Hi! If I want to create a somewhat more extensible alternative of https://maps.sensor.community based on Leaflet, what plugins should I choose? Thanks in advance
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by pipy 12y ago
> Good luck pipy. (And good luck to Russia and Ukraine [...]) Thank you. And you and your compatriots too.
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by pipy 12y ago
> But now Russia is the aggressor itself... Another way to view it, is that the West is waging a proxy war against Russia. One might say that confrontation started with the West instigating a coup against democratically elected president
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by pipy 12y ago
I've probably been too emotional about this interview, sorry about that. You are right, he can be interpreted differently. I have people that I know on both sides of Ukraine and everything that is going on creeps me out completely.
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by pipy 12y ago
Sorry, it already took me too much time to watch UN press-conference in it's entirety to provide proper timed youtube links (which you've ignored) and pin-point other faults in your arguments that you also seem to ignore.
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by pipy 12y ago
Hello, Kirill. :) The expert is a journalist, from a newspaper «Тиждень». [1] Here are the qoutes: Донбасс – это не просто депрессивный регион. Там дикое количество ненужных людей. Я абсолютно осознанно об этом говорю. В Донецкой области п
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by pipy 12y ago
> I can tell you the U.S. certainly didn't want outside intervention during our own civil war. So, you say that US has the right to support one side, including an anti-constitutional coup against democratically elected president, an
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by pipy 12y ago
> 1. You use bloggers as references while shrugging at serious references. These have back-references to official sources that you try to ignore. > 2. A single minute's check on Wikipedia showed that your claims about the May vot
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by pipy 12y ago
1. Chief UN investigator states that he doesn't have information that would stand in court, on record. 2. Many US Congressmen that were given access to US secret proof have stated that it is dubious, on record. Are these sources wrong
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by pipy 12y ago
I appreciate that you took time to write an answer. > (I don't bother to look up your references, since it certainly won't be from mainstream media or similar.) Then how can you possibly have an informed opinion if you limit yo
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by pipy 12y ago
@pessimizer, if you are interested: 1. You can provide me with your disposable one-time Gmail address (needed for GA). 2. I will send you my real name, give you temporary access to Google Analytics account for the website and some selected
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by pipy 12y ago
>Dead civilians are on the heads of those countries defending themselves from military takeovers by non-democratic juntas, like Putin's There is no evidence that supports your argument about Russian military takeover of Donetsk and
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by pipy 12y ago
> As far as I can tell, your link [1] implies that the only reason Kiev is using air strikes or artillery is because of the presence of hostile military forces in their sovereign territory. No, it doesn't. Because there is no eviden
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by pipy 12y ago
> You mean Ukraine when it militarily destabilized and took over Krim? How many people have died in Crimea?
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by pipy 12y ago
> Why do you not go further and think to imply that these civilians would not be getting killed en masse if Putin would withdraw forces of the Russian Federation from the sovereign territory of Ukraine? Because there are no forces of Rus
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by pipy 12y ago
I live in Russia and in the past have been running a website that criticizes Russian elites and Putin in particular for years, the one that fails under this law, BTW. But why do I get outraged by the unsourced comments as yours even more th
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by pipy 13y ago
> If they decide to leverage their "control" into something the rest of the community doesn't like, we fork it. I hope so. My concern is that when we'll see systemd grow in size and more and more software depend on it
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by pipy 13y ago
Systemd is controlled by Red Hat in a way in which critical system components including kernel haven't been controlled before. Not by single corporate entity. That's what we know about this company from an old (2007) article: >
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by pipy 13y ago
Sure. I have a gut feeling that GNOME reworking was done solely to make trouble for Canonical. The Interface Stability Promise [1] by systemd team is just a promise, nothing more. I wonder if Red Hat will keep it if it decides that it no lo
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by pipy 13y ago
Systemd is controlled by Red Hat in a way in which critical system components including kernel haven't been controlled before. Not by single corporate entity. That's what we know about this company from an old (2007) article: >
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by pipy 13y ago
> You should have also cited some Russian news... I do investigate my sources of information and, when discussing anything, I always try to use sources that are legitimate to all discussing parties. So, please, don't invent stuff. T
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by pipy 13y ago
That's what Ukrainian lefties write: "One of the major forces at Euromaidan is the far-right xenophobic party ‘Svoboda’ (‘Freedom’). They are dominant among the volunteering guards of the protest camp and are the vanguard of the m
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by pipy 13y ago
Thanks! I have to correct myself and say that the family friend didn't exactly get punched in the face, but the point still stands. Thanks for the suggestion about the movie, I haven't watched it. But probably should have alread
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by pipy 13y ago
These were just the first that came to mind... : - ) Thanks!
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by pipy 13y ago
>It's just that the ideological differences are still huge and the Cold War >propaganda in the West IS a form of reality through which, as if it was >some sort of glasses, Western people view the stuff that was going on here &
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by pipy 13y ago
Thanks for a suggestion! I haven't watched any of the films that he's directed.
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by pipy 13y ago
"The Ascent" is one of the greatest movies I've ever watched, the one with which I even began to somewhat identify myself with. By the way, it is based on a groundbreaking novella "Sotnikov" by Vasily Bykov [0] whic
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by pipy 13y ago
Well, I have thought about it and I'm really sorry that I'm unable to recommend you good English sources! As about the ones in Russian, I'd read "Russia: What Happened to it During XX Century" [1] by Yuri Semenov, w
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by pipy 13y ago
Thanks for suggesting to watch "I Am Cuba", I definitely will. "The Cranes Are Flying" is an amazing movie, I totally agree. I think it is a great illustration of an idea that morally-strong and courageous people are the

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