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by rubberstock 7y ago
From the article: >Alexievich echoed Korolenko by claiming three homelands: her mother’s Ukraine, her father’s Belarus, and—“Russia’s great culture, without which I cannot imagine myself.” By culture she meant, above all, literature.
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by rubberstock 7y ago
Since this is google, it is getting interesting: >organizations which design systems ... are constrained to produce designs which are copies of the communication structures of these organizations. https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2F
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by rubberstock 7y ago
1) With gmail, they have the foundation for good filters. 2) Google knows the identity of almost any internet user, as shown by the new recaptcha system. 3) They don't allow banned people to recreate new accounts. At least that seems t
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by rubberstock 7y ago
How come the orangered envelope is cherished on reddit, but youtube discontinues the same feature? Has google entirely given up on getting a social network? Google seems to constantly create new messenger apps. Why would they discontinue th
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by rubberstock 7y ago
The negotiation power comes from different moving costs. As a tenant, you have to spend time finding new space, you have to pay for a moving company, you may have to renovate either the rooms that you are leaving or the rooms into which you
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by rubberstock 7y ago
Why don't you think that the hardest part is acquiring the viewers? At least nowadays, network traffic is cheap. You get 1TB for 1 euro [0]. You need 22 Mbps for 1080HD [1], which means you can stream 100 hours for 1 euro. If you stre
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by rubberstock 7y ago
It's more like I believe that the internet is becoming too much a cyberutopia in the sense of Thomas More. He stated that women had to be spanked to make it work. Turns out that men also have to be nudged into the right direction. If y