stfods

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by stfods 1y ago
Ah, I remember this feature, somewhere within Directory services setup. I have successfully obtained -.-@hp.com and a few more similar weird email addresses. Sometimes back is 2006 or 2007
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by stfods 3y ago
Having flown to/from 186 different globally, I'd really love a competition mode with a window for IATA code :) I haven't been able to recognize all of them, but SFO, TLV, IST, LAS, FNC and many more have been easily recogniza
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by stfods 5y ago
I've listened to this live stream: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7jQLFhfJr8 01:24:50
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by stfods 5y ago
Being pro-Ukrainian is super dangerous in separatist-controlled regions. Some people has died or has been tortured because of this. I think that most of the people from this region that openly supported Ukraine are now either in Ukraine or
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by stfods 5y ago
I've listened to the discussion in Russia's Federation Safety Council where Putin, heads of government, parliament, security services, army has been discussing recognition of Donetsk & Luhansk There's one important point
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by stfods 5y ago
Even Soviet Union has directly bordered several NATO countries.
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by stfods 5y ago
Russian history is essentially a history of occupying and integrating bordering countries into the empire. That was the way to expand from several regions around Moscow to the empire's enormous pre-revolution territory in the beginning
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by stfods 5y ago
Russia has signed https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian%E2%80%93Ukrainian_Frie... in 1999 As mentioned in article 2, the High Contracting Parties shall respect each other′s territorial integrity and reaffirm the invio
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by stfods 5y ago
Absolutely, also that's Russia who doesn't respect even signed agreements. E.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian%E2%80%93Ukrainian_Frie... .. signed in 1997, which fixed the principle of strategic part
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by stfods 6y ago
There's a similar application for Russian language: https://glvrd.ru/