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stychos
2y ago
I didn't use Windows for more than a decade, but I don't remember a mess with the standard dialogs in it. Maybe with the Qt-based applications, which brings their crap everywhere. Neomutt is not a GUI mail client, and from usual d
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stychos
2y ago
For me it's still total immaturity everywhere in GUI and consumer hardware. The most performant mail client, kMail, cashes too much, when it has more than ten thousand of emails its performance is very bad it's preferences are som
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stychos
2y ago
Apple starting to be full of annoying bugs, that's very disappointing. My iCloud photos stop to sync completely and can't be re-enabled in any way. That's pity.
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stychos
2y ago
So dumb provocation, Try harder.
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stychos
2y ago
I don't know what that piece of old crap is doing now.
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stychos
2y ago
I don't care about governments, I born and living here. Those who don't like that can go fck themselves.
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stychos
2y ago
That what I mean above, most people don't speak "modern Ukrainian". Even the language itself drastically changed on TV just in years.
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stychos
2y ago
Ukrainians should pray to USSR because of active Stalin times ukrainization.
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stychos
2y ago
Sure, I just answered on the question if the person visited Crimea will be jailed in Ukraine.
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stychos
2y ago
I am living in Transnistria. Nice place btw.
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stychos
2y ago
I doubt most of Ukrainians knows Ukrainian language.
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stychos
2y ago
Nope. If they acknowledge you've been on 'occupied' territories, they will reject entry and prohibit it for 3-5 years.
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stychos
4y ago
It's a little difficult to be aloner these times, need to force yourself to continue learning modern trends, because often your clients doesn't care about raising of your skill levels. But it's still possible.
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stychos
4y ago
Maybe in US but not in eastern Europe. Speed limits and road restrictions are significantly hardened last two decades, as well as casualties per capita.
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stychos
4y ago
That's wrong. Perpendicularly opposite arguments for the same questions are in the well-crowded cities in exUSSR eastern europe. It's just a result of masses controlling. By the fear.
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stychos
4y ago
Really fun article for those who had chance to grew in one of worst holes of the freshly decayed USSR at nineteens.
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stychos
4y ago
Yep, that's all interplanetary warning due to fossil fuels.
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stychos
4y ago
As well clearly as a distance and positions between cars and body do not match satellite image.
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stychos
4y ago
What's the second image with the cars photograph proofs? Building on the left is of another form, cars on photo stays much closer - this can be seen by the nearly perpendicular wire between pillars nearly those cars, definitely not two
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stychos
5y ago
This one looks much better.
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stychos
5y ago
What's going on to Linux? I remember my first linux installs, that was some Fedora 5 in 2007 and then Ubuntu, don't remember exact version. They worked blazingly fast comparing to WinXP. They had shiny cool bells and whistles ever
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stychos
5y ago
Thanks Microsoft and lot of other dumbs for not letting me use 'i' character in my passwords, because my email is i@...
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stychos
5y ago
If to speak about free domains, this problem can be an advantage.
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stychos
5y ago
Easy to handle, just use the rules of that time — single domain for single IP. Not applicable to v6 and dyndnses, but something like this can solve it.
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stychos
5y ago
hm.. no, I asked to imagine more crazy thing — that all antiviral measures are so crazy not because of world govts are crazy but because they are training us for this invasion
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stychos
5y ago
okay, now imagine that COVID-19 is just a global invasion training