thewinnie

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by thewinnie 4mo ago
Exactly this. Putin been killing civilians back from 2001. This diagram cleary shows that together with propaganda machine you can drastically shift population opinion https://cdn.statcdn.com/Infographic/images/no
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by thewinnie 8mo ago
or maybe thought anthropic claude?
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by thewinnie 10mo ago
why usually many people trying to defend Russian Government on hacker news? I'm I missing something?
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by thewinnie 1y ago
There are a lot of rummors going around (Espcially in Poland) that diver name was Volodymer Z. and currently he is in Ukraine. Not trying to give any hints there, just sharing some rummors.
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by thewinnie 1y ago
Hey, I just saw this post from hckrnews . com and want to say that I use it everyday! Thank you its a great website!
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by thewinnie 2y ago
Yeah, Ukrainians just have nothing to do except DDOS twitter. Ah, maybe caused Russia haven't fired ~200 drones and missiles today? Now it make sense
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by thewinnie 2y ago
Russia/USSR been pretty hostile to nations who don't want to join their peaceful and strong brotherhood. Hey they even invaded other communist nations just cause they decide to keep some independence. If those "unfaithful&quo
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by thewinnie 2y ago
How so? Isn't is way better when other countries heavily investing in your economy?
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by thewinnie 2y ago
Russia already lost Su-57 in Ukraine when ukrainians didn't even had F-16.
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by thewinnie 2y ago
On top of it - russia simply f*cking in a multiple possible ways. Its just a disaster on top of disasters. they could simply ALLOW to land airplane on they land and hide what happen (similar to what they did with CEO of Total airplane or Po
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by thewinnie 2y ago
Why did he reload every shot? Is it self made pistol? My best guess that insurance haven't paid his enough to buy glock17
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by thewinnie 2y ago
same, would like to learn more!
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by thewinnie 2y ago
and you believe so, cause now you can go on twitter and freely spread disinformation which approved by Elon otherwise you'll be ban as before. Am I getting your defenition of freedom correctly or did I miss something?
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by thewinnie 3y ago
Watching closely Ukrainian - Russia war I can see @lettergram has a point. Cheap commercial drone with granade showing just astonishing funds/effectiveness ratio. Think about firing $150 000 rocket (javelin) or $1 000 drone. Plus drone
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by thewinnie 3y ago
But why you completely dropping the idea that CTO drove company to the bankruptcy? you can work really hard but if you don't have required skills to do the job it does not metter how much you work. And OP admited he never worked with h
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by thewinnie 3y ago
unless you have a lot of free time for debugging - none. We had a project where managment team force everyone to use snaps (cause of some weired company relations with Canonical) and guess what? They did not make it. I think we just wasted
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by thewinnie 3y ago
Hi Peter, I'm a solo founder of software development company in USA. I've been doing everything on B1/B2 visa until goverment told me I spending too much time in USA and they cancelled my visa with recommendations to look for
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by thewinnie 3y ago
> Most places charge ridiculous cleaning fees, but then also expect you to do all the cleaning yourself. What am I paying for, then?? Same!!! I got couple bad reviews from a people who charged me > 1 night of stay for cleaning fee but
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by thewinnie 3y ago
Mostly it was a spectacle for outsiders. Otherwise how its possible to explain that Durov continue to doing business and operate in Russia after? IMHO - it would not be possible for him to leave russia alive without getting some tradeoff w
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by thewinnie 3y ago
As a person from Ukraine, I love Vice for their coverage of Russia-Ukraine conflict at 2014. But their last interview with a Russian children’s commissioner felt like its not Vice anymore. Seems like they been trying to provide an explanati
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by thewinnie 4y ago
Have you tried?
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by thewinnie 4y ago
Can you read russian or translate it via google translate? https://medium.com/@anton.rozenberg/friendship-betrayal-clai... while the whole store is about on how Durov tried to sleep with authors wife and tried to put p
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by thewinnie 4y ago
> Crimea is a contentious point of the current conflict. > Crimea today is de facto Russia no, and no, no, you are trying to justify occupation, murdering, raping and civilian deaths right now. We are no longer living in the 18th cent
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by thewinnie 4y ago
not possible from economic perspective. Crimea been losing money all the time with all different governments.
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by thewinnie 4y ago
Can you please add some proofs for all your statements? As a person who been living in Crimea for big part of my live I do find your comment very disconnected from reality. From strategist perspective Crimea does not have anything to give t
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by thewinnie 4y ago
Out of curiosity, I watch couple youtube videos from travel bloggers. Although its hard to tell if people actually don't want to join Europe there or they force to tell this but from financial perspective it feels like they are on the
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by thewinnie 4y ago
First you start talking about how you fear about Ukraine losing the war. One comment after you are stating its not actually a big deal for you smells fishy
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by thewinnie 6y ago
But what if we deal with a country-terrorist problem?
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by thewinnie 6y ago
I would disagree with your last statement. I have a lot of friends from Belarus, and at least from IT sector, they are really eager to continue protests simply cause they are scarred what can happen if current government will stay
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by thewinnie 6y ago
Just to make it clear, telegram also tied to the russian government, and they developed telegram based on the message protocol from website vk.com which also owned by mail group. Its just propaganda move to ban Telegram to make it look inde

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