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Posts by OffTropics
21 publicly visible posts • joined 7 Jul 2023
Euro-cloud Anexia moves 12,000 VMs off VMware to homebrew KVM platform
The ultimate Pi 5 arrives carrying 16GB ... and a price to match
OpenBSD enthusiast cooks up guide for the technically timid
Disenchanted Windows user? Pop open a fresh can of Linux Lite
Is Russia using Starlink in Ukraine? Congress demands answers
Starting over: Rebooting the OS stack for fun and profit
Space nukes: The unbelievably bad idea that's exactly that ... unbelievable
Tuesday 20th February 2024 13:03 GMT
Re: That was my thought, too.
"Just compare" what, sonny boy? What year, what metrics, what source of information, c'mon.
Anyway, the film... Almamula, Argentinian-Italian coproduction got one idea and built the whole thing arond it with a cursory attention to the story and a roughly sketched character presentation. Watchable, why not, enough to get to the end of it and ask to myself if that weren't the case to make a better one from that point on, instead.
You know, Jellied Eel, if you are an expert on Ukrainian history, geography, international relations, current conflict, well... then I am a cinema connaiseeur and raffinate critic. Or you could just focus on what - ***maybe*** - you know better in a place like this.
For instance, do you think Kroah-Hartman is in the right to can RNDIS from the Linux kernel?
Cheers
Monday 19th February 2024 18:30 GMT
Re: Arguments
Borders are written down by treaties. Since 1991 Russia has defecated on many of them. But, to serve your eyes, please see WaPo "How Ukraine became Ukraine, in 7 maps", it's two maps more than the fingers in your hands but I assume you have some extra cerebellum coordination to check them all.
And, as I am a Communist since the age of 12, please don't miss "Indisputable Violations: What Happens When the United States Unambiguously Breaches a Treaty?" - David A. Koplow, 2013.
Or, maybe for some here, "How to Tankie: The Anti Imperialist's Guide to the Modern World" - Darth Putin KGB, 2022.
Okidoki? Am I clean now? No more rain tonight, op fiets, nu!
Cheers
Monday 19th February 2024 17:33 GMT
Re: That was my thought, too.
Using a natural language opens my confusion to the four winds, nevertheless I cannot see a declarative stance in the quoted snippet, more a cascading review of failed treaties and pointless memorandum with final cherry on top, kind of "Can you all, pleeeeease, look at the fekking disaster we're going through?!?". To further my disdaign for the inclement wheather outside, I need to clarify that my point subsequent was about military targets too close to residential buildings as per Soviet custom and Russian AD hitting S200 over cities with obvious consequences..
Now, given that on Monday here the RKZ Bios starts at 20h30 - tonight, Almamula (2023) - I'd like to tiptoe controversy, yours, I mean, by specifying that by 2014 the Ukrainian military equipment was quite limited, but before they were almost strapped, if not drained out. Guns and ammo were depending on lousy alliances.
Easy to find relevant links but I will oblige upon request.
The "coup" pastry, I leave it for later
Monday 19th February 2024 15:53 GMT
Re: That was my thought, too.
"Zelensky said Ukraine was going to become a nuclear power" I have my doubts about an Ukrainian president venting similar concepts in public settings, officially. Do you mind producing a quote? You know, at that time the land was already under aggression, prior to 2014, the so-called West was surely showing the short arm with help, and there was/is the question of Germany and its energy policies. I would say, unlikely but please prove me wrong.
About shelling Donetsk area, please do not forget Soviet barraks and military installations were built within cities, easy to blow up some residential building.
And, and, and... have someone the idea of how much weapons, materiel, nukes did Ukraine give back to Moskow, and how much light weaponry went the way it did in Caucasus, sold by the upper ground to the underground? And...
Ohhh, darn! I did it again...
Feds dismantle Russian GRU botnet built on 1,000-plus home, small biz routers
Oxide reimagines private cloud as... a 2,500-pound blade server?
Damn Small Linux returns after a 12-year gap
Mitchell Baker logs off for good as CEO of Firefox maker Mozilla
Friday 9th February 2024 14:51 GMT
The newly appointed something for the Mozilla Foundation, we love to know, was in fact announced in March 2022 as ....
"Laura Chambers, Former AirBnB, eBay Exec & Mom of 3, Takes the Helm of Femtech Leader Willow® as CEO"
Femtech? Willow Innovations, Inc? Yes! OneWillow point com, your one-stop online source for breast pumps. Good for a Firefox success story? Mozilla Vision? Or maybe cunning rabbits?
Never mind, company's headquarters are located in Mountain View. Back to black...
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