Literally the fact that Ukraine still exists means he’s doing a spectacular job.
I think you have, in fact, fallen for the widespread propaganda…or are trying to spread it.
Irony.
Literally the fact that Ukraine still exists means he’s doing a spectacular job.
I think you have, in fact, fallen for the widespread propaganda…or are trying to spread it.
Irony.
Nobody wants to fight a losing war.
People don't want to lose their lives for oligarchs. Keep in mind, rich people are never sent to the frontlines.
It's the reality of war.
You can check out some of the footage on https://kaotic.com/
https://kaotic.com/video/4bc84e5b_20250307183210_t
This one really stuck with me.
Keep in mind, everyone, there are more atrocities going on in the world than what we see in the white-sphere.
That's what I thought.
Seriously. Buying into western rhetoric is one of the stupidest things non-member nations can do.
They don't realize that westerners only look out for their own interests. If you're not part of their "in-group" then they will only use you for their gain.
Welcome to the propaganda war.
It's obvious most of this generation did not pay attention in social studies.
It's not looking good.
I suspect we'll see Ukraine concede out of nowhere because of how successful the censorship engine is in covering up their dire state.
They “harmed” other economies by undercutting them.
Isn't that just competition? It's providing a better deal for customers. That should be seen as a good thing.
The opposite would be colluding on prices like a cartel.
If the "other economies" want to compete, the business owners should have to lower their prices and take less profit as a result. Again, this is a win for customers because we're not on the same side as the businesses selling us things.
It really is a backwards world, lol. I genuinely believe it's because so many people have gotten raw deals but don't want to acknowledge they've been taken for a ride.
It's easier to fool them than to convince them they've been fooled.
It's twice the amount you were complaining about, and there are bigger drives than the one I have.
Edit: I just realized he's probably talking about being stuck on 1tb compared to when we had 1gb drives. Then we had 100gb drives, then 500gb, then 1tb. He's probably commenting on why we don't have 100tb+ drives yet.
That's all I can think of, and my response would simply be there are diminishing returns to the exponential growth of hardware.
It sure seems that way. Their "extended security maintenance" spam says that there are security updates that are only available if you "subscribe".
I asked the Linux community about this, and didn't get a straight answer (not surprised.)
It was enough for me to switch to Debian, though. There's no excuse for updates to be locked behind paywalls or sign-ups in the free software ecosystem.
My biggest advice when learning Rust is to use it the way you would use any other language. Learning about its advanced and unique features will likely distort how often you will be using or coming across them.
Rust is a very powerful and friendly language without using complicated things like boxes, dyns, refcells, rcs, arcs, etc. When you come across the need to use those features, they will make a lot more sense because you will see how they are relevant to your specific task at hand.