Comments by "" (@Bokto1) on "The Lunduke Journal" channel.

  1. ... What is it with the commonwealth and crazy authoritarian laws
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  2. I think you glazed over the most interesting part. That part about lawyers telling to say about "complience" instead... Why? This non-transparency is actually what makes a nothingburger into real issue.
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  3. Be at least 80% sure they supported it
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  4. Ahem, about that...
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  5. ​ @TheThreatenedSwan defence contractors are not known for being in political opposition
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  6.  @StrongmanLi-pz7sl  good, less backdoors in ecosystem that actually matters
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  7. Imagine coding in a language that is not internationally standardized by at least two committees and have less than 3 compilers. Literally bleeding edge unfit for production.
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  8. You had one of them messing with your internal politics and threatening to nuke you on a monthly basis. Also hurting your supply lines, engaging in hostile economic deals against your interests, stealing your technologies... Maybe you should care
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  9. They work pretty well. It's not a loser move when you cripple your target economy and technological potential
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  10. Aknowledging existance of moscow bots is not an extreme view, it is just seeing reality.
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  11. ​ @БрухБрух-щ7и  please vladimir, tell us more about how finns raided proto-muscovites in 800 BC
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  12. Comment about the Rusich unit, thirdie
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  13. Just subscribed for donation to LSF
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  14. ​ @Foche_T._Schitt why? My point is not about any kind of moral high ground.
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  15. ​ @gzoechi wtf? When Linux started, C WAS ALREADY AN ISO STANDARD.
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  16. ​ @daedalus547  CPU doesn't care about politics (before the backdoor executes), but the one who launches a rocket with the CPU inside - he does
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  17. Dunno man, TempleOS have better UI than gnome, so maybe they are onto something...
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  18. They don't. It's said again and again - these guys were removed for being affiliated with sanctioned companies (defence contractors mostly)
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  19. ​​ @HksjJkdkd state-controlled big holdings and corporations? Check. State-controlled economy? Check. State-run internal propaganda? Check. One party state? Check. I dunno man, I haven't even started to talk about Hans and already checked all the boxes. But this word is so fuzzy these days...
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  20. Total thirdie removal, common W by Linus
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  21. ​ @iarde3422 uh oh? Thirdie, please tell me what is the credit rating of Russia right now? Tell me which country lately used barter to trade for (luxury but still) food? Tell me how's Iranian appliance industry doing?
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  22. ​ @ScorgRus lmao, "workers asked", "Afghanistan asked" muscovite, nobody believes your lies
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  23. Ivan voted for this, and most likely yelled about how yankees are idiots for giving him pirated windows or free linux
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  24.  @daskampffredchen  thirdie, Chinese literally tried to backdoor Unix ecosystem few months ago and got caught red handed
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  25. Look at all the muscovite seething under EVERY one of these videos. Priceless
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  26.  @someperson1829  I'm sorry serb but the massive unalivings will stop
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  27. Ban them from there, we have SpaceX
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  28.  @iRelevant.47.system.boycott  you don't own the ISS, Ivan
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  29. (whatabout) (whatabout) Ivan pls
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  30. What is woke here?
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  31.  @iRelevant.47.system.boycott  usually I don't say stuff like this but you guys literally embody "everything I don't like is woke" meme
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  32. > justice system > Muscovite Pick one
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  33. ​ @daedalus547 consistency much? Are you the "no politics in code" guy or the "noooo NSA backdoors" guy? Or just an Ivan who prefers KGBackdoors?
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  34. ​ @SalivatingSteve that's how they got the "unsafe" directive
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  35. Don't disrespect Java, it actually made software more secure
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  36. ​ @nono-yw3tv  the license, in fact, does not
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  37. @madProgenitorDeity lmao, have your +15 rupiees. No, it doesn't describe Europe. Nederland has access to the best modern tools and manufacturing. Italian workers are not swept by defence contractors. In the UK, you can make an international IPO or find a business growth loan.
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  38. ​ @nono-yw3tv you do not understand country-wide and industry-wide sanctions. They are not personal sanctions against leaders. And population? Nobody cares about it. This type of sanctions has a specific economic goal in mind: to make "something" economically unviable or at least raise costs high enough. Size of Russia just means they have long supply lines and much infrastructure to repair. And pay more to Schlumberger to extract their precious oil from the middle of nowhere in 20°F
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  39. Great idea, please install it on your infrastructure, too
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  40. Now this comment goes into the "cycle of Russian economic crisis" compilation
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  41. He should do both really
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  42. ​ @igorthelight yes, they haven't made a public stance against the aggression and not moved from moscow
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  43. ​ @TheThreatenedSwan  well, this logic can be mirrored against you - "disregarding any news from msm is just a shield against real criticism". Trust is a fragile thing, muscovites should have anticipated that
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  44. > kernel should be rewritten in fortran Based, do it
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  45. So many words for "no language standard"
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  46. ​ @thcrs1 4 replies, 0 alternative compilers
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  47. @tripwire8457  russo-japanese, separation of Poland, Winter, Afghanistan, Chechnya, need I continue
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  48. ​ @horusfalcon except they do, they work for Baikal and other ru hardware firms that literally are defence contractors
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  49. GRU/Leninx
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  50. Cython in kernel > rust in kernel
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  51. ​ @JamesSmith-ix5jd Ivan pls
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  52.  @theneverwhere6076  false, they provided their share just like others
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  53.  @theneverwhere6076  incorrect. De-jure it is in kind of international joint custody. De-facto if muscovite wants to ef around, he will find out.
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  54. No, Finland wasn't an USSR ally. In fact, before the Winter War they were neutral
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  55. """manufactured"""
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  56.  @jsharp9735  no, we really don't like you, Ivan, and we have a good reason for it
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  57. It wasn't about that. It was about your freedom to read and modify code. Nothing in core software liberties says "allow rabid ivans to commit or maintain"
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  58.  @digitalnomadtrader nice goalposting
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  59.  @galileo_rs  stop with whataboutism, Ivan. Why don't you sanction the US or at least cry about it in the UN? You haven't even done that, don't ya
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  60.  @adriantepes-qu8wm  it was based and nobody sanctioned the US, that's why
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  61. Untapped Indian superpowa potential saar!
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  62. Lame, you should
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  63. ​ @LokiOdinssnn ban the US YouTube in your hosts config, thirdie
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  64.  @GLOW_IN_THE_DARK_CIA_NIBBAS  laughs in guns
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  65.  @Microphunktv-jb3kj  look at this Ivan talking about freedom like he even has the slightest concept of what it is
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  66.  @vindu2011  you paid him taxes and your bosses would make you do anything if there was even a faint whisper from "the top"
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  67.  @RENOMIZER  why yes I do like my OSS project be based and ban contributions from bad regimes, how could you tell?
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  68. Here we can see another Ivan saying something along the lines of "west bad, unmake westerners
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  69. Some time ago they presented Putin an idea to move away from the TCP protocol. You think their fork will finally drop the legacy network stack? 🤣
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  70.  @vsevolodtokarev  "limited success" where? Which niche? Why is it always "not a commercial product" with you guys?
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  71. ​ @BlindBosnian ... and he started zero mass un-livings. He's not the brightest one, sure, but hey, at least my hands are clean. You can't say the same Sergay
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  72. ​ @BlindBosnian I never said you are Russian, Gayorgy. Ain't mass de-creating of humans a regular thing at your peninsula? I guess not anymore after NATO stopped this.
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  73. Unfantomly based, commies out
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  74. Russian troll firms do exist. It has nothing to do with "muh opinion". It is a documented fact. Look up "Internet research agency LLC" in Leningrad.
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  75.  @arseniy_viktorovich  your are lying, Ivan, and shamelessly at that, as most muscovites do. People from Leningrad literally had bus companies to travel to Finland for weekend shopping in 2010.
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  76.  @llovebeats3749  yes
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  77. Watch how thirdies be triggered in this comment section
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  78. ​ @jsc3417 the one by Russian operative Strelkov and other russian agents?
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  79.  @theneverwhere6076  so we moved from "own" to "defacto own cuz if they leave maybe it will be costly to repair". Nice. My point still stands. Oh, and they weren't "asked", they were offered a deal. Contrary to what some socialists say, it is not inherently bad to get service in exchange for money, especially when the provider is so hungry for cash he gives you a discount.
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  80.  @KotleKettle  Lmao, muskovi cope. You own your parts, sure, now re-read my comments with that ESL of yours and try to find me arguing against that. And yeah, one phone call was enough to stop your gas station from messing with ISS plans. I repeat: you don't own the ISS, Ivan.
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  81. ​ @Dratchev241 you might need to check your books, judging by the nickname, yours tell you that USSR never was a German ally and winter war was a USSR defence
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  82. They dont want a hard fork, they purpose a "new community". They already do. And they hide Linux vulnerabilities from the world. Good riddance.
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  83. Based
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  84. ​ @hadeseye2297  a man of culture
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  85.  @viro-de-graphe-matician  ivan, YOU LITERALLY USE "WHAT ABOUT" IN YOUR COMMENT
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  86. ​ @timothygibney159 nonono, you are lying. Not "document". Rust catgirls want semantic markup as (constantly supported) API declaration so they can guess lifetimes better.
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  87. Cry about it, or better yet, try to sanction the US. Iraq peace mission was based.
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  88. ​​​ @wulf3n773 I never said "study history", I said "study if a country has a budget income outside of fossils trade"
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  89. They don't want to destroy Linux. They want to control it. Top oss codebase with CoC and DEI based merges. Rust © Foundation ™ and Mozilla ® decide everything. And M$ with Google as puppet masters. It's a hostile takeover.
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  90. ​ @refayatul part of them are defence contractors
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  91. ​ @daedalus547 so you must be the guy who caught Jia Tan xz backdoor and personally cryptoanalyzed openssl then
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  92. ​ @StringNullNaN commie tears
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  93. ​ @Ricky-oc4xc they are free to contribute (for now), just not to maintain
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  94.  @CheeseOfMasters  you seem to misunderstand "open source". You can get the code, but the author is not abliged to pull from you. Call it whatever
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  95.  @beibotanov  you got sanctioned ergo you are cringe, Ivan
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  96. These thirdies are just on a sudoku watch. Sanctions hurt them! Unbelievable!
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  97. ​ @BozesanVlad my freedom is good ivan, how's your gun collection?
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  98. ​ @sonOfLiberty100 remove muscovites from your government with this one simple trick from Linus
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  99. He's ragebaiting
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  100.  @pokerdesire  very well might be. If he is not in cahoots with the Moscow military, he should be able to provide docs, register different email and be restored, sure
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  101.  @MrDoboz  no, this isn't the question. The question was "could non-sanctioned ones continue working as maintainers if they want". If he doesn't want it, that's perfectly okay.
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  102.  @MrDoboz  again, if doesn't want this, it's perfectly okay
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  103. ​ @HksjJkdkd Taiwan? No, it's easier than that. Tibetians. Uighurs. Even Koreans. Han-ification of the mainland is a CCP policy - if not public, then just one that can be easily traced by their actions.
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  104. Russian bot/troll farms did exist. They most likely still do now, maybe less effective, maybe more. See "internet research agency".
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  105.  @MasterShuShuShu  or you can be regular programmer commiting to kernel and discussing with colleagues how the "stupid westerners" will fall. Guess who is more prevalent?
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  106. Lmao. B for lua, R for forced labor commits, I for per-line-billing, C for erasing commit history of political prisoners, S for energy efficient code. Maybe they even run their SWIFT on open source hardware!
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  107. ​ @dickingtonpost because gu... Oh wait
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  108.  @nutmooose  c'mon, no US city has as many cctv as London. It all comes from the brits
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  109.  @GLOW_IN_THE_DARK_CIA_NIBBAS  because it is not, thirdie. This public school education is bad for ya
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  110.  @Nobody-eg4bi  well, the third world being corrupt and authoritarian is expected
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  111.  @cainabel2553  I haven't said anything about C in this thread. Ada FTW.
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  112. Nobody cares about your trust, thirdie, you can go make your own toy whatever, just don't hurt anyone
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  113. Move to one of them then, why wait?
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  114.  @ufukpolat3480  I'm not talking about the os fork. Move to Russia or China, why wait?
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  115. This
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  116. ​ @madProgenitorDeity Yeah they do. The cost of provisioning and ownership of tools and equipment arisen. Costs of international trade arisen. It's not economically viable to start any tech/manufacturing business anymore. Access to financial instruments for businesses is at 10 years low. Cheap credit? No. Cheap labor? Forget about it, everyone competes with the defence industry.
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  117.  @purplelizard0102  "this particular sanction" if simplified, forbids US IT companies to serve ru customers, further limiting their options. Do I need to spell how this hurts? If yes, think about edge computing or off-site backups or any kind of specialized computing software in industry like, I dunno, oil. Only as a side-effect it affects any FOSS projects, but nobody really cares - if anything, less eyes needed to look after possible backdoors. Consider how much some UFS maintainer's ability to work on Linux matters compared to whole damn industries being at least held back.
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  118.  @АндрейВоинков-е9п  > Chinese programmers are professional > Huawei scrubs the market for anyone non-asian Must be that "token white" thing huh
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  119. Gigacope from Ivan, what's your central bank rate?
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  120. ​ @StasAnisimov typical ruzzian whataboutism kek
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  121. Based
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  122. Dima stars his whataboutism
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  123. ​ @mcal27 uh oh, muscovites do not need no evil Anglo-Saxon code, so no TCP/IP in the fork! 😂
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  124. No thirdie itt could answer why Moscow never condemned wars in the middle east or sanctioned the US
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  125. ​ @johndoe2-ns6tf Maybe your prescious muscovites condemned any of these in UN? And about that Syria invasion, any words for muscovite role in that? (Yeah I totally support those btw)
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  126. ^ another genocidal chud
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  127. ​ @vsevolodtokarev more like failbrus lmao, same thing as Itanic
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  128. ​ @seylaw disappearing people for bad commit messages is tight!
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  129. ​ @zakofrx so is he also a pdf file like other famous defectors?
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  130. Because lunduk just ragebaits thirdies with this videos
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  131. It's mostly bots. And some thirdies with NATO living rent-free in their heads.
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  132.  @BlindBosnian  that's all
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  133.  @lolilollolilol7773  what are you talking about? The sanctions are written and public. They have almost the same weight as a law. Neutral or not it doesn't matter, I see no reason for lawyers to hide that they are in fact following them.
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  134. ​ @snarky-drive-by great post, now compose a poem about the great leader eating a sandwich
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  135. gulagnix would be a swamp of corruption and red tape, nothing more
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  136. ... to ban Russian contributors
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  137. Stalin? Finns were neutral in winter war
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  138. Name one for 2008
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  139. ​ @ItsTristan1st that's 2003
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  140. Common Linus W
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  141.  @fattymcboomboom9254  whatabout whatabout, less china/moscow less backdoors, proven by xz
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  142. Why not just move to Russia then?
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  143. ^ chud
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  144. ​ @fleokan all of West Taiwan's companies should really leave the usa-enslaved world, and GitHub, and Linux. And please stop sending your kids there. And academic spies.
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  145. ​ @cristitanase6130 thirdie seething
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  146. ​ @dushas9871 "BBBUT WHATABOUT US MHUUHHM THEY DID BAD THING SO WE CAN DO WHATEVER" Jesus, thirdie, please
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  147.  @purplelizard0102  it's time for your daily seething about muh Iraq, thirdie
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  148. Based
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  149. ​ @TheThreatenedSwan of course we should be rational when saying things. We do talk about international IT news that made such a fuss in Moscow that EVEN A DAMN MINISTRY responded. This isn't even some boring economic deals stuff, and we know the farms are required to cover those.
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  150. No man, you need to understand, the likes are probably by the bots/thirdies, but the outrage by Russians IS REAL. They do use language they hate to communicate with people they despise, on the site that is banned in their country, because this is one thing they can be mad about publicly and not put in prison. Most of them probably are expats sitting somewhere in Berlin, too
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  151.  @Ricky-oc4xc  yeah, they should, and they should also keep their government-forced backdoors there. Can call it GULAG/Poonix.
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  152.  @TheSulross  ah yes, as soon as India and china solve their border conflict
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  153. ​ @MnemonicCarrier fifteen rubles deposited on your CBDC account, Ivanovich
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  154. Free in the Software and in the World are different "free"-s, but otherwise based
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  155.  @qbert8695  nobody said anything about being non-racist, thirdie
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  156. Ban the west from Lysenko genetics, Ivan
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  157. ​ @Neuromancerism lmao, they show why you never should trust a muscovite
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  158.  @arseniy_viktorovich  you continue to lie, lmao. Agricultural beast that imports most seeds and cultures that it produces, my ahh xD your only somewhat competitive crop for human consumption is buckwheat and maybe rye. You brought no facts, just regular muscovite "noo you guys never existed as a state" cope from Soviet history remakes
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  159.  @thetaomegatheta  why, they were based
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  160.  @shaurz  sounds dangerously cool
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  161.  @thetaomegatheta  I'm sorry thirdie but maniacal dictatorships are not allowed and will be removed
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  162.  @thetaomegatheta  power grabbers with mass un-living tendencies tend to meet the mcbombers
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  163. It's all fun and games until you hear snow softly mumbling "ebin 8-----------D"
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  164. It would be nice, but I guess they can stay, just under constant CIA monitoring
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  165.  @PaulSpades  investment that muscovite lack, marketing that Chinese lack
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  166.  @АлексейГлазов-г9о  Mass homie-cide is not a nonsense. Why would anyone want to cooperate with you, so you could drill more holes into the station?
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  167.  @theneverwhere6076  first it's factually incorrect. Second, even if it were correct, current ownership status is not "they own it and lend us some part of it".
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  168. Schizo history lesson by Vlad
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  169. ​ @T-Ball-o this guy from CA should not forgive them or ignore them, just because somebody hurt them. They are still a threat to him.
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  170. ​ @JamesSmith-ix5jd  thanks James Smith from Texas Oblast
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  171. He just farms click with ragebait
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  172. They started to violate GPL far before this even happened
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  173. Thank you for your insight, johnsmith from Ohio Oblast
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  174. Based
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  175.  @jsharp9735  yes Ivan, you find it hard to believe?
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  176.  @jsharp9735  "woOoOoO programmed npcs all around" lmao I bet you think you're smartaf, Ivan
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  177.  @jsharp9735  okay genius, whatever your Alex Jones pills tell ya
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  178. Sanctions have a grace period until the end of 2024 to comply with them. Look at the previous video.
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  179. ​ @i34g5jj5ssx no, it's pretty easy to be more of one actually, just put a z patch on your shoulder
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  180.  @misterpinkandyellow74  do you think Coach Redpill cried? Or that texan back shots enjoyer?
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  181.  @misterpinkandyellow74  in three days?
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  182. Ban him too
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  183. Ivan, we all know this is what muscovite said about Putin few years back
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  184.  @gruntaxeman3740  formal verification is great and stuff, but should you make internal API rigid, implementing new functionality outside of a module would be a nightmare, and even in the module you will have versioning problems. Plus, there is a human element to this. How many people could you find to work with your stack? Tbh I don't think right now we have any problem that requires a solution this heavy.
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  185. ​ @БрухБрух-щ7и  you haven't, you opened up a Soviet grudges book, that you by mistake call a history textbook, and read one paragraph. Uh, and Kievan rus? Muscovite, please.
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  186. Muscovite developers very much support their government and do in fact like to build.whatever the government ask them to
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  187. ​ @dandanovich6729  vich username checks out with attempts to rewrite history
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  188.  @ykmnkmi  muscovites sell resources to their """enemies""" every day, it's not an issue for them.
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  189.  @adriantepes-qu8wm  yeah, because: (1) nobody sanctioned the US and (2) it was based af
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  190.  @ShadeAKAhayate  seethe, thirdie
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  191. @ShadeAKAhayate  keep seething gulag lover
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  192.  @ShadeAKAhayate  keep seething, global pollution majority
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  193.  @testacals  > person irrelevant > politics irrelevant 5th grade maximalist take
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  194.  @testacals  I'm cautiously neutral towards NSA and why yes I do dislike KGB
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  195.  @testacals  software dev != blind to the world outside of the tech. They ought to teach some humanities in college these days...
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  196. Do not. You don't want spies and the secret "good old days of the USSR" admirers all over the world. Learn from the Baltic countries' mistakes.
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  197. Say that to Cubans Ivan
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  198. He doesn't, but jetbrains now Czech anyway
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  199.  @YScript  by his logic or by ragebaiting logic?
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  200. They also manage a list of known vulnerabilities that they don't report to the upstream
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