Youtube hearted comments of D. von N. (@D.von.N).

  1. That -harmacy sign was prophetic. 😂
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  2. Folks, oil production isn't targetted, it is its refinement and that is mostly for the domestic production. Pootin still can sell his low quality Ural oil, and he does. Less of it, but it didn't mess up with global prices as much. Don't mix the production of oil with the capacity to refine it.
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  3. RuSSia would be better off if it was more self sufficient in most production. But Pootin got himself into the corner when he forgot he needed the west more to run his lifeline (oil and gas) industry, than the west needed his oil and gas. But that was already discussed in the past. Just reminded mysel that the supposedly genius and master strategist miscalculated just a few steps ahead. Everything goes according to... laws of nature.
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  4. I don't think Rishi destroyed the cons, they destroyed themselves by a sheer incompetence for years. A frog has been boiled slowly (the entire nation), Rishi just was the last one to be part of it. The ship is already heading towards the rocks and he can do little to change the course in the strong winds. All he can do is to hold the wheel and shout pretty slogans. That is what he is there for. Integrity, transparency... he broke all that. He only has a mouth full of words and like a broken record keeps repeating his 5 pledges as an answer on any inconvenient question.
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  5. Can someone explain to me: when youtube demonetises a video, because advertisers don't want to be associated with some content, those ads still play in that video, just the creator won't get paid? Am I getting it right?
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  6. There is a lot of struggle and misunderstanding among people, and nastiness from both sides. Men hate women, women hate men, it all cross fires and then we have a product: Russel Brand and co. Just like little is talked about sexual abuse of men, little is talked about man hating trends among certain female groups. And this only fuels the misogyny worldwide.
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  7. True, just my impression is there are real victims who spoke out and Murdoch probably uses it as a dead cat strategy to divert attention from the failures on the political scene. Anything that stirs public emotion and brings income.
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  8. That pile of dirt they called dam, which burst and made the flood in RuSSia much worse than it could have been, was so expensive, but they could do it with 50x less money. That 50x the expenditure went into somebody's pocket. Remember the story of 1.5 million military uniforms 'disappearing' from one of the Siberian storage in 2022? The chance is they never existed. But they got paid for by the RuSSian taxpayer. That reminds me the massive healthcare expenditure in the US. Only a fraction of it is spent on actual value of the reatment in relation to the production cost. Most of it is on inefficient and bloated bureaucracy and hyped up meds cost, because the country had it in law it couldn't challenge pharma in these extortionate prices. So Americans pay huge amount of money on healthcare but it doesn't show on the health status of the nation. Even infant mortality is quite high in comparison to other developed economies. Many people are struggling innpain and with delayed treatment becuse they cannot afford the cost of the treatment. And going bankrupt from medical bills is incomprehensible by my European brain. Why do you allow it? It all hurts the economy.
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  9. Will we find out when they make a soup from the last hamster in RuSSia? Like Gazprom projected it on the West in 2022...
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  10. Very comprehensive stuff, you didn't leave out anything. Thanks!
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  11.  @jerrysmith2360  I agree, media should leave it alone after announcing the accusations and bring it up again when there is a court case, the result, ideally. I don't want to see his face on regular news every other night.
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  12. Brand maybe thought he was becoming too big to fall... I wish I believed in karma, but most predators go unpunished. They are walking among us, we meet them every day, unaware.
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  13. In my part of the world you probably wouldn't be allowed to call solid fat a butter with just 72% milk fat. But in Russia anything is possible.
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  14. Novara media covered this very well yesterday. And how Russel had a very disgusting phone call with Jimmy Savile. And how it was heard in the background the producer telling him not to do it, but Russel went on and on... Yes, Russel is a product of the media culture, left or right. When did BBC get their funding cut? I suspect they had to resort to some otherwise unthinkable practices, to keep the audience or there would be more cuts. If you don't get funding, you need to try hard to keep money coming in, as BBC isn't 100% public funded. And that there was this culture in the past when things unthinkable today were permitted back then. Saying all that, not everybody has fallen this low, so Russel has his own blame to take for what he became. He is a sexual predator and he tried to legitimise it by acting like one publicly, like Savile - things happening in our plain sight. Just every reich has it's raise and fall and so does Russel's aura. If he was that wise he wouldn't let this happen, but he isn't wise. Just intelligent. But even the most ingelligent individual cannot over-rule the laws of nature, and that is the wider nation in this case. He can have 6 million followers, but the majority outside this bubble probably doesn't like him. Times are changing for sexual predators. I am glad to see him go. I never liked that man and now I know why that was. He has a strange, sinister vibe.
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  15. Filtering out marketing wherever possible. Even when youtubers sneak in sponsorship, moving the slide further to skip. That's not why I clicked on the video or any website. And yes, satisfaction comes from within. Create something you are happy with and enjoy the feeling of accomplishment. I made 3 such things yesterday. Very rewarding.
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  16. 170 papers wordwide aplified the vitriol he wanted to cash from. So although other people shared the views, the chance is millions shared that view THANKS TO MURDOCH'S PAPERS. You are missing the point, professor. When you own media, you own opinions of masses. You are underestimating the power of media for an average Joe.
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  17. No figures coming out of Kremlin should be believed. Any words, frankly. Remember how Pootin laughed at us when we were saying he was going to invade Ukraine? He denied any such intent while gathering 200k soldiers by the UA borders, blaming West from undermining his security. He is now nationalising big businesses via fabricated court cases, even self made companies, not privatised after the fall of USSR, that they privatised the assets unlawfully. Like the GOP, Pootin surrounded himself with his loyal puppets who are now running the circus. Bad times are ahead of poor RuSSian folks, who allowed themselves to get cooked like frogs. Don't let that happen to your country.
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  18. I am a foreigner but I think it is called a 'hot mic' as a microphone.
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  19. WTAF? I never saw this, but long ago, the first time I saw Brand's face and heard him talking, it was obvious to me he had issues. Looking into his eyes, there is a void and madness holding hands. If he made it back to the spotlight and kept being 'successful' after all this, Huw is safe to come back on the screens. At least he isn't some vile attention seeker and he actually earned his place on the screen. And for all that vitriol with which The Sun tried to spin Huw's case, I hope the tabloid will face many £millions lawsuit for false reporting and defamation. These media are manipulating public like brainless donkeys.
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  20. That basis of making money on stock is to persuade others to buy your stock - bang on. Never trusted this way of business. The fortunes grow and fall on single tweets of lunatics. Too volatile, to artificial... like one day your stock has certain value on the market and suddenly you have nothing - not happening in a real world unless a fire took over your warehouse. And there is a crook who spews nonsense to social media to make his stock value go up out of nothing. He hasn't produced anything, he just posts crap and lunatics start buying digital figures like mad. Or selling, for that matter.
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  21. Re ULEZ: yesterday was late. Every day of delay means somebody had to retire earlier than they would, because of the air quality in London. Or another child developed asthma and needs regular NHS treatment. All this has far reaching economic impact on the country as a whole. Just saw that Netherlands scored as the most active nation on Earth, due to having physical activity imbedded into their every-day life, including cycling and walking more. Dutch are slimmer, fitter, healthier and apparently happier, and that isn't only due to legal weed. Britain has become a fat man of Europe.
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  22. I did as you did, put a NVMe into an enclosure, cooler master that is, listing compatibility for my ssd but for the world of me it doesn't boot a Windows system, despite that NVMe was previously a hard drive in a laptop. I know how to push it up in BIOS and save, exit, it should boot Windows, but it doesn't. I managed to make a basic 3.0 USB with Win on the go boot, update etc, so it probably isn't about me lacking basics. What could be the problem? EDIT: the laptop in which that SSD resided before does otherwise recognise the device and shows folders in it, just it doesn't boot as Windows externally. The laptop runs on Linux and I know sudo update-grub.
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  23. And the review of comments? Except of the start that he isn't liked or likeable?
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  24. Mad Nad loves spending taxpayers money with nothing to show for it. Three years of no constituency surgery, a year not attending the parliament, having a daughter employed in her non-performing office at about £40k a year, and refusing to leave the office despite announcing immediate resignation months ago. And she wants a peerage, lifelong reward for doing literally nothing, if not counting the mess she has caused.
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  25. If the victim doesn't want to bring the charges forward, refuses to give a testimony and you have nothing else to use to prosecute the perpetrator, you can do nothing. You will have to close the case and the supposedly criminal walks out free.
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  26. This Chinese capitalist mindset should remind to everyone that the 'communist' is just a label to deceive. They don't even get a hospital treatment before paying upfront in too many cases. Chinese economy is a hardcore capitalism and the government is authoritarian from top to bottom, not a communist one, where people own everything. People don't rule the society, they are dispensable servants and they go missing each single day. RuSSia is heading the same direction, NK 2.0.
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  27. It looks like this one also have the fangs sideways, like the woodlice spider I am familiar with. Does it? How many of them have it like this?
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  28. There is a common denominator in conspiracy theorists: the sense of being special, having knowledge nobody else has or the establishment or scientists don't want them to know. And unless a few of them do it on purpose, to prop up their fame and cash in along, tha majority of antivaxxers never got education or job in biomedical sciences, most FE never worked in NASA or received a formal education in physics or geosciences... you get the picture. Dunning-Kruger...
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  29. Still not discounted enough. I can as well wait out this electric craze and wait for the times when they come with a better concept. And not doing Musk's propaganda platform, so cannot follow the guy.
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  30. Reinvention? It doesn't need to be very inventive to jump from one nonsense to another to remain relevant and talked about on media space. Look, another desperate attempt for attention! Do stupid, or pretend to be doing stupid and see how they waste electrons on clicking and commentng... That isn't inventive in my books. It is just a cheap, tested and confirmed to work strategy for insensitive (or desensitised) folks. I find his presence annoying and try avoiding it wherever I can. Maybe after this he will disappear to the history, which I find positive.
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  31. I never liked Brand, yrars back. So I am not judging him now, I will just appreciate when I won't see him in media again. I avoid tabloids as much as I can but he still makes his way into my view. I always found him irritating, and perhaps mad.
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  32. The social media are broken, quantity over quality. There are channels based on fabricating claims and stories, done by AI, even the spoken content randomly generated and not really making sense to an educated and deeper thinking person. They do have their follower base, though. Poor plebs. Wasting time watching and listening to a randomly generated word salad with mesmerising captions about universe, or Elon Musk ot whatever. Too many lies out there. And all that for money, adverts on branded products people pay for with a premium price... Kellogs cereals cost about 3x the price of a discount store copycat. I could barely tell the difference in a blind test. And now I expect repeated ads for Kellogs in my feed, due to algorithms. Ads for a product I never buy and hardly ever will 😂.
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  33. What do I own from RuSSia? At the moment nothing, but there might be a PC locked down by a ransomware attack. They ramped up the cyber crime targetting the wide world, like Chinese, to gain intellectual property or a revenge because as you say, they don't have much of their own. The vast majority of technological advancements they have been using is western. Either stolen secretly or via companies forced to share their know how if producing or operating there.
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  34. How many of those vaccines are available for the nation? Was the pharma more conservative in production this time? Is the British one still limited in what profit they can make? Or did the govt not buy enough doses for all those who would be interested? There are many questions I have that could lead to the decision why only certain groups of people are going to have the vaccine. Laziness or corruption? Now we know that public buildings won't be insulated, investment into renewables is reduced... Oil lobby is still hungry. Does Sunak's wife also have shares in companies providing care for elderly like it was in the case of a childcare? Asking for a friend.
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  35. It literally is FACEbook accout. Although with the removal of fact checking it is more like a fakebook. Buy some modelling paste for make up artists and create a unique face on yours. Try to match it on your ID if they want to scan it. Shouldn't be too difficult with a modern technology. I have used an open AI to teach me switch to Linux to escape the Microsoft AI that is being pushed on us. Matrix is coming.
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  36. My equaliser is fast reactions and a bunch of keys ready to jump between my fingers, one into each gap. Also quite some flexibily, unusual for my age. When a pen rolls off the table my hand catches it before my conscious mind even thinks about it. And as you say, holding yourself and generally a body shape. I was once asked by a man whether I do some weights or something, for the masculinity of my thighs. He was probably testing the waters. Yeah, bro, I got martial arts training at a police school. He never tried anything inappropriate. Adding: and I loved loved loved martial arts movies, sometimes playing a scene in my mind imagining how I would do it even these days. Seeing modern teenagers growing up with a hump for staring on their screens all day, no physical abilities, lack of coordination, some having no muscle mass... the good guys will pay the price because the bad ones are getting ready. There is a jungle out there and you don't even need to be old.
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  37. No confidence in RuSSian economy? Say there is no confidence in RuSSian government. Stuff get confiscated on daily basis. All those boeings that were kept within the country, never returned to the owners, literally stolen... now breaking down due to poor maintenance and lacking spare parts. Who would want to go there and risk losing the entire business? Western companies were selling their manufacture for a symbolic $1 just to get out and not coming back anytime soon. Rubble is a lost currency. Elvira Nabiullina did almost miracles with the currency previously, but she now ran out of tricks. The state reserves to fuel the war economy will soon run out and banks are in a big trouble for throwing money on the nation via unsecured loans and for most of these poor folks who are unable to pay it back the only way out is to get conscripted. All those economic figures coming out of Moscow are just a smoke and mirrors. China also lies about its economic figures.
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  38. Indeed. RuSSia has been taking advantage of the abundant natural resources, sitting back with their feet on the table, and extremely corrupt at that. Like leeches, screwing each other. The old soviet 'communist' credo was: if you don't steal you are depriving yourself and your family. My home country was influenced by that mentality and still suffers, 30 years later after the collapse of the USSR. And now the tzar wants it all back. 5he cold war was a bit different, there was investment into the space programs, but their recent attack on the Moon (as you cannot call it anything else) was just a propaganda show off, not a genuine space program that needs investment, dedication, transparency to a degree and years and years of focus. You cannot just take almost abandoned project, rush some money through its rusty pipes to remind the natin their past glory under the current situation of a failed 3 day special military failure, and expect it to deliver.
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  39. Fascinating. In the current digital era, hearing these old sounding cranky signals has its charm. There are expressive individuals behind the mic. The Russian guy even. I picked a few words, nothing important. He even tried English. How much power does it take to keep broadcasting like this?
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  40. Dan Wooton a huge star? In what universe?
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  41. I highly recommend people to go for a refurbished Win11 compatible PCs or laptops as I did and learned Linux on it. It will allow me to have the best of both worlds if needed, running Win11 from a USB but otherwise Linux has it. There are tons of second hand machines waiting to get adopted. Give the landfills a break, folks. I can see how computer manufacturers are rubbing their hands over upcoming surge of profits. Don't get ripped off. Don't let the monopolies like Microsoft fleece you like milking cows. They are in it together. Resist!
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  42. I am all for Ukraine, we donated money on red cross when the war broke and I am a NAFO member for donating on their night vision. But I find your videos too chaotic, jumping from one thought to another without much connection or explanation. What is obvious to you isn't necessarily obvious to everyone when 6ou shower us with sentences that suddenly fom in your head. One quarter into this video I still have no idea what piece of paper you hold in your hand, just guess it is some lottery ticket or something... And of course you care abou money, you are an economist, as you say. All of us earthlings do.
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  43. And so I got one of the last phones on the market with a standard headphone jack when I got my latest a couple years ago. And it wasn't Apple, and it wasn't Samsung. It still works fine, as well as with bluetooth headphones. Got some for £40 2-3 years ago. Still working well! Apple is a money grab. Never owned a single item from them and probably never will.
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