The fundamental difference here is between a sovereign nation pursuing defensive alliances versus an aggressive invasion violating international law. Ukraine wasn’t “amassing troops & missiles” at Russia’s border as an hostile threat - it was seeking security guarantees after Russia had already annexed Crimea in 2014 and fomented separatist movements in eastern Ukraine. National sovereignty means countries get to determine their own security arrangements, and Russia’s “security concerns” don’t justify violating Ukraine’s territorial integrity or dictating its foreign policy choices.

Why does Russia get to dictate what other countries do within their borders?

Back to TeamSpeak and Vent then

I didn’t know about that part, doesn’t that make it necessary for everyone to have a firewall? What’s stopping someone from port scaning my Chinese smart microwave and attack it?

Proton is swiss, fuck me i though it was russian

Remember when they burned children alive because their parents may or may not have modified some firearms.

My evil side wants them to be more popular where I live so I can collect massive amounts of lithium batteries for free

#!/bin/bash

if [[ $EUID -ne 0 ]]; then
   sudo "$0" "$@"
   exit $?
fi

for i in {1..10}; do
    echo "Eating ... $i"
    eat
done

I got one but it said it was iOS only

The fact that they want to buy an old nuclear reactor instead of building a new one should be all you need to know to realise that it’s not financially viable.

So, 24 years ago? If so, I’m right there with you in the “getting old” camp.

Now give us DirectX on Linux

I mean, driving a car is dangerous, everything has a risk inherent to it but you can minimise it by being prudent.

I used it to connect a generator to the wall and give me some temporary power in my house when I was renovating. It’s only dangerous if you are stupid.

The curl command is a hacking tool for copyright infringement.

When the web pages are called up by the web browser, the HTML file is transferred to the RAM on the user’s device. To display the HTML file, the web browser interprets its content, creating additional data structures. The plaintiff sees the influence on these data structures by the ad blocker as an unauthorized modification of a computer program

This has to be the most idiotic thing I read this week.

I will check it but I doubt it will be as good for a rural european city as Google maps is.

I use it for everything except maps, there is no real alternative to Google maps as far as I know