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  • Thank you for reading and having an open mind. I just wish more commenters are like you.

    Now you can see how Ukraine, using its popularity, can easily manipulate the perception of their country at the same time building negative narrative about this bad neighbor Poland that only wants to hurt their relations. What is their goal? To isolate Poland in international politics?

    Sadly (or luckily?), Polish president-elect words, as quoted in this context, is not far-right nationalist rhetoric, it’s literally the opposite. Now you see how easy it is to misinterpret that (just look at other comments).

    You can also see, with this historical context, what Putin meant saying his special military operation is for denazifiacation of Ukraine (but we are not that stupid to fall for this).

  • First of all, thank you for stopping for a second instead of blindly downvoting.

    I have edited the link in my previous post. Is telegraph OK?

    https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2025/06/08/ukraine-turns-on-poland-ww2-massacre-commemoration/

    This is not an isolated incident, you will find more. Ukraine says that Poles are the ones destroying relations. This simply hurts. Poland’s help in the face of common enemy was unconditional. I have personally rented my flat for free to Ukrainian refugees. Two families with kids. Their kids had free access to Polish health and education system and even social benefits were granted on the same or even better rules as for Poles. This is not enough?

    Ukraine is actively blocking exhumations of massacre casualties. Why?

    This is why I read the most upvoted comment here that he was paid in rubbles as anti Polish propaganda, the same people who oppose Trump’s fascism support Ukrainian government without knowing their history and values that they try to build their national identity on, whose soldiers are fighting on the battlefield wearing Nazi insignias… How can this not be just plain emotionally hurting?

    EDIT: If you are interested, here is an article from 15 years ago when world was a different place, describing what Bandera did and why this topic is so fragile today.

    https://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/02/world/europe/02history.html

  • Yeah shower me with downvotes. Read some history first, then check recent Ukrainian government outcry after recent polish parliament (governed by opposition to the new president) new legislation. Don’t you think something is not right here?

    https://www.telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2025/06/08/ukraine-turns-on-poland-ww2-massacre-commemoration/

    This is a problem which must be solved and not swiped under the rug as this can only cause destabilization and flammable relations potentially causing real serious conflicts between two EU an/or NATO members.

  • Come on now! Satel is the manufacturer! AFAIK. And as I said in another comment - this shit is simple as f**k!

    Don’t blame alarm systems manufacturer for poor/predatory service of your local security company.

  • And it did not occur to you to disconnect the siren? :D

    I don’t know what country you are from and what you use but you are extremely overestimating the level of complexity of these "security devices".

    Everything is clearly described in installation and service manuals. Everything is available from the manufacturer. You can install these systems DIY if you’d like. Disconnection of a sensor is a security event which triggers alarm no matter if it was armed or not. How to handle this is described in manual. The shitty support that couldn’t handle it speaks volumes about their competence.

    The service codes which should be unique to each client and installation are reused on every system that given contractor installs. After a brief gig my brother had as a technician, he knew service codes for all banks and jeweleries in the radius of 150km… That disarms the alarm at wish and can modify settings :)

    And you are worried that you might compromise the security by DIYing it? :)

  • Not quite? Ok so according to the article it is supposed to challenge the status of AUTOSAR. This is something used exclusively in automotive ECUs which most of the time use the operating system shipped with AUTOSAR compliant vendor. This OS is much much simpler than Linux is with totally different design goals and requirements. Think bare-bones no MMU operating system. It would be closer to FreeRTOS than Linux.

    However the story does not end here. Together with an operating system the vendor delivers all tooling for development, which includes such gimmicks like visualization of task scheduling in comparison to resource usage. You can inspect worst case scenarios without even running the compiled software and make sure that hard real-time requirements are always met.

    Now, this space is dominated by one company from Germany named Vector… You see where this goes.

    Source: worked with AUTOSAR many years ago. I hated it because the tooling is so advanced it is mostly point and click programming

  • One of President Donald Trump’s top officials has warned European allies hesitant about working with Elon Musk’s satellite Internet company that they needed to choose between US and Chinese technology.

    Oh they can go fuck themselves and choose between Chinese Huawei and Korean Samsung for their terrestrial cellular networks, thank you very much. Ericsson and Nokia are European and we have technology required for low orbit direct to mobile cell networks.

    Want to piss them off even more? Remind them that they have sold Alcatel Lucent and Bell Labs to Nokia.

  • It already started happening before LLM AI. Have you heard the joke that we were teaching our parents how to use printers and PCs with mouse and keyboard and now we have to do the same with our children? It’s really not a joke. We are the last generation that have seen it all evolving before our eyes, we know the fundamentals of each layer of abstraction the current technology is built upon. It was natural process for us to learn all of this and now suddenly we expect "fresh people" to grasp 50 years or so of progress in 5 or so years?

    Interesting times ahead of us.

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  • Yes I agree. I just wanted to point out that articles like linked should not be immediately interpreted as "oh noo recession". They move labor wherever it is cheaper, Eastern Europe, Ukraine, India, or China in case of manufacturing, that’s all.

    Privileges of being a megacorp?