Quacksalber @ Quacksalber @sh.itjust.works

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That is such a good analogy, how did I never hear of that against "prophet Trump"?

He can leave for Russia. I hear they have great real estate. Big windows. To fall for.

That's what I wanted to write as well. This smells like a self-report.

That is the question I want the asnwer to the most. Will Russia get away with containing the Ukrainian advance with only the troops they have on hand or do they need fo pull troops from the Donbas.

I hope it works out well for Ukraine, but I think we won't be able to accurately gauge the impact this offensive has for weeks to months even. While Ukraine is pushing into Russia, russian troops are pushing in Donbas.

Ok, so it works, but it more or less hacked tohether and not officially supported. BlueSky still wants to have its walled garfen.

Does BlueSky now have ActivityPub support?

Thank you Americans for providing yet another great example to point to, when arguing that holding private data centrally will inevitably lead to it being stolen.

"Please Iran, Israel is so unhinged already, they won't stop if they can get away with it"

Kursk be lookin like

No, it's more about the radar and the missile avoidance systems. Though for the AIM air-to-air rockets, they explode so high up in the air that finding wreckage of them may be difficult.

Those planes still operate behind the front line. Maybe NATO is more concerned about planes not being able to protect themselves, than them straying into enemy territory and getting shot down.

Imagine you get a dish worth probably tens of thousands alone and you don't like it.

Who would've guessed? It's really sad seeing russian artists I follow either flee the country or stop posting.

Redundancy or not, the cables that send those computer signals run alongside the tracks. Cut those and everything stops.

He has a point though. Burn down one relay station and a whole region of switches and signals seizes to function. Collapsing a bridge is no equivalent to that.

On Desktop, as soon as the tab bars are getting smaller to make room for more tabs on the screen, I feel like I have too many open.

Orban, being the contrarian that he is, finds friends in those that seek to undermine european and western unity. Russia, China and Trump fall into that category. Ukraine is forced to host Orban, because he is the biggest roadblock amongst Ukrainian allies for more aid. And Hungary has taken over the presidency of the council of the European Union, which rotates every six months.

As for why Orban is president of Hungary: Corruption and propaganda. Orban controls the big media institutions and has all other press harassed. He has control over the judiciary and a wide net of sympathisers both within and without the government. He is as close to being a dictator as the EU will let him and he keeps testing the waters to strengthen his control further.

A large hungarian voter base is as loyal to him as MAGAites are to Trump.