severien @ severien @lemmy.world

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Pilot leaned out of the window too much and fell off.

Not even Ukrainian sources mention anything about torture of relatives, so I'm pretty sure this is just your fantasy.

Good thing for Africa for sure.

Already second hard impact of a Russian envoy this week...

Maybe it’s guessed because one returned merc killed old lady, other killed his wife and another two killed six people and burned their houses.

So, that's "most" based on what data?

Or maybe because drafted are not returning because Shoigu won’t let them go.

They're not let go, but they are being rotated.

Things happened, yeah, Russia invaded Ukraine twice before - in 2014 and 2015. Not sure what's your point, though.

Indeed, it looks like most are happier to become murderers.

Until that changes, going to prison for dodging the draft remains to be one of the ways to avoid becoming a murder.

Well, that would be a good opportunity for Russians to revolt. But I think they're just fine with the current system.

Congrats to India!

Only volunteer prisoners.

Russia doesn't have a GULAG system.

If 5m is too little, make it a 10% (15m) then. Most of the army/security forces are currently engaged in Ukraine.

“We will not be drawn into a contest between global powers.”

Is he speaking for South Africa or for BRICS as a block? Because China clearly wants to draw BRICS into the contest.

It's kind of weird to talk about BRICS as the next Non-aligned Movement when China is one of the two geopolitical poles and Russia engaged in great power struggle.

As many as 40 countries want to join BRICS, according to South Africa’s 2023 summit chair.

China and Russia would like to see those as some kind of anti-West coalition, but most of them likely want to enter just for the development money.

An instance hosting a community might

        become unstable
    disappear forever
    defederate or become defederated from/by my instance
    same for the instances of other users of that community

  

I kind of get this, but:

• it seems premature to split the community "just in case"
• this is largely a technical problem. IMHO communities should be federated in the sense that losing the instance shouldn't automatically mean the community is lost.

Communities can have the same topic, but differ in moderation style policies regarding if and how bots are allowed

Also possible, but in most cases a large majority of community members can certainly agree on some compromise.

Why are communities split? If you’re right and there’s really no good reason, then how comes this phenomenon occurs so often?

• the lack of community federation
• "my instance is better than yours" - which IMHO originates again from the lack of community federation
• some mods just like the unrestricted power over their fiefdom

QA of course contributes to the defects and features.

You deserve a downvote, because that "mostly" is just baseless guess/assumption.

You can still refuse to be drafted, you'll likely go into prison, but that's a better option than murdering people.

78 people contributed in the form of code commits, but more people likely contributed to the release in other ways (QA, triage, release management etc.)

All the things you named are things that I think should largely be kept the same. Having them be identical or near enough to it is the goal I’m trying to achieve.

So you just want to give Google total control over the core web platform technologies and other browsers will just accept what Google decided. That's exactly the state I'd like to avoid.

But there were more contributors, you just don't know how many. By this you're kind of disregarding their work.