

Wars. Many of them.


Wars. Many of them.


I hope they’re not lying! If Ukraine can uphold that level of construction, Russia won’t be able to uphold that level of interception. Of course they are lying, but I don’t think they realize that if they actually said the truth, that’d be much scarier.


Wait, I’ve seen that one before!



And it has not enough users. If the fediverse ever became popular enough to hold significant marketshare, we’d see similar issues. The upside to the fediverse is that you can defederate from misinformation peddlers.


What about PBS SpaceTime?


It’s free, but you need to get your hands on the original game files.


Crew 1 was already resurrected as The Crew Unlimited. You can play it offline today or online in the future.


I guess GPS spoofing got them.
He has deeper cutting problems than the surface he’s being held down on.


Wasn’t that the universal “vaccine” that puts your own body’s immune system on alert? I still think that it’s probably a bad idea to permanently have the immune system on alert, otherwise that’d have been a significant evolutionary advantage and become dominant. The fact that it isn’t tells me that there is a downside to always having your immune system on alert.


They aren’t taking apart assembled products, but orders and items that can easily be disassembled. They also under-value alot of their imports to get below the threshold.


They have taken apart and reclassified a lot of stuff that was above the threshold, to get it illegally below it.


I don’t know what is so draconian about it. The exception was for parcels below 150€ of value and it was axed, because Temu and the other trash shops were abusing it.


If anything, getting the logs from that server would be interesting, to see if Lemmy’s long-term stability can be improved.


His internal politics is another matter, but he’s the best leader Ukraine could’ve had when it comes to international perception. The fact that he still manages to placate Trump without losing it is worthy of the highest praise.


I think that sounds like a really good idea, if you want to get corporate- and government hosted instances on board. What keeps most of them away from free software is that they can’t write a contract with anyone with clear boundaries and guarantees. If Mastodon offers these types of contracts, it would help the adoption rate.


Have they also lifted the target restrictions? There’s a bridge I really really really want to see in the water.


I believe Bakhmut saw Russian deaths of over 50,000.


This video is probably worth many thousands of dollars.
If russia loses easy access to its satelite relays, that’ll be a gigantic hit to their surveillance capabilities.