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Maybe you should stop invading other countries if these comparisons hurt your feelings buddy.

I always find it unbelievable how people do not know or just forget about what happened in the east 85 years ago. Really sad. This is one of the primary reasons why people in the west don't understand why Russia cannot accept Ukraine in NATO. It was NATO that expanded to the east, contrary to the agreements after the fall of the Soviet Union. Russia said for decades that Ukraine in NATO is unacceptable.

Ukraine sought NATO membership AFTER Russia attacked in 2014, not before.

Since you’re such a history buff, what did Russia promise when Ukraine got rid of their nukes?


> NATO Action Plan membership (Georgia and Ukraine) 4 April 2008

Sure, sure a fresh "anon" account.


> Ukraine got rid of their nukes

Russia is the official successor state of the Soviet Union, the nukes never belonged to Ukraine in the first place. It was Ukraine that first attacked LPR and DPR in 2014. It was Ukraine that forbid Russian language, culture, church, etc... to Russians living in eastern Ukraine. By the way, Odessa will return to Russia.


Answer the question. What did Russia state in the Budapest Memorandum on Security Assurances?

He won't lmao

it's an instant check mate for putin bots


Let me tell you what's actually "really sad": Bucha as a response to sovereign country's attempt to join NATO. Having a hostile country as a neighbour isn't an excuse for starting a war with it.

Following this logic Mexico and Canada can both join a military alliance with China and Russia, I guess the U.S. must accept that, both are sovereign country's after all...

And if in response USA would invade and start massacring civilians (like Russia did), that would be in fact evil.

correct!

> Russia said for decades that Ukraine in NATO is unacceptable.

Russia, as a hostile nation not interested in participating in global peace, doesn’t get to decide such things.


> what happened in the east 85 years ago

Russia got attacked by their ally, Nazi Germany. After 87 years ago in 1939 they invaded together Poland.

> Really sad.

Yeah, Russia going on to win WW II was quite sad. Admittedly better than Nazis winning but pity they have not both lost.

> contrary to the agreements after the fall of the Soviet Union

which supposed agreements? Were they any more binding than Budapest Memorandum?

> Russia said for decades that Ukraine in NATO is unacceptable.

And Russia in Ukraine is unacceptable for us.


I had to buy an SSD and some RAM to help my son build a PC.

The SSD cost 30% more than I paid two years ago and was half the capacity (1TB). The RAM cost double what I paid two years ago, was slower, and was half the capacity (32GB).


I bought 12 sticks of 64g lrdimm for about 400.

Now each stick is likely over 240$



Mine was ddr4 :)

Same, hard pass on remote shell as a service that is Node and its ecosystem.


I'm not sure I follow. Node is not on the production path


It's easy to follow, it's a knee jerk tribalism reaction and not a logical or informed one. Go attracts backend or anti-frontend people so anything intermingling the two will draw out the commenters who bemoan anything that realistically builds a modern website. Just ignore it, your choice for dev tooling is practical and makes sense to me.


As someone who has had to clean up systems that only did a _npm install_ to get compromised, despite being good Renovate citizens, it doesn't matter if it is not "on the production path".

I don't care to hear arguments about how npm was _configured wrong_.

A tool with insecure defaults, with a long and storied history of being the vector by which data has been exfiltrated and companies hacked, needs to do an awful lot to justify still being used for any infrastructure our team is responsible for.


The proxy caches and package solution for Go has had its own drama.

My big contention with this project is that if I wanted to use node (or npm; or vite) in any capacity, I would have chosen node for that. I don’t want to use those tools in this context because it serves me worse than a well thought out solution.

The thought out solution is to isolate your frontend into its own directory. You can embed and serve that as part of your Go server. That frontend could have been done with react, vite, jsx, whatever typescript nonsense you want; without the Go parts necessarily needing npm or node in the build process.

I literally have toy projects illustrating the idea (this one is a toy I had AI make with some of my own patterns months ago): https://github.com/SamInTheShell/social/tree/main/frontend

Projects like grafana do stuff like this already. It’s a known good pattern.


Interesting that they are “dumping” them in Australia and other countries at prices that are competitive but far above what they cost in China.

Below cost of production my ass.

The only Western car company even competing with them is Tesla, who people love to hate for ideological reasons.

Calling what Chinese companies are doing “dumping” is pure cope for the utter failures of Western companies.

Look at my post history, I’m not pro-China at all, but I am a realist and can see the evidence with my own eyes since we can actually get the vehicles here.

I give it 5 years for Western and Japanese companies to be decimated in this market. Can’t say they don’t deserve it.


I wonder if similar costs were paid when the West was industrializing?

Spoiler: Yes.


Potentially going to sound privileged here, but why not both?

Personally when going on the road I like portability (14" MBP or MBA), but at home I want raw non-thermally throttled power.


We started playing as kids, just trying to whack the ball and not getting out.

The rest of the jargon and strangeness was absorbed slowly over time until it because natural, like a language.

I still can’t explain how it works to my wife.


I hate going to our European offices over summer. It’s 2026 and their concept of climate control is opening the windows or maybe finding a fan somewhere and turning it on. That doesn’t work so well when it’s 40C outside.

I wonder when they will join the rest of us in the future.


The future, like "work from home" kind of future ? Yeah, we have that :)


We have that as well as air-conditioning at the office, so... :)


1Password?

The last year with it has been so bad I canceled our $80 Family subscription and switched to the native Apple one despite its feature gap, because 1Password just couldn’t do its basic job reliably (fill passwords without requiring 20 taps, constant unlocking disregarding lock timer settings or some other arcane dance like force killing Safari to reload the plugin).


Try mentioning AI in a remotely positive light on Mastodon, e.g. just as a side comment about how it let you finally finish a side project or something cool, and you’ll get a wave of neckbeards swarm in to tell you they are blocking you, you are a bad person, killing the earth, fascist supporter, etc.

Very strange, but I’ve seen the same folks dog pile in for other causes, so I guess it’s just a part of the identity now.


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