

Is there someone you forgot to ask? 
A furry Marxist-Leninist varmint
I used em dashes long before LLMs were a thing, and I don’t intend to stop


Is there someone you forgot to ask? 


Fume hood? ❌
Safety glasses? ❌
Gloves? ❌
Lab coat? ❌
Oh yeah. It’s chemistry time. 😎


Aren’t slow hashes like bcrypt the industry standard?

It was negotiable for Turkey, Hungary, Croatia, and the Czech Republic




I’m characterizing the separation as asylum for the entire oblast of Odessa.
Russia is a semi-presidential republic like France and Portugal. It’s not typically classified as a “liberal democracy” simply due to racism IMO[1]—although I’ll grant that it’s probably more homophobic than those two.
Edit: In truth, I think “liberal democracy” is a useless and chauvinist term. I used it to be provocative.
For example, the BBC is free to operate in Russia, but RT is not free to operate in the UK. Despite this, the UK is near the top of the “press freedumb” chart, and Russia is near the bottom, because Russians are mean and scary. ↩︎


I have. Titushky is not a political party.


a political party [which] got 0.7% of votes
Which is that?


the group […] was not trying to have a socialist revolution in Ukraine, but rejoin Russia (who is not socialist, so honestly no idea what you are talking about)
Ukraine was not on the brink of a socialist revolution, but it was in the middle of a NATO-backed coup spearheaded by nationalist groups like the OUN which desired to exterminate socialists and ethnic Russians alike. The pragmatic course of action for socialists in such a predicament is to seek asylum with the nearby liberal democracy that opposes those same nationalist groups and with which you share cultural ties.
Even though Russia is sadly no longer socialist, as you point out, its socialist past is still held in high regard by many and the country is not tearing down its Soviet monuments and replacing them with ones dedicated to Nazi collaborators. It’s safer to be a socialist in Russia.


And the state ordered firefighters to keep away and let them burn
Despite numerous calls to the fire brigade, which was less than 1 km away, the fire service regional head instructed his staff not to send any fire engines to Kulykove Pole without his explicit order.[1]
European Court of Human Rights: State negligence in clashes between Maidan supporters and opponents in Odesa in May 2014 [PDF] ↩︎


I cant tell if he was a socialist

Edit: Another clue is that they took refuge in the trade unionist’s building. Trade unionists are the third group (after communists and socialists) purged by fascists in Niemöller’s famous poem.
Then they came for the trade unionists

The small problem I see with using a personal VPS as a tunnel is that your IP is still unique to you specifically, albeit disconnected from your actual geolocation, rather than intermixed with thousands of other people. So they can see that “aha, it’s this guy again”. If you’re logging in with an account though then maybe that doesn’t matter.
What episode was that?


Both sides are dark and lit for equal amounts of time. That’s why it’s a misnomer. “Far” side is the better term.


Dark side of the Moon


Guardians of the Galaxy 3 


I was joking. Nobody knows what he said.
But it’s a fact that the video was from June 5th, the day after the violence, and that the tanks were leaving the square.
Are there any other archivers besides this and archive.org?