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    War: Domain registrar Namecheap as Nazis stronghold
    • Domain registrar and hosting provider Namecheap is terminating service provision for customers based in Russia in the face of what it describes as “war crimes” committed in Ukraine.

      This is extreme nationalism as they judge people based on their nation.

      “Unfortunately, due to the Russian regime’s war crimes and human rights violations in Ukraine, we will no longer be providing services to users registered in Russia. While we sympathize that this war may not affect your own views or opinion on the matter, the fact is, your authoritarian government is committing human rights abuses and engaging in war crimes so this is a policy decision we have made and will stand by.”

      The original email gave customers until March 6th to transfer domains to another provider, and states that Namecheap will assist them in the process; Namecheap has since revised this deadline to March 22nd.

      Namecheap is closely connected with far right Ukraine nazis and it seems like they use their money for years.

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    Big holiday: All Hollywood studios left Mordor
    • People are so happy here, as we can't see the shit they are producing during last years.

      Hope they will leave all of us and go to the Mars soon.

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    Idiots: Nuclear war can begin at any moment now
    • Bulgaria, Poland and Slovakia will transfer a total of 70 military aircraft to Ukraine - but they will be based in Poland and will fly from NATO space to bomb Russian forces.

      The aircraft, which will take off from Polish airfields, were transferred by the EU countries to Ukraine as part of military assistance. So, Bulgaria transferred to Ukraine 16 MiG-29 fighters and 14 Su-25 attack aircraft, Poland - 28 MiG-29 aircraft, Slovakia - 12 MiG-29.

      I think it is best idea to start full scale nuclear war.

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    War: Why open source is not open and is dangerous
    • Russian software and operating systems running on open source code may be at risk of blocking. Against the backdrop of events in Ukraine, a number of developers of the source open source code, which is hosted on the international platform GitHub, want to restrict access to it to their Russian colleagues. Due to the terms of licensing agreements, which include a ban on open source countries under sanctions, existing programs on such solutions may be left without support, lawyers confirm.

      Russian software developed on the basis of open source code (Open Source), due to US technological sanctions, may partially stop working due to restrictions from its foreign developers. Developers have already started posting messages on Twitter that they will block their source codes for Russian users. This, in particular, was stated by the creator of a large open source repository on GitHub (an international platform for software development by the American Microsoft) Florian Roth.

      Open source software differs from proprietary (private, proprietary) in that it does not belong to a specific company and is in the public domain for all developers. Based on it, a specialist can write his own program, but subject to the rules of the license agreement. In particular, the developer has the right to modify the source code and use it for his own purposes, and the creator of Open Source can describe in which cases he has the right to deprive the user of support for his solution.

      Each piece of open source code that is transferred to the final product is governed by a specific license, explains Alexander Zhuravlev, Managing Partner at EBR law firm:

      “Many licenses have a clause on sanctions, and if the US and the EU want, they can introduce them and prohibit the use of open source software or architecture - then Russian products will not be able to receive support and updates or use such software officially.”

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    War: Facebook and Twitter almost stopped working in Russia
    • Throttling levels are now very severe. And it is good decision.

      I expect that fell ban can follow in 1-2 days.

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    Capitalism: Freedom of speech vanished
    • Second, we will ban the Kremlin’s media machine in the EU.

      The state-owned Russia Today and Sputnik, and their subsidiaries, will no longer be able to spread their lies to justify Putin’s war.

      We are developing tools to ban their toxic and harmful disinformation in Europe.

      Finally all capitalists lowered their masks.

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    Good quote: Kadyrov on sanctions
    • Friends, a number of European politicians have made statements about the possible imposition of sanctions against Russia.

      I want to say that the whole set of restrictions against Russia is so absurd that we can only laugh at these fruitless attempts. They froze the void there. Complete confusion!

      And yet, despite all this comedy, the time has come for tough revenge, and the measures must be mirrored. For comparison, they should look like this:

      British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, Eurodiplomacy Josep Borrell must renounce their statements, otherwise the Chechen Republic, given the impudent and pretentious nature of the statements of the above persons, reserves the right impose the following sanctions:

      • Close the Chechen sky for the flights of their jets;
      • Freeze all of Johnson's ruble assets in Chechen banks;
      • Introduce an embargo on all assets of the British oligarchs in Achkhoy-Martan, and in case of deterioration - in Samashki;
      • Recognize left-hand traffic as a vile relic of the Middle Ages;
      • And to admit, finally, that there is no English tea!

      Deadline is February 31st!

      This will be an example for other states as well. Please think before imposing any sanctions.

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