No, they were using them as target practice like they did to my great grandfather. First they took him to concentration camp, then they took him and others to the forest to have some moving target practice. Thankfully he was able to run away and hide.
Basically any country that was a previous Russian/Soviet satellite and are not interested in being one anymore.
What’s your source on that?
If none go spread your propaganda somewhere else, you’re either a russian bot or a sympathiser. Either way you will find no friends here.
I’m in the same boat. Best terminal app I’ve used in a long while. Not using AI features
Huh, interesting. Since I got a Mac at work I have problems going back as command/alt + key feel a lot more natural than control + key.
They protested no matter the party lmao. The issue is that the grain that was supposed to go through Poland as transit was being sold at lower prices than local grain, while not needing to meet the same standards (because it’s just in transit here right? Right?) Farmers basically feel like their calls earlier were ignored by Warsaw and Brussels. Russophiles were very quick to come in and make this a russophile thing.
Whole crisis was manufactured by previous government because wouldn’t you know, there was a lot of money to be made when some of the “transit” grain disappeared and was sold
You know… As a Pole, I’m sure EU/NATO would eventually prevail, but I really don’t like that us, the Baltics and Finland would be first on the fronlines in this conflict.
Lmao I still remember the first time I installed Arch… without any networking 🤦♂️ I couldn’t even sit next to the modem on a cable connection because I literally had nothing that could talk to it.
Thought it would be easy since I used other distros for about a year, but none was the right one for me. Years later I’m super happy with Fedora.
I agree, looting stores is not the way to go. But peaceful protests are way to easy to just ignore
Are there even any other candidates? Or is it just one checkbox with Putin? Or maybe three, but they’re all Putin