>>72995
that really sucks

but i hate when its bots scanning your little minecraft server and then putting your nicknames on their shitty website like... fuck you scrapers!

https://open.spotify.com/track/6UcJzD3sVm24QYwTRbSu9U

>>73013
i have a dream to get myself a few lil thinkcentres and just use them to connect to mine vm with everything; like it would be really cool

>>73017
vm's just virtual machine

they look like thin clients

i love the idea of when your computer is far away from you; i love the idea of connecting to it remotely and using the thinkcenters like terminals

>>73023
maybe playing videos wont work but it works for me (even on mobile data) enough good to be able to werk my college stuff

>>73027
a little? i have a damn 1u in my apartment and its not enough for me now(

you know, i just want some device like pikvm; i would connect it to every computer in my house and when im not here ill just connect to that pikvm and control my computers

>>73030
like rly a box you'd connect to computer (hdmi, vga, usb to emulate keyboard and mouse and maybe remote usb port) and yeah

but also there's a problem - how'd i turn the computer/laptop remotely then?

>>73041
by they way i see youre interested - have you heard of Sun Ray's ?

>>73041
i guess i cant send anything to 'normal' countries now

>>73051
i dunno, i think main problem is... i cant buy from western countries

so i cannot try

>>73050
so its basically a thin client or monitor with a thin client that you connect to internet, put your smart card in and your work desktop appears

>>73059
well not many things changed, i guess its like there are more chinese cars on the roads

i still buy snickers, nuts and so on

>>73063
yeah, many companies still run their business here;

so... almost nothing changed but also many of those western brands just go and change their brand name like:

nestle became хрутка (wtf?)
nescafe is now russified нескафе
dove (unilever plants were bought by some russian manufacturer) is now дав

and so on

>>73065
of course they do

russia's big country so many, many companies have at least one factory here

i dont really know what was the point of getting coca-coca and pepsi off the shops but then releasing their 'Добрый Кола' (Not Evil Cola) and 'Любимая кола' (Loved Cola) from those manufacturers

>>73068
of course its always rich persons; btw really big corps cannot leave russian market as i've heard

>>73072
the government has to approve selling their business to somebody

i've heard there's some big pressure for Auchan and Lerou Merlin still being here

oh, talking about chinese product flooding the russian market - electronics... yeah... there are some noname brands now in stores... shitty laptops...

>>73077
i heard OBI sold their russian business to some rich guy for 600 rubles ($6)

Leroy Merlin sold their russian part to russian company managers or something

>>73080
afaik they have an agreement that if russia happens to become a normal country again they'll buy their business back

>>73082
I hope I'll end up in a country in which I can legally change my documents... at least

damn should've bought a blahaj...

>>73084
#hug

all my furniture in my room (exp for the coach) is from ikea... i just hate russian furniture... its not cozy for me

>>73090
actually i've seen somewhere in social networks that russians are now became aware of blahaj being a queer-symbol

>>73096
its like... was very unpleasantly written

as if on purpose to make people raged about...

IKEA has left Russia in 2022 but only in 2023 sold their MEGA centers to Gazprom

>>73102
i dunno - the only thing i hope from trump - that he'll do something to stop the wars

like, i think... somebody will have to bend backwards or something but... fighting for nothing is worse

>>73105
i

>>73105
i've seen ukrainians talking like they're fought with russia since 2014...

cant really say it was like a war...

like, russia annexed crimea (and that was peaceful - there were no combats)

if its the separatists - i believe it was russian soldiers - the conflict was freezed in 2015... there may have been some small shootouts but not that big (btw OSCE was there) - i think about it like north korea and south korea

but no, russia didnt left crimea nor those territories (though until 2022 they weren't 'ours') before the full-scale invasion

>>73109
then fuck trump?

and i dont think kamala would have stopped that too

she'd rather give more weapons

>>73115
that cannot happen by itself; russia wont leave...

you know, how'd you say to 150million people 'sorry donbass and crimea isnt ours were leaving', how'd you say that to soldiers??

i cannot imagine what can happen when people will realize thousands of their sons died for nothing...

i hope they do too... but its impossible... maybe freezing the conflict (and leaving like in 25 years?) will help...

its impossible to stop this war machine... govt basically said 'were fighting for "OUR" people here', they made that the #1 priority now

>>73124
i think... we have more people than Ukraine...

damn there's really people who are so brainwashed... they think NATO is OUR ENEMY!

they say nato is in war with us rn

there are people who say 'what? fireworks? on a new year? DO YOU KNOW WERE IN WAR?'

people think nato makes their kids gays and trans...

>>73136
and, by the way, about the elections, there are just too many old people who unironically support putin, they unironically vote for him

there are people who hate putin but still vote for him because 'who else??'

im pretty sure my grandma voted for putin

my parents havent voted since 1990

>>73156
Kanye West?

>>73160
yeah yeah i;ve heard abt that

its the us thing btw

in russia every vote counts

>>73167
all the candidates were in the system opposition so... nothing would have changed i think

>>73170
there was some no-name candidates but yeah they were rejected (and i dunno if they really did some mistakes)

>>73174
no i think they werent (if talking abt the 2024 candidates); there was a woman candidate (noname btw) - she's a 'foreign agent' now

im not really obsessed with news

>>73178
damn... i dont wanna be arrested too...

you know, if you go to protest (even on a single picket) with a 'no war' sign or something similar - you can get a felony for 'discreditation of russian army' - that means you can get fined and can end up in jail

>>73187
hmmm i thought that was well known?

...

>>73190
i think im gonna give you this, from russian wiki
> According to Article 207.3 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation, if a Russian citizen disseminates knowingly false information about the actions of the Russian Armed Forces or the work of Russian government agencies outside the country under the guise of reliable information, he faces a punishment ranging from a fine of 700 thousand rubles to imprisonment for three years. Under aggravating circumstances (for example, artificial creation of evidence or selfish motives), the punishment increases: a fine of up to 3 million rubles, imprisonment for up to 10 years[16]. Article 280.3 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation provides for liability for discrediting the Russian Armed Forces, Article 284.2 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation establishes a punishment in the form of imprisonment for up to three years for calls for the introduction of sanctions against Russia, Russian citizens or Russian legal entities[17][18]. For the dissemination of fakes that entailed grave consequences, the punishment is in the form of a prison term of 10 to 15 years[19].

>>73195
uhm no, 200 USD is like 20 000 rubles

so its $7000

ok gotta get some sleep; cya

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