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Allero , to Technology in Dating app Bumble will no longer require women to make the first move | CNN Business

My two best and longest (multi-year) relationships were on the Internet in places where I didn't know anything about looks of my partners.

With one of them, I said I love her before I first saw her. And I'm not the kind of person to take such words lightly.

But yes, you have a point about retaining audience here.

Allero , to World News in TikTok will not be sold, Chinese parent ByteDance tells US

Who would ever think I'll side with TikTok...

Allero , to Linux in What're some of the dumbest things you've done to yourself in Linux?

I rebooted PC in the middle of Manjaro update. Apparently, kernel was updating, so it broke.

Took me 15mins to restore, but they could make some safeguards.

Other than that, never faced issues updating Manjaro.

Allero , to Technology in Star Citizen Introducing a $48,000 Ship Bundle, but Only for Players Who Have Already Spent $10,000

You're up for a ride if you have a read.

Game is 11 years in alpha development, still a buggy mess that requires a supercomputer to work smoothly, only recently got a second star system (dozens more are pinky promised, and hundreds promised since beginning of development), is constantly exploited in all ways possible, barely has any actual content...

...which absolutely didn't stop it from earning over half a billion dollars (yes, billion) by selling in-game ships for hundreds and sometimes thousands of very absolutely real dollars, as well as such monstrous packs.

Allero , to World News in Russians accused of carving swastikas on captured Ukrainians

Thank you.

Russian here, protested against the war and find it terrifying, not buying official narratives of nazis and NATO threat for a second.

Still remember the 24th of February, 2022. Before the date, we were all like "naive Westerners, Russia will not openly attack Ukraine, that's so obviously stupid on so many levels, it's a brotherly nation going through turbulent times, that's it". No one could in their sane mind even comprehend something like this. It was unthinkable. No one wanted that aside from a few select extremists, and most people never supported it later on - though propaganda machine did make some progress on the weakest of minds.

And then we wake up that day, on 24th of February, and have a collective "HOLY SHIT WHAT THE FUCK PUTIN WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK IS THAT OH WE'RE ALL SO SCREWED". It was a very grim day, and everyone had worries of their own: some, like me, had friends and family in Ukraine, some were afraid of their men being drafted (which did eventually happen in September 2022), others were just terrified of the scale of human suffering it will entail.

Since then, we learned never to trust anything and question everything we believe in. It was a cultural shock like Russia has never seen.

Same day, 24th of February, streets sparked in violent protests, police got extremely brutal - to this day, almost 2 years into the war, police has constant 24/7 presence in the places that were the main anti-war protest venues of my city. It lasted for months, despite police never stopping and detaining extreme numbers of people: courts are still overburdened processing all of them. All until everyone who had integrity and bravery and nothing to lose got in jail.

Putin should pay for all the atrocities he has committed, and that's something very many Russians will subscribe to.

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