Well, they're not that far off from the estimations i.e. USA has given, so while they're absolutely optimistic and/or at the higher end of the estimation they're not just pulled out of stetson either.
Tässä sinun keississä ensimmäisenä tulee itselle mieleen että pitäisikö tuo olla hirressä asti kiinni ettei romahda lumikuorman alla, huolimatta siitä miten hyvin se vanha kiinnitystapa oli kestänyt.
Ulkovuoren ja villojen/tuulilevyjen koolaukset menee kaikki linjassa, joten siitä teknisesti ottaen voi vetää pitkän täkkipultin hirteen asti, mutta eiköhän tuo nyt vähän vähemmälläkin pysy. Toki tuo lumikuorma pitää ottaa huomioon, mutta enemmän olen huolissani siitä että runko varmasti tukee valokatteita tarpeeksi ettei lumet tule sen katteen läpi.
Kun ne maalasi, niitä ei enää huomaa muut kuin minä itse
Olisi ehkä pitänyt muotoilla kysymys tarkemmin, idea kun olisi nimenomaan tehdä se kattoniskan kiinnitys näkyväksi, kun tuo koko kattorakenne jää valokatteen kanssa näkösälle/avoimeksi niin ainakin näin ajatuksen tasolla tuntuu vähän hassulta jos tuommoinen kohtuu jykevä rakenne päättyy sitten seinässä pellinpalaseen.
The numbers are released by Ukrainian armed forces, so it may be biased, but in general they seem to be accepted at least as a good estimation on what's going on.
Yep. That was enough for me as well.
Ihan kaikkia ei tullut selattua, mutta tämä postaus saa kyllä ehdottoman kunnian olla ensimmäinen fediversessä tallentamani aloitus.
Ei venäläistä tiedottamista ole koskaan faktat isommin häirinneet tai rajoittaneet.
I've used pre-owned corporate thinkpads for years. At least in here we have multiple of stores to purchase previously leased (and since wiped+inspected) laptops for quite cheap (your definition of cheap may vary). Just now I have one waiting at the post office, T495 for 299€. Granted that's never been a top line model, but it's well sufficient for my usage and it'll happily replace the old x240 I've been lugging around.
I've ran them with ubuntu/debian, dualboot and pretty much every combination. They just seem to work, altough there may be more or less hiccups specially with keyboard lights and (to me) minor things like that. Networking, hardware itself, suspend and everything else just works. And there's mountains of information on various wikis etc to check before purchasing.
This seems to be the case. Even the HTML code itself is different (didn't check if it's altered via javascript), but it's apparently a bug in 0.18. Clicking the community name in upper right coner does something differently and the button appears. I'm running latest firefox on xubuntu focal with locales set to english all the way.
That's just a one possibility. I've been following the situation all day and at the end, to me from my armchair general position, it seems like that the whole thing was way too easy. Just take a nice roadtrip with friends from the frontlines into practically borders of Moscow and get a free pass to do whatever you wish, regardless of FSB and other three letter agencies at Russia.
So, my (very much amateur) take on this is that either it was preplanned or the Russia is in real problems and way over their heads to really do anything else than migitiate the threat with whatever they have available. If the latter is really the case then it could be interesting if Kazachstan and Ubekiztan really hold their support for Putin, Erdogan of course included, or if they take their chance with independce.
Either way the following weeks should be pretty interesting.
It's really hard to tell what's really going on. The whole 'freedom march' or whatever thas was called was called out so quickly and without much public discourse that it's possible that the whole circus was set up beforehand so that Prigorzin could just get out of the front lines and replace Lukachenko (who seems to have health issues) to keep Belarus at control before they rise and start to demand better future for their country.
On the other hand it's equally possible that Pringles thought that the only way out from the front lines is either to become fertilizer for for sunflowers or go through Moscow and he got Belarus and his most loyal mens in exchange. impossible to tell, maybe one day we'll know the whole trutth, but I'm not holding my breath while waiting.
In any case it seems like Ukraine has around 5k fewer enemies to worry about in the immediate future. Personally I think the whole thing went trough too easily, so it's either that it was planned in advance or the situation at Russia is really messed up and this was the best they could do in the current situation.
Personally I'm not sure which would be better. Either Belarus will be even more under the Russian control or the Russia itself is practically breaking up. Upcoming weeks and months will likely reveal what's the real outcome, but as a Finn I'm glad that our air force has posted images from their excersises with nato lately.
Vähän sulaa päivät taas toisiinsa kun on niin paljon hommia ja niin vähän aikaa. Jotain organisointia pitäis tehdä, sitä voi miettiä vaikka autonkorjuun merkeissä. Pitäisi tuohon kakkoskippoon vaihdella jarrulevyt ja palat eteen ja hipistellä käsijarrua. Tuli nimittäin huomattua että siitähän on leima mennyt jo maaliskuussa umpeen. Pikkujuttuja.