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LOL, we still use bank cheques in Malta

SJWs and Parler

It is because I'm Russian, and I can confirm that it's an authoritarian state.

The majority of this coastline spreads across the Arctics, so only Icebreakers can navigate there, the rest of its access to the ocean crosses other countries' territorial waters (Turkey and Japan for example) and can easily be blocked. Which is why Russia has never been a naval power.

What about Switzerland?

Currently Russia doesn't have a singe reliable news source. We all have seen the pro-Russian narrative - there's no war, we're not murdering the civilians, all Ukrainians are nazis developing bioweapons targeting "slav DNA" and to be delivered across the border by birds, etc. Those are not news. Needless to say that this propaganda also targets people in other countries with large ethnical Russian population, specifically the Baltic states and incites those people to riot and hate the land they live on creating a bridgehead for possible Russian invasion.

That is funny xD

That was an interview question at one of my first jobs, had to take few minutes to figure out.

Russia breaks its legal obligations all the time.

Wrong website?

Exactly

I see it as "we'll be judging you basing on your skin color rather than your knowledge and skills".

diversity manager - wtf??

9990 - Chef Watson had this a decade ago, there's also been few restaurants offering dishes the AI came up with.

"some dependencies are only needed to build the image" - it's true if you don't write proper Dockerfiles. You're always free to build an app in a separate image, mark it with `AS build-env`, and then copy the result into an image containing an entrypoint with `COPY --from=build-env`, all within the same dockerfile.

Would be nice to add a support for native docker flags (-t for --tag, -f for --from-dockerfile, etc.)

Remember playing this on 286

Had a case where I needed to update MySQL column's value if an incoming argument is less/greater than it without using functions or procedures.

This returns the greatest value (passed ? or max_value column):

  ?^((?^max_value)&-(?<max_value))

  min_value^((?^min_value)&-(?<min_value))

same here