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Szachik Sabizański - 42s

キャンパスに女性おおぜいいるでしょ

Szachik Sabizański - 2m

であえ系

mleku @mleku - 3m

also a little more data, those 797 relays are used by 595 users out of the 10k in my second degree social graph

mleku @mleku - 6m

i just wrote some code that gathers all of the relay lists (including DM relay lists) of all my follows and there was 1047 distinct relays, but lots of duplicates with some having `/` at the end so i wrote a thing to trim those off as well oh God and then it encounters ones that have got embedded whitespace in them after the damn >_< ws prefix *sigh* how does this shit get in there, client devs, are you seriously that retarded? continuing... removing the ones with ? in them (mostly nostr wine) and ... finally 797 relays just in the list of people on my test relay, which i probably fed data from nostrudel database so it gathered most people's relay lists because it supports nip-65 anyway, that's just a sample of about 10k users, at max two hamming distance from me in the graph i would guess i'm gonna find that once it grabs all the relevant relay events from all of those of the remaining users whose relay events i don't already have, it will be more like 1500 relays what was that about centralization i was hearing 6 months ago or so, people complaining about nostr centralizing, yeah, nope

8685e - 9m

* more important

8685e - 9m

> and then they'll come back the next day. For small individual battles yes, but that's not I'm referring to. I'm thinking more of the big routs back in 2022. Those will happen again if Ukraine gets proper support. Which they won't if they follow your advice of committing war crimes. Upholding the international rules based order is far more impressive than this particular war. I understand how you feel about that, but you're just not impartial.

Filou @Filou - 9m

Fresh powder up here this morning too ❄️

Jay @Jay - 9m

Good morning ✌️🧡

Szachik Sabizański - 10m

みんなで無職になろう

8685e - 13m

Apparently Art. 33(1) of the Fourth Geneva Convention takes this even further in the direction you don't like: > the provision is very broad, not limited to judicial penalties, and rules out collective punishment based on the “passive responsibility” of a civilian population https://opiniojuris.org/2023/10/24/a-short-history-of-the-war-crime-of-collective-punishment/

a4a6b - 14m

https://wavlake.com/track/47776321-d031-4dd0-a2b4-ccd9a42f2bf3

Filou @Filou - 17m

I thought this was interesting, and reminded me of our conversation. nostr:note1p6ayyr7g7qtd87fg0z9keck2ql93ml7xhrrlpp5esrjx8mkke23s5729v3

ccaa5 - 17m

...and then they'll come back the next day. Ukraine puts a lot of effort into killing fleeing Russian soldiers precisely because it's not enough to scare them off. There's literally thousands of videos like this one, of Ukrainian drones hunting down fleeing Russians: https://video.nostr.build/635a06dba1b6df87d12896185809fea776736ffdc250dfe051461c773fa53e5a.mp4 Not just soldiers either. Ukraine also uses drones to hunt down fleeing vehicles, including vehicles bring used to evacuate wounded (only specially marked, unarmed, ambulances have protection in international law): https://video.nostr.build/1017a89f946fb697668edcd337a10b871bd1b8738d742ed5e7f39430441ef122.mp4 ...and filmed by Russians themselves: https://video.nostr.build/be2e1ae14d6020d976aa2cfe4d0ff8a5b75138a66653d5546b5d75b4c9151eaa.mp4 It's a very effective way to kill a lot of Russians who would otherwise try to kill Ukrainians later. Ukrainian forces also regularly kill wounded Russians before they can be rescued. Again, there's literally thousands of videos like this one: https://video.nostr.build/444c26fe13a2191951d8a390ed8ed4509bbdde3546a8b4ee728b65278780136f.mp4 There's arguments that this type of killing violates international law. But frankly I think that's absurd in this case, and if so, the law is weongy. Ukraine is fighting a defensive war against unjustified extermination. They should not be hobbled by concerns for the aggressors. Given that Russia regularly returns wounded soldiers to the front lines, killing them off when they're vulnerable saves Ukrainian lives. It's bizarre and frankly disgusting how much you're willing to risk Ukrainian lives for the sake of the scumbags fighting for Russia. A lot more Ukrainians would be dead if they fought the way you want them to.

Jeff Swann @Jeff Swann - 17m

The Luigi crap is at the top of every heavily censored social media feed because the ruling class wants people to turn violent toward business owners. The business owners are generally not the political parasites that rule over you, they are the ones who could potentially be a threat to the political parasites. The parasites want top down & bottom up pressure on economically productive people to make them demand more govt protection & to make them more willing to comply with govt demands.

Boog @BlokchainB - 18m

Together we will slay FUD defeat fiatism and usher in a new era of humanity flourishing

8685e - 18m

This is basic military law stuff that goes back more than a hundred years. There's no justification for inventing your own ethics here. E.g. Article 25 of the 1889 Hague Convention. > The attack or bombardment of towns, villages, habitations or buildings which are not defended, is prohibited. I.e. you can attack military targets inside a building, and there can be collateral damage, but you can't bomb a building because it's inhabited by Russian civilians. Notice how "evil person" or "evil people" is not a legal or relevant concept. Which takes me to Article 50: > No general penalty, pecuniary or otherwise, can be inflicted on the population on account of the acts of individuals for which it cannot be regarded as collectively responsible. https://avalon.law.yale.edu/19th_century/hague02.asp

node @node - 19m

GM Metal Face friend 🐸

node @node - 20m

GM 🐸🫂 No worries. It was odd. Replied right under the GM but something seemed off with the name. I checked the profile and yeah. Scammer

Szachik Sabizański - 23m

徒歩圏内だからかいじさんのとこ行くね

Boog @BlokchainB - 24m

Trying not to let the ego get outta control by my supervisor on my performance review called me “visionary” I must say it’s not hard to be one when you show up, you care, and you are changing boomer tech

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