>appears at the present time to be a Russian-supplied and crewed loaner to the separatists
Alleged by the opposite side that is. There is no proof of that.
>although it's less plausible since the separatists are not operating any air assets that I'm aware of
Ukrainians have recently accused Russians of downing their SU-25 by air-to-air missile fired from a Russian jet
Moreover, Ukrainians have a history of mistakenly downing a passenger jet (in 2001, russian jet comming from Israel), although so do Russians (Korean Boing), Americans (Iranian Boing), Israelis and some others.
Wrong.
KGB have been split into three parts - foreign intelligence (SVR), border guards and internal security (FSB). Since then border guards have joined FSB but SVR remains a separate entity.
These "few others" include Russia, by the way. The Russia-US trade volume is less than the volume of Russia's bilateral trade with many European countries.
And how much does natural gas cost for private households?
I'm from Russia and just curious to compare things. For electricity I'm paying less than 0.07 €/kWh.
There is also a lot of people taking money from US government controlled funds promoting chaos under the guise of democracy, you probably being one of them:) If you are claiming that you are not maybe you should rethink your comments about "paid pro-Putin posts".
This isn't even particularly sneakily implemented; for anyone with slightest amount of understanding on cryptography it's obvious that this is the case.
Refusal should have been swiftly followed by a Hellfire missle or three.
Good luck doing it to Russia or China or any other country having nukes and balls. Exactly this kind of imperial attitude makes countries like Iran want to have nukes too.
>ambitious and ethical Russian
You mean like yourself? "Bottom feeders", really? Hate to break your heart but you should probably take a class on ethics or something.
Actually, the online Machine Learning course is CS229A (Applied Machine Learning), which is obviously different from CS229 (Machine Learning). You can see http://stanford.ml-class.org/ which redirect you to a login page for real Stanford students.
I would agree though that CS229A is a dumbed down version of CS229.
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There is no indication in this video where the launcher is driven,
Alleged by the opposite side that is. There is no proof of that.
>although it's less plausible since the separatists are not operating any air assets that I'm aware of
Ukrainians have recently accused Russians of downing their SU-25 by air-to-air missile fired from a Russian jet Moreover, Ukrainians have a history of mistakenly downing a passenger jet (in 2001, russian jet comming from Israel), although so do Russians (Korean Boing), Americans (Iranian Boing), Israelis and some others.
I guess that's what they were saying about Union soldiers too
They are trying to "Terrorize" the Ukrainian government into giving them sovereignty.
Obviously, these rebels are freedom-fighters, not terrorists. Even you felt that you needed to put "terrorize" into quotes.
Until they are and then they'll have all the information on you.
Wrong. KGB have been split into three parts - foreign intelligence (SVR), border guards and internal security (FSB). Since then border guards have joined FSB but SVR remains a separate entity.
There is Subsystem for UNIX-based Applications, which is used now instead of the ancient posix layer you mentioned.
Isn't it the most important committee, cause it decides who gets the money and who doesn't?
These "few others" include Russia, by the way. The Russia-US trade volume is less than the volume of Russia's bilateral trade with many European countries.
And how much does natural gas cost for private households? I'm from Russia and just curious to compare things. For electricity I'm paying less than 0.07 €/kWh.
But we still have you, obviously having both time and desire ;)
There is also a lot of people taking money from US government controlled funds promoting chaos under the guise of democracy, you probably being one of them :) If you are claiming that you are not maybe you should rethink your comments about "paid pro-Putin posts".
I like MS Office and bough it a few years ago. Probably it's you who isn't liked by anyone
This isn't even particularly sneakily implemented; for anyone with slightest amount of understanding on cryptography it's obvious that this is the case.
Prooflink?
Thank you, sir. One revolution was enough.
Refusal should have been swiftly followed by a Hellfire missle or three.
Good luck doing it to Russia or China or any other country having nukes and balls. Exactly this kind of imperial attitude makes countries like Iran want to have nukes too.
Yeah, like in the Vietnam War or in the Yom Kippur War )
How much a trip to ISS cost in 1920?
It works very well from the standpoint of desperate workers from impoverished countries.
Why exactly do we need to legalize marijuana? It will only cause outcome A in even more people then it is now.
>ambitious and ethical Russian You mean like yourself? "Bottom feeders", really? Hate to break your heart but you should probably take a class on ethics or something.
whacko religious states
You mean like Iran/Persia which has never started a war in about a century? As opposed to peace-loving enlightened America?
The catch is that then the US wouldn't be able to bomb whoever they want.
Actually, the online Machine Learning course is CS229A (Applied Machine Learning), which is obviously different from CS229 (Machine Learning). You can see http://stanford.ml-class.org/ which redirect you to a login page for real Stanford students. I would agree though that CS229A is a dumbed down version of CS229.
That's correct and here is a comment (in Russian) by an MTS representative