/desu/ - Desu

Unfortunately, .onion link is barely working here, web-proxies are incompatible with dnsbl check, and it is extremely hard for Russians to get here any more Desu~ I'll

8chan might be in trouble here soon as well, there is a small rumor going around because of some of the press it has been getting it has the eyes of some major big doggos that might try to take it down Desu~ But considering that another place would probably pop up.

Thanks for warning Desu~ It's a pity that rm communities are getting more and more divided.

>>4269

It works, as the endchan do.

But I doubt they both are stable, and they also lack any mobile app and DET compatibility.

Hope .pl would work once again.

Meanwhile, I ripped couple thouthands more doujins for individual images, I'll probably update the booru in a couple of months.

Meanwhile, .pl is up, seems that no one need it anymore, and mods wasn't aware of failure for month, I'll had to call them at pl.vichan.net to make it works.

>>4266

Damn, that is not good Desu~ Let me know if you find other good places to gather.

>>4267

>spoiler

theyre after 8chan again Desu ka~ Now Desu ka~ I haven't seen 8 in the news at all lately Desu~ But gab.ai is being heavily censored, many are being attacked, google and youtube have come out with sweeping censorship, attacking anyone remotely right wing or centrist Desu~

>>4268

are they dividing on your side Desu ka~ That is a shame

>>4278

>Let me know if you find other good places to gather.

After I'll finish with some RL businesses, I'm going to build some place for myself.

>>4278

>are they dividing on your side

There was always many discords with Russian societies, mostly because Russian chans was not united themselves Desu~ As for not, there are no hatery, rather, most posters are not even aware about other places.

>>4279

>There was always many discords with Russian societie

ah, yes, discord is eating a lot of places as well, most western rm fans are gathered in a discord or two.

So since .pl is not working ill respond to .pl >>490 here

>Now I'm going to gradually finish it, earn more money and programming skills, and I hope that I'll be able to relocate to US in 5-7 years with one of those outsourcing body shops.

Oooh that could work, be careful though, america may be too hostile in a few years, especially to anyone who could be mistaken as Russian Desu~ Russia panic is insane right now Desu~ Companies are even removing kaspersky antivirus from their sales floors just because one democrat politician voiced concerns based on "classified evidence" Desu~ Seems silly, half our government and people seem deadset on starting both another cold and civil war Desu~

I would look at Japan as well, other than the threat of North Korean nukes, it seems like a safer, quieter country Desu~ They are opening their borders ever so slightly Desu~ I'm seriously considering leaving to their, I want to visit the country within a few years if I can and do everything I can to make those channels open.

>Sounds good Desu~ What about growth opportunities and job security?

There are some growth opportunities, I may be able to move up Desu~ Job security may be a little less sure, we are at the mercy of the companies we work with, lose a few contracts too many and I could indeed get laid off, but, the experience im gaining on my resume is invaluable, it will let me walk into another data job and stay out of retail Desu~ I am still doing part time retail work, but when I quit that company, i plan on never going back.

>>4280

I mean, they are splitted, not using that particular app.

Most of them stick around vk.com communities.

>>4281

>So since .pl is not working ill respond to .pl >>490 here

>>Now I'm going to gradually finish it, earn more money and programming skills, and I hope that I'll be able to relocate to US in 5-7 years with one of those outsourcing body shops.

>Oooh that could work, be careful though, america may be too hostile in a few years, especially to anyone who could be mistaken as Russian

That won't happen soon anyway, and I doubt that this hysteria would last long, there are more important threats for US like dprk nuclear launches and Chinese efforts to push the West to not bring the jobs back Desu~ As for Russia, the elections in 2018 are coming Desu~ Anything can happen if less than 40% people came to the last ones, there is neither no real support for Putin, nor organized opposition, people are desperate and can support anyone who would be promise anything other Desu~ FYI, in 2018, a new tax for NEETs would be introduced, and in 2020, Russian internet is planned to be completely separated from worldwide, much like Chinese one.

>I would look at Japan as well, other than the threat of North Korean nukes, it seems like a safer, quieter country

Japan is devoid of resources and totally depends on US markets, and opening borders for Olympic games can also flood it with sjws and other malicious things Desu~ It doesn't look stable either, and I doubt it would be easy to integrate in their society.

> it will let me walk into another data job and stay out of retail

What do you mean by "data work" Desu ka~ Are you accountant or something like this, or you mean data science and statistical analysis?

>>4278

>theyre after 8chan again

they never stopped being after 8chan

if they can't control it, it has to be destroyed

>>4282

>That won't happen soon anyway, and I doubt that this hysteria would last long, there are more important threats for US like dprk nuclear launches and Chinese efforts to push the West to not bring the jobs back

Maybe important to the US government and businesses, but that's not what the current generation cares about Desu~ They are all obsessed with Russia Russia Russia, Nazis, White Supremacy, so on and so forth Desu~ The media tells them to care, so they care Desu~ On a side note there's a mass push of censorship over here, everything ranging from youtubers who lean conservative to alternative social networks like gab.ai are getting censored Desu~

>As for Russia, the elections in 2018 are coming Desu~ Anything can happen if less than 40% people came to the last ones, there is neither no real support for Putin, nor organized opposition, people are desperate and can support anyone who would be promise anything other Desu~ FYI, in 2018, a new tax for NEETs would be introduced, and in 2020, Russian internet is planned to be completely separated from worldwide, much like Chinese one.

Interesting, I don't know what your elections are like or how often they are Desu~ Wonder how our news media will spin it Desu~

Also damn, if the Russian net is separated that won't be good for the net Desu~ Shit, such a nuisance Desu~ I need to make sure I have all the desu I can save saved from over there, and find out what channels i need to keep open to reach into that sphere Desu~

>Japan is devoid of resources and totally depends on US markets, and opening borders for Olympic games can also flood it with sjws and other malicious things Desu~ It doesn't look stable either, and I doubt it would be easy to integrate in their society.

That's what I fear, I worry about the pressure westerners will put on Japan to fit their narratives Desu~ I hope Japan stays strong in its culture Desu~ It being hard to integrate into is what sounds nice Desu~ It sounds like a place where I would just be a bystander in society so to speak Desu~ Just to be left alone, not to be a focus of society or stupid political battles Desu~ It feels like EVERY single facet or life in America is somehow intertwined with politics, if you do it, politicians want to make their message about it if they can Desu~ Guns, hobbies, lifestyle, movie choices, video games, doesn't matter, if they can make it political they will Desu~ It's such a nuisance Desu~ I was hoping for some escape with Trump in office but it seems to have just angered the hornets nest Desu~

I'm truly tired of politics, I want these politicians out of my everyday life Desu~ But they rile up all of their voters to think anyone who opposes them is an "evil nazi", making them and their shit inescapable Desu~

I'm also a minority technically, and im tired of democrats "speaking for me" they push shit that doesn't make sense, make everyone else oppose, and if i oppose as well im an "evil nazi bigot"

So a country where im not spoken for sounds nice Desu~ Politics has become impossible to avoid here, im tired of it Desu~ A place where I can just live in peace in the countryside sounds nice.

>What do you mean by "data work" Desu ka~ Are you accountant or something like this, or you mean data science and statistical analysis?

More marketing and sales analytics I suppose, so kindof in the middle of those too Desu~ I am still learning, and want to dig deeper into true data science Desu~ It is interesting stuff, and I enjoy working on spreadsheets Desu~

I've finished updating rm.booru.org, more than 30k images added Desu~ Mostly Twitter updates, rips off the fc2 blogs ancient posts, and some Russian OC like this image.

>>4285

>Maybe important to the US government and businesses, but that's not what the current generation cares about

If buissnesses would start fleeing from US to more stable counties and media's incomes will diminish, everything will change Desu~ It can take only 10 years to make a Soviet people as democratic and tolerant as western ones, and 10 years more was enough to make them bloodlusting orthodoxal radicals, painfully resembling islamists ones.

As for censorship, it is worldwide trend Desu~ And there is nothing to complain about, people that are tweeting about all their actions have so flooded internet with their worthless opinions and junk content, that they do want some filtering Desu~

>Interesting, I don't know what your elections are like or how often they are

There is nothing to watch, Russian government is tightly controlled with one party, Единая Россия ("Entire Russia"), they earns 70-90% of votes Desu~ There are some communists moniroties with 5-15% of votes and bunch of barely legal opposition fractions.

Nothing would change if Putin would retire and someone like Medvedev replace him.

> It sounds like a place where I would just be a bystander in society so to speak

That's odd, I'm living in country with a real and unfinished war with tenth of thouthands casualties, but I don't watch TV and don't use social medias, and I'm not feeling pushed on to participate in some politics, I'm more concerned about my hobbies and career Desu~ That's really strange, everything I've heard about Americans was about their individualism and lack of interests about anything that doesn't concern their buissnesses and families Desu~ Am I wrong, or things have changed in recent past?

>So a country where im not spoken for sounds nice

I'm not sure about Japan, but be sure that post-soviet counties are extremely spoken in politics Desu~ As US is divided by skin colours, as Ukraine is divided by language spoken and cultural differences between indigenous and forced by Russia in a last couple of centuries Desu~ The war on the east and annex of Crimea is a result of this tensions.

I'm afraid, there is no place on Earth without some issues like that Desu~ As far I know, Japan is in conflict with Russia because of annex of northern islands, and DPRK treats it as an US ally and makes a test missile launches near it Desu~ I'm pretty sure that it is also widely spoken in Japanese media.

> It is interesting stuff, and I enjoy working on spreadsheets

Ah, a spreadsheets Desu~ I thought it is something about programming and use of advanced math for trend predictions and alike.

>>4286

>I've finished updating rm.booru.org, more than 30k images added Desu~ Mostly Twitter updates, rips off the fc2 blogs ancient posts, and some Russian OC like this image

Any good way to mass download everything?

>That's odd, I'm living in country with a real and unfinished war with tenth of thouthands casualties, but I don't watch TV and don't use social medias, and I'm not feeling pushed on to participate in some politics, I'm more concerned about my hobbies and career

Progressive liberals have done everything they can to insert themselves into every bit of everyday life Desu~ It started with video games, this game or that game is "problematic" and "sexist" and must be censored, games begin getting altered, dialogue changed to reflect translators political opinions when there were no politics in the game, now its gotten very bad, anime dubs changing dialogue to be political, football players making political statements, comedians all taking boring, unfunny, unoriginal potshots at Trump, almost every single one, many movies throwing political jokes into the script dividing the audience, soda companies ceo's making political statements and slandering people en masse, tv stars posing with dead Trump heads, b list celebrities saying how its "good" a congressman got shot at a kids baseball game because he's conservative, even anime cons are making political statements sometimes, i saw someone at a con recently wearing a "punch nazis" shirt, everyone from porn stars to actors, to other politicians all feel the need to voice their opinion, but not only that, their opinion is the only good one, and everyone who opposes, even just part of it, is evil and on the side of bad Desu~ If you don't speak with them, you are complicit and allowing it to happen, so they pressure more people into making these statements Desu~ You can't do most hobbies nowadays here without running into politics, and usually if you have the "wrong politics" you are labeled evil and a white supremacist nazi, so you run the risk of being alienated and run out of unrelated hobbies Desu~

And companies like google and facebook are intent on censoring and unperson'ing anyone on the even slightly conservative side who speaks out or gets enough attention, even if they provide less harmful and less drastic solutions for the problems of today.

>spoiler

not anymore, college seems to have changed that, almost all college educated liberals are brainwashed to constantly fight, that their whole lives are politics, and they must not stop fighting or a couple hundered dudes with tiki torches in Charlotteseville will suddenly have the capability to throw them into camps and burn them in the ovens overnight Desu~ These progressive types are individual in appearance only, having this pronoun or that rainbow colored hair, or however many piercings, but they all think the same, if they step out of line they are viciously attacked.

>I'm not sure about Japan, but be sure that post-soviet counties are extremely spoken in politics

I mean not spoken for, nobody is getting on a stage saying "this is whats best for anon, because I said so, if anon disagrees with me fuck him I know whats best!"

Liberals do this, a lot, their solution is "the only one" for any minority that try to win over, and any different opinion is "against the minority" going as far as convincing people anyone but their party will kill them Desu~

There will always be politics in any country, but as an American immigrant nobody is going out of their way to virtue signal for me like what happens in America, while pushing extremely dangerous policies and ideas that are of no actual benefit and do more harm to those they claim to "help".

>I thought it is something about programming and use of advanced math for trend predictions and alike

This is something I want to get into, I am constantly learning Desu~ I have a lot of freedom to study, and try new things Desu~ Right now I want to get better at reading things in the present and using software to make large sets of data presentable.

>>4287

Oh forgot to mention we also have constant tragedy, and every time, every tragedy, politicians and political commentators rush to push the narrative to their side and their use.

We had a shooting killing 50+ people this weekend, worst in US history, within hours everyone was rushing to scream for gun bans, despite the gun being used being obviously illegal Desu~ It's just stupidity, and easy to see through, these people don't care about the issue, they only care about their votes Desu~ Same with the Puerto Rican governor who is printing t-shirts and getting on camera so she can pretend "Trumps killing us by not sending aid" while she doesn't send out the aid, instead attending photoshoots Desu~ And its not just here, if something happens in Europe, its always brought up everywhere, either the right saying "See, look, we don't want that terrorism" or the left shouting "religion of peace!"

Oh and if anything is even remotely Russian, expect liberal politicians to attack it for no reason Desu~

We had a politician go after kaspersky, claiming it has """Ties to the Kremlin""" from anonymous sources Desu~ Many tech companies immediately pulled their contracts with them and pulled kaspersky off shelves, with absolutely no proof Desu~ So you cannot even work in tech or retail without seeing signs of political derangement everywhere Desu~

In the last few months we have had a mass shooting, several states buried underwater from hurricanes, riots, political riots, bomb threats, multiple other shootings, usually political, and more Desu~ Every time I turn around I see either fearmongering of mass death for political gain, political profiteering from mass death, or mass death itself Desu~

>>4288

>Oh forgot to mention we also have constant tragedy, and every time, every tragedy, politicians and political commentators rush to push the narrative to their side and their use.

Well, it is not any different from our incidents Desu~ At least your people do care about victims.

>Oh and if anything is even remotely Russian, expect liberal politicians to attack it for no reason

Sounds like mirroring of Russian politics, that is officially aimed "to provide 3th path", "have a burden of traditional values" etc, interfering in everything just because it raises ratings of the politics Desu~ Meanwhile, Russia is being flooded by Middle Asia legal and illegal immigrants at alarming rate, it is not unusual to have most students in elementary school that are not Russians, and Muslims are at least 30% of the population Desu~ It's a strange to see hatery to Mexicans and pro-islamic claims in US and appealing to the Russia as a somewhat better country Desu~ If one really wants to see civilization in action, zero tolerance to degeneracy like Islamic restrictions for women and severe punishment for their rapes, China is far more suitable example Desu~

>We had a politician go after kaspersky, claiming it has """Ties to the Kremlin""" from anonymous sources.

Kaspersky used to be a potent antivirus, though it would corrupt your entire system if you refuse to prolong license I've had such experience in 2009, it was the first piece of expensive software that I've bought officially, and it was the last one as well, and antiviruses are spyware by definition, as they are spying for everything you run on a system Desu~ The only strange thing is why to keep flaming this hysteria and not simply ban antiviruses in Windows 10 alltogether as Windows itself can detect viruses and log users actions pretty good.

Honestly, I think that US is not that failed as it believed, people are just not adapted to over-developed media technologies and still take a news too seriously Desu~ I've applied to dv lottery yesterday, and now have 0,5% chance to see personally if things are actually so bad in US.

>>4287

>Any good way to mass download everything?

You may patch nekopaw grubber, i.e., replace ii.booru.org with rm.booru.org in configs, it worked fine for me Desu~ Perhaps, downthemall can do the job too, but you'll still need to switch pages manually.

>college seems to have changed that, almost all college educated liberals are brainwashed to constantly fight, that their whole lives are politics,

Colleges are also spreading some politics here, but the reasons are mostly economical, students are being taught for free, but they end up in 23 without jobs and many of them wishes to live in the communism like a Soviet one, where every loser would forced to have a job and a salary, even if they do nothing and just sit at the office.

>while pushing extremely dangerous policies and ideas that are of no actual benefit and do more harm to those they claim to "help".

They are obviously harmful indeed, but fighting them by educating people is not an option.

Russia in 1917 have dropped off emperor and came on the way to become a democracy like western one, but they were doing right and unobvious things, while communists simply offered food in red army and to take lands from lords and give them to all farmers, and technically, they did what they promised Desu~ Offer simple and concise benefits, and people would be yours even on imageboards that is true, I've had some personal practices in such a things.

If the US is so doomed how you describe it, and I'd be Trump, I'd take a good moment and started a war with DPRK, and started to enlist all yougsters that have no children or business bounds, and jailed all leftists that are disturbing country that is in real war, not war for a resources as war in Iraq, but total, genociding war that North Korea claims Desu~ Gathering nation against external enemy worked well for Nazi Germany, it currently works for dprk and Russia, why it shouldn't work for a real, not fake threats like the former ones?

>>4292

>Well, it is not any different from our incidents Desu~ At least your people do care about victims.

Yikes, how often do you have major attacks?

Seems to be commonplace here now Desu~ And always immediately after many politicians will swing it to support their pre-existing arguments Desu~

>Muslims are at least 30% of the population

Yikes, I didn't know it was so bad there too Desu~ Truly Japan seems like the only decent place free from such immigration Desu~ I dislike the Chinese, their culture, mindset, mannerisms, all annoy me

>why to keep flaming this hysteria and not simply ban antiviruses in Windows 10 alltogether as Windows itself can detect viruses and log users actions pretty good

Well lots of antivirus companies certainly want to make money, and i wouldn't rely heavily on windows, it has to be updated regularly, and it is not the most thorough Desu~ Plus on the average normie computer, common sense 2.0 is not compatible so you have to install stronger antivirus Desu~

>dv lottery

whats that?

>You may patch nekopaw grubber, i.e., replace ii.booru.org with rm.booru.org in configs, it worked fine for me Desu~ Perhaps, downthemall can do the job too, but you'll still need to switch pages manually.

Oooh this is a good idea, I will have to try it Desu~ I just did another full scrape of pixiv for Suiseiseki images Desu~

>Colleges are also spreading some politics here, but the reasons are mostly economical, students are being taught for free, but they end up in 23 without jobs and many of them wishes to live in the communism like a Soviet one, where every loser would forced to have a job and a salary, even if they do nothing and just sit at the office.

Eugh, what a terrible waste of salaries and offices Desu~ Offices should be for those who work, and work hard Desu~ Those capable of independent thought and self management Desu~ I do prefer a salary to an hourly paycheck Desu~ No more allotted amount of time to get work done Desu~ It's my job to get the work done, and figure out when and how much time i need to do it Desu~ The freedom is nice Desu~

>Offer simple and concise benefits, and people would be yours

I've been trying to understand how so many people are so easily swayed, this statement puts it in a good perspective Desu~

>and jailed all leftists that are disturbing country that is in real war, not war for a resources as war in Iraq, but total, genociding war that North Korea claims Desu~ Gathering nation against external enemy worked well for Nazi Germany, it currently works for dprk and Russia, why it shouldn't work for a real, not fake threats like the former ones?

This could indeed work, and I would like to see North Korea reduced to a smoldering crater Desu~ I don't know we would need to enlist Desu~ Just nuke them into nothingness Desu~ Americans have never been good at Jungle combat, so I would be hesitant to send in troops.

Thankfully both I and my girlfriendare military dropouts, so we can't be reenlisted Desu~

>>4294

>Yikes, how often do you have major attacks?

Shootings are rare here, our "terrorists" strongly prefer grenades Desu~ Roughly once a week some crippled retired soldier ends up his suffering, usually taking some neighbours or ex-girlfriends with him.

The war at the east brings a 10000-20000 deaths and two millions of refugees, if I had an option to choose, I'd preferred mass shootings monthly with an option to own a gun than being enlisted to the east with no chances to change anything for myself.

>Yikes, I didn't know it was so bad there too

It is, unlike desperate whites, they are breeding fast and ready to take any jobs, because middle Asia is a very poor Islamic state now, people are devoid of any jobs there.

>Well lots of antivirus companies certainly want to make money, and i wouldn't rely heavily on windows, it has to be updated regularly, and it is not the most thorough

I've always pirated windows and never applied any updates, and have only false-positive triggering of Avast Desu~ Antiviruses wouldn't protect against the most common windows threat, when you install the program, you would give any rights that software would ask if you need it Desu~ Also, I'd be more concerned about internet accounts safety, network sniffing and other things that are mostly os-independent nowadays and I also switched to Ubuntu, I don't play games and make a stylish MS Office documents anymore, but I do check many files for duplicates, write some grabbers and I want to have unified environment both at the office and at home Desu~ And working with Linux and Android embedded systems is far easier with a Linux on desktop

>whats that?

https://dvlottery.state.gov/

>Eugh, what a terrible waste of salaries and offices Desu~

There is no salaries to waste now lol, but that was the case in Soviet Union Desu~ If everything that you say is correct, your leftist would run in the same problems that USSR did Desu~ I'm not sure that pure capitalism as it was displayed in Soviet propaganda is better, but I'd wish that there was a whole country like US that would be pole to the DPRK-style communism.

> Those capable of independent thought and self management

FYI, in Soviet union entrepreneurship was considered as a heavy crime, in 20-40 yy many farmers was executed for possessing their farms, and until the end of 80'th you'll get a 8-year of prison if you'll try to do something like shop or constantly take a money for some services Desu~ Interesting, do the modern leftists know that the main point of the Kapital and the main policy of USSR was to eliminate any "buissnesses" and make the state the only employer Desu ka~ That's not require self-management, even worse, that was deliberately killing it for a couple of generations Desu~ And it's a really strange to see that this horrible ideas can have any popularity at West.

> Just nuke them into nothingness

Setting a peace there and reintegrating DPRK to South Korea would require some aid, it won't happen without US troops.

>>4295

>Roughly once a week some crippled retired soldier ends up his suffering, usually taking some neighbours or ex-girlfriends with him.

Scary, grenades sound scarier to get than guns Desu~ How does one even get a grenade?

>War in the east

are Russian troops on the ground Desu ka~ Americans have come to think of the war as a far off thing, troops going on deployment in foreign lands is just "normal" now Desu~

"We've always been at war with Eastasia"

>I've always pirated windows and never applied any updates, and have only false-positive triggering of Avast Desu~ Antiviruses wouldn't protect against the most common windows threat, when you install the program, you would give any rights that software would ask if you need it Desu~

Interesting, I wonder if this sort of thing is why the Russian area got hit so hard by the Petya and Wannacry virus's

>link

We literally have a citizenship lotto?? Desu ka~ This feels so surreal

>FYI, in Soviet union entrepreneurship was considered as a heavy crime, in 20-40 yy many farmers was executed for possessing their farms, and until the end of 80'th you'll get a 8-year of prison if you'll try to do something like shop or constantly take a money for some services Desu~ Interesting, do the modern leftists know that the main point of the Kapital and the main policy of USSR was to eliminate any "buissnesses" and make the state the only employer Desu ka~ That's not require self-management, even worse, that was deliberately killing it for a couple of generations Desu~ And it's a really strange to see that this horrible ideas can have any popularity at West.

I did not know that, it is interesting, and sad how leftists believe that this ideology will help them Desu~

>>4296

> How does one even get a grenade?

They simply get them on assignment and bring them home Desu~ How can one control weapons in a country with a real war in its borders Desu ka~ Grenades, RPG-7, machine guns, 120mm mines, tank cartridges are not uncommon trophies Desu~ Moreover, terroristic states have granted rights to legally possess any fieearms with less than 11,43mm caliber, so their citizens can arm themselves with anything stolen from armories, from PM pistols to PK or Maxim machine guns Desu~

Regardless, we don't show any shootings in news, and that's why we don't have such a hysteria Desu~ Everyone is just grew tired to care about dozens casualties each day, car wreckages are deadlier than actual warfare.

>are Russian troops on the ground Desu ka~

Most military personnel at east is from Russia Desu~ Politics from both sides are ok with that, as the war can be blamed for any crimes that government can conduct.

Also, this war is a great example how being civilized would be payed in turn - Ukraine destroyed it's nuclear weapons and gave all components to Russia, for a safety guaranties Desu~ Nothing changes, only a threatening others with a weapons can assure safety, and it would be very hard now to get any peaceful politics with a countries like DPRK or Iran - they can see that politics agreements worth nothing.

>"We've always been at war with Eastasia"

That's ok, unless there is an actual forced to conduct a war Desu~ I don't see anybetter ways to tighten citizens and scare away outsiders.

>Interesting, I wonder if this sort of thing is why the Russian area got hit so hard by the Petya and Wannacry virus's

No, the main reason that win7 is installed at 70% of computers and pirated version have never been updates Desu~ Many people still use Winxp, and it is not uncommon in schools and universities to use ancient computers with win2000.

People simply can afford something never Desu~ Those who can afford won't do that either - win10 would break compatibility with makeshift software, i.e, VB6 elevator or physical access controls in some building, or using extremely scripted Excel spreadsheet for accounting instead of a dedicated software.

>We literally have a citizenship lotto? Desu ka~ Desu ka~ This feels so surreal

You've did, since 1994 at least Desu~ Fortunately countries like India, China or Mexico are banned.

>I did not know that, it is interesting, and sad how leftists believe that this ideology will help them

That ideology was aimed to make a pure communism, and it put anything, i.e., millions of lives to reach it Desu~ There was many surreal things, i.e in 30 yy students was studied in groups and marks was put to the whole groups of 10-30 students, not to the individual ones Desu~

Or, before WWII, marriage was considered retarded religious nonsense - only internal citizenship matters, women could divorce at any time but males have to pay some taxes for their children Desu~ Also, women shouldn't cook or care about children - Soviet man should spent all his life in society, grow at kindergarten from 2 year, feed in diners, live at hostels, everything should be ultimately rational and effective…

I think that one such a failed uthopia should be enough to see that it is not appropriate for human beings, it is failed at the moment one can think that people are equal or may be made equal Desu~ They aren't.

>>4297

>They simply get them on assignment and bring them home Desu~ How can one control weapons in a country with a real war in its borders Desu ka~ Grenades, RPG-7, machine guns, 120mm mines, tank cartridges are not uncommon trophies

That's so strange to think about, and its weird to think about a war on a countries border, its so foreign to us since we only have Mexico and Canada on our borders Desu~ Our Army is EXTREMELY strict on keeping its weapons and tools, they collect most of a soldiers stuff like body armor, rifle, rain jackets, and if you don't turn them in they charge you for them Desu~

>Moreover, terroristic states have granted rights to legally possess any fieearms with less than 11,43mm caliber, so their citizens can arm themselves with anything stolen from armories, from PM pistols to PK or Maxim machine guns

Wait, are there actually ISIS fighters in your country Desu ka~ Taking territory not just one or two lone wolves?

>No, the main reason that win7 is installed at 70% of computers and pirated version have never been updates Desu~ Many people still use Winxp, and it is not uncommon in schools and universities to use ancient computers with win2000.

People simply can afford something never Desu~ Those who can afford won't do that either - win10 would break compatibility with makeshift software, i.e, VB6 elevator or physical access controls in some building, or using extremely scripted Excel spreadsheet for accounting instead of a dedicated software

Ahhh now I see Desu~ Some still cling to 7 (myself included) but anything older is rare, but not uncommon Desu~ Being a US company, microsoft has far more control of keeping older windows copies off the shelf, windows 7 and 8 are nearly impossible to get through legal normie means Desu~

>Fortunately countries like India, China or Mexico are banned.

Oh, phew Desu~ Good!

> it is failed at the moment one can think that people are equal or may be made equal Desu~ They aren't.

Indeed Desu~ I am somewhat of an anomaly as I still do believe in Diversity, but completely oppose the leftist idea of it Desu~ They want diversity of skincolor and appearance, but detest diversity of ideals Desu~ We are not all equal, and that is what makes us strong, acknowledging those differences, weaknesses and strengths Desu~ Personal accountability and knowing that one can overcome these differences Desu~ Having the government hand someone free stuff because one person has an acknowledged weakness is stupid, they learn nothing from this and do not become a better person Desu~ One who has to overcome challenge themselves will be much stronger for it Desu~

>>4298

>That's so strange to think about, and its weird to think about a war on a countries border, its so foreign to us since we only have Mexico and Canada on our borders Desu~

For me too Desu~ We've gave up all remaining Soviet nuclear missiles, bombers, carriers etc, cut army to the minimum, have never been pretending to counter with neighbours, allowed Russia to host it's military fleet in Crimea etc, and the Russia was thought as the last country we'd ever could fight with Desu~ Things had changed literally in a couple of months, it's like US to annex British Columbia,motivating by necessity to have a terrestrial joint with Alaska.

>Our Army is EXTREMELY strict on keeping its weapons and tools, they collect most of a soldiers stuff like body armor, rifle, rain jackets, and if you don't turn them in they charge you for them Desu~

Soviet firearms massively outnumbers the actual soldiers, and the army is too confused with an actual warfare to track it closely Desu~ Also, there are trophies as well Desu~

>Wait, are there actually ISIS fighters in your country Desu ka~

You mean fighters on isis side Desu ka~ No, they aren't, though some Russian mercenaries moved to Syria, fighting for Asad is payed much better.

> Being a US company, microsoft has far more control of keeping older windows copies off the shelf, windows 7 and 8 are nearly impossible to get through legal normie means Desu~

What about buying some OEM PC with win7 pre-installed Desu ka~ I've been told that this is quite profitable.

As for diversity, I think that the biggest flaw is the idea that the society should help anyone, instead of trying to personally became better than average Desu~ It should not be okay to be uneducated, work on lower payed jobs or be boring and passive person, but western diversity seems to make a great conditions for such a persons and most people starting to loose any motivation to do anything Desu~ That was exactly the reason why Soviet Union failed, and I'd wish that at least some countries stop moving on that crash course Desu~ Even despite the fact that for me personally, us democrats conducted much handier politics.

>another two attacks since I last posted

>diversity visa is probably going to disappear

rip your plans to immigrate, hopefully a new immigration option thats merit based does actually get put in place, which might give you a better chance Desu~ Trump is deadset on closing the diversity visa lottery, and it will probably go through, fast Desu~

Meanwhile, I want to get out even more now!

>>4300

>Soviet firearms massively outnumbers the actual soldiers, and the army is too confused with an actual warfare to track it closely Desu~ Also, there are trophies as well Desu~

Hah, maybe I should visit and pick up some guns lol

>No, they aren't, though some Russian mercenaries moved to Syria, fighting for Asad is payed much better.

Huh, Interesting

>What about buying some OEM PC with win7 pre-installed Desu ka~ I've been told that this is quite profitable.

Again, most retail stores have contracts with microsoft and microsoft strong arms them into not selling win7 Desu~ Smaller stores can do it all day long, but the very large retailers do not have win7 or 8 anymore Desu~

>As for diversity, I think that the biggest flaw is the idea that the society should help anyone, instead of trying to personally became better than average Desu~ It should not be okay to be uneducated, work on lower payed jobs or be boring and passive person, but western diversity seems to make a great conditions for such a persons and most people starting to loose any motivation to do anything Desu~ That was exactly the reason why Soviet Union failed, and I'd wish that at least some countries stop moving on that crash course

Indeed, our young people are lazy, especially in the workplace Desu~ Most coworkers ive worked with are always trying to do as little as possible Desu~ I always feel like the only one trying to better myself, do more, provide more to the company, become more valuable Desu~ That very quickly gets old and you give up, when you realize you get no recognition for trying, everyone is trying to do as little as possible, if one person works hard the rest just get crabby and complain which is a hassle for the bosses.

Thankfully working salary is very different, and very much enjoyable Desu~ Many don't even want jobs, they are happy to live off mommy and daddys money or the government Desu~

>Even despite the fact that for me personally, us democrats conducted much handier politics.

What do you mean Desu ka~

>>4301

>rip your plans to immigrate,

Lol, I'm not taking dv lottery seriously Desu~ Chances to be selected is lower than 1%, the only reason to try it is zero costs, just fill some form on a website.

I'm going to raise my coding skills, probably I'll also finish my PhD just for "merit proof" , and if for some reason us will become really so bad place for live, I'll look for others as well Desu~ But I'm pretty sure that if the end of a world would be in form of mass madness and degradation, US would last longest of all Desu~ At least longer that EU or end-of-the-world unautonomous shelters like New Zealand.

>Hah, maybe I should visit and pick up some guns lol

Legal ownership of guns is heavily restricted here, one should be licenced hunter to own a shotgun, and after 5 years of smoothbore firearm ownership, one may apply for rifles Desu~ Handguns are completely prohibited.

But that doesn't stop from shootings, didn't stopped before war, doesn't stop from fragging someone now Desu~

> Smaller stores can do it all day long, but the very large retailers do not have win7 or 8 anymore Desu~

What about pirared ones Desu ka~

>Thankfully working salary is very different, and very much enjoyable Desu~ Many don't even want jobs, they are happy to live off mommy and daddys money or the government Desu~

That is one thing that makes me prefer us over Europe, there is still some inequality between system abusers and people that actually works Desu~

>What do you mean Desu ka~

I mean more active military aid on our east borders and simply tripling h1b visa cap for skilled workers Desu~ But I do understand that this visa brings 50000 Indians each year, and thats not good, I'd like to use some better software.