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Spiritual predecessor if ofc this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Py6a-3iKIoU

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To me this is a sign of innocence from the Western narrative

[-] Yanqui_UXO@hexbear.net 61 points 8 months ago* (last edited 8 months ago)

Sure it's been said before, but once again, in light of Trump's new thruthsocials. 1) Medvedev is not the official voice of the Kremlin, that's what MID (Ministry of Foreign Affairs) is for, while he can say whatever he wants. 2) Nuclear submarines have already been in place and aimed at Moscow/Washington, DC respectively. 3) Medvedev is there to show that if the US doesn't like the liberal Putin, they won't get an American stooge for a replacement, they will get a hardliner like Medvedev in his tweets and he will enjoy the popular support too.

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28 Years Later (hexbear.net)
submitted 8 months ago* (last edited 8 months ago) by Yanqui_UXO@hexbear.net to c/movies@hexbear.net

Huuuge fan of 28 Days Later, the rest is still decent, without too much scrutiny, but.

28 Years Later has an amazing soundtrack, almost entirely written by the Young Fathers. And they do GY!BE's East Hastings at the end. So that was certainly very pleasant.

But I couldn't shake off the feeling, maybe biased by looking at the state of the UK these days, that this is a movie by a dying culture for a dying culture. Which is in its own way poetic and beautiful, considering it's a zombie movie.

28 Days Later was about people, and how bad (or good) they can be, not about zombies. And in this new one, it's cool music, and cool camera work, and Ralph Fiennes covered in iodine, but it's just death, death, death for its own sake. It really stops making sense toward the end unless you're into euthanasia. Just a strange cult and a memorial to death.

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submitted 9 months ago by Yanqui_UXO@hexbear.net to c/music@hexbear.net

Back between 2005-2010 everyone had a music blog. This was when Google's Blogger was actually a thing (Gorilla vs. Bear anyone?). Indie rock, hipster shit. When experiencing music was communal. Yea, a community could've been tiny, but it was still a social experience. And the funny thing is not that there isn't good music out there anymore. There is. Like before, you still have to go through lots and lots of bad stuff to find it. There's probably even more good music out there right now, if you sift through the enormous shitpile. But it doesn't feel like a social experience anymore. You just find it on your own, and you will most likely just enjoy it on your own. Doesn't feel as good. Bands with names like "Margot's and the Nuclear So and So's" don't exist anymore. Anyway, music sucks, I love it.

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Behold (thelemmy.club)
submitted 9 months ago by Yanqui_UXO@hexbear.net to c/pets@hexbear.net

This is Tofu. Every which way he moves, it's always the golden ratio somehow

[-] Yanqui_UXO@hexbear.net 71 points 1 year ago

Damn I'm so glad I had left the US 4 year ago, at the very last moment sort of. It's not even a Trump thing, it's just generally the mass psychosis thing

[-] Yanqui_UXO@hexbear.net 26 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

Does the DPRK in any way fight against the western anti-DPRK insane propaganda? Aside from the officials' statements, which I don't think have much effect. My impression is not much. I look at China where the anti-propaganda effort is ramping up. Including the new visa-free regime for so many countries (Belarus did it first). I know that the DPRK is working on some resorts, but that seems to be targeted at friendly counties like Russia. But the tendency seems to be that the westerners live so poorly now, that it could be beneficial to just open up a little. So why not?

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submitted 1 year ago by Yanqui_UXO@hexbear.net to c/chat@hexbear.net

Being drunk, though, lapse of judgment. I swore to never go to a casino or try hard drugs due to my addictive personality, but that shit snuck in through my phone goddamn

[-] Yanqui_UXO@hexbear.net 69 points 2 years ago

Crazy how 10 years ago AMD was a penny stock, around $4 vs Intel's $27, and now they're $135 and $20 respectively. I think abt this more than I should because I've always been team red and almost bought it. But now it's too gambly to buy any

[-] Yanqui_UXO@hexbear.net 44 points 2 years ago

It's a bit murkier than this. The EU will first and foremost give this money to itself:

Under the proposal, 90% of the funds would be initially allocated to the European Peace Facility (EPF), the bloc’s mechanism to reimburse weapons delivered to Kyiv, and then to the newly created Ukraine Assistance Fund (UAF). [ x ]

From this language, it's not even clear whether this money will go to procure new weapons or to reimburse themselves for the already delivered ones. It can go either way or be some mixture of both.

[-] Yanqui_UXO@hexbear.net 49 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

Rabid Baltic states + Poland keep closing borders with Belarus and introduce various restrictions. As a response, Belarus introduces a visa-free regime to 35 more (mostly European) countries (Lituanians, Latvians, and Poles could already come visa-free for over two years). It's funny how the Iron Wall turntables have trurnabled.

[-] Yanqui_UXO@hexbear.net 32 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

car go far, but at what cost!

[-] Yanqui_UXO@hexbear.net 36 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

President Joe Biden has given Ukraine permission to use American-supplied weapons to strike targets in Russia, but only near the Kharkiv region, US officials say.

US concedes Kharkiv region now belongs to Russia

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Cat update (hexbear.net)
submitted 2 years ago by Yanqui_UXO@hexbear.net to c/pets@hexbear.net

He's all good

[-] Yanqui_UXO@hexbear.net 27 points 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago)

He said:

Representatives of NATO countries, especially in Europe, especially in small countries - they should be aware of what they are playing with. They have to remember that these are usually states with a small territory and very dense population. And this is a factor that they should keep in mind before they talk about striking deep into Russian territory. [ x ]

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submitted 2 years ago by Yanqui_UXO@hexbear.net to c/chat@hexbear.net

For half a year I thought my account was deleted because I couldn't log in. Turns out it was a Firefox problem (and a million plugins I use?). Now I'm here using Chrome smdh

[-] Yanqui_UXO@hexbear.net 30 points 2 years ago

Firofox pls chomsky-yes-honey

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Say meow to Tofu (hexbear.net)
submitted 2 years ago* (last edited 2 years ago) by Yanqui_UXO@hexbear.net to c/pets@hexbear.net

This is my cat Tofu. About 2 yrs old now, he was thrown outside by the previous owners at some point, lost a few teeth on the streets. He's the gentlest creature I've ever met. Throws himself on the floor so you rub his belly. Lets you stroke his paws. Spends hours looking outside the window, recognizes his reflection in the mirror, and just learns learns learns as he goes. I took him in expecting nothing, but this cat has the best personality I could've ever imagined.

[-] Yanqui_UXO@hexbear.net 50 points 2 years ago

Have I ever mentioned that I'd met Evan Neumann, one of the Jan 6 rioters, here in Belarus where he got an asylum? It happened about a year go, but I haven't posted in a while so.

There was an interview with him on the local news, that's how I recognized him. I was just drinking with a friend at a place that only sells shots, and he was there with some dude. So I went to say hi bc I was sufficiently drunk :) He said he sold (or was selling?) his house in San Francisco, so on that money alone he can just happily grow old in Belarus.

Real cold war shit really. Our govt topplers flee west, western flee east. Get weaponized in the war of narratives, ofc.

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I simply cannot (hexbear.net)
submitted 3 years ago* (last edited 3 years ago) by Yanqui_UXO@hexbear.net to c/chapotraphouse@hexbear.net

BHL in Rojava, 2020

https://hexbear.net/post/223315

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submitted 4 years ago* (last edited 4 years ago) by Yanqui_UXO@hexbear.net to c/ama@hexbear.net

I posted two months ago that I had left the US to... somewhere. Well, it was Belarus. Because my mom is from here. So there's that. I'm just one smol human bean with vicious brain worms, but I'd be happy to answer questions about/from the perspective of this point on the Google Maps before we're disconnected by the Iron Curtain 2.0.

(It's evening here, I have a few hours, but if I don't answer your question I'll get back to it tomorrow I promise (unless it's redundant/silly/makes me mad lol))

E: I'm going to bed but I'll answer any new questions when I'm up, as promised.

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