artem2471
The whole idea of beating up Russians based on a word is a fantasy.
So it is sort of a benchmark.
There are 2 questions: 1. Is there a something that both Typora and Werner do not have, that would benefit their target users? 2. Is there a better approach in general to local-first rich docs in general, like, not Markdown, for example?
There was a clear designation of Finland as Soviet zone of influence in Molotov Ribbentrop protocol, every other country in that zone was conquered.
There is no trust between Ukraine and Russia, there won’t be an agreement.
Starlink mini costs 400 usd in Kyiv 1600 usd will buy you delta 3 max.
What exactly do you do?
Zelensky had peace and negotiation with Russia in his campaign. Ukrainian politicians, who actually had “repairing ties with Russia” in their campaign lost.
That is not true.
The main thing you missing is scale. Sheer amount of missiles Russia sent over four years is in thousands, in drones in 10’s of thousands.
Second, Russia demands ceding all of Zaporizhzha, Kherson and Donetsk region to Russian control. Ukraine already agreed to unconditional ceasefire, Russia wants 3 regions with millions of people.
Any non-conscripts left to Europe - that is not true, there are many kids, elderly and women in Ukraine, including the South and the East.
Referendum for status of Crimea was never on Zelensky ballot. « – Крим повернеться лише тоді, коли у Росії зміниться влада. Іншого виходу у мене немає, – наголосив Зеленський.» nothing about ceding anything.
Nor it was sole Russian demand at any point. So that’s a nice rhetorical device here, but ceding or not ceding Crimea has no relation to the war’s end
About whether Ukraine can or cannot win the war, I don’t have a magical crystal ball and neither do you. Soviet Union lost to Finland, Russia to Chechen insurgents, the disparity was much bigger.
In reality, Ukraine gave away Crimea in 2014 “to prevent war”, it worked out nicely, yeah?
Another point, Kherson and Zaporizhzha consistently, even before 2022, voted for pro-EU parties, in two parliamentary and two presidential elections.
What is also interesting, is that in your messages there was not a single mention of Russia’s responsibility for the war. It is treated like some sort of a tornado. Zelensky this, Zelensky that. Doesn’t Russia have some sort of agency, no? Isn’t it a bit conspicuous for a Ukrainian, no?
About losing something to gain something, Ukraine already lost a lot in 2014-2015, yet that did not lead to any gains. There is no equilibrium here.
Pps: I think your time is not of the utmost value.
What do you know about what people in Ukraine want? Who gave you the right to speak from Ukrainians position?
You don’t live in Ukraine, you are not a Ukrainian, you are just “from Ukraine”.
State violence is a very dangerous road.
Briberies, illegal goods, sheesh…
So no protests in the streets.