gassius
When I talk about Ideology, I am not referring to the people, but the regime hiercachy. I would guess in the case of Czechoslovakia the regime had some Ideology alignment with the Soviets, but I truly don't know. But yes, they modern approach seems to favor the exile instead of the reclusion or so it seems
At that point I leaved Venezuela inmediatly with my 2 minor aged kids, because for me it was a NO BRAINER that the first thing they will do was to limit the emigration and the free ciruculation. My train of tought was very simple. As any other Socialist Dictatorship before, this one needs to halt the staggering loss of skilled proffesionals like Medics, Engineers or whatever they deemed of National Security, I mean, you still need Doctors, you still need the Electricity and Water to get into the industries and houses, and specially for Venezuela, you need to keep the Oil flowing off the earth...
BOY WAS I WRONG, they never put a formal limit to the emigration and at least another 5 million people leaved Venezuela (so far). It did not matter at all that the already in shambles Public Health system collapsed, they doctors that stayed were private and they attended only the capacity that could pay for the scarse services, the basic services did not matter that much either, as people got use to get them once or twice per week, and even a country wide blackout of 3 weeks was not the end of the regime, and the Oil, well, does not matter either because what was once 3.5 million barrels per day went to be as low as 300.000 bpd.
So, what was the difference? well, for all its downfalls, it seems to me that the XX century Communist/Socialist dictatorships were guided by Ideology, they really thought theirs ideas were for the better of their people, so having no Healthcare was a REAL PROBLEM, having no public services was a REAL PROBLEM. Of course, their recipes were doomed as their political ideals, but at least they tried.
The Venezuelan Regime has no Ideology (it has some in form of propaganda, but that is different that actions) as the latest news can attest, They couldn't care less about the people and the wellness. They did not use any "Natural Resouces" to keep any level of living conditions, they just let loose the ruins of the economy they had messed so badly to let the most savage neoliberalism to correct the course while they stayed in power to keep leaching two sources of income, whatever oil they could produce and the drugs operations revenue, alongside their cut on any business their allies (AKA "Enchufados) could come up in the "liberalized" economy.
All the people that leaved the country (including me) just made them easier to keep control of whatever was left. Ever decreasing political or social opposition, less pressure of the shambles public services and so on and on...
The Natural Resources is just a part of their Income, it does not affects the hability to control or to even extract richness from the system.
And I for one am grateful for the Enlightenment illustrating the deification of Knowledge
The well established historical facts you mention are neither well established more less facts. For example, the Bodadilla report is argued in some circles to be just part of political bickering, which of course, is totally normal in the context, as it is the fact that Columbus itself has marginal control and presence over little territory for a very short period of time. To call it genocidal is still, inequivocally, for much that you dont like it, indoctrination
An unironicall one
Still remembered, always remembered
Is funny, because that kind on unscientific unrational thinking was the main handicap the native population of America had against the Europeans migrants and the moral of the story in question is precisely that the power of knowledge and rational thinking can help you survirve some very long odds stacked against you
They can, that is why cars have all this pretty lights in the back! They can warn of several things, like intention of turning, braking, accidents, is amazing.
And it works wonders if the human driver focus on the trafic ahead of the car just in front
I really hope we don't get back to any of that in 1, 2 or 100 generations
The risk of having one can be reduced with a good Set and setting
I manually added the new RSA SSH public key entry to my known_hosts file (like they say in the blogpost)
Then ran ssh -T [email protected] and got
Warning: Permanently added the RSA host key for IP address '140.82.121.3' to the list of known hosts. Hi gassius! You've successfully authenticated, but GitHub does not provide shell access.
Then, when trying a git pull, I got this:
Warning: the RSA host key for 'github.com' differs from the key for the IP address '140.82.121.4' Offending key for IP in ~/.ssh/known_hosts:63 Matching host key in ~/.ssh/known_hosts:64
So basically, the Offending key is the one I added manually as per blogpost?
Ok, I am in Europe, and this seems like an issue of global distribution network or something, but this is not great AT ALL, either the blogpost information is not complete or something fishy is going on
UPDATE: The replies makes clear what I was seeing those errors and make sense. Thanks
EDIT: Formatting and Acknowledge of the situation per replies
When I tried to pull from my repo I got the warning message, right
I removed the old keys with ssh-keygen -R github.com
Then, trying with `ssh -T [email protected]` I see this
The authenticity of host 'github.com (140.82.121.3)' can't be established. ECDSA key fingerprint is SHA256:p2QAMXNIC1TJYWeIOttrVc98/R1BUFWu3/LiyKgUfQM.
So, first thing of course, is that the fingerprint does not match the one in the blogpost which is SHA256:uNiVztksCsDhcc0u9e8BujQXVUpKZIDTMczCvj3tD2s
Second problem, is that ip 140.82.121.3 seems to be reported as HIGH RISK[0]
So basically, how should I proceed? I am not security expert but I would say I am not an illiterate on this, and I have no idea. I guess the majority of users would you accept the new key, but is this the right move? I would need to do it if I want to do some work, that is for sure
EDIT: Formatting
[0]https://www.ipqualityscore.com/free-ip-lookup-proxy-vpn-test...
Director allowed quick development of Multimedia catalogs and even games. I wonder nowadays, what has taken its place? Let's say that I want to throw together some media assets, sincronize it's behavior, add some functional logic and package it all as a standalone binary to distribute, what should I use? An Engine like Unreal o other? Is there any authoring tools for that?
This are totally honest questions. I don't know the "state of the art" nowadays and if is even possible with an acceptable learning curve for someone to do that kind of things we use to do with Director
As the low grade astrocytoma is treatable and with high long term survival rate, he recommends that we might extracts some ovules if we decide to have another kid in the future, as the chemo had a high chance of infertility. We had one son, and being both on our middle to late 30s, we agreed.
We go to her OG for this, and as he is performing an preliminary echography... a heart beat start blasting on the speakers, over two months of his negative blood pregnancy test, after major brain surgery, after major doses of meds of all kinds, she was, indeed, pregnant. We knew exactly when she got pregnant, it was 5 days before that ER visit. She "knew" it that day in the ER, that's why she asked for the pregnancy test (that, once again, came negative).
She decided to have the baby, no matter what the risk for her it was, no matter what risk for the baby it was. Chemo was out the question and radio treatment was a high risk and had to wait for at least another month. 6 months later we had a healthy baby, who is now a healthy 10 year old girl.
Sadly, some months after given birth to her, my wife had a relapse, the brain tumor came back, this time as GBM, a month after the girl second birthday, she passed away.
Life found a way, tho, and my wife never had any remorse of the decisions we made and she would be proud of what her sons are coming to be
Venezuela had 'sanctions' starting on 2016, last year of Obama presidency. The scope of those sanctions is very limited to SOME individuals either in the Government and some business associates. There is no general embargo. And while the political scenario seems to no have changed very much, at least on the name and faces, the sanctions are the clear starting point on a big economic change that happened on 2018, where the economy opened up and was unofficially dollarized, probably by those who were not longer able to easily extract those dollars and euros into the US and EU (and fiscal paradises)like they were use to do. In this case, the sanctions had improved millions of lives and I guess that is good enough
For me, coming from a country ravaged by corrupt politicians, that controlled the Central Bank, and destroyed the country with years of hyperinflation, among other tools of destruction, the biggest problem Bitcoin seems to solve is Economic Dependency on Public Policy
Yeah, Vercel is running some GCP services it seems
Anyway, what I decided to do is, while keeping the technical option (and using it when necessary) is keep hammering into the kids the need to work on self control, to recognize what behavior helps them to be productive and what doesn't. Do your job, then enjoy and also important, most of the joy is offscreen.
I try to use the same message on me because I can also use it A LOT OF TIMES
Just a minor caveat I would have with your answer is that inflation cause price increase, when for me the price increase is just an indicator of inflation, not a cause or consequence of it.
That being said, taking out the "runaway" adjective, inflation should be expected as a logical consequence of the monetary policy at least in US and Europe, and as a matter of fact, consumer price index are already up all across the board and both Fed and ECB had already adjusted their inflation target up. This should surprise no one, you just cannot increase the monetary mass by trillions in the year where the global economy shutted down due a global pandemic and not expect an inflationary spike. The global public debt won't be "paid" without an increase on inflation.
And this is not a criticism on the political behind this. The decision was made to ease the economic impact of the pandemic both in the general public and the private sector and in most cases this was achieved, but that doesn't mean the impact does not exist, is just that is being spread out in 20 years, and part of that would be on inflation.