There has been another outrageous invasion of #privacy here in #Ukraine
Armed men with automatic rifles and body armor methodically went to every apartment and demanded to see papers and contents of the phones. Apparently it was a raid/hunt on russian 'saboteur and reconnaissance elements'.
But if you pretended nobody home they just moved on. This halfhearted approach makes whole affair futile and the invasion of privacy meaningless. I guess #war justifies any injustice.
#Ukraine war
Comprehending the scale of people fleeing the war.
https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmNvwG5bFTSwddYajd4HYwJdYjcEYXwsCwzmRgR56Jg2JM/IMG_1043.mp4
So it took just 19 days for Aliexpress order to arrive in #Ukraine Very impressive logistics work. They also bundled three orders into one.
Since the start of the russian invasion the crime in #Ukraine went noticeably down but for some reason there are more fatal car accidents than usual.
Look like Aliexpress has resumed shipping to #Ukraine
It took 10 days after corresponding local delivery network announcement to actually work.
In the peace time it took 3-4 weeks for parcels to arrive. Let's see how quick it will be now.
The "Hertzbleed" vulnerability https://lwn.net/Articles/897914/ #LWN
Steven Rostedt gave a talk "Dynamically allocated pseudo-filesystems" at LSFMM in which he suggests a way to save RAM used for pseudo-filesystems, such as sysfs, debugfs, and tracefs, in the Linux kernel.
Maybe it is a new hope for low RAM home routers to fit #Openwrt in them again?
[LWN paywall] https://lwn.net/Articles/895111/
https://interfax.com.ua/news/interview/832588.html
Recap part 2:
The shift of subscribers to the less populated areas resulted in overload of 900Mhz 4G network. In some places to the point of complete lack of service. The government allocated additional 5Mhz in 2100Mhz band but the company wants an access to 2300Mhz band to offload 4G even further. The talks are ongoing.
#Starlink solutions are a nice patch but are easily overloaded by 10 subscribers.
Very interesting article about migrations in #Ukraine in numbers from a cellphone provider's point of view. (UA lang) https://interfax.com.ua/news/interview/832588.html
Recap:
Migration trend reversal is noticed, people are coming back.
Poland accepted 35%
Germany accepted 15%
Czechia 7%
Italy 5%
Moldova 2%
Romania 2%
Internal migration was 8.7M of that particular provider's subscribers. 4M of those were long-distance moves within Ukraine and the rest 4.7M moved out of large cities to nearby town and villages.
I live on a river and notice more people fishing than usual. Nice to have another source of sustenance. Boat travel is prohibited under Martial law in #Ukraine so there is hardly a free spot on the river bank here.
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