| 6 Oct 2022 |
 ExecuteVadimKrasikov | but you see.... a lot of money is lost when you get paid by enterprises in other countries | 20:29:52 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | so, this will have impact | 20:29:58 |
 DarkNess | Please, wait the winter, heh | 20:30:00 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | germanys gas tanks are full.. may come what want, there will be enough gas, just not as cheaply as it was with the gas of the russian criminals | 20:31:02 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | and we lived in pure luxury..... its not like in russia, where in the villages, the people freeze every year | 20:32:05 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | so, all we need to do is... come out of summer cloths... but welll... you are right, some of us would moan about not wearing shorts and shirts in dec-feb in our homes | 20:33:00 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | ultimately what we have to waive now is a joke compared to what previous generations had to do after the war | 20:35:51 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | if you hardly get iphones and other stuff here without the black market at overpriced prices, it would be muuuuuuch worse | 20:37:23 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | and the apps are an issue.... so much that russians sell iphones with "banking app already installed"... ;-) | 20:37:55 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | the stinky air, or gas as some call it, that the russians sold us is a lot easier to replace. | 20:39:00 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | and as an amateur astronomer i'm used to spending the whole night outside when it's below zero. | 20:40:22 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | there is hardly any real winter here anyway. some years almost completely without frost and then only -3 and no longer -20 as it often happened 30-40 years ago | 20:41:50 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | So a Russian who works internationally is now much more disadvantaged than I am if I have to pay a little more for heating and eating | 20:44:36 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | and for the russians the impoverishment is only just beginning. they will become impoverished if they continue to want what they had before. all the western toys they loved so much are getting so expensive.. | 20:47:27 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | You know, corona was much worse. there was a real shortage of important things like toilet paper. all i haven't gotten for half a day since the orcs' war of aggression against ukraine was sunflower oil. but to be precise, i already had 3 bottles of it lying around beforehand. I didn't even notice this scarcity that prevailed for a few days ;-) | 21:04:35 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | but it's just part of the russian narrative of the propagandists to tell you we would suffer shortages here, just so you don't notice so much that it's you who can no longer get hold of many goods so easily ;-) | 21:06:25 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | if we couldn't get hold of the most modern semiconductors from taiwan, south korea and co, like the russians can't get hold of, it would be much worse for us. | 21:32:56 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | actually one could almost be thankful to the russians for this little energy crisis. industry in particular, be it heavy industry or something as simple as a supermarket or a furniture store, wastes far too much energy. huge parking lots that light up at night without customers. all such things. the energy crisis or the increase in energy prices simply gets the selection going a little bit there. | 21:48:05 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | and the astronomer in me is happy about every bit less artificial light at night ;-) | 21:50:43 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | and now we finally have a good reason to revive the solar industry, which we gave up at some point because of cheap chinese production. when I look around here in this street full of single-family houses, not even 10 percent of the useful south-facing roof area is covered with solar, that also applies to me. the north sides are used here by an estimated 1-3 percent (a few hardcore solar fans also have a bit on the north side) [all numbers gut calculated estimates] | 22:06:03 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | we're even talking about gas fracking again. that was unthinkable less than 12 months ago and was considered devil stuff here. | 22:14:25 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | on the russian side, however, it's more like "yes, we're going to make our own cars again!" and the result is a lada brand that was already considered unsafe and problematic in soviet times. Or the dream of domestic chip production, which now has to realize that its manufacturing technology skills are those of the west somewhere around the end of the 1990s | 22:21:34 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | and with the actual "brain drain", the russians are totally fucked in the long term, if those people find good jobs elsewhere | 22:27:46 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | guess putin wants a pure worker race... very orcish, heh | 22:28:20 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | work long, die young | 22:28:26 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | on this course, the Russians will also shoot themselves in the foot over the next decade when it comes to the export of weapon systems. An AK47 is just stamped sheet metal, the ork will always manage that. but modern submarines, planes, rockets and goulash cannons (every army needs them! heh), they will hardly be able to offer for export anymore. | 22:40:33 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | the sale of kilo/lada class submarines is already collapsing. china replaces russia there | 22:41:52 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | * on this course, the Russians will also shoot themselves in the foot over the next decade when it comes to the export of weapon systems. An AK47 is just stamped sheet metal, the orcs will always manage that. but modern submarines, planes, rockets and goulash cannons (every army needs them! heh), they will hardly be able to offer for export anymore. | 22:43:47 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | * on this course, the Russians will also shoot themselves in the foot over the next decade when it comes to the export of weapon systems. An AK47 is just stamped sheet metal, the orcs will always manage that. but for modern submarines, planes, rockets and goulash cannons (every army needs them! heh), they will hardly be able to offer for export anymore. | 22:46:11 |
| ExecuteVadimKrasikov | * on this course, the Russians will also shoot themselves in the foot over the next decade when it comes to the export of weapon systems. An AK47 is just stamped sheet metal, the orcs will always manage that. but modern submarines, planes, rockets and goulash cannons (every army needs them! heh), they will hardly be able to offer such for export anymore. | 22:48:12 |
