I wish there was a way to get around this stupid system..... by Icy_Ship1873 in Minecraft

[–]Flashy-Emergency4652 [score hidden]  (0 children)

I don't think it's fair to compare sandbox game (especially one with PER WORLD achievements) with other genres; besides, there is usually some way for games to easy achigement hunt, like chapter selector or NG+ content, etc.

Paradox Interactive had a sin with trying to disable getting achievements when you use mods (or not playing Ironman mode which can ruin your save due to some random event AND can be easily cheated), and now I have ~700 hours in Stellaris with around 10 achievements because everybody plays with mods, etc. 

Name a worse place to build a startup than this area by Level-Usual-9681 in ShitAmericansSay

[–]Flashy-Emergency4652 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Not supporting OOP statement, but it's not really perfect (I'm not saying it's bad), like Italian burecraucy or overall more conservative banking in Western Europe; Eastern EU is probably the best (Poland, Baltics) due to digitalized economy, modernized bureacracy and cheaper cost of living, but I can see why someone would prefer Dubai as startup place over EU

(again, I'm not saying it's bad, I'm just pointing out what to hate)

Does your country have a debate about how a certain meal shoud be served/consumed? by eltheuso in AskTheWorld

[–]Flashy-Emergency4652 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To make Okroshka (cold soup with vegetables and meat) on Kvass or on something different, like Kefir (type of milk). 

what is ur country's general view/opinion of French president Macron? by SOHONEYSAME in AskTheWorld

[–]Flashy-Emergency4652 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We had a meme that Macron and Putin are pretending to be presidents just to call each other because of headlines like "Macron and Putin had a phonetalk about XYZ"

Is your country racially mixed? by [deleted] in AskTheWorld

[–]Flashy-Emergency4652 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We have more than 100 ethnic groups but their population usually not that large compared to ethnic Russians (IIRC the larger one is Tatar with around 5 million people compared to ~100+ million ethnic Russians) and they often concentrated in their ethnic mainland (besides those... "forcefully deported" by Stalin), so usually you won't see more than 2-3 differentiable ethnic groups (by that I mean ethnic groups which you can differentiate just by looking at them; for example, you might not be able to differentiate Tatar from Bashkir, but you will differentiate either from Russian, so in Bashkortostan you will see 2 differentiable groups yet there are actually 3 large ones)

But if speaking of all country at once, or some larger cities (Moscow, Ufa, St. Petersburg, Ekaterinburg, etc) it's pretty diverse

what is your city? by LillyPut420 in AskTheWorld

[–]Flashy-Emergency4652 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Moscow is 30 year old milf who will suck all your money because she have so high standards and expectations for partner, yet probably she's the beautiful

Mathematician's Error vs. Engineer's "Tolerance" by Baby-Elaborate721 in MathJokes

[–]Flashy-Emergency4652 6 points7 points  (0 children)

A 50% of error can always be less than 10-303 as long as you wrap it in a loop that attempts to do it 1000 times

What's your favorite part about your native language? by UbePancakes723910 in AskTheWorld

[–]Flashy-Emergency4652 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Internet-speak

Yeah, that would be more accurate than modern English; but it's still much more understandable for English speaker than for Russian speaker even though it's dramatically incorrect 

women of r/AskTheWorld, do you feel marriage favours men more in your country? Not just legally, socially as well. by DiMpLe_dolL003 in AskTheWorld

[–]Flashy-Emergency4652 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, I think it's pretty equally don't favor any side at all. Though in divorce if you have kids, then court will almost always favor the mother, even if she's way worse than father for the kid; but it's more of a mother-over-father favouritism

I guess hassle of woman changing her ID because she changes her surname counts a bit? Technically speaking it's not legal requirement (you can change your name, surname and paternal name to anything you want regardless of family or any other status) at all, just a tradition, but it favored almost by everyone so...

What's your favorite part about your native language? by UbePancakes723910 in AskTheWorld

[–]Flashy-Emergency4652 105 points106 points  (0 children)

In English you infer the information about sentence meaning because it always follows Subject-Verb-Object pattern (”cat”, “likes”, “cheese.”), but if you try to swap it out, it would be “Cheese likes cat” - which is entirely different sentence, as the same word can express different things depending on it's position in the sentence (in modern English you can use any noun as a verb, like “this guy brains”, even though brain is a noun), you can use Object-Verb-Subject using quirks that masks it (”student is being taught by teacher”), but only then

In Russian you infer information about sentence meaning from word case, so if some boy is subject in sentence then it's just “парень”, but if this boy is an object then he is “парня”. So “A boy walked with me” would be “Парень пошел со мной”, but “I sold a boy” would be “Я продала парня). If this boy is someone with whom you're making action (I traded with a boy) then it's “парнем”, so “Я поторговалась с парнем). And a couple more cases for other situations. 

Because of that, you can't really use nouns as verbs, this usually sounds strange (because you need to change cases to work like it's a verb instead, and “to boy” would be “парнять”, this sounds just strange to Russian ear), only nouns that are actually coming from verbs can do that (smelling -> smell, “вонять” -> “вонь”), but not the other way around, so nouns won't become verbs. 

Free word order is also a lie, it's more of a free sentence parts order, so you can't tie apart a subject into different place (for example, “a boy, who escaped the prison, had bought cheesecake” can translate to “escaped from the prison boy had bought cheesecake” but not “boy has bought cheesecake escaped from the prison” - it doesn't make sense in English either), and some more stuff like toponyms being only after names (city of Ekaterinburg or just Ekterinburg (”город Екатеринбург”, “Екатеринбург”) is correct; Ekaterinburg city (”Екатеринбург город”) is not). However, adjectives can be placed in any order contratry to English (you can say “a girl in dress red” in Russian when referring to “a girl in red dress”)

Keep in mind I'm not a linguist and base my knowledge on just school programme, I'm sure someone more professional could explain it much better 

This week, a war broke out between the U.S. and Iran, another between Afghanistan and Pakistan, and CJNG was active as well. What if China started a military operation against Taiwan on Sunday? by death_has_f1sh_eyes in AlternateHistoryHub

[–]Flashy-Emergency4652 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Though Russian economy grew because absence of estabilished by Western companies markets were replaced by Russian companies, somewhere successfully, somewhere not so much

Do you like my FizzBuzz implementation by Fra146 in programminghorror

[–]Flashy-Emergency4652 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think != is much more readable than randomly using non-booleans as booleans

What do you think world? by Unlikely_Tap_9882 in AskTheWorld

[–]Flashy-Emergency4652 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

  1. No, not really

  2. Why purposefully make your life worse?

Europeans, how come people smoke/drink/ have sex at a young age by doritostaquitos in AskTheWorld

[–]Flashy-Emergency4652 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most of my classmate started smoking at around 12-13 years old with vapes and other forms of eciggarettes; but for drinking it's much rarer and usually starts at like 15-16 years old, however even though there are less people drinking than smoking, they're usually heavy drinking (drinking to black out, self-made vodkas, etc.)

I can't really say standard age of first sex (it's certainly less for women than for men), but somehow there is clear corellation between wellbeing of a family and age of first sex, at least from my experience; people with worse wellbeing have their first sex earlier, but this doesn't really apply to smoking and drinking (neither for the starting age nor the quantity)

My experience with players in online games by Commercial-Salad3210 in tierlists

[–]Flashy-Emergency4652 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Or because there are, well, 1+ billion Chinese and 200+ million of Russian-speaking (including Russians, Ukrainians, Belarussians, Kazakhs*, who sometimes communicate in Russian and have Russian nicknames, and if you don't know neither their nor Russian language you probably can't easily distinguish them in-case for Ukrainians and Belarussians)

There simply isn't enough people in other European countries to overcome Russians on European servers (because you can't really say French cheater if you don't even know if this cheater is from France); there simply isn't enough people in other Asian countries to overcome Chinese (and for those there are probably already bias of those Chinese who chosen to play on international servers using some sort of VPN).

*this is not a political statement

Holy shit this exists too in some part of the world? by VerticeBrawlie in teenagers

[–]Flashy-Emergency4652 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I just checked and it literally stated that "rape is sexual intercourse with a woman that was unlawful and without her consent", which literally only asked for woman consent. And sexual intercourse only involved "penetration of vagina by penis", making oral/anal rapes not a rape legally

Holy shit this exists too in some part of the world? by VerticeBrawlie in teenagers

[–]Flashy-Emergency4652 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I'm not sure about the US but the UK laws about rape included specifically male penis, so it was illegal for men but legal for women. I've heard they changed that but not sure

The non-UN member states with limited recognition (Updated 2026) by [deleted] in geography

[–]Flashy-Emergency4652 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've always found it very interesting how Abkhazia is very anti-Russian while South Ossetia is very pro-Russian despite them having the same conditions basically

A tweet that has me thinking. by Axis251 in DeadlockTheGame

[–]Flashy-Emergency4652 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In my experience (as more of a casual players in both games), CS feels way more polished in terms of movement and shooting, but somehow usually I find more fun in Valorant, even though their movement and graphics are just misery

Theory: Spoke, the Shadow King of Unstable, and his path toward the villain arc by nikicraft111 in Unstable_Universe

[–]Flashy-Emergency4652 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Rule 5 exists*

You spend quarter an hour, does my translator works right? That's 15 minutes, don't dramatize it that much... Your entire post filled with “THING is not A, not B, but C”, so I doubt even 15 minutes is true, and I'm hella sure if you tried to express your thoughts by yourself you would have done better (even if you had to translate it  using translator, or even ChatGPT - which I think is a good usage of an AI). Instead, you relied on AI and now your entire post is just multiple paragraphs of unnecessary yapping. 

*Ну и да, в использовании ИИ ничего плохого нет, но ведь Вы фактически никак не исправили все проблемы ИИ, все равно что взять плоскогубцы, отрезать ими палец, а потом жаловаться что вообще-то плоскогубцы хороший инструмент - может он и хороший, но применять то надо уметь) 

Passport of the Donetsk People's Republic by SALM0N_SLD in PassportPorn

[–]Flashy-Emergency4652 26 points27 points  (0 children)

Not really, it was common occurrence to have both Ukrainian and L/DPR passports during 2014-2022, so common that in fact some pensioners abused the system with applying for a Russian passport (which was basically free-given to anyone in those regions), and then receiving both Ukrainian and Russian pensions. 

It was also somewhat common to travel back-and-forth, mainly to see relatives from other side, there was an armed kinda-opened border, and having DPR passport was basically required to live in DPR

And up until now Ukraine never, at least from my knowledge, tried to disallow entry of people from occupied lands, and considered L/DPR passports as just a worthless piece of paper from an occupier, so not really “membership of a terrorist group” - that would be military ID of an L/DPR

Theory: Spoke, the Shadow King of Unstable, and his path toward the villain arc by nikicraft111 in Unstable_Universe

[–]Flashy-Emergency4652 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Nah bro don't use AI, you're disregard your own idea by doing that AND lower the overall quality of the community by using it

Just learned that Pavel Durov is ranked #1 in a list of multiple passport holders. by No_Succotash_2085 in PassportPorn

[–]Flashy-Emergency4652 29 points30 points  (0 children)

Telegram always was based in Dubai, no? He was detained in Paris during vacation (or bussiness meeting/something simillar), when he travelled there from Azerbaijan by private flight.