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Lithuanians bid farewell to 4 US soldiers who died during training exercise byteseu.com/894874/ #120440899 #Article #GeneralNews #Lithuania #MilitaryAndDefense #Politics #WashingtonNews #WorldNews

Bytes Europe · Lithuanians bid farewell to 4 US soldiers who died during training exerciseVILNIUS, Lithuania -- Lithuania's political and religious leaders joined thousands of people on Thursday to bid farewell to four American soldiers who died during a training exercise in the Baltic nation.President Gitanas Nausėda and other dignitaries were among those who stood in respect as hearses carried the bodies of the four young Americans to Vilnius airport before being flown to the United States for burial.Many of the onlookers were in tears, and Nausėda said that the reaction of the population and the military to the disappearance of soldiers was rooted in Lithuania's own difficult history.“For us, it is more than
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About a year ago I migrated from to , but I'm frustrated by the experience. Now, I considered just going back to the corpo network. First I'll give a go (or maybe ). Luckily, it also supports importing my via a CSV file.

Any tips?

Nevertheless, I hoped that I could somehow use my to have a unique . That is impossible as of now, but I found this interesting that shares my thoughts:

mattball.io/2018/09/18/fediver

mattball.ioIdentity in the FediverseI (like many people) have been paying more and more attention to distributed social networks over the past several weeks. For the uninitiated, these networks (hereafter referred to as “the Fediverse”) are individual instances running software which communicate with each other over standard protocols (mostly ActivityPub). A user on one instance can follow and interact with users on other instances in a mostly-transparent way, somewhat similarly to e-mail. The general philosophy, I think, seems sound: by decentralizing things, you reduce the influence — and potential damage — of any one entity.
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