JP Kraemer, Lindemann, Boateng: Warum diese Männer immer wieder davonkommen | mit Alina Kuhl


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Gewalt gegen Frauen ist in Deutschland kein Randphänomen, sondern erschreckender Alltag: Laut der aktuellen Dunkelfeldstudie von Familienministerium, BKA und Innenministerium hat jede fünfte Frau, die Gewalt durch ihren Partner erlebt, Angst um ihr Leben jede sechste Frau erlebt sexualisierte Gewalt. In diesem Video schauen wir uns an, wie es um häusliche Gewalt, Femizide und geschlechtsspezifische Gewalt in Deutschland wirklich steht und warum die offizielle Kriminalstatistik nur einen Bruchteil der Fälle erfasst.
Wir werfen außerdem einen Blick auf die Frauenhausstatistik der Frauenhauskoordinierung e.V.: Bundesweit fehlen rund 12.000 Frauenhausplätze, um den Vorgaben der Istanbul-Konvention zu entsprechen mit dramatischen Folgen für betroffene Frauen und ihre Kinder. Wir erklären, was das neue Gewalthilfegesetz und die verschärfte Fußfessel-Regelung für Täter tatsächlich bringen, warum Deutschland beim Sexualstrafrecht noch immer beim Grundsatz „Nein heißt Nein" steht und wie der Bundesrat sich inzwischen für „Nur Ja heißt Ja" ausgesprochen hat. Zum Vergleich zeigen wir, wie Spanien, Irland und Schweden Frauen vor Gewalt schützen und was Deutschland von diesen Ländern lernen kann.
Das Thema betrifft Millionen Menschen in Deutschland und braucht mehr politische Aufmerksamkeit, mehr Schutzangebote und mehr finanzielle Unterstützung für Frauenhäuser und Gewaltschutzinitiativen.

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The Ultimate Instant Messenger Tier List


We compared the top instant messengers (and the ones not quite there yet) to find out how they stack up. Let us know where your favorite choice fell, or if we missed anything in the comments!

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0:00 Intro
0:53 Signal
1:46 SimpleX
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3:08 Cwtch
3:52 Matrix / Element
5:11 iMessage
6:07 RCS / Google Messages
7:45 SMS
8:04 Telegram
8:31 Delta Chat
10:52 Jami
11:40 Snapchat
12:13 Meshtastic
12:44 Threema
13:04 WeChat & QQ
13:20 ???
13:39 Facebook Messenger
13:58 WhatsApp
14:32 Instagram
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17:27 Wire
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19:19 Session

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Signal Numberless Registration is Here!


Signal has rolled out registration without a phone number on Android in beta, Revolut breached customer data through fake law enforcement requests, X Chat has mysteriously disappeared from the App Store and more. Join us for This Week In Privacy #71!

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0:00 Intro
0:38 Start of podcast
1:19 Signal registration without a phone number now available in Android beta
28:08 ClickFix attacks infecting PCs and Macs are going viral
36:59 Forum Updates: Petition to not require tech manufacturers to detect nudity content on devices
41:40 Site updates
50:34 Meta's Copyright System Is Being Weaponized Against Albanian Protesters
1:02:00 Forum Updates: What messenger you use for people who won't use E2EE messengers?
1:12:19 How TikTok and Google ended up with information about doctors' appointments around the world
1:24:53 Forum Updates: How to preserve your anonymity under camera surveillance?
1:30:00 Data Broker Radaris Loses Domains in Privacy Fight
1:40:31 Q&A
1:42:24 Outro

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Plutonium-239 - Arch Linux made unbreakable and lightning fast. Initial in-development release, announced here on Lemmy first.


19 days ago I announced my plans here on Lemmy and after four weeks and ~300 hours in total, I can finally share the first ISO of my project with this community. ~~"sometime next week" yeah that was optimistic lmao~~ I want to thank you again for the feedback on the initial announcement and I can say I tried my best to address and implement a lot of your suggestions!

For the people that haven't read the last post, this is the basic gist of it:

Unlike immutable distributions that lock you out of the native package manager and force you into sandboxes, Plutonium-239 keeps the core Arch experience intact. You still get the bleeding-edge Arch repositories and the power of the AUR but all of that with a 5-20% performance boost from a heavily optimized kernel and the peace of mind of an unbreakable safety net underneath.

For the ISO and the in-depth technical documentation, please visit my website at the link in the title!

The 0.0.1 version is a pre-release/in-development version meant for experienced people interested in this project. I tested it extensively and I'm running it for a few days now on my Thinkpad myself, however I can IN NO WAY guarantee that this is 100% viable to daily-drive just yet.

I'm very thankful for every person that considers testing this distro in a VM or on a secondary PC to contribute to the development of this project. Any feedback is appreciated and I hope my work can be of value to you!

Edit: from the feedback that was pm'd to me so far it seems like it's working fine when it's running but two people had issues with the hardware detection during the install. If you are experiencing a similar issue, please send me your hardware specs and the output of the log where it failed and I'll be able to make it more robust!


I'm in the process of making a distro that combines the way SteamOS makes Arch Linux stable and user-friendly WITH the performance optimizations of CachyOS


As the title and the website say, I'm currently making a distro with the goal that you don't have to compromise between ease of use + safety and bleeding-edge + performance optimizations.

As I will likely be able to publish the 0.0.1 source code to the GitHub link and the ISO to the website sometime next week, I would like people to be aware of my project so I can have some feedback for further improvements when I release the first version. I have not posted this anywhere else yet, as I value the opinion of this community more than Reddit or whatever.

If you have any questions or any criticism, please voice it, I would love to hear it, good or bad, in the end I want to make a proper OS. (I'll go to bed now so expect replies to take a few hours from posting.)


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