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Traduire un message extraterrestre grâce au langage des mathématiques ? - CJVC #2
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J'ai joué à un jeu, et je voulais vous en toucher quelques mots.

Musiques : @aimp-c1g

Script, sources : docs.google.com/document/d/1PF…

Chapitrage :
00:00 Introduction
01:28 Premières transmissions
04:45 La transmission 10 et le système octal
08:56 La transmission 15 et la suite de Fibonacci
09:44 La transmission 14 et la notation polonaise inversée
13:40 La transmission 74 et ses équations de fonctions

Si vous voulez me soutenir :
Mon bouquin : Les maths font leur cinéma - dunod.com/sciences-techniques/…
Mon tipeee : fr.tipeee.com/el-jj

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LibreOffice 26.8 – the private office suite with no built-in AI
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A selection of new features in LibreOffice 26.8, our latest major release. For all the changes, see: wiki.documentfoundation.org/Re…

LibreOffice is a free, private and open source office suite. It's backed by a non-profit foundation, and has no built-in AI. Learn more: libreoffice.org

(Music: Dmitrii Kolesnikov (The_Mountain) from Pixabay)

#privacy #ai #foss #libreoffice #open source
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Nazi Town, USA (2024)
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The untold story of Nazi sympathizers on American soil.
In February 1939, more than 20,000 Americans filled Madison Square Garden for an event billed as a “Pro-American Rally.” Images of George Washington hung next to swastikas and speakers railed against the “Jewish controlled media” and called for a return to a racially “pure” America. The keynote speaker was Fritz Kuhn, head of the German American Bund. Nazi Town, USA tells the largely unknown story of the Bund, which had scores of chapters in suburbs and big cities across the country and represented what many believe was a real threat of fascist subversion in the United States. The Bund held joint rallies with the Ku Klux Klan and ran dozens of summer camps for children centered around Nazi ideology and imagery. Its melding of patriotic values with virulent anti-Semitism raised thorny issues that we continue to wrestle with today.

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#history #USA #Nazi #documentary
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Massive funding for Linux projects, Nintendo nukes emulation, Graphene Comes to more phones
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Timestamps:
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00:36 Sponsor: TuxCare
01:45 Flatpak gets half a million in funding
03:57 Omarchy gets 8 million dollars
06:05 Nintendo nukes 400 repos linked to emulation
08:16 GrapheneOS will come to Motorola flagships
09:34 Kernel 7.3 brings a lot of performance improvements
11:10 BTRFS improves, ext4 and XFS still much faster
13:09 Chromium working on adding proper Flatpak support
14:35 Multikernel project has its first version
16:39 Asahi project now supports M3 macs
18:30 LibreOffice gets big improvements
20:42 Apple starts putting ads in their Maps app
23:26 Wine and Proton update
24:57 Sponsor: Tuxedo Computers

Links:

Flatpak gets half a million in funding
modal.cx/blog/announcing-flatp…

Omarchy gets 8 million dollars
linuxiac.com/arch-based-omarch…
omarchy.org/news/2026/08/omaco…

Nintendo nukes 400 repos linked to emulation
tomshardware.com/video-games/n…

GrapheneOS will come to Motorola flagships
linuxiac.com/grapheneos-suppor…
grapheneos.social/@GrapheneOS/…

Kernel 7.3 brings a lot of performance improvements
itsfoss.com/news/linux-7-3-pre…

BTRFS improves, ext4 and XFS still much faster
phoronix.com/review/linux-73-f…

Chromium working on adding proper Flatpak support
phoronix.com/news/Chrome-Chrom…

Multikernel project has its first version
linuxiac.com/multikernel-linux…
lore.kernel.org/lkml/ao34RJ7aZ…

Asahi project now supports M3 macs
asahilinux.org/2026/08/progres…

LibreOffice gets big improvements
blog.documentfoundation.org/bl…

Apple starts putting ads in their Maps app
techradar.com/phones/iphone/il…

Wine and Proton update
gitlab.winehq.org/wine/wine/-/…
gamingonlinux.com/2026/08/prot…

GrapheneOS

2026-08-11 17:31:25

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@Revan_9766 The initial devices with GrapheneOS support should be available in 2027. The initial devices will be flagships so they'll be higher end hardware than Pixels at a higher price. Lower end devices will take more time to meet our requirements since the updates and security features aren't as good. It's mostly due to how Qualcomm handles it. The latest Snapdragon flagships have the best security features. We'll also need Motorola to start paying them for longer updates below flagships.

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How to get windows to not do disk checking or ruin my bootloader when i add a linux partition on the same disk?

How to get windows to not do disk checking or ruin my bootloader when i add a linux partition on the same drive. I don't like the windows panicking when there is a linux partition on it and doing a variety of things, even if its not on the same ssd it STILL does disk checking but I have not seen anything worse than that on the same partition, but I need the space.

Dunno if this belongs in the linux subreddit but I mean if there is any way i can hide linux that could also work.

#linux
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_thebrain_

If using efi (instead of bios), set up a second efi boot partition. Use one efi for windows and the second for Linux. It's "non standard" but the efi spec does not explicitly forbid you having multiple partitions, and it will keep windows from disabling anything on the Linux boot partition.
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Ooops

set up a second efi boot partition


This may or may not work. Recognizing a second ESP on the same disk is not required in the EFI standard. So it's down to your board's implementation if it works or just stops the moment it finds the first one.

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Korkki

set up a second efi boot partition.


I have had a bad history with this. The windows partion constantly (noticed the competition and) overwrote the bootloader when it updated. With separate drives for both OS I no longer have this problem.

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5GB memory usage idle

**NOTE: i have only used linux for about a year or so and im not a power user, im basically a tired windows user but i know more stuff than most beginners i feel like? like not a lot more but a little bit
**
so when i don't have anything open my memory usage is like 4-5GB out of 16, which makes it pretty bad when i want to play games (even minecraft can make it so my pc use 99% memory so i have to hard reset, although i might have fixed that) and/or when i want some demanding theming things (like a live wallpaper). "Background services" is using like 4GB and "baloo_file_extractor" is using like 1GB out of the 4. I have done a tiny tiny bit of research and ive found out that baloo is a file indexing thingo, but idrk what file indexing is used for so i don't know if i should disable it

distro: endeavourOS
de: kde plasma wayland
ram: 16gb of something (i have a prebuilt so idk what ddr it is or whatever)

if you need more info then please say so (i can't show images for some reason)

#linux
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A_norny_mousse

Every once in a while I think I'll drop my mix of all those GTK/Gnome-based apps plus some Qt apps, and switch to a full KDE desktop. More coherent. Uniform look etc.

I just tried Q4OS yesterday but it runs under Xorg. Isn't wayland the default for KDE these days? Which distro should I live-check?

Another thing, I noticed that something called ksyslogger iirc consistently eats CPU. A daemon that keeps up with everything that's happening. Is it possible to disable this without breaking KDE, or otherwise make it as lightweight as, say, a simple Openbox desktop?

Using Falkon under a Plasma desktop was a great experience though.

BTW, does KDE have a good equivalent for all the usually important apps, e.g. a full-fledged mail client?

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Debian Votes To Allow "Responsible Use Of Generative AI"

Debian Votes To Allow "Responsible Use Of Generative AI"

The voting is over and there is a winner now known in the much-debated Debian General Resolution voting over an AI policy for the Linux distribution.
www.phoronix.com
#linux

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Elder Scrolls, Halo, And More Part Of Huge TV And Movie Rights Package Offered Up By Xbox

Elder Scrolls, Halo, And More Part Of Huge TV And Movie Rights Package Offered Up By Xbox

Among the IPs included are The Elder Scrolls, World of Warcraft, and another shot for Halo.
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Years ago they bought Iron Galaxy, the studio behind the beloved Killer Instinct reboot. They also bought smash.gg, the site where most fighting game tournaments are hosted. At the time I was sure this was a sign. PS4 was the console for fighting games and M$ were trying to position the Xbox as the fighting game console. We were going to get a new Killer Instinct (or new IP), smash.gg would have it's terrible UI improved and probably some Xbox integration. It would get an app too.

Several years later, none of that happened. They renamed smash.gg to start.gg and you can login with your M$ account. That's all that's changed. It's amazing how they squandered such an opportunity.

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Как правильно попрощаться с питомцем: гуманная эвтаназия и кремация

Когда приходит время прощаться с любимым питомцем, важно, чтобы этот процесс был максимально гуманным и спокойным — и для животного, и для семьи.

В Москве и Московской области есть служба, которая помогает провести процедуру усыпления на дому, в привычной обстановке, без стресса для животного. Также предлагается кремация с возможностью получить прах в память о питомце.

Подробнее о таких услугах можно узнать здесь: Ritual24 — гуманное усыпление и кремация животных

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Why Compact Concrete Batching Plants Fit Space-Restricted Construction Sites in the UAE

Construction sites in the UAE are increasingly shaped by one practical constraint: available space. Urban development, high-density commercial districts, residential communities, infrastructure upgrades, and industrial projects often operate within tightly bounded sites surrounded by existing buildings, roads, utilities, and active traffic. In these conditions, installing a large concrete production facility can consume valuable working space and complicate site logistics. A compact batching plant offers a more measured alternative, providing concrete production capacity while maintaining a smaller operational footprint. The appeal of compact equipment is not limited to physical dimensions. For UAE contractors, the real advantage lies in how a smaller plant can integrate with restricted site layouts, simplify material movement, and adapt to temporary or phased construction. Instead of designing the entire project around a large concrete plant, the production system can be selected around the actual constraints of the project.

Why Space Is a Critical Construction Resource in the UAE

Urban Projects Leave Limited Room for Concrete Production


Major UAE construction activities frequently take place in developed areas where land is already occupied by buildings, roads, parking facilities, utilities, and other infrastructure. A construction site may therefore have a substantial concrete requirement but very little room for supporting equipment. A conventional stationary batching plant typically requires dedicated areas for aggregate storage, cement systems, batching equipment, internal traffic, and maintenance access. On a constrained site, allocating this amount of space can interfere with cranes, excavators, material storage, worker access, and other essential activities. A compact concrete batching plant approaches the problem differently. Its reduced footprint allows concrete production to occupy a smaller portion of the site while preserving more space for the primary construction workflow.

Site Logistics Become More Important When Space Is Restricted


A crowded construction site can quickly become inefficient if equipment and material flows overlap. Concrete trucks, aggregate loaders, construction vehicles, and workers may all compete for limited access routes. Compact batching equipment can help simplify this arrangement by reducing the physical area dedicated to concrete production.

Less Congestion Around the Production Area


A smaller installation can create a more orderly material flow. This matters in urban UAE projects where site access may already be affected by surrounding roads and traffic restrictions. The objective is not merely to fit a plant into a small space. It is to preserve enough circulation area for the rest of the construction operation.

How Compact Batching Plants Adapt to UAE Construction Conditions

Suitable for Temporary and Phased Projects


Many construction projects in the UAE are completed in phases. Concrete demand may be intense during one stage and considerably lower during another. A large permanent batching facility can become disproportionate when production requirements change throughout the project lifecycle. A compact batching plant offers a more flexible production model. Contractors can select a configuration that corresponds more closely to actual demand and available space. For temporary construction facilities, infrastructure works, building projects, and developments with restricted access, this flexibility can simplify both installation and subsequent relocation.

Mobility Can Reduce Dependence on a Fixed Production Location


Some compact batching plants are designed for easier transportation and relocation. This characteristic is particularly useful when the active construction area changes. Rather than maintaining concrete production at one fixed point throughout the project, contractors can potentially reposition mobile equipment closer to the next work phase.

Shorter Internal Concrete Transport Routes


Producing concrete closer to the point of placement can reduce unnecessary movement across a crowded site. Shorter internal transport routes can simplify traffic management and reduce conflicts between concrete delivery vehicles and other construction equipment. For a space-restricted project, this can be just as important as the plant's nominal production capacity.

Compact Does Not Mean Insufficient


The term "compact" should not be confused with low-performance equipment. A properly selected plant can provide sufficient output for many small- and medium-scale construction applications while occupying less space than a large conventional installation. The correct capacity depends on concrete demand, pouring frequency, project duration, and the required production rhythm. Contractors evaluating a batching plant UAE solution should therefore assess the complete operating environment rather than focusing solely on production figures.

What to Consider When Selecting a Compact Concrete Batching Plant in the UAE

Match Production Capacity to Actual Demand


Oversizing a batching plant can create unnecessary requirements for space, material storage, power, and site logistics. Undersizing it can lead to insufficient production and disrupt concrete placement. The ideal configuration should be based on expected hourly demand, peak pouring requirements, total project duration, and the consistency of concrete consumption. A project requiring moderate quantities of concrete at regular intervals may benefit more from a compact, well-matched plant than from a high-capacity installation designed for substantially larger projects.

Consider Installation and Foundation Requirements


Site preparation can become a significant consideration when available space is limited. Contractors should examine the plant's installation method, foundation requirements, aggregate storage arrangement, and accessibility for maintenance. Equipment that simplifies installation can reduce the amount of permanent site infrastructure required.

Maintenance Access Still Matters


A compact plant should not be positioned so tightly that routine inspection and maintenance become difficult. Sufficient clearance must remain around critical components, conveyors, mixers, electrical systems, and material-loading areas. Space efficiency should improve the site layout, not create a maintenance bottleneck.

Evaluate Local Support and Long-Term Operating Conditions


A concrete batching plant in UAE must operate reliably in a demanding construction environment. High temperatures, dust, continuous operation, and intensive project schedules can place considerable stress on equipment. Contractors should therefore consider component quality, maintenance requirements, spare-parts availability, technical support, and operator training alongside the initial equipment cost. Reliability becomes particularly important on space-restricted sites because equipment failure can obstruct an already congested work area and potentially affect several other construction activities.

Compact Production Can Create a Larger Operational Advantage


The strongest argument for compact batching plants in the UAE is not simply that they occupy less ground. Their real value comes from how efficiently they fit into the broader construction system. On a restricted site, every square meter has a function. Space may be needed for cranes, reinforcement, formwork, aggregate storage, vehicle circulation, worker access, and safety zones. A compact concrete production system allows contractors to allocate more of that limited space to activities directly connected with project progress. For contractors searching for a concrete batching plant in UAE, the right solution should therefore be evaluated according to site geometry, concrete demand, mobility requirements, installation conditions, and long-term operational reliability. In the UAE's increasingly dense construction environment, mini batching plants provide a pragmatic answer to a deceptively difficult problem: how to produce enough concrete without allowing concrete production itself to consume the construction site. When equipment dimensions, production capacity, mobility, and logistics are considered as one integrated system, a compact plant can turn limited space from a constraint into a manageable engineering parameter.

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Obligatory Distro Choice Question

EDIT: Ended up going for Kubuntu anyway. Installed it with separate / and /home so in case they want to explore more there's the option.

I daily drove Linux for about 6 years and finally managed to convince some of my family members to try it!

However, I realized I don't have a lot of ideas about beginner distros. I have some requirements that led me to some decisions, but there doesn't seem to be a fit-all option:
- Minimal maintenance -> Debian-based (stable release)
- High compatibility -> Debian-based (.deb seems more convenient than say, AUR)
- Familiarity -> KDE Plasma (looks like Windows, very customizable)

It's for a Thinkpad X1. The main purpose is going to be academics.

All of that points to Kubuntu, but I worry about the Canonical Snap store stuff.

Everyone recommends Linux Mint for starters, but it doesn't come with a KDE Plasma flavour. I know I can install it myself, but the integration is gonna be bad and they're gonna bug me a lot.

I use Endeavour OS personally, so I'm somewhat familiar with Arch-based system. I guess .debs can be installed with debtap, but that feels like a whole another hacky solution. I have done university courses with my Endeavour OS laptop and I know quite a bit of software comes in .deb but not AUR.

What should I pick for them? And should I get more input from them? If so, what should I ask about?

#linux
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bleustenns

Reading after the edit. Honestly, if you ever switch from Kubuntu, just use Debian with KDE. Since this presumably isn't going to be running games you won't have to worry about potential NVIDIA driver bullshit. I've personally had nothing but strange issues with Kubuntu and software distribution but YMMV.

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The Art of Giving Feedback That Your Web Designer Can Actually Use


 When your website designer receives clear, thoughtful input, the quality of the work rises dramatically. The relationship strengthens, the timeline stays intact, and the finished site becomes something you are proud to share with your customers. Keep the dialogue honest and frequent, and trust that the process works.
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A first draft rarely tells the whole story. That initial mockup is just the beginning of a conversation — one that shapes everything about your online presence.

Think back to when you first partnered with a web design company. You shared your vision, discussed timelines, and outlined what success would look like. Now the ball is in your court, and the notes you provide will determine what happens next.

Too often, business owners send feedback that is either too vague to act on or too harsh to process constructively. Neither extreme helps. Learning to communicate well with your creative team is one of the highest-leverage skills you can develop.

To make this concrete, imagine you own a family bakery looking to launch an online ordering system. Your website designer has delivered the first version of your site, and you need to guide them toward the final product. Here are several principles to follow.

Anchor Every Response in Business Outcomes


Colors and fonts are magnetic — they pull your attention the moment you open a design file. But leading with aesthetics skips the most important question: does this design actually help the business?

A talented website designer builds for function first. They want feedback that connects visual choices to measurable goals. In the bakery scenario, the central objective is clear: let customers browse the menu, customize an order, and check out without confusion.

If your homepage burys the online ordering button beneath a scrolling photo gallery, the design is not supporting that goal. Instead of saying "the gallery is too big," try something like: "The ordering button needs to be visible without scrolling. People come here to place orders, not admire photos."

This approach tells your designer what matters and why. It removes guesswork and anchors the conversation in real business priorities rather than personal reactions to a shade of frosting.

Replace Gut Reactions with Concrete Directions


"Something feels off" is among the least helpful notes a creative professional can receive. Your design team needs specifics — details they can locate in the file and act on immediately.

Consider what outcome you are after. Describe it in ordinary language without jargon. Back at the bakery, let's say your menu page needs to highlight seasonal items that have a limited sales window. Instead of telling your team to "make the seasonal stuff more visible," try a different approach entirely.

Say, "We need a featured section at the top of the menu page for seasonal items. Right now, they disappear into the full list. Our best sellers — the pumpkin loaf in fall, the citrus tarts in summer — should stand out on their own with pricing and a one-click add-to-cart option."

When you spell out exactly what you need, the task becomes a checklist rather than an interpretation exercise. Your designer gets clear parameters: a dedicated section, visual prominence, and a specific user action to facilitate. That is a world apart from a vague complaint.

Gather Everything in One Place


Feedback scattered across emails, texts, voice messages, and sticky notes creates chaos. Nobody can track it. Important points get buried. Versions conflict with each other.

A web design company operates most efficiently when they receive a single, well-organized document. Structure it by page or feature. Keep each entry focused and brief.

A simple spreadsheet works well here. Use columns for the page name, the specific concern, and what you want changed. An entry might read: Menu Page — Cupcake photos are dark and inconsistent — Replace with well-lit photos on a white background so the colors pop.

After any phone call or video meeting about the project, send a written summary of the decisions made and the tasks assigned. A short follow-up message prevents misunderstandings and ensures that nothing gets lost between conversations.

Tell Apart Usability Issues from Personal Preferences


Every business owner has opinions about how things look. That is natural and even healthy — up to a point. The key is recognizing when a comment addresses a genuine usability problem versus a matter of individual taste.

If a checkout button blends into the surrounding background so closely that a user might miss it, that is a legitimate accessibility concern. Your website designer should address it without hesitation. But if you simply dislike the typeface chosen for your headings, that is a different category of issue.

You can still raise aesthetic concerns. Just frame them honestly. "The script font used for our headings is charming, but it is difficult to read on smaller screens. Could we explore something that retains warmth but is more legible?" gives your designer a direction while acknowledging the tradeoff.

Always bring it back to the people using the site. In the bakery case, those people are busy parents ordering a birthday cake on their phone during a lunch break. They need speed and clarity. Flashy effects or decorative elements do not help them complete an order faster.

Lean on Their Training and Experience


Hiring a professional means you gain access to expertise you do not have. Visual hierarchy, responsive layout principles, color theory, and usability heuristics — these are not guesswork. They are skills refined over years.

Your designer may occasionally push back on your suggestions. They might tell you that a particular layout will not scale to mobile, or that a color combination will fail accessibility standards. This is not defiance. It is the exact reason you brought them on board.

Treat those moments as learning opportunities rather than obstacles. A good web design company will not simply refuse a request — they will explain why, and they will often propose an alternative that achieves your goal while respecting technical constraints.

If you remain convinced a certain change is important, let your designer note their objection formally. Then compare results once the site is live. Data settles these debates more reliably than opinions do, and over time, mutual respect grows from evidence-based collaboration.

Treat Deadlines as Shared Commitments


Creative work depends on momentum. When you delay feedback, the entire production timeline shifts. Worse, the designer may lose the mental context around your project and need time to reorient.

Do not rush your review, but do give it proper attention. Set aside a focused window — thirty uninterrupted minutes at your computer. Navigate every page. Click every button. Read every line of text. Look at it on different screen sizes if you can.

Aim to submit your notes within 48 hours of receiving a deliverable. If something prevents that, a quick message goes a long way: "I will have my full feedback ready by Thursday." That short update preserves trust and keeps the project moving forward without unnecessary friction.

Pair Every Problem with a Proposed Fix


Criticizing is effortless. Improving is harder but far more valuable. Whenever you identify something that does not work, try to suggest a better alternative — even if it is rough.

If your bakery's contact page feels cluttered, resist the urge to simply write "too much going on." Instead, propose a solution: "Can we trim this down to just the address, hours, and a simple inquiry form? The embedded map and social links can move to the footer."

This kind of note gives your team a starting point. A capable web design company will take that direction and elevate it — refining the layout, adjusting spacing, and ensuring it integrates smoothly with the rest of the site. Without a proposed direction, the designer must invent one from scratch, which adds time and cost to the process.

Final Thoughts


Feedback is not a confrontation. It is a conversation between two parties who share the same objective — building something that works. You hold the knowledge of your audience and your brand. Your designer holds the technical capability to translate that knowledge into a functional site.

Be organized. Be specific. Ground your examples in the reality of how your customers behave. The bakery's online ordering system and a large e-commerce platform follow the same feedback principles because they both serve real human needs.

When your website designer Singapore receives clear, thoughtful input, the quality of the work rises dramatically. The relationship strengthens, the timeline stays intact, and the finished site becomes something you are proud to share with your customers. Keep the dialogue honest and frequent, and trust that the process works.

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"Left-wing settlements", "socialism, but only for white people"
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#Palestine

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Haltung muss sichtbar bleiben!
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Saaeid Saaeid engagiert sich in Magdeburg für gesellschaftliche und politische Teilhabe. Als Mitglied des Integrationsbeirats setzt er sich dafür ein, dass auch die Perspektiven von Menschen mit Migrationsgeschichte gehört werden. Seine Botschaft: Sie gehören zu Magdeburg und gestalten die Stadt genauso mit.

Begegnung und Austausch spielen dabei für ihn eine wichtige Rolle. Denn dort, wo Menschen miteinander ins Gespräch kommen, können Vorurteile abgebaut und ein gemeinsames Verständnis davon geschaffen werden, was Zusammenleben in Magdeburg bedeutet.

🎬 Anhalten! – ein TikTok-Reportageformat in Kooperation mit der taz.
Entstanden im Masterstudiengang Multimedia & Autorschaft der Martin-Luther-Universität Halle-Wittenberg.

Ein Projekt von Johanna Pichler

Die taz ist eine unabhängige, genossenschaftlich getragene, überregionale Tageszeitung. Um eine kritische Öffentlichkeit zu ermöglichen, veröffentlichen wir alle Inhalte der gedruckten taz auch kostenlos auf unserer Website. Unser freiwilliges Modell "taz zahl ich" ersetzt die Bezahlschranke. Damit das möglich bleibt, unterstütze jetzt die taz mit einem selbst gewählten Betrag: taz.de/zahlich

Die taz gibt es digital oder gedruckt auch als Abo - was die taz gleichzeitig am meisten unterstützt und ihre Existenz sichert.
Erfahre hier mehr dazu: taz.de/abo

Die taz in sozialen Netzwerken: taz.de/social

Hinweis: Die Kommentarfunktion ist derzeit nur während moderierten Livestreams aktiviert, da sie vermehrt für Hate Speech genutzt wurde. Während des Livestreams steht allerdings der Live-Chat für Fragen, Anregungen und Diskussionen zur Verfügung. Vielen Dank für dein Verständnis.

#Taz #taz die tageszeitung #taz tageszeitung #taz talk #taz video
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XPpen Artist 12 3rd - review on GNU/Linux
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Video and artworks by David Revoy
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License: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International
Video and artworks by David Revoy
www.davidrevoy.com

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Ban Windows at schools
Hi,
I will be writing petition to my government (Poland) to try to get them to ban Windows at schools. I believe it should be illegal to force children to use systems that are paid and use children’s data for AI and advertising.
Maybe you will do it as well? Let’s end this insane practice.
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