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These watermarks consist of special #Unicode characters (primarily the Narrow No-Break #Space) that look identical to regular spaces but have different #ASCII - codes. In our testing we did not observe watermarks in older models such as #GPT-4o.
The newer GPT-o3 and GPT-o4 mini models appear to be embedding special character watermarks in generated text. However, removing these watermarks is relatively simple, making this seem more like a short-term measure than a long-term solution
"Israel admits chain of failures in medic killings"
Chain of failures? WTF?
Let's be honest. The only 'failure', or lesson the IDF will learn from this is to search the bodies of the innocents they have just murdered for mobile phones before they bury them in a mass grave and lie about it. If the IDF honestly believed those they killed were enemy combatants, they'd have been thoroughly searched and that phone would have been found. Not hastily bulldozed into a mass grave.
And the #Australian government continues to provide military, diplomatic and political support to this rogue state, to the point of criminalising dissent with mandatory prison sentences.
Am very disappointed in the Australian media for agreeing with Lab and LNP to not make this outrage an election issue.
This post is so out of hand/ *I* am trending on this server. I've never had a post (five or so years here, some dozen on Twitter) do this before. WAit, on Twitter once I snarked something pretty hard and it went nuts, but that was Twitter.
This has nothing to do with age. As soon as you put the file on a web server and have to reference it with my%20great%20file.pdf you'll really wish to have used underscores instead.
can't recall what project it was but I actually had a program I downloaded off GitHub crash because there was a space in the file path to the install directory. This was maybe 4 years ago 😅
considering the new generations lack of experience with the terminal, filesystem, etc... I still keep it as one of the top recommendations to new kids.
Me, too, but even as a non-dev, non-coder it still causes complications. Searching for things, using a bunch of FOSS stuff that sometimes hasn't been coded to tip-top "always fail gracefully" level, doing data analysis with R... spaces in filenames usually work out fine, but when they don't it's quite frustrating.
I will continue to avoid putting spaces into filenames until and unless embracing null terminators becomes more commonplace, and C becoming more and more passé means this is increasingly unlikely to ever come to pass. snake_case wins. (:
While can't say I prefer space in filename, I'm practical about it: - Are these files will be programatically processed in the future with a bash/batch file? - Yes: No spaces whatsoever. - No: Anything goes. Okay maybe not emojis...
it's just not worth tempting fate. sure, there are a lot of contexts today where spaces in filenames work just fine, but how sure are we, really, that we'll never want to use those files in a way that's inconvenient for?
@ojensen This boomer is also disinclined to put spaces in file names, Does camel case for multi-word names. That's an improvement. He used to use underscores or dashes between words.
I became tolerant with spaces once I put filenames in quotes... Then I encountered a folder that had a trailing space, and Windows didn't know how to handle that.
I've come to accept that they're allowed and work. But I still find them highly irritating and immediately "fix" any such files with underscores when and where they occur.
@kiki This is just wise to do. I write my stuff to properly deal with spaces – I have to work with people from the windows world¹ – but I avoid them for my own files. Though I happily throw in all kinds of unicode characters in filenames. As long as tab-completion can deal with it…
__ ¹where lots of other ordinary characters are forbidden 😕
Had to fix a computer where some programs wouldn’t launch (but others would), some programs could be installed but others couldn’t, notably MSI installers. The reason? The owner had typed a backtick instead of an apostrophe in their username.
And then there's me over here putting : and ? in my folder names and then wondering why it fails when copying over MTP to my phone or to a windows partition. (and the MTP copying failed inelegantly, without explanation, so it took a while to figure it out)
@petitevieille I don't put spaces in filenames only because I'm too lazy to make sure I always use double quotes [1] or to escape spaces, in interactive shells but spaces and accented characters work just fine.
1. I keep that efforts for scripts because scripts should just work without expecting filenames to not contains spaces.
But doing it each time I ever use an interactive shell to work with my own files is PITA 🙄 Fuck it. It's so much easier to use snake_case or PascalCase naming…
I don't trust any kind of whitespace or non ASCII character in filenames. Got burned too many times. They may have been fine for a while now, but there is no way to know if there won't be some kind of side effect on some other system, today or in the furure. Nothing to do with age, just common sense.
To be fair, we're still bad at file names. In 2025 I can't install Rancher (a Docker tool my dayjob recommends) because my name is too long to make a pathname.
Well it's still a problem in many systems. Industrial applications that come with individual training, custom applications from makers who don't care to produce quality, embedded systems with a very minimal OS, old software that's evolved only on top of now very outdated kernel, … I don't expect anything outside of 7 bit US ASCII to work when I don't know what I'm working with. OK, I'm old, too. But I insist that's not the only cause for my caution.
Elevated consciousness (in particular about disagreeable things) pains us and makes us suffer.
This may be a reason why we seek distractions so much.
Even more than that, embellishing ourselves with fancy apparels while simultaneously consciously blocking new knowledge and new ideas makes us look no better than macaques in t-shirts or peacocks with colored feathers, biomimicking animals.
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@GrimmReality And if you're in the US and considering a brief international vacation, consider that your citizenship likely will not exempt you from issues at the border.
Emphasizing this again, if you are not in the United States, DO NOT TRAVEL TO the United States. It is not safe for you to do so. This is not being glib or radical or overly cautious. CBP and DHS are fucking riddled with neo-nazis absolutely GIDDY over their leveled-up carte blanche to just fuck with people, and exactly nothing in this malevolence-fueled pricktocracy is worth the risk. saturation.social/@clive/11421…
Hey Canadians:
I just heard about two Canadian friends of a friend who were driving into the US
the border agents demanded they unlock their phones; the agents searched the phones, found anti-Trump stuff on one ...
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"I know things look bad but we have friends in Bavaria and just love visiting Munich and I'm sure it can't be ALL THAT dire" would be a very stupid line of thinking in 1936. Don't do it now.
Vegas and Disney are gross and overrated and, oh yeah, you can BE DISAPPEARED HERE NOW with zero legal recourse because nearly every person or agency charged with enforcing the law supports the suspension of the law if a designated obersturmfuhrer tells them to disappear someone. That's how it works now. It's not worth some fucking teacup ride or whatever. Have fun that keeps your money in your community.
Per the court filing in this case: "Liebb said when he asked why they were being detained, an officer tightened his handcuffs and responded: 'This isn’t county or state. We are [H]omeland. You have no rights here.'”
Whether as a visitor or as a citizen, you now have rights under the law exactly up to the point where fascist goons serving an authoritarian regime decide you don't. theguardian.com/us-news/2025/m…
Not to bury the lede there^ - #UnitedAirlines fairly obviously employing a nazi pilot should be a reason for most people to never give them your money ever again.
Just a fun sidenote, #UnitedAirlines, just revealed to be employing a violent neo-nazi as a pilot, is running Come to America ads on facebook in Australia and, as I have seen it reported, the overwhelming number of responses from Australians is laughing at United Airlines and telling them to pound sand.
"There's so much to see in the USA" Aahh..the beauty of having your phone confiscated by Homeland Security. The excitement of explaining the officer why it took so long in the bathroom. The joy of hearing racial slurs while a 400lbs officer put his knee on your back.
Good. I'm glad my fellow Australians are aware. As of yesterday, there was still no travel advisory re the US and a lot of Australians are people of colour who could be especially at risk.
I want to see some of the amazingly beautiful national parks (before they are destroyed through mining or neglect) but won't risk it for the next 3.5 years at least. Fuck the tea cups.
Don't forget to add that border patrol has carte blanch empowerment to do whatever they want within 100 miles of the US border. This puts a great deal of Florida in their jurisdiction, all of NY City, Chicago, etc. as well.
For a large swath of the U.S. population, checkpoints are a regular part of life, where they must affirm that they are citizens or have legal residency in the U.S.
I can't argue with warnings to #StayAwayFromUSA under the Trump dictatorship. It's hard to imagine how the Olympics can be held in L.A. if visitors, especially dark skinned people, are frightened of arrest, incarceration or deportation. The Olympics may need to be moved to a more open & welcoming location?
A federal website that used to feature information on vaccines, testing and treatment for COVID-19 has been transformed into a page supporting the theory that the pandemic originated with a lab leak. The covid.
@1031 I understand; I pray the College of Cardinals actually listens to the guidance of the Holy Spirit this time; I firmly believe they ignored it the last time around. This man did not help the Church.
Pentagon Denies New York Times Report with Anonymous Sources Accusing Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth of Leaking Yemen Strike Details in Second Private Signal Chat with Wife, Brother, and Lawyer
The Pentagon vehemently rebuts allegations against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, labeling claims of leaked Yemen strike details as baseless and politically motivated.
GDP is completely depending upon energy consumption.
... the Leontief Production Function is the only one that is consistent with the data on energy and GDP. The Cobb-Douglas Production Function, like so much else of Neoclassical economics, should be consigned to the dustbin of the history of economic thought.
Papa Francesco è morto il giorno di Pasquetta, lunedì 21 aprile 2025. Attoniti i fedeli per l'annuncio inaspettato dopo che ieri il Pontefice era apparso in più occasioni
"If a State refused to let religious groups use facilities open to others, then it would demonstrate not neutrality but hostility toward religion. The Establishment Clause does not license government to treat religion and those who teach or practice it … as subversive of American ideals."
-- US Supreme Court Source: The Supreme Court upheld the Equal Access Act by a vote of 8-1 in Westside Community Schools v. Mergens, June 4, 1990
Well, the world didn't stop then? There were no heavenly beams of sunlight to transport him. The genocide and mass murder continues. There is no Space Wizard. Religion is a lie. Man is the true evil.
Peut-on encore rire quand tout s'effondre ? C'est la question posée à Swann Perissé. L'humoriste nous raconte dans cette longue interview le rôle de l'humour en politique, et la place de l'humour dans le combat des idées et la bataille culturelle autour de la crise climatique.
Spectacle de Swann Périssé à l'Olympia les 23 & 24 septembre : bit.ly/4jhU1TA
CHAPITRES 00:00 - Extraits 00:58 - Introduction 01:38 - La place de l'humour dans la crise climatique ? 03:30 - Le rôle politique des humoristes, selon Swann Perrissé ? 04:56 - Des sujets climatiques de prédilection ? 07:24 - La ridiculisation, un outil ? 09:04 - Un rôle de bouffon ? 12:53 - La censure ? 17:51 - Le Name & shame 20:13 - Les procès-bâillon 23:40 - Pourquoi les humoristes parlent-si peu de climat ? 28:30 - Des infos véréfiées ? 31:25 - Popovic : Comment faire tomber un dictateur quand on est seul, tout petit, et sans armes ? 34:40 - Militants = sérieux ? 38:18 - Zelensky, Grillo, Coluche : quelle place pour les clowns en politique ? 40:30 - Humoriste et la morale ? 46:08 - Fédérer ? 50:10 - Ya plus de saison : toucher des gens qui ne s'intéressent pas à l'écologie ? 52:50 - Humour, une manière efficace pour interviewer ?
Swann Perissé revient sur le traitement de l'écologie et du climat par les humoristes, la manière dont ses collègues parlent d'amour ou de climat. Swann Périssé revient également sur ses intervies comme y'a plus de saisons, sur ses sketchs, ses différentes expériecnes à Montreux, son spectacle calme, ou son spectacle contre la montée du fascisme.
"We must acknowledge a painful truth — Malaysia is being treated as the world’s e-waste dumping ground. And despite the presence of a few legitimate processing facilities that follow environmental regulations, the prevalence of illegal operations has tipped the scales. These rogue factories not only pollute the environment but also pose serious health risks to surrounding communities due to the toxic substances released during unsafe processing."
We must acknowledge a painful truth that Malaysia is being treated as the world’s e-waste dumping ground. And despite the presence of a few legitimate...
libertytree.ca/quotes/Bill.Cli… "The First Amendment does not require students to leave their religion at the schoolhouse door. … If students can wear T-shirts advertising sports teams, rock groups or politicians, they can also wear T-shirts that promote religion. … Religion is too important to our history and our heritage for us to keep it out of our schools."
-- Bill Clinton [William Jefferson Blythe III] (1946- ), 42nd US President Source: James Madison High School, July 12, 1995
europesays.com/2014387/ Pope Francis’s final day in photos: How pontiff spent yesterday celebrating Easter Sunday with the faithful, bringing smiles to the faces of thousands #dailymail #News #PopeFrancis
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~ James R. Otteson American philosopher, professor, author
"If it would be wrong for the government to adopt an official religion, then, for the same reasons, it would be wrong for the government to adopt official education policies.
Le samedi 7 décembre 2019, l’ancien chef du gouvernement Franz von Papen, retiré de toute vie publique depuis 1945, se présente avec un groupe de jeunes militants politiques de gauche devant le siège du parti chrétien- démocrate allemand (CDU), à Berlin, pour parler à la droite et la mettre en garde : alors que la tentation est forte de faire alliance avec l’extrême droite, l’ex-chancelier qui, en janvier 1933, a convaincu le président du Reich, Paul von Hindenburg, d’appeler Hitler au pouvoir, souhaite rappeler les leçons de l’histoire. Il les connaît bien, lui qui a œuvré et manœuvré pour constituer un gouvernement de coalition entre la droite et l’extrême droite !
A newly documented technique reveals how attackers can exploit the WinDbg Preview debugger to bypass even the strictest Windows Defender Application Control (WDAC) policies, raising concerns about a significant gap in enterprise security controls. The exploit, dubbed the “WinDbg Preview Exploit,” leverages the debugger’s advanced capabilities to achieve code execution and remote process injection, effectively […]
Diskussion mit Diory Traoré von Afrique-Europe-Interact aus Mali – Gründe der Migration nach Europa: Das SÖZ zeigt die Filmdoku „Die vergessenen Migrant:innen“
Pope Francis was the 266th pontiff, having taken over from Pope Benedict in 2013. Francis made history as the first pope coming from the Jesuit order and also from Latin America.
Une extrême droite puissante mais résistible, et un pouvoir d’« extrême centre » aux mains de « libéraux autoritaires » prêts à tout pour demeurer aux commandes. Brossée à grands traits, une telle situation caractérise autant la France du début des années 2020 que l’Allemagne du début des années 1930, à lire le dernier ouvrage de l’historien Johann Chapoutot, intitulé Les Irresponsables. Qui a porté Hitler au pouvoir ? (Gallimard).
"LFI est en pleine dérive réactionnaire et pro-islamiste"
Par Naëm Bestandji
La France insoumise veut créer une commission d'enquête sur l'islamophobie. L'essayiste Naëm Bestandji, auteur de « Le linceul du féminisme » (Seramis), y voit un symptôme de la dérive réactionnaire de la formation politique de Jean-Luc Mélenchon. S'il rejoint le philosophe Henri Peña-Ruiz sur la dénonciation du terme « islamophobie », il pense, contrairement à lui, qu'il ne faut pas non plus parler de « racisme antimusulman ».
Le mercredi 9 avril 2025, La France Insoumise (LFI) a déposé à l’Assemblée nationale une « proposition de résolution, tendant à la création d'une commission d'enquête portant sur l’islamophobie ». Point d’orgue de sa dérive réactionnaire et pro-islamiste, sa prose est intéressante à analyser.
LFI s’inquiète de la « montée de la méfiance envers l’islam ». Depuis la Révolution française, la gauche a toujours lutté contre l’emprise du christianisme sur la société et les individus. Dire que la gauche était méfiante envers cette religion est un euphémisme. Elle lui était particulièrement hostile. Mais aujourd’hui, une frange perdue de la gauche, dont LFI est le fer de lance, ne s’inquiète pas de l’emprise grandissante de l’islam (de plus, dans sa version extrémiste) sur des individus et des portions de la société. Elle est passée du côté des bigots et des conservateurs en s’inquiétant de la méfiance envers une seule religion, l’islam. Pourquoi ? Au-delà, peut-être, d’avoir des convictions personnelles réactionnaires tout en se prétendant de gauche, LFI a une vision paternaliste des musulmans, perçus comme uniformes et exotiques. Elle assigne tous les musulmans à la frange extrémiste de l’islam, incapables d’évoluer, d’embrasser le commun de la société française. Elle considère qu’on ne peut pas les tirer vers le haut. Alors il faut les maintenir en bas, sous l’emprise de leur dogme religieux, contrairement au reste de la société française qui s’en est émancipé.
Allié de l'islamisme
Pour justifier sa présentation, LFI s’appuie notamment sur des chiffres fournis par le Collectif contre l’Islamophobie en Europe (CCIE). Ce collectif est la reconstitution en Belgique du Collectif contre l’Islamophobie en France (CCIF), dissout en raison de sa radicalité religieuse. Le CCIE/CCIF est idéologiquement la branche juridique des Frères musulmans. Ses statistiques sont farfelues, comptant parfois comme « actes islamophobes » des évènements qui n’ont rien à voir avec l’hostilité envers les musulmans. Mais peu importe pour LFI. Sous le charme des islamistes, elle est un soutien de longue date. Cette proposition de création d’une commission d’enquête sur l’islamophobie est largement le fruit de leur partenariat. Leur dernière rencontre, le 12 mars 2025, a même eu lieu au sein de l'Assemblée nationale sur invitation de LFI. Deux organisations islamistes ont été conviées par le parti : Étudiants musulmans de France (EMF), branche estudiantine des Frères musulmans, et le CCIE. Une nouvelle fois, la France Insoumise n'a eu aucun complexe à s'allier et à soutenir une extrême droite religieuse pour défendre des idéaux réactionnaires aux antipodes des valeurs de gauche. Au point d'ouvrir les portes du cœur de notre République, l'Assemblée nationale, à des islamistes.
Le thème de cette table ronde ? La lutte contre l'offense à l'Islam (« islamophobie »), qui aura largement inspiré cette proposition de résolution. Le ton, le vocabulaire et la rhétorique utilisés dans cette résolution sont rigoureusement les mêmes que ceux de l’islamisme politique. Le sujet du voile en est un exemple frappant. LFI enfonce le clou en citant comme source le sociologue Julien Talpin, étroitement lié à l’association « Alliance citoyenne » avec qui il a créé l’Institut Alinsky dont il est le président. Alliance citoyenne, qui érige le patriarcat islamiste en valeur émancipatrice, est une association qui assure une des jonctions entre extrême gauche et extrême droite musulmane. Elle a mené les offensives burqini à Grenoble et a créé les « hijabeuses » dans le football, toutes inspirées par les méthodes de l’Institut Alinsky. Julien Talpin a toujours soutenu les actions de l’association.
Cohérent dans son paternalisme et orientalisme, il s'affiche lors de conférences avec des islamistes pour essentialiser tous les musulmans à la frange extrémiste de l'islam. Ce fut le cas, par exemple, avec Marwan Muhammad, ex-directeur du CCIF, ou le néo-salafiste Elias d’Imzalene. Son but n’est pas de les critiquer mais de faire « front commun » (sic). Il leur est alors naturel de valider un terme au cœur de la stratégie victimaire de l’islamisme : « islamophobie ».
L’« islamophobie », cœur politico-religieux de LFI
Pour les partisans de la lutte contre l’« ISLAMophobie », l'islam devrait avoir un statut particulier, un privilège d'intouchabilité. Tout obstacle à l'expression de cette religion, même à ses dérives, serait de « l'islamophobie » à combattre. La volonté d’établir un délit de blasphème, uniquement valable pour l’islam, est bien vivace.
Pour faire passer la pilule, les partisans du terme « islamophobie » ambitionnent de fusionner une idéologie religieuse avec des individus pour ne plus distinguer l’offense à une religion de l’hostilité contre des personnes en raison de leurs croyances. Ils instrumentalisent la seconde (les discriminations que subiraient des musulmans doivent être punies) pour tenter d’interdire la première. De plus, ces mêmes partisans considèrent l’islamisme comme l’islam tout court, et les islamistes comme de simples pieux musulmans opprimés. Ainsi, toute critique de l’extrémisme musulman est considérée être une critique contre l’islam donc contre tous les musulmans.
Le concept « islamophobie » va encore plus loin puisqu’il vise à faire de l’offense à cette religion une forme de racisme. Le musulman, fidèle d'une religion censée être choisie, devient le Musulman, membre assigné à un peuple imaginaire. La liberté de conscience devient caduque. Dit autrement, exprimer sa crainte ou son rejet de l’islam (et de l’islamisme), ou même encadrer l’expression de cette religion à égalité avec toutes les autres croyances serait s'en prendre à une ethnie (les Musulmans). Cela crée, de fait, une notion de blasphème spécifique à cette religion. C'est ce que souhaite l'islamisme pour tenter de faire taire toute opposition et dans l'espoir que, un jour, cela se traduise juridiquement dans le Code pénal. LFI ne s’en cache pas. Dans sa « proposition de résolution tendant à la création d’une commission d’enquête portant sur l’islamophobie », elle confirme à de multiples reprises fusionner islam et musulmans.
Le piège du terme « racisme antimusulmans »
Je suis donc en accord avec la tribune d’Henri Peña-Ruiz sur la dénonciation du terme « islamophobie ». Toutefois, je diverge de son analyse sur l’usage de « racisme antimusulman ». Cela rejoint en partie l’usage du terme « islamophobie ». La laïcité ne concernerait plus les musulmans, remplacée par les lois qui punissent le racisme. Or, être raciste contre l’adhésion à un concept (politique, religieux, philosophique ou autre) n’a aucun sens. Cette essentialisation qui ferait de l’islam une caractéristique raciale, au-delà d’assigner et d’empêcher les musulmans de s’émanciper de l’islam, rejoint la dangerosité du terme « islamophobie » : l’islamité serait comparable à la couleur de peau. La liberté de conscience devient caduque.
Henri Peña-Ruiz fait bien la distinction entre croyance et croyant : « La catholicophobie n’est pas un racisme, pas plus que la judaismophobie, car elles visent des croyances religieuses. L’athéophobie n’est pas non plus un délit. » Il utilise les termes qui, selon moi, sont plus appropriés pour nommer l’hostilité envers des individus en raison de leurs croyances, comme « la judéophobie et la musulmanophobie ». Mais en considérant ces derniers comme « des racismes effectifs » équivalents au racisme anti-Arabe, il brouille les perceptions et se contredit lui-même. En effet, il affirme à juste titre que « on ne peut mettre sur le même plan l’islamophobie et l’antisémitisme ».
Or, la judéophobie n’est pas synonyme de l’antisémitisme, même si la première peut être incluse dans la seconde. La judéophobie, tout comme la musulmanophobie, concerne l’hostilité envers des individus en raison de leurs croyances. L’antisémitisme est un racisme car il concerne l’hostilité envers des individus pour ce qu’ils sont en tant qu’êtres humains, peu importe leurs croyances. Dans l’Allemagne nazie par exemple, les Juifs athées ou catholiques étaient autant persécutés que les autres. Au-delà du judaïsme, l’antisémitisme s’appuie sur des caractéristiques physiques et des supposés traits de caractères comme l’appât du gain, bien loin de la religion.
La musulmanophobie, quant à elle, ne concerne pas seulement les « Arabes », mais aussi les Asiatiques (comme les Ouïghours persécutés par le gouvernement chinois), les convertis à l’islam, etc. Il est donc fondamental de distinguer la musulmanophobie du racisme. Les deux sont punis par la loi, mais ils ne sont pas synonymes. Le racisme antimusulman n’a pas plus de fondement que le racisme anticapitaliste, le racisme anticommuniste ou le racisme antivegan.
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Good morning. The conjunctivitis is in both eyes and the 5 am nosebleed came from the right nostril, making both right and left nostrils neck in neck (nostril in nostril) with 2 nosebleeds each since yesterday. Symmetry! That’s a Nampon up my nose. They’re a godsend.
Now having second nosebleed of the morning! I have postnasal drip but it’s blood so I’m coughing blood but it’s coming from the inside of my face not my lungs.
Video appointment with “team member” from GP’s office in one hour.
Update: it’s antibiotics time! If those don’t help I promised I would come in for another exam and chest Xray in a few days. Glad for the “remote visit” even if the doc would have vastly preferred my physical presence. I am especially glad it was remote because he was 45 minutes late but I was just hangin' in bed with my ipad playing lexulous with a nampon up my nose, instead of shivering in a gown on a table.
@LuvGreenTea2019I’m drinking a lot of water but it takes a lot of effort to eat. I’m only eating the bare minimum. Probably less than the minimum. It’s not for lack of trying, appetite just not interested.
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Mary Lou McDonald expresses deep sadness at death of Pope Francis vote.sinnfein.ie/mary-lou-mcdo… Sinn Féin Leader Mary Lou McDonald has expressed her deep sadness at the death of Pope Francis. She said: “For those of us who are Catholics, this is a moment of huge loss but the death of Pope Francis will also be mourned by those across the globe who respected him as a courageous spiritual leader, a man of strong conviction who stood up for those most marginalised and vulnerable.”
Sinn Féin Leader Mary Lou McDonald has expressed her deep sadness at the death of Pope Francis. She said: “For those of us who are Catholics, this is a moment…
Father, you give your Church constant growth by adding new members to your family. Help us put into action in our lives the baptism we have received with faith. We ask this through our Lord Jesus Christ, your Son, who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, God, for ever and ever. Amen.
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May the Lord bless us, protect us from all evil, and bring us to everlasting life. Amen.
As West Virginia Senator Harley M. Kilgore noted in 1949 during debates over a key update to anti-merger law, “Germany under the Nazi set-up built up a great series of industrial monopolies in steel, rubber, coal and other materials. The monopolies soon got control of Germany, brought Hitler to power and forced virtually the whole world into war.” Preserving a competitive system, not just rivalry but also small business, was done explicitly as a measure to block centralized political power.
One of the great intellectual triumphs of both the Chicago School and the New Left historical frameworks of the 1960s and 1970s was to airbrush this history out of the American mind. After the 1970s, making the case that antitrust had some sort of import aside from technocratic improvements in efficiency were grounds for mockery, and no one would imagine bringing them into a courtroom or policy debate.
Centralization of economic power facilitates centralization of political power. That was once a hard-won lesson, and it's a lesson we must re-learn. Plus, the end of big box tyranny.
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Here is the thing. Anyone can ask questions that no one can answer and it is even easier to ask an inconvenient question.
This is such an old technique to rule that it should never be taken serious.
Instead, ask the question back to them. IF they themselves refuse to answer, then state that they don't now. Or that they obviously wasn't serious about it.
Ask him what the purpose of AIPAC is? Ask him why USA is sending billions to Israel?
I will repeat it again, there was not scandal between ZELENSKY and TRUMP in WH.
It was not Zelensky - Zelensky is just mapped-puppet. They were other people that told Zelensky TO PLAY THIS LITTLE PERFORMANCE - he is a professional actor.
A white West Virginia couple found guilty of forcing their five adopted Black children to work as "slaves" on their farm were sentenced to hundreds of years in prison.
#usa What USA do with their whores? US goal is to expel from Panama the Hong Kong corporation CK Hutchison Holdings, which through its subsidiary owns two major ports on both sides of the Panama Canal. It's US GRATITUDE TO THEIR PUPPETS in HK. Sooo... China and Russia will build NEW CANAL - in Nicaragua - Its capacity will be twice as large comparing to Panama's! 😜
The word is very near to you, it is on your lips and in your heart: the word, that is, of the faith we proclaim. If your lips confess that Jesus is Lord and if you believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, then you will be saved. By believing from the heart you are made righteous; by confessing with your lips you are saved.
The Medici family are a well known papal bloodline involved in the Vatican, banking, medical industry actually created the medical industry that is where the word medicine derives from Medici. They run many if the secret societies through their Jesuit Order and Zionism.
Many of the Florentine noble families are ancestors of Babylonian-Chaldeans that practiced Babylonian witchcraft and migrated into Florence during ancient Rome. During the Moorish invasion more of these clans migrated into Florence and brought large amounts of gold with them. Napoleon Bonaparte was the first political Zionist who proclaimed for all "Jews" to settle in Jerusalem. Zionism is really about domination.
Zion is a hill in Jerusalem which is considered a holy land by Christians, Jews, and Muslims. Zion refers to a military triumph all relating to sun worship, remember Zion is the Sion and Sion is the Sun. The Medici family were one of the wealthiest banking families in Europe for centuries. They produced 3 Popes and 2 Queen consorts of France. The Medici and Bonaparte families are closely related and are still working together.
Both of these families still exist today. Emilio Garrastazu Medici was a Brazilian dictator that established the military government in Brazil. The Brazilian Andre Cezar Medici works at the World Bank as a health economist in Washington DC today.
Reiterating..the name Medici means medical and they have been associated with witchcraft and kabbalah while ruling Florence. Pharmacy derives from the Greek word Pharmakeia which means sorcery and poison. The most common symbol used in medicine is the Rod of Asclepius which is of a serpent coiled around a rod similar to the Staff of Hermes. Prince Giuliano de Medici is one of the most highly trained sorcerers on the planet.
The House of Medici are involved in alchemical witchcraft and run the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn controlling their imperator David Griffin.. who is friends with Leo Lyons Zagami who is of the Lyons Black Nobility kind of like Jesuit Dan Lyons. Zagami now working with Infowars through the CIA. The Golden Dawn which really is a secret society of alchemists.
The Chaldean Oracles ancient texts have influenced modern Hermeticism. They have a statue of Hermes at their palace in Rome. The Dumas and Hermes families are French billionaires and own the fashion and luxury goods company called Hermes. The Dumas-Hermes family are worth tens of billions with Patrick Guerrand-Hermes, Axel Dumas, and Pierre-Alexis Dumas as current members.
The House of Medici founded the Botanical Garden of Pisa which is the oldest botanical garden in Europe and also established the Botanical Garden of Florence. They use herbs and plants for alchemy which is about the manipulation of the human psyche and physiology through chemicals. They use members of their Hermetic Order to infiltrate food and drug companies. Many who are in the Jesuit's FDA today.. poisoning people through their GMO's and Knight of Malta John C. Queeney who created Monsanto.
The Medici family own the Chaldean Mafia which is headed up by Louis Akrawi of Detroit. The Chaldean Mafia are Iraqi Islamic Catholics, Catholism is Islamic..Rome created it through Wahabbism and they are known for trafficking ecstasy and operate in Israel through Labor Zionism. The Israeli Mafia are the primary manufacturers of ecstasy in the world. Ecstasy is a dangerous synthetic chemical drug used for mind control and is a form of alchemy.
There is the international Medici Firma venture capital company which is involved in real estate, alternative investments, sovereign wealth funds, and business intelligence. Medici Firma is international and operates in Zurich, Switzerland while headquartered in Australia. I believe the Medicis have established residences in Australia and New Zealand. It has been buying up real estate all over the United States. And that is why real estate is so impeccably outrages cost wise today through their bankers the Knights of Malta.
The House of Medici family have similar ancestry with the Dreyfus family which are extremely wealthy. The Medici, Dreyfus, and Sassoon families are all descendants of Babylonian-Chaldeans. Baron James Sassoon of England is a top banker today. The Sassoon family take their name from the Sasanian Dynasty which ruled the Sasanian Empire and helped to establish Chaldean Catholic Church.
The French Dreyfus branch work as Court Factors for the House of Bonaparte. Louis-Napoleon Bonaparte was the first President of France. French presidents are the heads of the Bonaparte's Legion of Honour which has many members that are billionaires and heads of major corporations and banks like Alfred Dreyfus, Pierre Louis-Dreyfus, Benoit Potier, Pierre-Andre de Chalendar, Patrick Pouyanne, Rene Obermann and Bernard Arnault who is worth tens of billions.
Cosimo III de' Medici the last Medici Grand Duke of Tuscany bankrupted the state bank right after receiving large deposits of gold from the Elector of Bavaria. The Medici family used this gold to finance the Rothschild family as the new top bankers.
Today Prince Ottaviano de Medici has authority and command over the Rothschilds through their Jesuit's. The Rothschild family have worked with the House of Medici with Carl Mayer von Rothschild who ran the Naples Bank financing the House of Medici and working with Prince Luigi de Medici of Ottajano.
The Medici family developed the Double-Entry book keeping system which is used for tracking debts. The House of Medici were one of the primary architects of modern banking. They are economic tyrants that use fraud and poison to dominate over society.
Gucci is an Italian leather and fashion company headquartered in Florence and was created by the Gucci family of Florence. Gucci is now a subsidiary of Kering headed up by the French billionaire Francois-Henri Pinault who is worth about 23 billion.
Prince Lorenzo de Medici-Tornaquinci-Foscari is deeply involved in fashion which is displayed in his blog. Current members of the Medici and Bonaparte families include Prince Ottaviano de Medici, Prince Giuliano de Medici, Princess Elisabetta Medici-Tornaquinci-Foscari, Prince Lorenzo de Medici-Tornaquinci-Foscari, and Prince Lorenzo Maria Raimondo de Medici and of the House of Bonaparte there is Prince Charles Napoleon Bonaparte, and Prince Jean Christophe Napoleon Bonaparte.
Prince Jean Christophe worked for Morgan Stanley and Advent International which is a major buy out firm with assets estimated at over 30 billion. The Medici family are Rome's tax collectors and they oversee the IRS through Rome's network of power. You see how all this works everyone? Who is going to give you these exposures and deceptions? I doubt anyone!
David Kautter a Knight of Malta was Jesuit educated from Georgetown Law and is the Commissioner of the IRS. The Federal Reserve Bank of New York shares a similar architectural design with the Palazzo Medici-Riccardi in Florence.
The Medici family command their agents in the IRS to financially persecute people that Rome has declared as heretics. Not only is income tax immoral but the IRS make up debts out of thin air and they persecute people based on these made up or inflated debts. Prince Ottaviano de Medici is the head of this wicked bloodline and a ruthless tyrant.
One of the 13 satanic bloodlines... The Medici family has held great power since before the founding of the Roman empire...
These are some of the people who want to enslave and delete you.
If we are to survive as a species we must no longer tolerate evil.
you can recognize whether a German city was bombed in WW2 by how shit it looks today. if it's hyperugly modernist buildings everywhere, it got visited by our American friends in 1944
Ist J.D. Vance eigentlich schon in ÖRR-Talkshows eingeladen? Augenzeugenberichte? Wie es war, zum letzten Mal mit seiner Heiligkeit? Als letzter Polit-Promi im Leben des Papstes? Wie geschwächt waren Seine Heiligkeit? Was haben Sie gefühlt? Wo ist mein Kotzkännchen?
Habe ja jetzt ganz viel gelesen, daß der Besuch von Vance, der Grund für des Papstes Ableben sei, wenn dem so wäre, so spräche doch nichts, also rein gar nichts, gegen eine Audienz von Vance bei Lanz... und bei Erfolg könnte man ihn ja auch noch für andere Aufgaben engagieren...
Ich finde den Gedanken in der taz recht gut: Vance sehen und sterben. Vielleicht hat er eine hidden agenda, vielleicht ist er doch auf der guten Seite. Wer weiß.
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in reply to `Da Elf • • •This post is so out of hand/ *I* am trending on this server. I've never had a post (five or so years here, some dozen on Twitter) do this before. WAit, on Twitter once I snarked something pretty hard and it went nuts, but that was Twitter.
Holy Crap.
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I still never put spaces in file names. I always use "_".
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in reply to `Da Elf • • •_in my file names, although that's also because some shells make working with spaces a bit annoying.Michael Brandtner
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in reply to `Da Elf • • •Same here ... my pattern: Only lowercase, no special characters, no spaces
this-is-a-example-file.txt
But, I am a developer. Filenames without spaces are easier to use in different programming languages.
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in reply to `Da Elf • • •- Are these files will be programatically processed in the future with a bash/batch file?
- Yes: No spaces whatsoever.
- No: Anything goes. Okay maybe not emojis...
Irenes (many)
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in reply to `Da Elf • • •GitHub - dharple/detox: Tames problematic filenames
GitHubJohnny Than
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in reply to `Da Elf • • •this implies a corollary: maintaining makefiles makes you old almost instantly.
The logic checks out perfectly.
Torin Darkflight ΘΔ
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in reply to `Da Elf • • •As someone who used to frequently use newlines in file names, please no spaces in file names ;-;
awkward completion, ambiguous line wrapping, ambiguity in listing
I vastly prefer underscores in file names, except in rare cases where the file name is transcribed from an existing label of some kind
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Raymond
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in reply to `Da Elf • • •Hold up. There's good reason not to sometimes even still today!
I think...
Well, it does make some stuff easier anyway...
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in reply to `Da Elf • • •They can only have 8 characters anyway.
Right?
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in reply to `Da Elf • • •I'm not scared to put spaces in filenames, it just makes it a pain in the ass to select the file on GNU bash, as space is a arguments separator.
_ or - is an acceptable space substitute.
Elias Mårtenson
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in reply to `Da Elf • • •Hell, I had a problem last week that stumped two T3 engineers and was blocking some critical task.
The problem was two spaces in the middle of a value.
Stéphane Charette 🇨🇦
in reply to `Da Elf • • •Someone at work recently shared with me a directory full of files where each filename had multiple slashes due to U.S.-style dates.
Kids who didn't grow up with the restrictions of earlier filesystems don't think twice about what can go into a filename.
Helga Secures All the Things
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This is just wise to do.
I write my stuff to properly deal with spaces – I have to work with people from the windows world¹ – but I avoid them for my own files. Though I happily throw in all kinds of unicode characters in filenames. As long as tab-completion can deal with it…
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¹where lots of other ordinary characters are forbidden 😕
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in reply to `Da Elf • • •@petitevieille I don't put spaces in filenames only because I'm too lazy to make sure I always use double quotes [1] or to escape spaces, in interactive shells but spaces and accented characters work just fine.
1. I keep that efforts for scripts because scripts should just work without expecting filenames to not contains spaces.
But doing it each time I ever use an interactive shell to work with my own files is PITA 🙄 Fuck it. It's so much easier to use snake_case or PascalCase naming…
Jan B.
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in reply to `Da Elf • • •In 2025 I can't install Rancher (a Docker tool my dayjob recommends) because my name is too long to make a pathname.
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in reply to `Da Elf • • •For those of us who still use the command line from time to time, it's not about being scared, it's simply about remembering quoting rules.
Sure, if you only ever use Bourne shell, it's not that hard, but once you add Powershell and CMD.EXE, things get way more complicated.
Especially CMD.EXE.
Juli Jane (@WHY2025)
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in reply to `Da Elf • • •Days since putting a space in a filename caused a problem for me: [23].
Still a problem. -.-
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