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Shortly before the federal appeals court decision to stay the lower court intervention, National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett appeared on Fox Business with Maria Bartiromo to discuss the frustrating trade court decision and the pending leg…
#Netanyahu is facing increasing pressure from #European states, including the threat of sanctions. The unanswered question is whether #Trump will actually let Europe take action, or will he once again shield #Israel from any accountability.
Netanyahu is facing increasing pressure from European states, including the threat of sanctions. The unanswered question is whether Trump will actually let Europe take action, or will he once again shield Israel from any accountability.
In earlier times, the arrest of Hojjat-ul-Islam Gholamreza Qasemian could have sparked major diplomatic rows, even violence. Now it was barely a whisper that western media didn't even notice.
Arrest of Iranian Cleric In Saudi Arabia Highlights Changes in the Region
Ok, #Cockpit has now replaced #Webmin for my remote server monitoring and administration if for no other reason than dayum it's lean! Webmin always topped the list as the process consuming the most resources, and Cockpit doesn't even make the list.
"Alexis Kohler est parti après dix ans de bons et loyaux services à Macron. Mais ne vous en faites pas, il part vers de meilleurs horizons. Dans les prochaines semaines il rejoindra le groupe bancaire Société Générale. Et oui, la Société Générale : la banque, Jérôme Kerviel, tout ça quoi ! Quand un homme au service de l'intérêt général se met à travailler pour une entreprise privée, c'est du pantouflage. Et c'est pas très compliqué de trouver des cas de pantouflage, dans les plus hautes sphères il y en a tout le temps. Je pense qu'avec cet exemple, vous avez une meilleure idée de ce qu'est le pantouflage. Mais question, d'où ça vient ? Et surtout, pourquoi ça a un nom aussi rigolo ?"
Nouvel épisode de Contrastes par Ostpolitik et Modiie.
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00:00 Intro 00:39 Sponsor: learn more about AlmaCare, the professional support for AlmaLinux 01:25 News: news that you control 03:09 Notes: portable markdown 04:35 Collectives: Knowledge base 05:22 Tasks and Deck: todo list and kanban board 07:18 Passwords: Self hosted password manager 08:18 External Sites: make Nextcloud a full hub 09:00 OnlyOffice: replace Office 365 or Google Docs 10:03 Custom menu: Organize your stuff 10:55 Mastodon Integration 11:32 Contacts + Calendar: powerful and private 12:09 Forms: private surveys 12:59 Photos: your own shareable photo gallery 13:47 Files: powerful, portable cloud storage 15:06 Sponsor: Get a device that runs Linux perfectly 15:54 Support the channel
News lets you import an already existing list of feeds, or you can create one. It supports folders, and News can auto discover feeds for you. News lets you export your feed list, navigate using the J and K keys of your keyboard, and you can use another app that plugs into nextcloud, like NewsFlash on GNOME.
Next app is Notes. All my scripts and articles are written in Notes. You just get basic markdown support for titles, bold and italic, and section headers, and it lets you place your notes into categories. It also supports versioning. I use Iotas on GNOME to access and edit these notes.
Nextcloud collectives is also interesting, it's a leaner, faster version of something like Confluence. It lets you create Collectives, lets others collaborate and edit them, and they support more advanced syntax, with images or emojis. You can create templates, pages, subpages, you can view page outlines, or add links from one page to another.
For task management, I use Nextcloud Tasks and Deck. Tasks lets you create multiple lists, and multiple tasks per list, with support for tags, start date, due date, priorities, and even completion percentage or current status. As per Nextcloud Deck, it places tasks in boards, that you can customize with all the columns you want, and it supports the same tags and the same properties for each task as Nextcloud tasks.
Next one is Nextcloud passwords. It's a password manager, self hosted on your nextcloud server, so it's less likely to be affected in a wide data breach. It's end to end encrypted. It has a web interface to browse your passwords, but you'll really want to use the browser extensions for Firefox or any Chrome based browser.
Another small app I use every day is External Sites. It lets you add shortcuts to other websites inside your nextcloud menu, and it will open them in your nextcloud interface.
Nextcloud has a connector to let you plug an office suite directly to your nextcloud server. I went for OnlyOffice, and it lets me create new documents straight from the Nextcloud files app, and edit existing ones from the web interface, on any computer I want.
Custom menu is basically give you complete control over how your menu works.
Mastodon integration lets me add my mastodon feed or mentions onto my Nextcloud dashboard.
All my contacts are hosted on Nextcloud, and so are my calendars. They plug in on the desktop with GNOME's online accounts, and on mobile, well it's just caldav and carddav, any OS can access that.
Nextcloud Forms lets you create surveys easily, with multiple question types, single or multiple answers, long form text fields, and more, and it lets you publish a public link to that survey.
Nextcloud photos progressed a TON in the last version of Nextcloud, and now supports albums, editing your photos, sharing them with other people, and it can even auto recognize faces in your various pictures.
Files has the ability to move, copy, paste, favorite your files and folders, you can share them, you can edit them, and it auto syncs with the nextcloud desktop client, and you can access everything from the nextcloud mobile app for iOS and Android.
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Timecodes: 00:00 Intro 00:43 Valve's rating system is a net negative 03:35 Anti cheat is getting worse 07:27 Microsoft could kill Linux gaming 10:17 Valve is our only lifeline 11:33 It's not all bleak! 15:14 Sponsor: Tuxedo Computers 16:03 Support the channel
To begin with, we have the current mess that is Steamplay, proton and generally the Valve Steam Deck compatibility rating. This rating changes, and not always positively: it's a measure of how well a game runs RIGHT NOW, it is utterly untrustworthy as a purchasing aid. You can't rely on this rating to purchase a game for Linux or the Steam Deck specifically, because this rating is made by Valve, not by the game developer, it doesn't imply official support from the devs, and if the devs change something for Windows users that breaks Linux gaming, we're out of luck.
Of course, most of these games that become unplayable, or have never been playable, well that's due to anti cheat. The anti cheat situation on Linux is problematic.
EAC from Epic is used by plenty of games that run perfectly on Linux. BattleEye works on Ark survival evolded, or DayZ. This can work, and for pretty big games. So, why are game developers not enabling these solutions for their games when they're run with proton?
The main issue can be twofold here: first, you can't really run an anticheat with proton at the kernel level, because proton doesn't have these privileges, and runs in userpsace. This means they are potentially less effective on Linux. It also means they have to agree to let users that don't have the kernel level anti cheat software play on their servers, meaning some Windows users can now try and make that work, and masquerade as Linux users, while they actively cheat on Windows: it just opens a door for cheaters that are determined enough, a door that you wouldn't have to open if you didn't accept Linux gamers.
And this is just the Linux related problems. Because Linux games are Windows games, really, that use a third party tool to run. The moment Microsoft implements something that can't legally be reimplemented with proton, or can't technically be reimplemented through Proton, linux gaming is dead.
Have you heard about this rumor that microsoft wants to kill kernel level anticheat? Well it's a false rumor. They want to implement ANOTHER way to have such systme access with less chances of killing the OS, like with the crowdstrike incident. This means that in the future, Microsoft will look at Windows specific ways to run kernel level tools, ways that we likely won't be able to replicate on Linux.
Linux gaming is propped up by valve right now. Proton has MADE Linux gaming, and currently, I'd argue Linux gaming is basically Steam Gaming. Sure, you can play stuff with Heroic, or Lutris, or another launcher, but it runs with Wine. Wine's development is done mostly by paid employees of Codeweavers, who is funded a LOT by Valve.
Of course, it's not ALL bleak. There are glimmers of hope that we might land on the right side of the cliff.
First, Valve is committed. You don't start your own hardware with the Deck, and its OLED model, if you don't think there's a path to success. We also have other things on the horizon: while Valve says they want to SteamOS for other computers, we also have investment from big companies like Square Enix and Samsung, in playtronOS, another Linux based distro.
We also have Microsoft, adopting Vulkan's shader format instead of their own in DirectX, meaning they are moving towards more open standards, not closing things down.
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TImecodes: 0:00 Intro 0:40 Sponsor: Ground News 02:14 Mozilla sued for discrimination 04:08 NVIDIA drivers updated, fix Wayland support 05:33 Cosmic alpha in late July 07:20 GNOME 47 can be compiled without X11 09:18 Intel hybrid CPUs will get better battery life 10:06 50% performance boost for some Intel CPUs 11:34 Gaming: Steam recording, launchers, and Mesa improvements 14:43 Sponsor: Tuxedo Computers 15:48 Support the channel
NonSteamLaunchers is one of the simplest ways to get various other stores like Battle.net, Epic, GOG and more on Steam Deck / Linux has a fresh release adding some useful features.
Yeah, men are not voting for that at all. They also aren’t leading the political movement (including censorship, propaganda, and imprisonment) that causes partisans to vote that way.
"a woman who expects her husband to support her is selfish"
ABSOLUTE BULLSHIT!!!
YOU made the retarded claim that men are "more selfish than women", which you failed to support with even a shred of evidence.
I said that men are HAPPY TO SUPPORT THEIR WIVES AND FAMILIES, proving that they are NOT selfish, in their large majority!
The problem with woke feminists is that they BELITTLE women who want to be stay-at-home moms and don't get me started on the horrendous misandrist garbage spread by feminists over the last 50-60 years 😡😡😡
Rising Democrat star Rep. Jasmine Crockett, D-Texas, is making a bid to become the top Democrat on the House Oversight Committee. The panel’s previous top...
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Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:40 Sponsoir: Proton Mail 01:38 Github has a big malware problem 05:15 KDE's dev community looks very healthy 08:03 Nvidia open sources $700M tech 10:43 Mozilla's AI assistant is here 13:19 X.org is an undead project 16:01 Bottles moves to Rust and Libcosmic 20:00 Sponsor: Tuxedo Computers
Orbit by Mozilla is a new AI-powered assistant for the Firefox web browser that makes summarising web content while you browse as easy as clicking a button. After all, why read an article to unders...
Well. Upgrading bofh.social to the latest Sharkey was definitely a roller coaster.
It took FOREVER to come back up to the point where I thought there were other problems. Rebooted the box several times. Rolled-back system updates. Fucking hell.
Good experience though for the next 4 instance upgrades over the next couple of days.
No single day in history has impacted by life to the extent of September 11, 2001. I’m honored to share my interview with Richard Gage, a fearless voice in the pursuit of truth about 9/11. Losing a de
Remastered in HD to celebrate the 30th Anniversary of Step Back In Time.
Kylie’s homage to the 70s disco scene, “Step Back In Time” was the second single from 1990’s “Rhythm Of Love” LP. It reached number 4 in the UK singles chart and number 5 in Australia and is a mainstay of Kylie’s live repertoire to this day.
Lyrics:
I want to funk I want to f-f-you f-you-n-k I want to funk, I want to funk I want to f-f-you f-you-n-k Non stop dancing the bus stop To the funky music Hustle, pumpin the muscle Blame it on the boogie Remember the old days Remember the O'Jays Walkin' in rhythm, life was for livin' When you can't find the music To get down and boogie All you can do is step back in time Ball of confusion When nothing is new, and There's nothing doin', step back in time Keep on truckin' along Riding on a love train And then we can float on You'll never go wrong When you can't find the music To get down and boogie All you can do is step back in time Ball of confusion When nothing is new, and There's nothing doin', step back in time Step back in time Step back I want to step back, step back When you can't find the music To get down and boogie All you can do is step back in time Ball of confusion When nothing is new, and There's nothing doin', step back in time
The video was filmed in Los Angeles and directed by Nick Egan. It features Kylie and an entourage of 1970’s dancers driving around downtown LA in a big red Cadillac.
Songwriters: Mike Stock / Matt Aitken / Peter Waterman
Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:38 Sponsor: Proton Mail 01:36 Firefox 139 adds AI summaries 04:06 Wayland to restore window size and position 06:10 Framework 12 preorders are open 07:37 Microsoft's AI detects 20 vulnerabilities in bootloaders 09:50 Nvidia open sources PhysX and Flow SDK 11:24 Wine 10.5 is out 12:10 Older AMD GPUs can now emulate ray tracing 14:10 Valve's new VR headset could come soon 16:29 Sponsor: Tuxedo Computers
As I’m about to release v1.0 of the command line interface to MeshCore, and because I think this code has had more an heroïc kind of coding than pure software would, I thought it could be int…
A federal appeals court on Thursday temporarily reinstated President Trump’s tariffs after the Court of International Trade in New York said President Trump exceeded his authority to impose tariffs under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act of 1977 (IEEPA).
A federal appeals court on Thursday temporarily reinstated President Trump’s tariffs after the Court of International Trade in New York said President Trump exceeded his authority to impose tariffs under the International Emergency Economic…
Finally it is back! Our AMP! I did sort of miss listening to recorded music. My family had to live with me doing the funk on flute and piano and percussion while it was away.
Now it has been cleaned inside for the first time in thirty years. They didn't need to replace the potentiometer, just clean it, but they (J.A.Radio at Frederiksberg) replaced some resistors in the mumblewhatnotmumti circuitry.
Works perfect! I've already listened to Napalm Death, Debussy and Red hot chili peppers.
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The report follows the Trump #administration's decision to get rid of the #Biden - era chip "Diffusion Rule" that limited the #export of artificial intelligence processors to China.
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Obsidian offers the ability to link notes together, it uses markdown and plain text to store your notes, it has a plugin ecosystem, and the visual knowledge graph that lets you explore topics and the relationships between your notes. BUT it's proprietary, so we have Logseq. It takes notes as markdown files, it has more than 150 plugins, and a bunch of themes, it has mobile apps, it's private, and it does have the same linking features and knowledge graph.
It even lets you create queries to generate tables with all the information you need, based on the links and data you entered in your notes.Logseq even offers their own syncing solution if you want that. It's available for Linux, as an AppImage, and for macOS, Windows, iOS and Android.
Another really powerful app is Notion. While it's free of charge, it's also proprietary and doesn't have an official Linux version.
The closest thing you can find in the open source world will be AppFlowy, and while it's really close, it's not as feature complete just yet. You can create your own structure, with pages and subpages, and you have a few page types, like calendars, boards, tables, or documents. You also can mix these types on the same page, like having a board with cards, that you can also present in a table, or on a calendar, but you won't get as many templates as what Notion offers.
If you want a more full featured app, there's AnyType instead. It's also open source, and has a Linux client and mobile apps, but the interface is a bit more involved and less clear to start with than AppFLowy.
Now this one, you might not have as much control over, generally, a company or project will impose Slack or Microsoft Teams on you. But if you have all the power, then you might want to take a look at Mattermost.
It's a fully open source Slack / MS Teams alternative, that you can self host. It lets you create channels, and chat, with side threads, file sharing, screen sharing, and audio calls. It can be integrated with a bunch of developer tools to automate things, you can format messages with markdown, or code snippets, and all messages can be archived, with full history search.
If all you need to organize yourself is a board, you might use Trello. This one is pretty easy to replace: you can just use Focalboard. You can either self host it if you want to let multiple people access the same board, or you can just use it as a personal app, with a macOS, Windows and Linux application.
If you need to create and edit PDF documents, you might use Acrobat Pro, from Adobe. You can always open them in GIMP, Inkscape, of LibreOffice Draw, but these tend to either open a single page, or break the document's formatting. Libreoffice draw does a great job IF you have all the fonts used in the PDF installed on your system , but editing text is generally handled in a line per line basis, instead of recognizing things as paragraphs, which can be a pain to deal with.
Visual Studio Code's ... code is licensed under the MIT license, so it IS an open source / free software project, but the binary you can get from Microsoft isn't open source. The alternative, thus, is easy: VSCodium. It's built on the open source parts of VS Code, but removes all the tracking, telemetry and proprietary components. It's compatible with VS Code's plugins and extensions, and has the exact same interface and features, but in a nice open source form.
Video name/description and comments that contain any of the watched words are automatically tagged with the name of the list. These automatic tags can be used to filter comments and videos.
Global word list
Navigate to Administration section 01:01
Click on Moderation -> Watched words 01:03
Click the large button labeled Create new list 01:04
Add a List name; in this demo, we’ll call it Global word list 01:05
Add one word or group of words per line Words section. In this demo, we used: {"Donald Trump", "funk whale"}. Click save. Your list are now in affect. That's it. 01:12
To find and marked comments or videos, you go to the respective Administration section -> Overview and choosing either Videos or comments 03:34
Users word list
Navigate to your videos at My Videos 02:14
Click on the Comments tab, then select Watched words 02:16
Click the large button labeled Create new list 02:20
Add a List name; in this demo, we’ll call it Users word list 02:22
Add one word or group of words per line Words section. In this demo, we used: {"binaries", "big sale", "phishing"}. Click save. Your list is now READY to be activated, meaning it’s not yet in effect 02:28
Activate your newly created list of words/tags to mark comments and keep them hidden from the public until you approve them: example.org/my-library/auto-tag-policies. 02:43
Check the box to make the list active 02:43
Whenever a comment is flagged by any of your listed words, you can find it in Comments on my videos, where you can either approve or delete the comment. 03:22
Global bad words
Donald Trump
funk whale
Users word list
binaries
big sale
phishing
Akismet
It is recommended to install and use the Akismet plugin. It's free and has worked well for me for the past 25 years or so, with only a handful of spam getting through the filters. 04:21
The #reliability of AI tools needs to increase dramatically if #developers are going to produce a model that can meet or surpass human #intelligence, commonly known as artificial general intelligence. #Researchers seem to believe improvements at that scale are unlikely to happen soon.
Artificial intelligence needs to be a lot more reliable to catch up with the hype cycle. A computer science professor says the industry has been "overly optimistic."
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