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TFM claims: "If you believe Jews are the sole cause of Western problems, explain Rome. Their decline happened centuries later with no Jewish involvement."
Jews claim: "They created Christianity to conquer the goy, Paul was a double agent, they destroyed Esau through Christianity, St. Peter was a rabbi who infiltrated Christianity to aid the Jews, etc."
@shortstories If you watched the video, then you would know they didn't say Jesus didn't exist, they said Paul was a double agent, who made up the magic tricks and the myth surrounding Jesus (who they believe was a regular Jew, not the messiah) to prevent Christianity from infiltrating Judaism in Israel and instead go convert the goyim, as Jesus supposedly wanted.
What is the earliest Jewish written source to confirm that Jews taught that,
"Paul was a double agent, who made up the magic tricks and the myth surrounding Jesus (who they believe was a regular Jew, not the messiah) to prevent Christianity from infiltrating Judaism in Israel and instead go convert the goyim, as Jesus supposedly wanted."
Maimonides is after 1100 AD
These people on the video were filmed after 1900 AD
@shortstories Are you for real? Look, if you don't believe the takes of the top influential rabbis on Judaism, that's fine. The point of this is to show what rabbis teach, this is what they preach in Israel.
Some of these rabbis also have youtube channels, you can send them money and ask for their pre-700 AD sources, if you're so inclined.
But there is no denying that Christianity is 100% Jewish and that Jesus did not perform any magic tricks, if he even existed at all.
Maybe their most recent take of the top Jewish Rabbis in the 20th and 21st century is that Christianity was a Jewish PsyOp but I am not convinced that Jews who were not Christian who were alive before 700 AD viewed Christianity as a Psyop created by Jews
Rabbis have a long track record of creating new stuff on the fly and claiming it was what they taught all along since ancient times
@shortstories According to these rabbis, most Jews didn't think Christianity was a psyop, it was simply a competitor to the mainstream form of Judaism at the time, with an army and everything. They were converting Jews in Israel to their side and the elites saw it as a threat. Only Paul, Peter and a few other top rabbis, knew about their plan to lead the Christians away from Israel and to turn the whole movement into a psyop for the goy.
"According to these rabbis, most Jews didn't think Christianity was a psyop"
"Only Paul, Peter and a few other top rabbis, knew about their plan to lead the Christians away from Israel and to turn the whole movement into a psyop for the goy."
So basically more than one thousand years later some Rabbis speculated that Christianity was originally created by other Jews as a PsyOp
But this is only their unproven guess about history
I will give you that most modern Christian denominations are PsyOps by Jews who are not Christian and their greedy for money and greedy for power partners
But I do not think you have made a good case that it started out that way
You might indeed be correct about how and why it started but you have not convinced me you are correct beyond a reasonable doubt
@shortstories If the church leaders dress like Jews, if the books they deem holy include the Torah, if they see Israel as their holy land, then they are a Jewish psyop and started out as such. If all modern Christian denominations do this, all of them are psyops, including the Russian Orthodox church, which actively defends and submits to Jews.
The question is were they subverted or were they a psyop to begin with
But it would be very difficult for me to meet the academic requirements for a history paper with proper citations and get a A grade with the claim that I know 100% for sure that Christianity started out as a Psychological Operation By Paul & friends to convince Gentiles to become Noahides and that Paul & "eye witness" friends did not sincerely believe Jesus rose from the dead
@shortstories Actually no, even at the time of Maimonides, some rabbis said that Christianity had been created by Hashem to bring the nations to the Jews.
This is what rabbis have been saying for a long time, now you have all the most influential ones on video repeating it.
Of course this is heresy to Christians but, as it's written in their bible: "You worship what you do not know, we worship what we know, for salvation is from the Jews."
If the Talmud was finished in the 6th century AD then it was finished before 700 AD
So I would like to see a quote from 700AD or earlier from Jews that Christianity or the story of Jesus was a PsyOp created by "Jews" to influence Goyim to become Noahides or whatever based accelerationist is claiming the goal of this Jewish PsyOp was
First I think because of belief in Jesus whether or not Jesus existed the Roman Government was defeated and replaced by a combination of Churches and multiple governments
Second it was defeated over many centuries without violence
Third I think it's defeat was a good thing because in the long run it led to competing government and competing religious systems
Fourth I am anti-clerical and hope for the Roman Clerical system to be defeated further
My desired end goal would be for people to no longer believe that clergy have special authority to let people know what is morally right and wrong and to no longer believe that they have a moral obligation to obey clergy simply because they are clergy
When I say clergy I do not limit this to "Christian" Clergy only
And I would say the same for people in government or corporate office positions as I said for clergy but with word substituition
since i am the world's slowest cad designer i must keep going. takes me hours to get one little thing done and i spend most of my time just staring and rotating things to think of the best approach
today marks the 18th anniversary of project cartographer "a fan-driven initiative that revives the online multiplayer experience of Halo 2 on PC, allowing players to connect and play together after the official servers were shut down, thereby preserving the game's legacy and community."
Not even June and today it got up to 98°F at home. And that's from a temperature sensor that's in the shade and protected from direct sunlight! #ABQwx #ABQtemp #NMwx #summer #GlobalWarming #HeatWave
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"It's essential that the next leader of NASA is in complete alignment with President Trump’s America First agenda, and a replacement will be announced directly by President Trump soon."
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Zorin OS 17 doesn't use the very latest, it's based on GNOME 43, not 45. The Software store is the one from GNOME 45, but other apps are the version from GNOME 42, like the image viewer or the file manager.
You still get access to desktop layouts, which let you change how your desktop looks and feels in one click. You also get a Zorin appearance app with accent colors, dark mode, support for other themes, and a few other options to change how the interface looks and feels, but that's all stuff Zorin OS 16 already had.
As per Zorin specific changes, the default Zorin menu now gives you a search box, to find anything you want, it uses the GNOME shell search backend, so you can enable or disable providers in the settings. You also gain an "all apps" category to see everything sorted alphabetically.
Also, Zorin OS seems to default to Wayland now,
It brings back the desktop cube. It can be enabled in the Zorin appearance settings, and it's triggered as a replacement for the activities view: instead of the strip of desktops, you get the desktop cube. You can make it turn with touchpad gestures, and windows are laid out with a nice parallax effect, floating over the desktop.
The alt tab window switcher can also be replaced with a more visual, 3D version of the default, and again, it looks good, but it's not more usable: you don't see all windows as well as a basic alt tab strip of thumbnails and icons, and it makes it harder to actually get to what you're looking for, because you don't have the full list of app icons visible all at once.
Zorin OS added advanced tiling. Again, it needs to be enabled in the Zorin Appearance settings, and it gives you not only quarter tiling, but also a lot of other options. When you tile a window to a screen edge, you get a little pop-up to fill the rest of the space with another open window, and it creates tile groups, meaning that bringing one of the window to the fore will also bring the other one alongside it.
You can also turn on tiling layouts. They're not the most legible or easy to create, as you can't just place your windows how you want them, and save that as a layout, you have to enter relatively cryptic series of numbers to define the percentage of the display each zone occupies.
Under the hood, Zorin OS 17 is Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, so you're getting packages that are close to being 2 years old. It adds snap and flatpak, with flathub enabled.
Zorin uses the Linux kernel 6.2, which, ehhh well it's end of life, and has been since May 2023,
You're also stuck at the nvidia drivers 535, so not 545, the latest ones that fix a LOT of Wayland related issues, and the mesa drivers are 23.0, where 23.3 was released recently, with a lot of improvements for recent hardware.
Zorin OS also still keeps the cool things they add on the side: first you get Zorin connect, which is KDE connect and the GS Connect extension for GNOME shell. You also get an easy one click install of Wine, called Windows app support. It installs Wine, and PlayOnLinux, so you can try and run various windows executables, but both of these are super outdated.
Andy Yen, the CEO of Proton (Mail, Drive, VPN, Pass...) answered a lot of the questions you, the community, asked, in an interview that covers basically everything!
He discusses security, privacy, the origins of Proton, how they operate, Linux support, future projects, products and features, quantum computing, passkeys, and more!
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00:00 Intro 01:16 How did Proton start? 03:24 Why start with email? 06:03 What is Proton's business model? 08:34 Why set up in Switzerland? 11:33 What data do you have on customers? 14:39 How is encryption important? 18:20 Do you always need to use a VPN? 20:47 Why focus on building an ecosystem? 24:55 Is an Office Suite planned? 26:29 What differentiates Proton from competitors? 30:26 Is Proton a viable alternative to big tech services? 33:31 Why expand to more products instead of finishing existing ones? 37:19 Does the general public care about privacy? 38:45 What's next for Proton services? 40:08 What are the plans for native Linux clients? 46:03 Will ProtonVPN offer dedicated IPs to everyone? 47:46 What's the environmental impact of Proton? 49:27 Proton on F-Droid, without Google Play notifications? 52:03 Why are code repos all separated and hard to find? 53:12 Why are addresses ending in ".me" ? 54:57 When will all apps reach feature parity? 56:24 Will SMTP relay be supported? 57:47 Will Proton focus more on businesses in the future? 59:50 Why put all your eggs in one basket with just Proton services? 01:01:00 Will Proton support passkeys? 01:03:21 Does E2E matter is the recipient isn't using it? 01:04:49 Will Proton disable port forwarding in VPN? 01:06:41 Is encryption enough to make email private? 01:09:06 What protects users from a change in Proton's code licensing? 01:11:14 How does Proton protect its infrastructure? 01:13:14 Impacts of Quantum Computing on privacy and security? 01:14:24 What's the future of Proton Bridge? 01:16:25 When will Proton photos be a thing? 01:17:17 Plans for Proton Notes? 01:18:20 Will VPN support the Apple TV? 01:21:12 Support the channel
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Tomorrow is the first day of pride month and to celebrate, I think it’s time to remove celebration of corporate allyship (did they ever ACTUALLY care anyway or only want our money?) and go back to the roots.
Pride is a party!
Pride is a riot!
Pride is a rejection of shame and an embracing of wholeness. 🥰
So happy early pride to everyone who isn’t performing it as a show, but is actively living and loving their full being along with that of others! 🥳
There is a story circulating “Trump administration hires plalantir to make a database that spies on every American.”
This was made up by the New York Times. There is no evidence other than a contract for database services or whatever the fuck, which happens every week, that is literally what Palantir does.
It could be something, but also Eriner could be trans. There is not much of a reason to elevate either hypothesis.
As I say this is probably some boring government contract. Maybe they want to decrease welfare fraud by uniting some systems. Maybe they want to axe the mainframes
@eriner old systems that run like a top but no one understands are everywhere. I'll take any random cobol code base written 40 years ago by some grey-ponytail over anything written Javascript for code quality every day of the week.
The mortgage and banking industries would collapse if you magically made all cobol disappear tomorrow.
Yes and selective service, but the administration is publicly dissatisfied with those databases. It’s all shit mainframe tech.
They’re probably going to replace the mainframes with something that also prevents fraud.
This of course causes Dems to flip their shit, poop into their hands and throw the poop at the McDonald’s cashier, because the fraud pays their DC mansion mortgage
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NovaCustom is from the Netherlands, and they're specialized in laptops, you won't find desktop PCs in here. They put the focus on customization of your laptop to your exact specifications, they ship Linux out of the box, and they use coreboot.
They offer 3 years of warranty, and they guarantee spare parts availability for your device up to 7 years after your purchase.
They have 14 inches, 15 inches and 17 inches, the cheapest they have is 749€, and the most expensive goes up to 3900 euros but that's with all the options ticked
Of course, you can change the specs, but you can also add you own logo, you can change the boot logo, you can engrave the palm rest, you can pick between Windows and Linux, or you can ask them to create a dual boot.
You can choose yo use your own keyboard layout, in ANSI or ISO, change the look of the super key, change keyboard illumination, ask to completely remove the mic and webcam...
Framework goes further, since you can even replace the entire motherboard and keep the whole chassis, keyboard, panel, webcam and ports. They don't have as many models and sizes though, and until the 16 inch model releases, you're not getting any dedicated GPU options, and you're limited to 13 inches.
Novacustom is more about customization, repairability, and allowing users access to their own hardware, where Framework is more about keeping the exact same device, and making it modular, and allowing complete upgrades.
In terms of price range, Framework will be a little bit more expensive than NovaCustom for the same configurations, but they do have better panels, and newer CPU options, plus Ryzen options that Novacustom don't currently offer.
My review unit is the NS51 series, their mid range laptop. In terms of build quality, it feels very rigid, the hinge is super solid. The whole thing is pretty heavy, 1.7 kilos, and it's quite sturdy.
The only real issue I can see is the position of the power button, next to a USB port
All the spare parts are accessible for up to 7 years after your purchase, and they give you a complete service manual.
My review unit came with a core i7 1260P. In terms of I/O, on the right, you get gigabit ethernet, the ill placed power button, one USB 2 port, a micro SD card reader, and on the right, you have your barrel charger, an HDMI port, a USB 3.0 port, and 1 thunderbolt 4 and 1 type C 3.1 Gen 2 port. You can charge the laptop using USB C.
This laptop came with coreboot, with Dasharo firmware.
In terms of performance, the CPU gets a more than honorable 2498 in single core, and 7450 in multi core. As per battery life, this chip is relatively power efficient, it lasts for about 7 hours at mid brightness, wifi on, watching youtube videos in a loop.
Now let's look at the various things this laptop comes with. The display is 15.6 inches, 1080p, 16:9, 300 nits of brightness. It covers 98% of SRGB.
As per input, the keyboard feels pretty good to type on. They keys have good travel, they bounce back well, it doesn't feel mushy for a membrane keyboard, and it sounds pretty good. It's a good keyboard.
The touchpad is decent, it doesn't feel like glass, but it's smooth enough, large enough, and it feels precise. It did wobble a little bit and you can feel that when just using tap to click.
Now, the webcam is the usual potato quality fare, it's 720p.
The microphone is the same, it will be suitable for short video conferences, but it makes you sound distant.
And finally, the speakers, they're your average fare.
In the backstory bible for the world in which most of my stories take place, I have a thing called "The Blight". It is an agent of Oblivion and serves to bring all of reality back to absolute zero, no heat, no light, no movement, no time. It undoes creation. But I'm left unable to name its opposite. What do you call everywhere, everywhen, every thought, every color, infinitely bright and hot, teeming with immortal life? What's the opposite of a naked singularity? Ubiquity? Omnilarity? What do you call the thing that starts The Big Bang? What is the first tick of forward in time called?
I don't even know what hashtags to put on this but it's appreciate any suggestions for terms to use. I know you must pass through The Gleam to find it but The Gleam is not of it. The Gleam is the shining world while what lies beyond is blazing.
please boost, moderation meta/drama, on minors being "owned" by others (kink relationships)
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Okay, fedi, enough is enough with this: minors saying that they are "owned by", "property of", or "own(s)" someone, regardless of if that someone is a minor or an adult is not okay. Even if they say that in a platonic way, others can still misinterpret that as inappropriate and take action against a minor or an adult who does that.
Minors: if you have something like the examples above on your profile, you are asked to remove it.
To everyone: if you see something suggestive of a kink relationship in a minor's profile, please report it to your admins.
To admins and moderators specifically: if you learn of such behavior, follow your moderation policies to handle it as appropriate on your instance.
"For that reason your show is re-introducing the No Agenda PhD program from a few years back. It’s the perfect time of year for this and a lot of producers have requested we do this promotion once more for a limited time as they missed out in the past. So here it is for the month of June. For a donation of $1000 you get a PhD in Media Deconstruction which includes a gorgeous diploma."
Laut einem UNICEF-Vertreter konnten 2024 1,7 Millionen argentinische Kinder aus der Armut befreit werden. Dabei lobt er die Milei-Regierung: Bestimmte Maßnahmen hätten die Kinderarmut zurückgedrängt.
When Jimmy Carter purchased the teachers' union's endorsement in 1979 by establishing the Department of Education, the USA was #1 in education worldwide. 46 years and 4.1 trillion dollars later, the USA is #40 worldwide. We are, however, #1 in cost per student. Any questions?
people living in the UK. If you have the time you might want to give your feedback to the Equality and Human Rights Commission on their planned changes in light of the supreme courts idiotic ruling on gender.
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There is an air raid alert right now. Russian drones are flying over many regions of Ukraine. It's a quiet night. All the houses are asleep. Complete silence — and in that silence, you hear a drone passing by. You instantly recognize the sound and hold your breath. I didn’t get much sleep last night...
Climate inaction is causing glacier collapse. In this case the entire village of Blatten was wiped off the map. Huge implications for fresh water supplies too and life on the planet more generally.
" If global warming does not stay within the 1.5C rise agreed in the Paris climate accord, glaciologists believe most of Switzerland’s glaciers will be gone by the end of this century."
Started streaming on May 26, 2025 #economictimes #latestnews #ET On May 21, the U.S. Senate’s Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations held a crucial hearing titled "The Corruption of Science and Federal Health Agencies: How Health Officials Downplayed and Hid Myocarditis and Other Adverse Events Associated with the COVID-19 Vaccines." Top medical experts and legal ...
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voices testified, including Dr. Peter McCullough, Dr. Jordan Vaughn, Dr. James Thorp, Dr. Joel Wallskog, Attorney Aaron Siri and Hawaii Governor Josh Green. Dr. McCullough presented findings from a large autopsy series, stating that in 73.9% of examined post-vaccine deaths, mRNA COVID vaccines were considered the likely cause—a claim that has sparked intense debate in the medical community.
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I need a big favor. My friend @Aseelsehwel lives in Gaza, & she & her brother are currently trying to raise money to feed their family, care for their father who is suffering from kidney complications, & eventually leave Gaza for Egypt. They are a family of 6 & it looks like their estimated costs to cover everything would be $50,000.00. So far they are at $30,360.00, can we try to get them over the finish line? Here is a link to their GoFundMe:
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Democrats are spending some $20 million dollars to figure out how to connect with young men. So, they commissioned a study called “Speaking With American Men: A Strategic Plan.”
@UptownGirl Perhaps because your whole platform is based upon fear, fear, and more fear. Covid is going to get you, the Earth is going to overheat, etc.
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So, to begin with, Debian 12 moves away from its pure "FOSS" roots. Debian 12 now enables the non-free firmware repo by default IF Debian detects you'll need it on your computer. Just know it's possible to disable this during the boot process.
Debian 12 actually splits non free software into 2 different repos: non-free, which is for packages and apps that don't conform to Debian's guidelines on free and open source software, and non free firmware, which is the same thing, but specifically for drivers and firmware.
Debian isn't generally known for shipping the very latest and greatest desktop environments, but Debian 12 isn't far off. For Plasma users, you get the very latest, KDE 5.27, with all its bug fixes and updates, which means you're not missing out on anything.
If you were using Debian 11, you were using KDE 5.20, so you're jumping a full 7 versions ahead, which means your experience will be drastically better, whatever your use case.
If you're a GNOME user, you'll get GNOME 43, which isn't the latest, but GNOME 44 wasn't a huge update by any means. If you were using Debian 11, you were on GNOME 3.38, which means you'll get a whole 4 new versions worth of features, support, performance improvements.
Of course, Debian 12 also updates virtually every single package and app they ship. You get the LTS kernel version 6.1, and you get the Mesa drivers 22.3, and the nvidia drivers 525.
All in all, 67% of packages were updated from Debian 11, and the repos now include 11000 new packages as well, for a total of more than 64 000.
Of course, Debian 12 isn't a desktop for everyone. If your use case is "I like using the very latest thing", then obviously, it's not for you. If you want the most beginner friendly distro, while Debian isn't a bad choice; it's also not the easiest. If you want to game on Linux, Debian will also not be your first choice.
In the past, I would never have recommended Debian Stable as a desktop for most users. It was too old, too outdated, the older applications in its repos were just not a great experience, and Flatpak wasn't super well supported. Older desktop environments were also lackluster, as each new release brought some crucial improvements that you really couldn't do without.
With the maturity of formats like Flatpak, snaps or AppImages, you don't have to care about what versions of apps are in your repos. If you need something newer, you can get it, without adding a third party repo that might mess up your system's dependencies and shared libraries.
And desktop environments on Linux are now very mature, which means using a 6 month to 2 year old desktop isn't a dealbreaker anymore.
And of course, Debian stable won't be for everyone. Tinkerers, enthusiasts, hobbyists, and people who like to game won't find what they want in Debian 12. But for anyone who just wants a computer that works reliably, day after day, without failed updates or stuff that randomly breaks, Debian 12 is an obvious choice. In terms of combining stability, software availability, and now, hardware support, nothing comes close.
"For that reason your show is re-introducing the No Agenda PhD program from a few years back. It’s the perfect time of year for this and a lot of producers have requested we do this promotion once more for a limited time as they missed out in the past. So here it is for the month of June. For a donation of $1000 you get a PhD in Media Deconstruction which includes a gorgeous diploma."
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This system sucks and is pointlessly cruel
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Me as a teen rebel:
This system sucks and is pointlessly cruel
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