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macroblogging social media site, mastodon.eskimo.com a federated microblogging site, and yacy.eskimo.com an uncensored federated search engine. All Free!
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When civilians die in Gaza or Ukraine, they’re “civilian casualties” and it’s “genocide.” But when Russia or Israel are hit, they’re just “war dead” and it’s “heroic resistance.” MSM doesn’t report—they perform. Always advocacy, never balance.
Volodymyr Zelensky announced that 117 drones were used in the strike inside Russia that wiped wiped out dozens of nuclear “doomsday” bombers and other aircraft.
@sicp @crunklord420 @pernia @lina @Suiseiseki @akai @dsm @jp @gikobot Well, basically Tails is looking after cream and OC in the park. He grabs his crotch and leads them to a secluded area of the park where he firs gets blow jobs from both. Then Tails escalates to undressing and notices that OC shat his pants and he savors the turd. The entire thing goes on with more hot scat sex. What shit comic from a shit furfag website.
It's what they call themselves. I don't like the term.
> Im 90% sure their cope is
Public information that is independently verifiable, ask someone else: Opal was opposed to the removal of CP from FSE and constantly complained if I did that, if I told pedophiles to kill themselves (something she told other people to do every damn day, but pedophiles are a protected class) or used the terms "chomos" or "diaper snipers", and was very insistent that the spelling "paedophile" is preferred. Opal was open about having participated in "CP raids" of imageboards/forums (i.e., people attempting to get a site taken down by spamming CP) back in the day. A large number of people kicked from NNIA went to anime.website. Pedophiles started posting child models on anime.website, Opal screeched at the people that deactivated those accounts. Opal at some point declared that she would not remove anything, even CP, until specifically directed by a court order, and immediately "WorldMAP" (already deactivated on FSE) started posting hardcore child rape/bondage; after a day or two, she removed the images and announced that she was going to let the anime.website domain expire. A youjo.love user claims that, when challenged by Opal on whether he was actually a pedophile or not, he sent Opal a photo of himself giving the thumbs-up next to his screen, which was displaying child pornography; whatever was done with that image, it is a really fucking strange thing to demand that someone prove they're a pedophile.
You can draw whatever conclusions you want from that. That's all independently verifiable information, so don't ask me. I do not wish to talk about pedophiles for the nth consecutive day. thread_cycle.png
@crunklord420 @pernia @lina @phnt @Suiseiseki @sicp @akai @dsm @jp @gikobot @mint @maxmustermann from the fact that others wanna blanket the whole thing as a cp attack by bad actors not from the instance on their server (this is the third time ive heard this from a pawoo defender) I would not be suprised if they feel like just saying this enought would hide the evidence.
> others wanna blanket the whole thing as a cp attack by bad actors not from the instance on their server (this is the third time ive heard this from a pawoo defender)
Either I'm missing something you're talking about or you've confused two or three things that I was talking about with Pawoo.
I don't know why you're talking about Pawoo; anime.website absolutely was people that lived on that instance and were happy with that instance, not doing an attack, but Opal declared it open season and the guy that posted semi-nude kids started posting hardcore CP. Separate thing, Opal participated in CP raids; that wasn't on fedi (as far as I know).
Whether or not there are pedos hiding out on Pawoo (there are, but there are about a million people on there anyway: fedilist.com/instance/pawoo.ne… ), there absolutely have been attacks from outside Pawoo using Pawoo. There have been plenty of attempts, the biggest one being the guy with the CP avatars that spammed other instances. Details are in the MRF that I wrote to get rid of it: git.freespeechextremist.com/gi… .
> # The first one had the nickname DISABLE_SIGN_UP@pawoo.net and the bio: > # "<p>IT WILL ONLY GET WORSE</p><p>REPORT IT WHEN YOU SEE IT JAPS</p>" > # The second one was named _BLOCK_THE_PAWOO_DOMAIN_@pawoo.net, this bio: > # "<p>I CAN KEEP DOING THIS AS LONG AS PAWOO IS FEDERATED AND ALLOWS SIGN UPS</p><p>WANT IT TO STOP? BLOCK THE PAWOO DOMAIN RETARD</p>"
(Bonus Gleason joke at the end, so you may be able to guess when it was written.)
The MRF in question just ignored Like activities from Pawoo users that had no public posts. The attack was pretty clever: he put CP in his avatar and then spammed Like activities, and no one on the server noticed it because Likes don't show up on the timeline, but people on other servers saw CP-spam from Pawoo. A lot of people blocked Pawoo as a result of that and FSE never had to.
There are terms that they do not like and "pediverse" is not just a term they like, but a term the pedos came up with. I don't think it's the term we should be using, and I don't want to treat the woodchipper-fodder instances as a fixture in the network. The sooner they become afraid of federating with the rest of us, the sooner they move to whitelist federation and they're gone.
they've found a new market for people to spend money on useless things.
It used to be individual purchases (aside from the period when mining was done on commercial GPUs), and whilst useless, was at least fun.
Now it is in bulk, for something that is both useless, wrong, and successfully replacing millions of... checks notes... voice actors with AI replacements.
I’m so glad Intel has been entered the higher end GPU space and at an affordable price point. The B580 bang for your buck is incredible compared to Nvidia and AMD
@Kevin Beaumont That's ok, wouldn't go with nVidia again anyway given all the problems I've had with their shitty Linux drivers and lack of support for current kernels or older hardware.
There's enough for a size and configuration difference between my 2012 Lenovo ThinkPad X220 and my Lenovo ThinkPad W520 that there's a ten minute torrent of typos during my brain and finger and hand adaptation. It's funny to see it happen. It goes from intentional to automatic in about ten minutes.
palestine · 5 minutes ago What's wrong is that this happens in a context where Russia has 100 times or more the military capabilities of Ukraine. I am wondering what they hope to achieve with this
its all a show to bring in the #NWO of hate and constant #war !
International and Ukrainian media have reported a massive Ukrainian drone attack on frontline Russian bases, citing sources from Ukraine's Security Service (SBU)A screenshot from a video of the alleged attack released by the SBU on June 1, 2025...
> The Trump administration recently pulled Jared Isaacman's nomination to be NASA administrator, alluding that he was not in "complete alignment" with the president's agenda. foxnews.com/politics/trump-adm…
[ Android Police: Forget Google Keep, OneNote and Evernote, 5 reasons NotebookLM is the future of note-taking ] androidpolice.com/reasons-note… It's a Google product. It's a non-starter for me and others.
[ The Brighter Side of News: Major battery innovation pushes electric vehicle range to over 3,000 miles ] thebrighterside.news/green-imp… Sounds like range anxiety will become extinct here pretty soon.
the mystery of the rough idle deepens. i may need to bench test the idle air control valve and there is another air bypass valve inside the manifold that i should check
wlroots window capture progress: now it works with off-screen windows and popups are handled correctly!
Also added a small hack to render onto a transparent background. Will need a bit more work to clean that up.
Apart from that, the main remaining blocker is fixing interactions with various output-related Wayland events (preferred scale, transform, frame pacing etc).
When this is all over, please give us a list of every university/college that caved to Trump on anything. I want to make sure I know which schools NOT to send my son to when he graduates high school.
Universities quietly negotiating with White House aide to try to avoid Harvard’s fate, source says
In 2015, Christian + Nationalist isn’t fringe anymore. The labels meant to smear—“extremist,” “Christian nationalist”—are losing bite. Now they signal resistance: anti-globalist, anti-Marxist, anti-woke. The Overton window shifted. What was demonized is now a counter-elite virtue signal.
@monarchist That's not how nationalism works. In an immigrant country like the United States, nationalism is best understood not as ethnic purity, but as allegiance to a shared civic identity, values, and constitutional order.
@monarchist Nationalism isn’t static—it reflects the character of the state. In the U.S., that character has always been pluralistic. From the Founders’ Enlightenment ideals to Lincoln’s vision of a unified republic, American nationalism is inherently civic. It asks: Do you believe in the Constitution, not do you descend from one bloodline. Ethnic nationalism is fundamentally un-American, both historically and constitutionally.
@sepples The nation-state is a political structure, not an ethnic prerequisite. It's a sovereign entity defined by borders and governance—not by bloodline or tribe. The U.S. nation-state was built on civic principles: allegiance to a Constitution, not to kin. You’re confusing statehood with ethnic nationalism, a category error born of illiteracy, fucktard. @monarchist
@monarchist The English word nation from Middle English c. 1300, nacioun "a race of people, large group of people with common ancestry and language," from Old French nacion "birth (naissance), rank; descendants, relatives; country, homeland" (12c.) and directly from Latin nationem (nominative natio (nātĭō), supine of verb nascar « to birth » (supine : natum)) "birth, origin; breed, stock, kind, species; race of people, tribe,"
@sepples@pone.social Yes, “nation” has roots in natio—Latin for birth or tribe—but modern nation-states aren’t ethno-states by default. The term evolved to mean a sovereign people under shared governance, not shared blood. The U.S. is a civic nation, not an ethnic one. Etymology isn’t destiny—language shifts, and so do political realities. If you think a modern nation must be racially pure because of a Latin root, congrats: you’ve confused history class with governance. @monarchist
@Forestofenchantment America's fascist. Been since the Robber Barons. Even St Biden and St Barry were the leaders of the global Hegemon. You're just an idiot who doesn't know anything. Also, Gen X, thanks. But I do prefer Boomer Grandpa because it's funny and makes you angry when your lame burn doesn't hit right. Wee! @hachi @monarchist
@hachi The good old fashioned way: can't keep it, you lose it. “Force dominance” originally meant military or strategic superiority, but in the American context, it was the systemic subjugation and displacement of Native peoples. It wasn’t just dominance—it was settler colonialism enforced by guns, treaties, and removals. Land wasn’t negotiated—it was taken. Dominance wasn’t achieved—it was declared, at bayonet-point, then codified by law and myth. @Forestofenchantment @monarchist
@Forestofenchantment Trump voters, all of them; also, Latino people are colonized by Spain so it's still pretty good. We're being colonized by colonized colonizers who speak the language of their colonizers. I'm into it! Sexy AF. We're not being colonized by Aztecs and Mayans. Those fucks are fucked. Subsumed. @hachi @monarchist
@monarchist The tribes killed the fuck out of eachother. Plus, not much agriculture. They didn't have "scaling" as part of their business plan, kimosabe. @Forestofenchantment @hachi
@Forestofenchantment Native cultures didn’t “scale,” so by imperial logic, they “failed.” Never mind they had sustainable systems, fed millions with maize, and didn’t need standing armies. But hey, if you’re not steamrolling land and calling it progress, are you even a civilization? Manifest Destiny says: scale or fail.
They didn't feed "millions"; Cahokia had at most 20,000 residents; the Amerindians destroyed the southwest's bushes, creating the drylands of California and Arizona of today. They never "scaled" to any extent that the Europeans did.
@monarchist You're extremely fascinating. Thanks for sharing. Always great stuff. And you always maintain an assumption of good intent and humor. Love that about you. @Forestofenchantment @hachi
As the peace negotiations unfold, with a second round of talks expected tomorrow (2) in Istanbul, the war in Ukraine continues unabated, with Russian forces advancing not only in the Eastern Donetsk Oblast, but also in northern regions of Sumy and Kharkov.
As the peace negotiations unfold, with a second round of talks expected tomorrow (2) in Istanbul, the war in Ukraine continues unabated, with Russian forces advancing not only in the Eastern Donetsk Oblast, but also in northern regions of S…
“Then, in a second incident,” Melugin said, “ICE agents said they were surveilling a murder’s home when a crowd surrounded their vehicle, blew their cover, and they had to pull off the target, a murderer.”
Fox News correspondent Bill Melugin recently joined ICE in Boston during a rid along where they arrested criminal migrants, including an alleged murderer and child rapists.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent absolutely humiliated one of the worst Trump-hating anchors on national TV today after he caught her having a case of amnesia.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent absolutely humiliated one of the worst Trump-hating anchors on national TV today after he caught her having a case of amnesia.
President Donald Trump announced Saturday night he is withdrawing the nomination of space entrepreneur and astronaut Jared Isaacman to be NASA administrator over “prior associations.” FEC records show Isaacman had been a donor to Democrats in the 2020s before he was nominated.
President Donald Trump announced Saturday night he is withdrawing the nomination of space entrepreneur and astronaut Jared Isaacman to be NASA administrator over “prior associations.
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It's a rolling release Linux distro, but they test everything thoroughly through their own build service.
Lets talk about the installer. First, you get a licence agreement.Y ou get very complete network settings, but they're not user friendly at all. Then you get to pick the role of your system: do you need a desktop, with GNOME, Plasma, or XFCE, a generic desktop for a minimal install, or a server. You can also get other desktop environments from the repos afterwards, like Cinnamon, MATE, LXQt, or even just a window manager, like i3.
OpenSUSE tumbleweed is one of the rare distros I installed using all its defaults that did NOT manage to give me a bootable system. I reinstalled it, this time carefully picking my partition layout, and this time it worked.
Once I managed to boot the system, I got a very vanilla GNOME experience, with GNOME 44. No extensions, no themes, it's the default experience, and that's great.
On KDE, there's a tiny bit more customization applied, with an OpenSUSE logo as the menu, and the titlebars defaulting to the breeze classic look, instead of the cleaner "regular" color scheme. It doesn't depart from the base KDE layout, it's still super vanilla.
Tumbleweed comes with a lot of preinstalled software, like Evolution, GIMP, LibreOffice, a few games, Tiger VNC, Transmission, and of course, the Yast utility. Flatpak is preinstalled, and flathub is enabled, which is really good.
Yast is a control center and setup utility that's been the mainstay of OpenSUSE for years, basically since its first version. It lets you configure your system in depth, way more than what the default settings in GNOME or KDE let you do.
So, first, Yast lets you manage software. You can add, remove or edit software repositories, and their GPG keys, and you can install packages or apply patches.
This opens a very complete graphical package manager that reminded me of Synaptic. You can install libraries, drivers, whatever is not available in GNOME Software or Discover. It's all RPM packages.
But YAST is also a super complete tool if you want to configure a lot of advanced settings graphically. Yast lets you configure the boot loader entirely, you also get a services manager, to let you enable, or disable various services that run in the background. There's a sysconfig graphical editor, to set various variables related to your desktop. And then there are security settings, for AppArmor, configuring the firewall, hardening the system by disabling or enabling various features and settings, and you can consult the logs, all graphically.
You can also manage printers and scanners, but, the built in tools for this are... not great.
And then there are things I don't think are really needed anymore in a separate tool, like the date and time settings, the language settings, the network settings, the partitioning tool, all of these have equivalents in the Plasma or GNOME desktops, and as far as I can tell, the Yast utilities don't do more than the built in tools.
Once I used it, I started to wonder why desktop environments don't give users access to these configs, or why there isn't a third party tool to manage these.
Tumbleweed also comes with a graphical btrfs snapshot manager: It lets you create or delete snapshots, which you'll be able to restore to revert your system to a usable state.
OpenSUSE also has a web portal to find and install applications.
An official from the DHS revealed in a statement to The Independent that Sofia is not only not being actively deported but her family’s application for humanitarian parole is still under consideration.
Democrats once again fell flat on their faces while trying to smear the Trump Administration as evil and barbaric after learning about a tragic story involving a little girl from Mexico suffering a rare and deadly medical condition.
civil rights watchdog has threatened to use the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) for continuing to discriminate against white farmers despite the new secretary rescinding some of the agency's diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives a
“We appreciate the Trump Administration’s strong stance against DEI, but Secretary Rollins must take the discrimination at USDA much more seriously,” WILL’s managing vice president and deputy counsel Dan Lennington said in a statement.
Opposition from some conservative GOP senators to the "Big Beautiful Bill Act” that passed the House could lead to significant changes to the legislation that might delay the budget reconciliation process.
"The accountability process is ongoing as we move disciplined, and focused, leaders into critical positions in the field. And, we are removing employees who have violated their oaths, and those who invited partisanship into the workplace.
Several hospital staffers at the Nassau University Medical Center (NUMC) have submitted their resignations effective in June amid investigations to examine if the State of New York has been defrauding Medicaid with what one lawmaker called "a large financial scheme" involving matching payments for hospitals totaling more than $1 billion.
As South Korea voters cast final ballots Tuesday, their country – already in political turmoil – is again dealing with election interference, say several American analysts who follow events there closely, including one who will be in the country as an election observer.
FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino said the defendants "allegedly plotted to harass and interfere with an individual who criticized the actions of the People’s Republic of China while exercising their constitutionally protected free speech rights within…
Like many American Jews, I was brought up to see Israel as infallible. Living among Palestinians taught me vital truths about the reality of the occupation.
The Palestinian singer Bashar Murad wrote this last year:
“There’s no pride in genocide. Pride month conveniently comes in June during the ongoing genocide in Gaza & after the 76th anniversary of our on-going Nakba.” ➡️
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Rage Against The Machine - Take The Power Back (Live at the Vic Theatre, Chicago, IL - April 1993)
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