Der Staat ist nichts dergleichen. Er ist eine perverse Struktur, die sich von uns nährt.
Er produziert nicht, schafft nichts, er geht keine Risiken ein. Er extrahiert einfach. Er stiehlt uns Zeit, Kraft, unser Geld u. Lebenszeit.
#Sozialismus #Kuba #Venezuela #VivaLaLibertadCarajo #FriedrichHayek #Liberalismus #Wirtschaft #Freiheit #Antisozialismus #Kapitalismus #Milei #ÖsterreichischeSchule #Hayek #Libertäre
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This is why I've been unemployable. You finally set boundaries for the first time in your life and society says, NOPE.
My autism diagnosis simply means they have a tangible reason why I'm treated like I am, not that it changes how I'm treated.
The violence in Boulder and DC is atypical for the movement for Palestinian freedom. Even so, the anti-Zionist rhetoric, as justified as it may be, needs to be toned down.
Watch on YouTube: youtu.be/SrGCwUJgJ9Q
Watch on Substack: open.substack.com/pub/mitchell…
The violence in Boulder and DC is very atypical for the movement for Palestinian freedom. Even so, the anti-Zionist rhetoric, as justified as it may be, need...YouTube
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There is pretty much no end to the crafty sidelining by Western corporate media of truthful assertions by “Hamas-run” entities—and the simultaneous provision of ample space to the Israeli military to continue its established tradition of propagating outright lies.
fair.org/home/the-hidden-story…
Western media have found it difficult to report on Palestinians' bleak choice: either die of starvation or die trying to obtain food aid.FAIR
nius.de/ausland/news/meloni-it…
Deutschland hat ein massives #Justizproblem.
In einer funktionierenden Gesellschaft passen sich die Gäste dem Gastgeber an.
In Deutschland passt sich die Gesellschaft den Gästen an und verzichtet auf seine Kultur.
#Islamismus #Gruppenvergewaltigungen #Messermorde #Brandmauertote #Islam #Brandmaueropfer #Massenvergewaltigungen
#Islam #Moslem #Islamisten #Migration
#Sharia #Islam #Islamismus #GG #Grundgesetzt
Ministerpräsidentin Meloni bezeichnete das Dekret als „einen entscheidenden Schritt zur Stärkung des Schutzes der Bürger, der schutzbedürftigsten Bevölkerungsgruppen und unserer Männer und Frauen in Uniform“.NiUS.de
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DOGE fired the people who built it, parasitized our organizations, and killed the project. But the Direct File codebase lives on. Paid for by American taxpayers, the code is yours.
404media.co/directfile-open-so…
Direct File has been open sourced, and its creators have left government to continue working on the "future of tax filing."Jason Koebler (404 Media)
"All code paid for by taxpayer dollars should be open source, available for comment, for feedback, for people to build on and for people in other agencies to replicate. It saves everyone money."
Musk and DOGE ally with unscrupulous vendors who want to profit from their monopoly on tax software.
"Vinton said that the Direct File team worked for a long time knowing that there were people within government and external companies who did not want the IRS to create Direct File."
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Come to think of it.
If I did want to buy a video card to use Wayland, what card would I buy? Say I had... oh, I don't know, CAD$500 to spend.
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_Trump Signs Order To Dismantle The Department Of Education | Corey DeAngelis - Fox News_
What distros can you run on Microsoft Azure? RHEL, Ubuntu, SUSE, and even their own distro, Azure Linux (which by the way uses bits of Fedora).
Microsoft working more closely with the Fedora Project will improve their service for your organization's Linux needs.
#Microsoft #FlockToFedora #Azure #MicrosoftAzure #Fedora #AzureLinux #Linux
MEP Christine Anderson keeps calling it as it is. Vd Leyen is corrupt! The smirk on her face doesn't make her innocent. Go for it Christine, You have our full support!Telegram
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A June 2023 study discovered Fanzors, CRISPR-like DNA-snippers in eukaryotes, including fungi, algae, amoebae, and a clam.
Fanzor is smaller than Cas enzymes, making it a potential fit for smaller viruses for delivery to cells. However, it may have a disadvantage in cutting multiple identical sites in a genome.
CRISPR-Cas systems work well in most organisms, but Fanzor might be useful for scientists working with certain bacteria where Cas enzymes are toxic.
>constant incidents
>people fighting over seats
>guys taking the train without a ticket
>two retards fighting because they bumped into eachother
>scammers on board
is everyone (besides from the cast girls) in kivotos some sort of spiritual nigger or miscreat or something?
jesus 
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ARISE, SIR SCOMO
- Scott Morrison awarded Australia’s Highest Honour
The citation reads:
For distinguished service to the advancement of medical authoritarianism through the erosion of the doctor-patient relationship, the abolition of "free and informed consent", and the use of coercion to enforce unwanted medical interventions.
For notable contributions to the promotion of the Net Zero scam and the decimation of the Australian Liberal Party.
Nominated by: Pfizer
Seconded by: Moderna and AstraZeneca
Anti-genocide protest at the McDonald monument in downtown Montreal today.
You can join until 8pm.
#Action4Gaza #Gaza #Genocide #Montreal
Just wow!!! @ this.
scientific article published on 01 May 1977www.wikidata.org
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I received this beast on tuesday. It's made by a company you might not have heard of, called Juno computers. They operate ouf of London, and much like Slimbook or Tuxedo, they offer laptops based on Clevo designs, as well as desktops.
Disclaimer: I haven't received any money for this video, and I don't get to keep the laptop either, so be nice ;)
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This one here is the Neptune 15. It's a 15.6'' laptop, with a full HD IPS panel, running at 144hz. It's all made out of black aluminium, and it's pretty lightweight for the power it packs: 4.4 pounds, or 2 kilos, for a 10th gen intel core i7 CPU, with 8 cores and 16 threads, an RTX 2060 with 6gb of memory, and 16gb of RAM. My test unit came with 256Gb of SSD, but you can actually configure that up: it can go up to and RTX2080 Super Max-Q, 64Gb of RAM, and 4Tb of storage.
They have multiple keyboard options, mine came with as US qwerty keyboard, but you could get a bunch of other layouts as well.
The I/O is pretty excellent. On the left side, you've got a micro SD card slot, a USB A port, a headset and a microphone jack. On the right side, you have 2 more USB A, and an ethernet port
And on the back, a minidisplay port, an HDMI port, the plug for the barrel charger, and a thunderbolt 3 port for data, not charging. It didn't seem to be recognized by GNOME though, but maybe it only activates with something plugged in.
Now that it's out of the box, and I had a few days to play around with it, here are some first impressions.
First, that panel. It's good. It doesn't go ultra bright, but it's matte, so basically no reflections whatsoever. And that 144hz refresh rate is simply amazing. I didn't think this mattered at all, but after using it for a few hours each day, going back to my 60hz displays on my desktop was a bit of a shock. It really does make a difference.
The viewing angles are fantastic as well, with no loss of color, or color shifting.
The webcam is pretty standard, at 720p, nothing special, you won't look like a potato during your video conferences, but it's nothing to write home about.
I thought maybe the power button would double as a fingerprint scanner, but it doesn't seem to be the case, but you still get a full size keyboard, with number pad, and, more importantly for some people, RGB. You can tweak the backlight to whatever color you want, and Juno Computers included a small utility in the top bar to let you tweak that.
By the way, another utility allows you to change the fan speed if you want, and switch profiles between the intel, or nvidia card, with an "nvidia on demand mode", which pairs well with GNOME's ability to open apps using the dedicated GPU.
Other than that, the Ubuntu install is a pretty much stock OEM install of 20.04, with the latest Nvidia drivers included as well.
The build quality is very nice, thanks to the aluminium, we'll have to see if the black texture doesn't scratch off too easily after a few more weeks of use. The screen hinge is pretty sturdy, and doesn't wobble much.
There is a bit of give around the keyboard when you type, and you'll definitely see it, but the keys feel good as well, good amount of travel, and satisfying, muffled sound. It lacks a bit of bounceback for my taste, but it's still pretty good. There is also some amount of flex on the back of the panel, but that's not somewhere where you'll be pressing most of the time, so it's not worrying.
Now, the windows key here, I could have done without. Building a Linux computer means selling it to Linux guys, and making the extra effort to remove that key and replace it by something else, a SUPER logo, or a Juno computers logo, or an Ubuntu logo even, would have been cool.
Now the trackpad seems excellent. It's super smooth, very precise, it really glides super well. Once I got some gestures set up in there, it's going to be a dream. Only problem: this 2 button layout. I've gotten used to a clicky trackpad, where two finger clicking does a right click, and going back to that seems a bit old school for me, but I'm sure some people will see this as an advantage.
It's a dream gaming laptop: beautiful without too much in the way of GAMER LOOKZ, apart from the RGB in the keyboard, and since the panel goes only to 1080p, the RTX2060 or up is largely enough to run at 144Hz and make sure you have a super smooth gaming experience.
I'm holding this @ in hopes of a return of TheLinuxExperiment to Odysee.Odysee
Maybe there are others of you out there who are still ruminating on your PyCon US experience (you animals 😁 )... Among other things, I've been pondering the concept of "twiddling" from Doctorow's keynote (@pluralistic).
Since I'm not sure I'll quite have the bandwidth to travel to the bay for ehat[.]fyi, I decided to "have a take" via my blog...
Proceed with caution, as my uninformed opinion abounds...
pythonbynight.com/blog/twiddli…
Tech companies manipulate applications to exploit users. What if we could do that to them?Twiddling, Or Something Like It
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@jeffowski@mastodon.world I'll gladly take the potential for an eternity in Hell over the bullshit Christians sling. Hell sounds like a fucking *vacation* compared to anything that Christians are offering. Hell definitely has my kind of people apparently.
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Trump administration is reportedly preparing to cancel a large amount of federal funding for California, potentially starting as early as Friday.
Agencies are being instructed to identify grants that can be withheld from California, with the University of California and California State University systems being specifically targeted.
The U.S. labor market added 139,000 jobs in May, but the economy saw a loss of 696,000 workers in the household survey.
Three sectors - healthcare, hospitality, and social assistance - accounted for over 90% of the job gains. Manufacturing, construction, and temp work saw declines.
Wages rose 0.4% in May and 3.9% year-over-year, with wage inflation a concern for the Federal Reserve.
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139,000 jobs added. 696,000 workers gone. 625,000 left the labor force.Bullionbite
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US job growth slows as tariff uncertainty leaves businesses in limbo.
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oh i hear thunder i think...
got a bit of a headache when i woke up from my nap for some unknown reason. i haven't taken tylenol in many weeks which means i must be doing something right, i guess. probably from welding flux and grinding fumes this morning under the car is my guess.
i normally don't like to do flux core welding except on metal that is dirty and can't easily be cleaned, like car exhaust pipes. tig is just way nicer and cleaner but not that easy to get under a car
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it's becoming apparent why the demon rats were so interested in their MS13 gang member friend from el salvador kilmar garcia, going to visit him and trying so hard to bring him back - he was a high level cartel human smuggler and they were completely in on it and working directly with the cartels
i've said this many times, nobody crosses that border without paying the cartels money. if they do they're taking a huge risk. the democrats and deep state know this and they have a long history of working with cartels on all sorts of other nefarious activities like smuggling drugs and guns
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【今、オラが欲しいもの】
・米
・Switch2
・祝日
・自由
・ガイジンのいない平和なジャパン
・左寄りじゃない政権
・適切な税と保険料を納める仕組
New fork of X.org xserver
comp.unix.bsd.freebsd.misc.nar…
Hello,I do not think the original post, by Enrico Weigelt, to the xorg-devel
mailinglist made its way thru, tho freebsd-x11 was CC'd.Anyways, if anyone missed it, here it is:
Hello everybody,
this morning, Redhat employees banned me from the freedesktop.org gitlab
infrastructure - so censored all my work (not just on Xorg). They killed
my account, my git repos, my tickets in Xorg and closed all my merge
requests. And then making fun on social media about it.They fired the shot that's heared around the world.
So much for freedesktop.org being "independent" and embracing freedom.
Perhaps we should nominate them for the next Orwell award.It's now clear that freedesktop.org is the Redskirts, and they want
to kill X. By the way, the same corporation that tied to proprietarize a
lot of FOSS code, including the Linux kernel (and I've been one of those
who warned them about terminating our license grants them).My most evil heresies probably were:
a) forking Xorg and making actual progress
b) talking to a journalist whose name must not be spoken in many other
Redhat/IBM tax evasion outlets, like GNOME (they're also banning
honorable long time contributors for just mentioning that name)
c) inviting anybody to join me, without discriminationI don't know why, but it really looks they're quite scared by one guy
that's just trying to actually bring X11 forward. Hard to find he right
words for telling how honored I'm about that.This didn't actually surprise me, I knew this would be coming for about
a year now. Just didn't expect them to do such an extremely irrational
and dumb move. Now I'm taking great pleasure seeing the Streisand effect
kicking in (my inbox is exploding). Thanks for that great publicity.It's not the first time this happens in FOSS world, and it's not the
first time it's happening in X: remember what Xfree86 board did to
the honorable Keith Packard, back about two decades ago - what lead to
the birth of Xorg and the death of Xfree86. Same is happening again.History repeats itself.
And now the Redskirts placed me onto the same stage as the great
honorable Keith Packard. WOOOOW.Just to be clear, I didn't want to fork, I tried my best to work
together with the Xorg team. But I knew for long time, this day would
come. Xorg has been captured by Redhat, in order to get rid of destroy
competition. The necessary consequence is a fork, more competition.For those interested in bringing X forward, feel free to join the
mailing list:Git repo:
github.com/X11Libre/xserver.gi…I'm expecting to be banned from whole freedesktop.org mail system, too.
Excommunication unfortunately had become a common thing in the so-called
"free software" world - GNOME is just one of many examples. So if you
don't hear anymore from me on freedesktop.org lists, you know what's
going on.Join the xlibre mailing list to stay tuned.
Together, we'll make X great again.
have fun,
--mtx
--_
To health and anarchy_
Contribute to X11Libre/xserver development by creating an account on GitHub.GitHub
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We are talking of X11 Xorg-server ... wm is a layer/application over the Xserver and DT is over a WM
Fortunately I don’t deal with much of that stuff
If not X then what, I was asking, it has been around long before linux and the BSD fork of unix
Even its license includes companies that no longer exist, like SGI, SUN, DEC ...
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« Apple's internal forecasts estimate potential annual losses of "hundreds of millions or even billions of dollars" »
Err, reduction in monopoly profits are not losses.
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Apple will lose the ability to collect commissions on external iOS purchases in Europe starting June 23, following a European Commission ruling that hinges on the grammatical interpretation of a single comma in the Digital Markets Act.apple.slashdot.org
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Donald J. Trump on TS
@realDonaldTrump
DOGE was a completely irrelevant number of cuts and executive spending grew after those cuts. The Trump admin made a big deal about the social programs growing points for things that don't amount to much. Any CIA activity basically just moved back to the State Dept, so they probably saved some overhead on having to lie about certain programs. USAID was always a conduit for CIA operatives to infiltrate foreign governments. People who defend it (and I have a friend who worked directly for a USAID program in DC and defends it) sadly are not aware of just how entrenched the CIA was in those affairs (and still is). During the Kennedy years the number of operatives on the CIA payroll in US embassies outnumbered those employed by the State Department.
Most of what we've seen is performative, including this kayfabe with Elon and Trump. It's all narrative building bullshit, meant to build division and drama, when both of them are going to get everything they want. The spending bill is just a means to continue the slow collapse of the US and world economies with ever growing irreclaimable debt.
@LaylaAlexandrovna @djsumdogTrump seems to care more about keeping the tax cuts than anything else. The bill had that in it, so he’s happy with it. Individual Republican representatives added things based on their own constituents and companies in their districts. There is spending that is obligatory. They agreed (mostly) on rather large cuts to Medicaid over the next few years, which is actually a big ask for them to pass and they will probably pay for it next year in elections since republican districts tend to have more people on Medicaid. They always add tons to the department of defense, which imo needs a fucking audit instead since we’re talking about waste/fraud/abuse. And then apparently no one read the bill.
Besides which, Congress was never going to go along with all of the spending cuts that Trump and Doge came up with and Congress is the one who controls the budget per Constitution. The President has no control over the budget himself, but he can ask and work with Congress to implement what he wanted. Doge’s ‘cuts’ were mostly a show for the media I think.
Additionally, the Senate is already refusing to vote for the bill as is and they’re rewriting it. It’ll probably take a good portion of the summer before anything gets passed. The senate generally moves slower than the house.
The shenanigans over passing it were for the media, which has been criticizing Mike Johnson for over a year now for not passing a budget since he became the Speaker if I remember correctly.
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