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@Libranet Support @Friendica Support For the past few days I've had trouble logging in to Libranet from my laptop. I'm getting a 'bad gateway' page most of the time. Sometimes (like now) the login succeeds after several minutes. I've had more luck logging in from an app (Relatica). Any ideas what's happening? Thank you.
Update: It seems I can log in to view contacts or local conversations. But viewing the timeline or my own conversations is where the problem is. Sometimes it works, but sometimes several minutes of trying to load gives me 'bad gateway' or 'timed out'.
Same thing here on venera.social, some pages work smoothly enough, some timeout. “Latest posts” feed usually opens OK, but “Latest activity” has troubles, and it's close to impossible to see profile of someone who posts often.
Knowing nothing about inner working of the system, I'd make a long shot for database indexing problems — at least this is what I usually encounter, when similar queries over same dataset complete in wildly different time, depending on conditions specified.
Update: for about two days I'm unable to see my network feed. Every time it's “gateway timeout”. Before it was hit-and-miss, now — 100% failure rate.
Everything else works, quite decently: local and global community feed, contacts, settings, single contacts (some, at least, haven't checked all), threads and single posts (reached from notifications).
Is it something endemic to a few profiles, mine included? By look of local community feed, others don't seem to have problems…
The same thing happens here with the client and the website of the instance. The 500 error occurs with almost every other action. #Friendica is no longer usable.
[ Santa Fe New Mexican: YouTuber brands Albuquerque's International District 'most frightful neighborhood in America' ] santafenewmexican.com/news/loc… #YouTube "#Influencers" should not exist, and they definitely shouldn't be given a voice or an audience. Fuck this guy and his "views" (pun intended). He doesn't know shit about what's going on there, how it happened, or what to do about it.
His video was nothing more than "disaster tourism" just so he could exploit these people for money. #ABQ #Albuquerque #NM #NewMexico
What if one of us gets a job as an audio engineer for streaming services, and when they send us new movies, which are already mixed correctly for their physical release, and at most need a little compression, instead of making the sound good, we mix the music WAY TOO FUCKING LOUD and turn the dialogue down so it's quiet and you can't hear it.
i feel like not a lot of people even bother to do seperate mixes these days they just send out the theater mix to streaming and assume everyone has a good home theater setup where they aren't limited by how loud they can be
Die Zeiten, in denen die Berliner AfD als „gemäßigt“ bezeichnet werden konnte, sind vorbei. Gleichzeitig ist die Partei im Umfragehoch. Berliner AfD: Völkische Wende
Wow. China just called out the Trump administration for blatantly lying about the existence of any ongoing negotiations between the U.S. and China. (Meidas Touch)
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Wow. China just called out the Trump administration for blatantly lying about the existence of any ongoing negotiations between the U.S. and China. (Meidas Touch)
Join us for Episode #12 of Absolute Storm! Tonight we will be discussing some DEW truth bombs, the military brings back an opt out for vaccines, more missile/drone news, and RFK/Musk/Flynn updates! We
The fines were seen as a development that could stoke tensions between the EU and U.S. President Donald #Trump who has threatened to levy #tariffs against countries that penalize American companies.
The VanMoof E-Bike was abandonware from the very beginning. An expensive toy, so to speak. The front light, for example is a bad joke. So is a light that needs an app to function.
Western nations are experiencing a spiritual awakening as church pews fill up and baptismal fonts overflow. From France to Belgium, from the United Kingdom to the United States, a dramatic surge in Christian faith is sweeping across the West—a revival many are calling a “silent revolution” against the failures of globalism, mass migration, and leftist cultural engineering.
In a striking contrast to political discontent, Europe witnesses a remarkable rise in church attendance and baptisms, signaling a profound societal shift. This phenomenon reflects a growing disillusionment with current leadership.
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In a striking contrast to political discontent, Europe witnesses a remarkable rise in church attendance and baptisms, signaling a profound societal shift. This phenomenon reflects a growing disillusionment with current leadership.
I am surprised, constantly, at how many people want more violence in this world.
If every European war is a civil war, as has been argued, then at some point people need to stop blowing eachother up, because we've all got to live with eachother afterwards.
There needs to be peace.
In Syria, Sudan, India and Pakistan, Israel and Palestine, all the violence needs to end.
Don't listen to people who want to see it continue, who want our European cousins humiliated and destroyed. We need to bring them together.
Ja, irgendwie funktioniert es. Aber man stelle sich mal $cholzes oder Mer$kels oder gar Merz$, Weidel$ oder so vor 😀 Wobei Baerböcke$ vermutlich schon gekauft werden würden, für ein Candle-Dinner. Da haben die Visagisten gute Arbeit geleistet 😀
@Tfmonkey I would say they're not only unwilling to do blue collar work, but also they don't pay enough to pay off rent and their student debt. They can't even dream of a mortgage.
For each repository I restored deleted files, found dangling blobs and unpacked .pack files to search in them for exposed #API keys, tokens, and #credentials.
TL;DR — I built an automation that cloned and scanned tens of thousands of public GitHub repos for leaked secrets. For each repository I restored deleted files, found dangling blobs and unpacked…
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So, what we call "packages" are debs, for Debian and Ubuntu based distros, and RPMs for Red Hat and SUSE based distros. These packages can contain libraries, or apps, and all libraries are shared between applications.
We then have Flatpaks, which are distro-agnostic. Flatpaks are sandboxed, and while they share a lot of libraries through runtimes, they can use more space over time.
Snaps are basically the same concept as flatpaks, made by Ubuntu. There are a few technical differences with flatpaks, the big one being that Snaps are suitable for graphical apps, and for command line programs.
AppImages are a more portable format: the whole app is shipped inside a single file, with most, if not all of its libraries. This means you can copy/paste apps from a system to another, and they run on any distro that has access to FUSE2.
Now, let's look at some performance comparison between different packaging formats. I ran all these tests on the same Ubuntu 23.04 VM, with 16 gigs of RAM, 4 cores of my 13th gen i7 13700h.
Judging from the results, we can see that all packaging formats take longer to start than basic deb packages. It's especially visible with heavy apps that need to do some setup when they first open, like LibreOffice or GIMP. But we also notice that on subsequent openings of an app, all packaging formats are pretty close.
I ran the Speedometer test in all 4 versions of Firefox: the snap performs worse for jetstream, but much better for Speedometer, while flatpak performs on par for SPeedometer, but worse for jetstream. Deb packages perform well for jetstream, but worse for speedometer., and the Appimage is generally just a good performer.
A sandboxed application runs in its own environment, with very few ways to access things outside of that sandbox. This is similar to how web browsers run each tab in a separate process.
Regular packages aren't sandboxed by default: basically it means that you should only install these packages from sources you trust: either your distro's repos, or well vetted third party repos.
As per Flatpaks, they're all sandboxed. The sandbox isn't 100% bulletproof, nothing is, but it does limit what the app can access. This is all managed through app permissions, much like what you'd find in Android or iOS apps.
Snaps can be sandboxed, but the sandbox isn't mandatory: developers can decide to not use it, although this triggers a manual review of the snap app when it's uploaded to the Snap Store, to check if it does anything weird. As per AppImages, they don't have a sandbox natively.
Now let's see what's missing in terms of features. Regular packages can access everything, so there are no missing features there.
Flatpaks and snaps have more restrictions. The main missing piece is native messaging support: this is what lets an app communicate with another, and one main use case is for password managers: currently, no web browser packaged as flatpak or snap can interact with a third party password manager reliably.
Support for the system theme is also not perfect for snaps and flatpaks, or for AppImages.
As per various problems with these packaging formats, you also have the size of packages: while Snaps and Flatpaks do share libraries between apps, they don't share as much as regular packages, which means they can take up more space.
Snaps also have the added problem that they mount each app in its own virtual filesystem, that is decompressed on the fly: this can clutter your mount points, which can be annoying if you need to manage these regularly. The Snap Store backend is also proprietary, and it's centralized.
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President Trump just sidestepped a judge’s order attempting to block the deportation of illegal gang members by the DHS to countries like El Salvador. Trump deported them through the DOD instead, stating the judge’s order only applied to the DHS
In celebration of the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope’s 35 years in Earth orbit, an assortment of images that were recently taken by Hubble has been released today. This stretches from the planet Mars to images of stellar birth and death, and a magnificent neighbouring galaxy. After over three decades of scrutinising our Universe, Hubble remains a household word as the most well-recognised telescope in scientific history.
ESA's Biomass mission is on the launch pad at Europe’s Spaceport in Kourou, French Guiana. Don’t miss the live coverage of liftoff on Tuesday 29 April, on ESA WebTV. Watch Biomass launch live
When I was a girl, I got on my knees beside my bed each night and said my prayers. I prayed before eating at mealtime. Looking back, it seems that prayer was a system, the entry ticket to forgivene…
Egal ob jemand noch Schüler-/Hochschulpraktikant (Realschule 9./10. Klasse) ist oder sonst nix weiter an Ausbildung hat: Wer bei uns in der Firma arbeitet, kriegt mindestens 15 EUR/h. Und ich hab da für jeden nen Job gefunden, wo er dieses Geld wert war. Und wer das als "Arbeitgeber" nicht hinkriegt damit zu wirtschaften, der sollte es halt bleiben lassen.
Wir könnten auch mal anfangen, uns über Gehälter und Extrazuckerl der Chefetagen zu unterhalten und inwieweit die gerechtfertigt sind.
A new era of forest monitoring is quite literally taking off, ushering in what scientists are calling the ‘forest space age’. On April 29, ESA will launch its revolutionary Biomass mission, the first satellite to carry a P-band radar into space – technology that is set to transform how we understand forests and the carbon they store. Along with other space agencies’ instruments already in orbit or soon to be launched, there has never been so many ‘eyes in the sky’ focused on forests.
Yet, the work of people on the ground –often in the most remote and challenging forest regions – also remains essential.
Research suggests that the rise in autism cases may be linked to vaccines, with a new CDC report showing a 16% rise in autism cases in two years, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. investigating the potential connection.
As Jeffrey Tucker writes, the vaccine industry’s power and influence have allowed it to avoid scrutiny, but with growing public scepticism and investigations underway, the topic of ...
twitter sux butts. pretty sure my account is already downranked or shadobanned on some level already. not with the spammers though- plenty of them viewing my posts
it's kind of a waste of time to post over there but doom scrolling is mildly entertaining for a mintue or two
Ils nous disent pourquoi ils veulent un référendum sur l'UE
Dans le cadre de la campagne commune pour un référendum de clarification sur l’appartenance de la France au système de l’Union européenne, une série de courtes vidéos sont réalisées. Elles donnent la parole à des signataires de l’appel pour un nouveau référendum, 20 après le NON au TCE, effacé d’un trait de plume par le congrès qui a adopté le Traité de Lisbonne et a modifié notre constitution. Depuis lors la France est sous le joug de l’Union européenne dont les décisions, textes et traités prévalent et s’imposent aux peuples des pays membres de l’Union européenne
Aujourd’hui nous vous proposons deux vidéos : - celle d’Aurélien Bernier, auteur de plusieurs ouvrages, dont le dernier, publié en mars 2025, s’intitule « Que faire de l’union européenne ? »
WASHINGTON, April 23 (Reuters) - The U.S. on Wednesday added terrorism-related charges to its criminal case against an alleged high-ranking member of Tren de Aragua, the first time U.S. authorities have used those charges against the Venezuelan street gang. Jose Enrique Martinez Flores was charged in a new indictment with conspiring to provide and providing material support to a foreign terrorist organization, according to a court filing.
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La France produit maintenant trop d'électricité. (Y en a ras-l'cul) Le surplus est donc exporté (5Mds d'exportations, y a bon !)
MAIS !.... Et c'est là que ça se corse. Quand on n'arrive pas, pour X raisons, à anticiper les variations de demandes, et bien on ferme des parcs éoliens. Ici, 13 en l'occurrence (il y a 13 parcs éoliens de trop ?!?) Et il faut donc dédommager les producteurs de ces parcs, avec l'argent de Nicolas ☺️
C'est cool hein ? C'est drôlement bien foutu dis donc !
VIDÉO - Face à la surproduction chronique d'électricité, le gestionnaire du réseau RTE a été contraint de débrancher 13 parcs éoliens et solaires depuis début mars.
Une vidéo de Raphael Couderc
En réalité, comme l'essentiel de la production française provient de centrales atomiques "pilotables" s'il y a trop d’électricité, il suffirait donc officiellement d'en réduire la production...
si ce n'est pas fait, c'est forcément volontaire ! l'objectif est donc de montrer qu'il y a trop d’énergie renouvelable produite puis dans un second temps après réduction de ce parc de lancer la construction des 6 nouveaux EPR que veux notre führer (qui se croit comme cela "maitre des horloges", mais dont les plans sont transparent)
J'aimerais tellement que tu dises vrai. Mais je vois surtout qu'on va continuer à planter des éoliennes qui ne servent à rien partout sur le territoire et continuer à vouloir diminuer le nombre de centrales nucléaires. Tu dis que les médias veulent nous convaincre de quelque chose, mais bon sang... ils se foutent de notre avis ! Ils se foutent que l'on soit d'accord ou non ! Où as-tu vu qu'ils nous demandaient notre avis par la suite ?
Les objectifs européens n'ont pas changé, "l'ENR c'est beau c'est propre c'est magnifique, et le nucléaire, caca."
je crains que nous soyons en désaccord : * le nucléaire c'est 150 000 ans de déchets que nous ne savons pas gèrer (on a déjà du mal a faire des projets sur 5 ans) * le nucléaire c'est un approvisionnement avec des matières que l'on ne trouve pas en France, qui sont tellement dangereuses qu'actuellement EDF les stockes... en Russie (nous avons moins d'un an de consommation sur le territoire Français) * le nucléaire c'est la prolifération militaire avec le risque de destruction de l'humanité (et en ce moment le risque est particulièrement grand)
aujourd'hui la France n'a jamais réussi à démanteler une centrale (je ne parle pas des piles expérimentales des années 1960), la centrale de Brenelis est en cours depuis... 30 ans (et le cœur du réacteur est toujours sur place car on ne sait pas comment le démonter)
la dernière centrale EPR de Flamanville qui a démarré il y a moins d'un an après un dépassement budgétaire de 13 milliards... est déjà à l’arrêt (et c'est heureux car elle a démarré alors qu'on sait que le couvercle du réacteur n'est pas conforme et que les deux centrales jumelles chinoise ont été arrêté pour anomalies moins d'un an après leur démarrage.)
le nucléaire n'est pas une énergie d'avenir... dans aucun cas !
C'est con, si seulement, sous pressions des écologistes, nos politiques n'avaient pas arrété Superphénix et Astrid, on aurait réduit la radioactivité de nos déchets, et on aurait pû utiliser les déchets de nos centrales pour les alimenter.
le nucléaire c’est la prolifération militaire avec le risque de destruction de l’humanité (et en ce moment le risque est particulièrement grand)
Non mais, tu vas pas me mélanger le nucléaire civile et militaire, si ?
Je ne vais pas faire de recherches sur le reste, je crois Reporterre sur paroles.
Pour faire court, votre solution, c'est la décroissance, et moi, je n'en veux pas.
le nucléaire civil n'existe pas (en réalité les Chinois sont en train d'en créer un avec le Thorium, mais pour l'instant c'est très expérimental) En France, le Nucléaire "Civil" a été créé par De Gaule pour obtenir du Plutonium (il n'y a pas de mine de Plutonium) pour lancer le programme de Dissuasion Nucléaire (c'est la raison pour laquelle la France est passée au "tout électrique", elle produisait trop d'électricité, car il y avait trop de centrales par rapport aux besoins "civils" , mais juste ce qu'il fallait pour les militaires)
et non, la solution n'est pas la décroissance en soi, même si les économies façon Negawatt sont une possibilité non négligeable.
On Wednesday, Judge Beryl Howell excoriated DOJ lawyers and signaled that she may permanently block President Trump from taking action against Perkins Coie.
Judge Beryl Howell's scathing rebuke of DOJ lawyers raises questions about the legality of Trump's executive order against Perkins Coie, potentially setting the stage for a significant legal showdown.
In an unprecedented move, the Justice Department has announced that they indicted a leader of the violent Tren de Aragua (TdA) gang, and he will face terrorism and international drug distribution charges.
In a groundbreaking move, the DOJ has charged a leader of the Tren de Aragua gang with terrorism, marking a pivotal shift in how the U.S. confronts this violent organization threatening American communities.
President Trump signed an executive order on Wednesday, revoking an anti-white racist Obama-Biden era school discipline guidance that was issued by the Department of Justice (DOJ) and Department of Education (DOE) in January 2014.
In a significant shift in educational policy, President Trump has revoked Obama-era discipline guidelines. This post delves into the implications of his new executive orders on schools and the future of DEI practices.
North Carolina is still reeling from the massive damage caused by Hurricane Helene last fall. While the cleanup and rebuilding has been slow and steady, there is still a ton of work to do.
In the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, the Amish community has played a vital yet overlooked role in rebuilding Western North Carolina. Their remarkable efforts deserve recognition amidst ongoing recovery challenges.
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