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Chers patrons ikéas, carrefour, décathlon et toutes les autres enseignes qui ont une auto-caisse.
Vous êtes presque exclusivement en auto-caisse maintenant. La dernière fois que j'y étais , la dame qui vérifiait les reçus était à la sortie en arrêtant tout le monde.
Je n'ai pas choisi de participer à cette absurdité , alors j'ai sauté la ligne de sortie et je suis partie. Je l'ai entendue dire "Monsieur, hum Monsieur» alors que je continuais à marcher et que je soulevais le reçu au-dessus de ma tête, quittant le magasin. Vous pouvez soit me faire confiance pour faire l'auto-caisse, soit remettre vos caissières en place comme avant. Je n'ai pas à prouver que j'ai fait le travail d un salarié à sa place. Tu veux que je sois caissier sans formation, alors c'est ton problème pas le mien.
Ne me vérifiez pas pour un travail pour lequel vous refusez d'employer une personne. Nous ne voulons pas des robots, nous voulons des êtres humains !!! Remettez des humains aux caisses !
J'ajoute (au texte initial) que faire ses courses le dimanche est anti social, contre la vie en société et la vie familiale. L'enjeu n'est que l'accroissement du profit au détriment du bien être social. Rien ne justifie l'ouverture des magasins le dimanche : quand on a 100 euros à dépenser, on ne peut pas en dépenser plus parce que c'est ouvert le dimanche. Arrêtez d'aller dans les magasins le dimanche, honte à vous !
Signé,
Guillaume Chocteau
Copiez collez, car je suis d'accord à 100% et ça vaut pour tous les commerçants, stop, employez des humains ! Car ce monde devient du grand n’importe quoi. Plus de relationnel ou est passé le temps où les gens parlaient
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"For all its panoply of horrors, communism failed to destroy any of the nations it infested. Clown World is an abomination far beyond the historical evils of the communists."
Timo al-Farooq exposes how Berlin police have become violent enforcers of Germany’s Staatsräson, brutalizing Palestine solidarity protesters while shielding "Israel’s" genocide in Gaza.
Die Hamas Typen schänden zusammen mit ihren AfD Freunden die Andenken an die Holocaust Opfer und markieren nach dem Vorbild das "gelben Stern" der Nazis die Wohnung von jüdischen Mitbürgern mit roten Dreiecken.
trying hard to get my job to pay for the office trip I’ll be forced to do later down the month i likely need to go there earlier too but it’s for a different, personal reason, but this one is a necessity, we’ll have a scheduled power out morning probably for repairs, so I can’t work
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@researchfairy "refuse" is such a strong word. All that "afterlife" requires moving, and changes, and figuring out direction, whereas here is already, well, *here*.
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Trannies must have absolutely HATED this review because Steam's algorithm buries it pretty hard despite it having more helpful reviews than most of the ones actually pumped by it.
You may have seen news reports about the “secret” Flipper Zero firmware that allegedly hacks any car, as covered by The Verge, Gizmodo, 404 Media, and The Drive have all written about it.
"L'Indonésie est en flammes. Dans cet archipel, de grandes manifestations et émeutes s’opposent au gouvernement d'extrême droite. L’article Insurrection en Indonésie est apparu en premier sur Contre Attaque."
How can one #genocide cover another? Dr. Snežana Stanković (Uniklinik RWTH Aachen) explains how the Bosnian Serb army's 1995 massacre of 8,000 Muslims in #Srebrenica finds echoes in #Gaza today, where international politics, arms trades, and selective remembrance conceal ongoing atrocities. (1/x)
"In May 2024, even as international courts were charging Israel with war crimes, Rwanda and Germany introduced a UN resolution to commemorate the Srebrenica genocide. #Serbia of course voted against it, and its ally Israel avoided voting at all, for Serbia had become an important actor in arms trade and spy ware technology, supporting Israel's own genocidal project." (2/x)
"As Knesset speaker Amir Ohana told a Serbian emissary: ''It's in times likes these that true friends emerge.' True friendship, in other words, is built on denying one another's genocidal crimes."
#Germany's response is even more disturbing. Germany sought to preserve the memory of Srebrenica, yet it also supports Israels destruction of Gaza and brutally cracks down on pro-Palestinian protests. In this way a contradictory memory pollitics covers up an ongoing genocide by honoring the past."
calling their bluff to make himself look like he was none the wiser...I'm unaffiliated, as they say, but it is a good ploy and one Trump is pretty good at
[EDITADO] Gracias por las respuestas, en el móvil se queda FeedFlow, pero si alguien sabe alguno que vaya guay en tablet quedó pendiente también
Buonasera Fediverso, ¿me recomendáis un lector de feeds RSS para android? ¿Alguno en especial que además esté optimizado para tablet? ¿O solo para teléfono? ¿Y que no te robe todos tus datos?
Hola Shine, Estoy utilizando Feeder y Feedflow ambos descargados de Fdroid y que no roban datos o así me parece. No se si funcionan bien con el tablet.
En movil uso una conbinacion de FeedFlow para noticias y articulos y Feeder para 'seguir' cuentas de informacion en XCancel y BSky a traves de RSS. En tablet Feeder para noticias y articulos.
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"L'Indonésie est en flammes. Dans cet archipel, de grandes manifestations et émeutes s’opposent au gouvernement d'extrême droite. L’article Insurrection en Indonésie est apparu en premier sur Contre Attaque."
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I pretty much did that yesterday. I have a large branch going on, but I needed to revert changes to three template files because I had redone them in a different approach with another PR. But both branches had other changes I didn't want to lose.
So I reset the templates on branch A and then merged branch B in. That avoided a lot of conflicts.
I've mainly used it to undo adding a patch to the staging area - If I accidentally answered 'y' during `git add -p`, it's often just quicker to reset that one file and start on it again.
I use it to rewrite history with commit -p, or to recover from accidentally including the file in the HEAD commit. (could include a follow-up, later rebase in the past)
"Oh bother, this large and extensive commit, containing many changes which I most definitely do want, includes my local adjustments to the repository `.gitignore` which I really shouldn't push to origin like that because it's controlled by the project."
echoing other sentiments in the thread, I use it often when I’m rapid iterating on a single file, for instance a DBT data model .sql file that I’m trying to debug in ugly fashion but that might fix a query. I usually end up with a bunch of odds and ends SQL comments, test CTE’s, and comments to self that wouldn’t make sense to include. I usually copy the file with changes out of branch path, hard reset to head and incorporate changes that are actually useful before committing a “clean” version that makes sense to others.
Probably not what intended for and this is a specific more data/analytics engineering use case than general software dev.
yeah, I have done, when I know I have a version of something I didn't totally fuck up in another branch or commit. I think I can count on one hand the number of times I've ever done it, but it's definitely more than zero
IIRC this can be necessary during a rebase, in order to split up a commit into several smaller commits.
(I'm not sure this is right, because I do this infrequently enough that I've never managed to actually _learn_ how to do it. I always have to look up instructions.)
not with filename, but I do git reset --hard ${commitid} more often then I should. Normally when I started developing some feature on my main branch, to reset the main branch after I moved all that feature code into it's own new branch.
I don’t use file with explicit refspec. I do reset a specific file a lot (when I was overly broad with git-add pattern) but only resetting to HEAD then. Though just as frequently use reset --patch instead of file
I've used it to undo a commit of a single file when I realise it needs to be multiple commits. I'd probably choose rebase --interactive or staging individual hunks in magit in preference to using git reset.
Less often than using `git checkout path/to/file` to restore its contents, and most of the time without a specific commit (to remove it from staging: `git reset path/to/file`), but I imagine it would be helpful when I want to split a commit into multiple during an interactive rebase – I always fumble around when I want to do that and always forget how I eventually made it the last time
yes. Because I messed with the file and what it back to the canon version after I'm done with silly hax. In most cases `git reset --hard HEAD` is already fine, but like maybe I don't want to revert all of my weird local changes? Hence, file argument.
I usually do `git show commit_id:path/to/file > some_file` instead, for example if I have a work-in-progress commit with complicated changes that I want to apply in steps to make several commits, and git add -p doesn’t work because stuffed moved around too much.
does that do the same as `git checkout <ref> -- <file>` ? 🤔 If so then yes: To restore lock files that were broken / had a conflict due to rebase/merge/whatever, so that I could use the normal tool (e.g. poetry) to update them, rather than regenerate from scratch.
I do sometimes, and I think that’s when git reminds me that there is something with reset-with-paths that I always forget. And then I ‘git checkout ’ and forget all that again
i sometimes want to partially revert my tree to a specific point in the past (because someone botched a merge, or committed too much, or something similar) and this is how I do it. e.g. I once had our design folks commit way too much (app code in addition to html+css) because of a broken merge very far in the past, and I was able to revert that while keeping the design changes they wanted to make with this approach (by targeting the commit before they merged their stuff into trunk)
I used it a few times, while formatting a commit series.
After a review, some commits might be asked to be split in several or some changes moved in the commit chain. In that case, I need a finer-grained control of how the changes are applied.
It's pretty rare and I only had to use it when working on open-source projects with a review process similar to the Linux kernel.
So if you want to use it in a short example, I would go with having to split a commit in several.
I have used it for an unusual form of cherry picking. For when certain files have lots of changes and I just want the full set of them without having to look up each and every commit to cp individually. This basically grabs the HEAD of that file from another branch.
I do sometimes when I create small logical commits, but that I added a file by mistake to my last commit. My workflow is something like:
- git add . && git commit - oops, file.txt doesn't belong to the last commit but to the next one - git reset HEAD~ file.txt - git commit --amend - git add file.txt && git commit
Using `git checkout HEAD~ file.txt` wouldn't work as I want to keep the change.
I've never used git reset -- file.txt with anything other than HEAD. Resetting a particular file to remove it from stage? Sure. I'm not even sure what using a non-HEAD commit ID would do.
I had an offer to apply to Collins Aerospace (branch of Raytheon) at some point, but I was already set to go for PhD instead. But don't worry, I will find a way to make it into brown people problem one way or another.
The dating scene can be a frustrating place to be right now. From dating app burnout to the struggle to meet IRL, single folks are fed up. Why modern dating feels so broken and what can be done to fix it.
"On peut désormais l'affirmer, le mouvement du 10 septembre a franchi le cap de l'auto-organisation dans toute la France L’article 10 Septembre : des assemblées populaires dans tout le pays est apparu en premier sur Contre Attaque."
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Their refusal to abandon their homes, even as bombs fall around them, is a powerful act of resistance — not just against physical destruction, but against the erasure of their identity and history.
Je vais peut-être dire des conneries par ignorance. Il me semble qu'on retrouve ici le sens du sacrifice pour ses croyances propre aux chrétiens (je crois que les musulmans n'ont pas eu ce comportement par le passé, et les juifs non plus, depuis Massada, où d'ailleurs ils se sont suicidés avant d'être tués par les romains).
@Lo je crois surtout qu'ils refusent de partir comme tous les Gazaouis, mais insistent sur leur christianisme d'une part pour contrer la propagande sur le "judéo-christianisme", d'autre part parce qu'ils ont un peu de soutien de leurs églises (même si Léon XIV n'appelle plus, semble-t-il, l'église de Gaza tous les jours comme le faisait François).
Leur refus de fuir leurs foyers quand les bombes pleuvent autour d'eux est un acte de résistance — pas que contre la destruction physique, mais contre l'effacement de leur identité & leur histoire.
"On peut désormais l'affirmer, le mouvement du 10 septembre a franchi le cap de l'auto-organisation dans toute la France L’article 10 Septembre : des assemblées populaires dans tout le pays est apparu en premier sur Contre Attaque."
The six warring factions that make up Trump’s coalition – The Washington Post
(Illustration by Natalie Vineberg / The Washington Post; John McDonnell / For The Washington Post; iStock) Trump’s coalition is built for internal conflict — held together by fealty to him, but riven by differences on immigration, tariffs, abortion and other policies.
Donald Trump widened the Republican coalition in November in a way the party hadn’t seen in decades, winning support from parts of the electorate that Democrats had long taken for granted.
But as Trump has brought in more ideologically and racially diverse voters, he has made an already strained GOP more prone to internal conflict and fundamental disagreements about what it means to be a Trump supporter.
The Washington Post identified six main factions of today’s Republican Party, spanning wealthy Silicon Valley executives and health-conscious moms along with the business leaders, antiabortion activists and budget-cutting conservativeswho drove earlier eras of GOP politics.
In the first months of Trump’s administration, fault lines in that coalition have repeatedly surfaced — over tariffs, the scope of deportations, federal budget cuts, and whether countries such as Ukraine and Israel should receive aid.
By force of personality and his popularity among Republican voters, Trump has held his coalition together. He celebrated a major victory last monthwith the passage of his One Big Beautiful Bill, which rewarded several of the party’s factions as it made its way through a closely divided Congress.
Doubts remain within the party about how a coalition whose unity depends so heavily on Trump will hold together in coming years when his role changes. There is disagreement, too, about whether the wide tent is more gift or curse.
“Tensions and stresses are not only nothing new, they are the origin story of the Republican Party,” which was formed in the lead-up to the Civil War, said Ralph Reed, founder of the Faith and Freedom Coalition and a veteran Republican consultant. “They are not a sign of the party’s weakness. They are one of the reasons for its success.”
Stephen K. Bannon, a former top Trump adviser who now hosts the “War Room” show widely watched by Trump’s MAGA populist supporters, likened Trump’s coalition to the widely divergent, mutually suspicious groups Franklin D. Roosevelt assembled into his coalition in 1932.
“You had super-progressive professors from Harvard, to racist crackers in the South, to ranchers in the West, to businessmen in Chicago and on Wall Street — and by the way, those factions went after each other viciously,” Bannon said. “It’s not unique in American politics for people and coalitions to be going after each other.”
Laura Loomer, a right-wing commentator and journalist who has influenced Trump on a number of personnel decisions in recent months, takes a different view.
“Coalition building, in my opinion, is toxic long term,” she said. “It might have short-term benefits. But long term, it’s going to be explosive.”
How we did this
To determine the most important factions in the GOP, The Washington Post spoke with Republican strategists, party officials and prominent conservatives who have closely tracked the party’s makeup. We also reviewed polling data from a widerange of sources. Because some groups have large influence but relatively few voters, it is difficult to track the factions entirelythrough polling. The lines separating one faction from the other aren’t alwaysneat and clean: Republican primary voters and even prominent elected officials can fall into more than one category. Vice President JD Vance, for example, represents the populist wing of the party, but is also closely associated with the tech right. Sen. Lindsey Graham is a traditional Republican but is also a key ally of the religious right on antiabortion legislation.
Here are the factions at play.
MAGA populists
Marjorie Taylor Greene, Stephen K. Bannon, JD Vance Largely working-class, anti-immigration and anti-interventionist, these voters form the core of the president’s political base. They are the supporterswho stand outside for hours in the summer heat to attend Trump rallies and who wear MAGA caps and T-shirts with his face on them.
MAGA voters tend to support Trump’s tariffs, believing they will increase U.S. manufacturing jobs.
While not all populists are hyper tuned-in online, many consume a steady diet of right-wing media and social media. They are more likely than other factions to regularly listen to commentary about the 2020 election being stolen — segments sometimes supplemented with top election denier Mike Lindell marketing his MyPillow products live on air.
Many populist voters also believe that one of Trump’s top prioritiesshould be to expose corruption in a system they see as covering for the rich and powerful in both parties at the expense of the working class. That’s why the MAGA movement has been especially agitated that the Trump administration has not released more information about the case of Jeffrey Epstein, the late financier whom the government charged with sex trafficking of minors. In the Trump coalition,Bannon said, populists are “clearly the dominant force.” He pointed to an analysis of election data by the nonpartisan Pew Research Center showing that Trump doubled his lead among voters who did not graduate from college, increased his lead among rural voters, and improved with Hispanic and Black voters between 2016 and 2024. Many of those changes reflect gains among populists, Trump’s strategists say.
“Now, does that show up in elected officials’ votes in the House and the Senate? No,” Bannon chuckled, adding that many “old-school Republicans” and “neoliberal neocons” still needed to be replaced.
Groups such as Charlie Kirk’s Turning Point USA and Bannon’s “War Room posse” often channel the energy of the populist audience to rail against Republican politicians they see as insufficiently MAGA (Sen. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, for example). Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia has harshly criticized party leaders recently, saying the GOP has “turned its back on America First and the workers.”
September 11 security fee totals by year. so like are we flying way way way more in the past decade or so? I heard way more people have passports now too.
I feel like finding some sort of alternative to jet fuel is an underrated project if we truly are getting this globalised that we are jetsetting this much and expecting to go anywhere anytime.
A dozen states are banning people from buying sodas and some sugary snacks using federal food assistance. The effort is part of the “Make America Healthy Again” campaign led by Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
"🇺🇸🇳🇴 U.S. Senator, Lindsey Graham, threatens to economically cripple Norway, after the country's sovereign fund, withdrew funding from U.S. company, Caterpillar, because Caterpillar sold thousands of bulldozers and diggers to Israel, diggers which demolished thousands of homes in Gaza and the West Bank.
Graham thinks Norway refusing to fund an American company who actively supports Israel's war machine is "offensive" and "shortsighted"."
I now know that I'm old. Someone wrote a post slightly shorter than the Illiad, and when I asked for the Reader's Digest Condensed Version I got a lot of ????? as responses
Und was machen die deutschen Behörden? Rennen denen noch hinterher und organisieren einen neuen Flug. Wer zahlt das? Wir. Für Menschen, die ich eh nicht hier haben will. Von welchem Geld gehen die eigentlich shoppen? Dachte immer, da ist die Not so groß.
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Chers patrons ikéas, carrefour, décathlon et toutes les autres enseignes qui ont une auto-caisse.
Vous êtes presque exclusivement en auto-caisse maintenant. La dernière fois que j'y étais , la dame qui vérifiait les reçus était à la sortie en arrêtant tout le monde.
Je n'ai pas choisi de participer à cette absurdité , alors j'ai sauté la ligne de sortie et je suis partie. Je l'ai entendue dire "Monsieur, hum Monsieur» alors que je continuais à marcher et que je soulevais le reçu au-dessus de ma tête, quittant le magasin. Vous pouvez soit me faire confiance pour faire l'auto-caisse, soit remettre vos caissières en place comme avant. Je n'ai pas à prouver que j'ai fait le travail d un salarié à sa place. Tu veux que je sois caissier sans formation, alors c'est ton problème pas le mien.
Ne me vérifiez pas pour un travail pour lequel vous refusez d'employer une personne. Nous ne voulons pas des robots, nous voulons des êtres humains !!! Remettez des humains aux caisses !
J'ajoute (au texte initial) que faire ses courses le dimanche est anti social, contre la vie en société et la vie familiale. L'enjeu n'est que l'accroissement du profit au détriment du bien être social. Rien ne justifie l'ouverture des magasins le dimanche : quand on a 100 euros à dépenser, on ne peut pas en dépenser plus parce que c'est ouvert le dimanche. Arrêtez d'aller dans les magasins le dimanche, honte à vous !
Signé,
Guillaume Chocteau
Copiez collez, car je suis d'accord à 100% et ça vaut pour tous les commerçants, stop, employez des humains ! Car ce monde devient du grand n’importe quoi. Plus de relationnel ou est passé le temps où les gens parlaient
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