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By Becca Renk – Jun 5, 2025I gave birth to both of my daughters at home with an attending OB/GYN, a pediatrician, a nurse, my husband Paul as support, Kathleen as a doula, various other members of our community in the room, and in the case of my olde…
Today we re-hash the previous work on the Galloway then show the progress on the intake valve components. Later in the video a test firing is performed witho...
Subscribe to OutKick for daily videos and shorts: https://rb.gy/iw07dsIn this exclusive interview, Tyrus sits down with Former President Donald Trump to disc...
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Debian Unstable (often called Sid) is a branch of the Debian operating system designed for active development of new versions of packages. It is considered the most recent, but also the most unstable of the three main branches of Debian. Other software comes with Oldversion and runs under Wine. Xfce Desktop Environments
Without context, the image isn't that impressive. If nothing XP-related actually works and it's just a display exercise, it's just a 20-something year old skin import.
If absolutely everything works in the manner XP worked, then it's incredibly impressive.
This is because it concerns the country’s second-largest city, could disrupt one of its top economic hubs, and might evolve into an irredentist campaign by Mexican nationalists and their US leftist allies.
In this web extra, Bobby Seale, co-founder of the Black Panther Party, talks with Lee Cowan about how the organization went about defending its Oakland headquarters after the head of the FBI, J.
And I have no doubt that some designed made the case that the right face with the nose being the darker face would be more "inclusive" as opposed to that being the white face.
As unrest continues in Los Angeles over ICE raids, a CBS News poll conducted before the protests reveals that most Americans feel positive about the Trump administration's deportation plans.
Public disorder broke out in Ballymena in Northern Ireland, with police saying a number of missiles had been thrown towards officers after crowds gathered
“We found there’s this perfect one-to-one relationship. If a city increased its road capacity by 10% then driving in that city went up by 10%.” Still one of the best articles on why building bigger roads leads to more cars stuck in the same congestion. Understanding #InducedDemand Via @wired.com
The concept is called induced demand, which is economist-speak for when increasing the supply of something (like roads) makes people want that thing even more.
ABC News’ Christiane Cordero reports on the nursing shortage across the country, which has increased due to visa processing delays and limitations hiring foreign nurses, according to hospitals.
This week, I had the pleasure to chat with my fellow Quebec patriot, poet and podcaster Andre Meloche on the topic of the Clash of the Two Quebecs, the ugly truth of the Quiet Revolution, philosophy, Plato, secret societies and much more.
Documents acquired by Iranian intelligence in Israel will strengthen Iran’s offensive capabilities Rossa Primavera News from the Middle East and Central Asia
The tech industry has been waging a war on labor, making workers powerless and replaceable, with payroll being the biggest expense for tech companies.
Organizing labor is the only solution, with strikes being a powerful tool to pressure companies to meet demands.
To organize, tech workers must build raport with colleagues, understand their rights, establish consensus, and promote solidarity across tech workplaces and labor as a whole.
The average annual salary for an information technology (IT) worker in Canada is approximately $74,938. Entry-level IT positions typically start at $46,800 per year.
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[EU S15 E22] Europe Declines Faster than the United StatesOn this week’s episode of Economic Update, Professor Wolff delivers updates on U.S. vs Chinese whe...
A small step. They need to fear actual consequences, though. The message right now is that if they sell out, they can just fade away and retire happily, and that needs to not be the case.
@vic there's so much inertia in the CDC, FDA, HHS etc, and it's so entrenched, we'll be lucky if there's anything more than a few gestures. kennedy is dragging his feet
Yeah RFK is beyond compromised. I just want the weird stuff out of my food and water and the ability to say no to "mandatory" vaccines, but even that could be a bridge too far.
@vic you have to wonder why he's hanging out with rabbi butt plug shmuli and making such a bizarre post about antisemitism which is clearly outside the purview of HHS
@RapistGoku this is the committee that makes the childhood vax schedule so maybe they're trying to at least get it under control by removing the pharma shills. no biomedical researcher would go along with replacing clinical trials with AI. it's nowhere near ready for that.
@MountainJay That's better than a leash at least. Like putting a bell collar on a cat so they have a harder time hunting birds.
'course I had an orange cat that learned to stick a paw under the collar to muffle the bell. He was quite the spry hunter until he got molested by a raccoon and turned into the biggest cowardly cuddleball I've ever known.
One of the few pepper pods showing, bell peppers. I planted 5 to a box, with 3 of them being conjoined. I also added a vermicompost bin and to my surprise, the peppers have responded really well to that method as well as to my Amaranth + Basil.
I'm a bit behind on my pepper plants this season so im looking to catch up by planting more seeds this month, mainly from the grocery store bell peppers.
Some say they dont fruit or are bad, but honestly its worth a shot. Sounds like what Big Seed wants us to believe lol
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MUST WATCH ||| Garland Nixon’s Dispatches: The Empire and its vassal nations keep pushing for war against China and just about every other independent nation. greanvillepost.com/2025/06/09/…
President Trump on Monday responded to questions about the alleged physical altercation between Elon Musk and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Elon Musk’s alleged drug use.
06:31 Israeli Broadcasting Authority: A ship carrying pro-Palestinian activists en route to Gaza has been seized, and all those on board have been detained english.masirahtv.net/news/350…
With the world/feeds as they are, I hope you keep fighting.
If you can afford, or NEED a moment of guard down, we've popped up the #radioFreeFedi #comfy channel for June in lead up to our next artists streaming series #RFFF25 in July.
A chance to discover and directly communicate with and support rad independent artists to keep creating. Hopefully improving your day with some quality sonic hugs.
We're back at work so use some of the boss's time to appreciate some Other People's Music. This one includes some groovy art pop, post rock built on a dub foundation, chiptunes, chamber music & more!
By Abdel Zahiri. "Gaza haunts us. Some people don't mind it at all. It prevents us from experiencing a kind of enjoyment, you can't... You don't appreciate everything that's happening."
As a child in the 1960s, Daniel Eng spent his weekends in New York City’s garment district in Manhattan’s Lower East Side, clipping loose threads off finished clothing. He worked alongside his mother, a seamstress, and his father, a steam press operator, where he developed an eye for detail and a passion for learning. Now, […]
Verkhovna Rada MP Bezuglaya presented her version of the reason for the rather rapid advancement of the Russian army in the Sumy region en.topwar.ru/266020-nardep-vru…
The Verkhovna Rada is commenting on the advancement of Russian troops in the Sumy region. And these comments are coming against the backdrop of attempts by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine to refute the obvious – the expansion of the …
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Timecodes: 00:00 Intro 00:32 Sponsor: SquareX 02:26 Big security flaw in a common package 04:07 Redis is forked after licence change 06:40 The future of the Linux desktop is looking good 08:26 Ubuntu 24.04 will be better for gaming 10:06 Canonical addresses the scam snap problem 11:26 Flathub improvements and adoption 13:03 Gaming: new Nvidia driver, EA anticheat 16:31 Sponsor: Tuxedo Computers 17:51 Support the channel
Following on from adding EA anticheat into FIFA 23, Battlefield 2042 and Plants vs. Zombies Garden Warfare 2 we're about to see another game broken on Linux / Steam Deck with Battlefield V.
The protests against Trump's immigration crackdown continued on Sunday for the third straight day in the Los Angeles area, California where officials blamed the president for inflaming tensions.
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Timecodes: 00:00 Intro 00:46 Sponsor: Proton Mail 01:54 The US sues Apple for abusing their dominant position 04:35 GNOME 46 is out 06:08 Plasma 6's Global themes can wipe your drive 07:45 10 more scam apps in the Snap Store 09:12 Mozilla stops providing location services 10:35 Mesa drivers have corporate issues 13:28 Gaming: Suyu switch emulator & FSR update 15:33 Sponsor: Tuxedo Computers 16:47 Support the channel
The US sues Apple for abusing their dominant position
Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:52 Sponsor: SquareSpace 02:06 Infinity Flex 14 08:30 KDE Plasma for touch 13:40 GNOME for touch 17:53 Conclusion
The device I'll be using is a review unit of the Tuxedo Infinity Flex. It's a 14 inch device, with a 16:10 aspect ratio, and it's entirely foldable.
The laptop is powered by an Intel core i5 1335U, so 10 cores, 4.6Ghz.
Because this thing weighs 1.5kilos. The touchscreen is a non glare 14 inch, 1920x1200 display. It's 400 nits, so decently bright, and supports 100% of SRGB.
As per the battery life, you can expect about 6h of video playback on that 55Wh battery.
In terms of build quality, the thing is very solid, mostly aluminium, with rigid hinges, that once set, simply don't move.
The laptop part of it is also really good, the touchpad is smooth, doesn't rattle in place, and the click is firm and nice. The keyboard has good key travel, solidly sized keys, and it doesn't make a huge amount of noise either. The webcam and mic are, as usual, pretty bad, they're laptop mics and cameras, they just aren't suitable for anything other than basic video conferencing.
The speakers are decent, they get loud enough, and while they don't have a lot of bass they don't distort unless you're listening to something really high pitched at max volume
Let's conclude on the I/O, here you get a barrel charger plug, HDMI 2.0, one USB A 3.2 gen 2, a thunderbolt 4 port, and a USB C 3.2 gen 2 port. Those last 2 do display port 1.4 and power delivery so you don't NEED the barrel charger, USB C works fine. On the other side, you have a webcam and mic privacy switch, the power button, next to a 2 in 1 card reader for micro SD or a SIM Card, a USB C 3.2 gen 1, and a 2 in 1 headphone jack.
The Plasma experience on a touchscreen is actually really, really good. The desktop automatically scales itself with bigger padding, bigger icons, more spacing in most KDE / Qt apps, the system tray icons also get bigger and easier to hit, and window buttons also get larger
I could drag windows to a screen edge or to the top, and they'd resize, I could grab a corner of a window to resize it, I could long press a folder in the file manager to get advanced options, I could long press on the desktop to customize it, I could even pinch to zoom inside the file manager or in the image viewer to zoom in and out, although it wasn't free form zoom, so not super smooth everywhere.
Only adding widgets to the desktop was not really doable, as I couldn't scroll the widget list, it instead started a drag and drop operation of whatever widget my finger caught.
The onscreen keyboard that's preinstalled here is called maliit, and it works, it has language switching, an emoji board, and it automatically pops up when you're in touch mode, if any app has a text field pre selected, or when you touch a text field yourself.
KDE plasma even works with the same gestures you have on touchpads, so 3 fingers up shows the desktop grid, 3 fingers sliding down show all virtual desktops and the window spread. 3 fingers left or right also switches between virtual desktops if you have multiple ones.
GNOME is on the surface, well suited to touchscreens. Everything is already well padded and easy to touch, and generally, it works fine. It does ask you to double click a lot more than KDE.
You can still use gestures here, 3 fingers to bring the activity view, 3 fingers from there for the app grid, or 3 fingers left and right to switch desktops. Pinch to zoom works better in the image viewer than in KDE, but it doesn't work in the file manager.
You can't drag a window to the top or side of the screen to tile it. You can't swipe anywhere in the app grid, you have to aim between app icons.
The onscreen keyboard is fine, and works well, but doesn't appear for KDE / Qt apps, only for GTK apps.
Generally, inside of GTK / GNOME apps, things work ok, you can scroll, tap, change settings, open menus, move windows around, but the functionality is still more limited than inside of KDE in my experience.
I did encounter an issue where sometimes, nothing is touchable inside of a GNOME apps, nothing works. It's infrequent, and not easily reproducible, but it happens, and it basically makes the entire desktop unusable until the app in question crashes.
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Matthew Garrett has a nice post about Twitter (uh, X)’s new end-to-end encryption messaging protocol, which is now called XChat. The TL;DR of Matthew’s post is that from a cryptographic…
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