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German industry lost more than 100,000 jobs in a year – Bild en.news-front.su/2025/06/10/ge…

German industry lost more than 100,000 jobs in a year - Bild

According to the newspaper, this particularly affected the automotive industry, where 45,400 jobs disappeared during the year.   According to experts, another 70,000 employees will be laid off in the industry by the end of the year.
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in reply to NosirrahSec 🏴‍☠️ guillotine enthusiast

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Kevin Karhan

Keep telling that lie to yourself often enough, and you may actually believe it, m8!

infosec.exchange/@NosirrahSec/…

#thxbye #next #EOD

NosirrahSec 🏴‍☠️ (@NosirrahSec@infosec.exchange)

@kkarhan@infosec.space @nathanlovestrees@disabled.social @alice@lgbtqia.space @MastodonEngineering@mastodon.social @Mastodon@mastodon.social you're a perfect example of the problem. You babble incoherently with hashtags.
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‘I’m bored, so I shoot’: The Israeli army’s approval of free-for-all violence in Gaza

"Israeli soldiers describe the near-total absence of firing regulations in the Gaza war, with troops shooting as they please, setting homes ablaze, and leaving corpses on the streets — all with their commanders’ permission"

972mag.com/israeli-soldiers-ga…

#Israel #Palästina #Gaza #Antireport


‘I’m bored, so I shoot’: The Israeli army’s approval of free-for-all violence in Gaza

Israeli soldiers describe the near-total absence of firing regulations in the Gaza war, with troops shooting as they please.
Ben Reiff (+972 Magazine)
in reply to Autonomie und Solidarität

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Umberto Guappo

@israel @palestine
Deux ONG israéliennes accusent l’État hébreu de « génocide » à Gaza : ce que disent leurs rapports
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Deux ONG israéliennes accusent l’État hébreu de « génocide » à Gaza : ce que disent leurs rapports

Elles sont parmi les ONG israéliennes les plus connues et les plus respectées. C'est pourquoi leurs deux rapports publiés lundi 28 juillet qualifiant les actes militaires israéliens de « génocide » sont particulièrement remarqués.
Gwenaelle Lenoir (Mediapart)
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Autonomie und Solidarität

Ist Genozid eine rote Linie oder ein verzeihlicher Fehler?
Tödliche Doppelstandards #Gaza

"Und dann ist da noch die Frage des anhaltenden Genozid. Ich wünschte, wir könnten einen Scheinwerfer auf diese Progressiven richten und sie fragen: Ist #Genozid für dich keine rote Linie?

Glaubst du wirklich, dass die politische Linke in Nordamerika oder #Europa, wenn sie an der Macht wäre, Israels Genozid an den Palästinenser:innen nicht ermöglicht oder unterstützt hätte?

Kürzlich habe ich gesehen, wie ein weiterer progressiver Politiker mit einer grossen Plattform sagte, dass Trumps andauernde Horrorshow ein Beweis dafür sei, dass wir alle mehr hätten tun sollen, um Kamala Harris zu wählen. Diese Art von historischer Amnesie, ob sie nun das Ergebnis von absichtlicher Manipulation oder panischer Kurzsichtigkeit ist, bereitet mir Bauchschmerzen. Ich möchte kurz erklären, warum.

Wir können nicht für das kleinere Übel plädieren, wenn der Unterschied zwischen den beiden Übeln nicht zum Überleben ausreicht. Wenn der Unterschied zwischen zwei Möglichkeiten nicht ausreicht, um über Leben und Tod zu entscheiden, haben wir alle die Verantwortung, beide Möglichkeiten anzuprangern und andere Optionen zu schaffen...."

https://www.untergrund-blättle.ch/politik/ausland/toedliche-doppelstandards-ist-genozid-eine-rote-linie-oder-ein-verzeihlicher-fehler-009177.html

Original in englisch;
petergelderloos.substack.com/p… @israel @palestine


Deadly Double Standards

is genocide a red line or a forgivable defect?
Peter Gelderloos (Surviving Leviathan with Peter Gelderloos)
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Et je me suis encore perdu dans la religion extérieure...

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#zen #religion #silence #prière #méditation #conscience #spiritualité


Enfermé Dehors

Et je me suis encore perdu dans la religion extérieure. J’ai encore une fois cherché à superposer avec une exactitude pathologique ce que je fais et ce que certains clament devoir être absolument f…
Notes & Silence

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Podcast: Iran Holds 35th Court Session on MKO's Terror Acts iranpress.com/content/306274

Podcast: Iran Holds 35th Court Session on MKO's Terror Acts

The Tehran Criminal Court convened its 35th public session to prosecute over 100 members of the Mujahedin-e Khalq Organization (MKO), for organizing terrorist operations and committing crimes against civilians.
iranpress.com

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Car mieux vaut entrer au Royaume en solitude ...

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#religion #solitude #pratique #solitude #conscience #méditation #prière


Cœur Contraint

Si ce que disent et croient les gens de ta communauté bride ton cœur,alors recule-toi, retourne-toi encore,Car mieux vaut entrer au Royaume en solitude que de tenter d’y frapper à la porte avec un …
Notes & Silence

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Quite the lede 👀 "There's little left for us to say that can further embarrass the Tesla Cybertruck, a vehicle that was supposed to be the culmination of Elon Musk's genius." 💀 #teslatakedown #MuskMustFallfuturism.com/cybertruck-s...

Cybertruck Sales Are So Bad Th...


Cybertruck Sales Are So Bad That We Gasped

In the entire first quarter of 2025, Tesla has managed to sell just 7,100 Cybertrucks in the US, according to data from S&P Global Mobility.
Frank Landymore (Futurism)

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"We called it the Gaza Sea even though it is part of the Mediterranean, because Israel isolated us from the world and made us believe that it was unreachable. The Freedom Flotilla broke that spell."

#Gaza #Israel #FreedomFlotilla #Madleen #AlSumudCaravan

Why the Freedom Flotilla matters to us in Gaza mondoweiss.net/2025/06/why-the…


Why the Freedom Flotilla matters to us in Gaza

Malak Hijazi (Mondoweiss)
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PapyrusBrigade

Beautiful writing, that brought tears to my eyes.

'What Madleen carried most was not aid. It was refusal — refusal to normalize genocide and Gaza’s forced isolation.

This kind of solidarity does not arrive through empty speeches. It comes through risk. It comes through people choosing to stand in the space between power and its consequences — choosing to be present, to bear witness, when the world has been told to look away."

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“Israel Is the Rabid Dog of American Empire”: Gaza War Surgeon Exposes the Truth mintpressnews.com/gaza-surgeon…

“Israel Is the Rabid Dog of American Empire”: Gaza Surgeon Exposes Zionist War Crimes

After months in Gaza’s hospitals, Dr. Mohammed Tahir reveals the truth about Israel’s war crimes, U.S. complicity, and the global awakening to Zionist terror.
Mnar Adley (MintPress News)

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Over a month of Linux, my thoughts compiled

edit: I'm using Fedora Workstation 42!

I really like the ability to just search "sleep", "shutdown", "restart", etc. Switching between windows and opening search using either the super key or a three finger swipe up is super handy, on Windows the button opens the start menu (where the search is horrible) and a three finger swipe up can open app switcher, where you have to hold your three fingers to go to another app.

Using GNOME extensions to see power usage, CPU usage, memory usage, etc. is very useful. Weird that the "extension list" addon isn't a thing that's on by default. Feel like being able to see all your extensions is a really important part of having extensions. Being able to see the clock at the top took a bit getting used to but makes so much more sense than having it tucked in a corner. I also like the integrated calendar, much better than Window's version where you are unable to see any of your events, not even as a dot!

Using dnf and flatpak to install programs is very smooth and I like being able to update all my programs at once with just "sudo dnf update && flatpak update"! Being able to see the dependencies and progress bars and download speeds is really helpful too. I don't need to search for programs anymore because of a thing called "fuzzy search". It's like magic!

GNOME's UI looks much cleaner than Windows, everything is actually cohesive. It's not a mix of flat and glass and clear and ancient. It's all adwaita. (that's what you call it, right?)

Something weird was not having the minimise and maximise buttons. I had to enable those myself, which is a bit odd. Now that it is enabled it works fine.

I also really like being able to easily customise themes (everforest) and icons (Papirus!). And if GNOME is considered "not very customisable" in the linux world, KDE, Cinnamon, etc. must be even more customisable! I'm happy with GNOME though, so I probably won't switch DE anytime soon. Maybe when I get a new computer I could try out KDE.

App compatibility was no problem. All the apps I used before (thunderbird, obsidian, joplin, vscodium, godot, etc.) all have linux versions, and the ones that don't (like SumatraPDF and AIMP) have linux alternatives. Okular and Gapless has been working great!

There were very few issues, but there were some nonetheless. OBS Studio footage was very choppy as hardware decoding wasn't working, and I had to dig deep into forums to install drivers for my intel igpu. Now it works fine, so that's good! I also had an issue with a VPN app, but they support an app called "Clash Verge". They only note the Windows and Mac versions on their site, but clash verge has a linux app too, and it works quite well!

I don't play many games, mostly Minecraft and some retro titles. mGBA works fine on linux, and Minecraft java edition supports linux. I've also tried a bunch of linux games like SuperTuxKart and Xonotic and, considering they were made around a decade ago or so (I think) they were really fun! My other games ran fine with Steam installed, Proton and Wine makes them run fine!

I'll be sticking with the penguin as it's fun, playful, and is much cuter than both the window and the apple. 😁

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Le fait que Microsoft ait coupé la boîte mail du procureur de la CPI parce qu'il enquête sur le génocide d'Israël ne fait que confirmer ce que l'on dit depuis des années : faire confiance pour ses données aux GAFAM revient à se soumettre à un arbitraire total.

lemagit.fr/actualites/36662498…


Microsoft coupe les mails de la Cour Pénale Internationale, un avertissement pour tous les Européens

Alors que son président s’était engagé à protéger les données des Européens, Microsoft a retiré à la CPI l’accès à ses services.
Owen Sayers (LeMagIT.fr)

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Israel SEIZES Aid Boat in International Waters, ABDUCTS Activists Bound for Gaza rachelblevins.substack.com/p/i…

Israel SEIZES Aid Boat in International Waters, ABDUCTS Activists

Israel seized the Gaza Freedom Flotilla’s Madleen vessel in international waters on Monday, and abducted the 12 humanitarians on board...
Rachel Blevins

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New Jersey Grand Jury Indicts Democrat Representative LaMonica McIver for Interfering with Federal Immigration Enforcement - The Last Refuge

According to a statement by New Jersey U.S. Attorney Alina Habba, a grand jury has indicted Representative LaMonica McIver (N.J) on three charges related to her involvement in a violent stunt at an ICE facility.
Sundance (The Last Refuge)

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The Pelle Neroth Taylor Show/The Pulse: an interview gilbertdoctorow.substack.com/p…

The Pelle Neroth Taylor Show/The Pulse: an interview

Over the past couple of years, I have on occasion been interviewed by one end or another branch of the TNT radio network which appears to operate in both the UK and in Australia.
Gilbert Doctorow (Armageddon Newsletter)
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polarisera boosted your post 🙈 🙉 🙊

@LaylaAlexandrovnaYou're suppose to frame a hypothesis, and when the facts don't fit, move on. That's why it is the end of the institutions. It was anti-empirical and all obedience. We know people only pretend to understand empirical based science, and are just groveling obedient morons who can't do math, or understand the tentative and evolving nature of hypothesis. And that biologists are fucking morons. You cannot teach math this bad.
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CJ2

@polariseraI worked in a lab and tested CoVID. It definitely is a virus, a mutation from another cold virus. Mutations happen in viruses all the time, it is a natural process.

I don't share the concerns of CoVID I often hear from the right. It was a global pandemic, people were getting sick and dying, what else were we supposed to do if not take a vaccine and do shut-downs?

Maybe the shut-downs went on too long in some places, but we had never managed a situation like this before and politicians and government are trying to weigh the consequences of millions of people dying, I'd rather have an overly cautious approach to an under cautious one.

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Mass Protests Erupt in France over Israeli Seizure of Gaza Aid Ship tn.ai/3331818

Mass Protests Erupt in France over Israeli Seizure of Gaza Aid Ship

TEHRAN (Tasnim) – Tens of thousands rallied across France after Israeli forces forcibly seized the humanitarian ship Madleen, detaining international activists attempting to break the blockade on Gaza.
Tasnim News Agency

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Source: libsoftiktok

BREAKING: A US federal judge has DENIED Gavin Newsom's request to stop Trump from using the National Guard in Los Angeles.

He preferred doing a publicity stunt to try to make Trump look bad, rather than help his constituents and restore law and order.

Newscum is the biggest loser 😂

[Video embedded in original tweet]

Original tweet : xcancel.com/libsoftiktok/statu…

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Belarusian Foreign Minister: It seems that the Kyiv authorities do not particularly want to achieve peace en.topwar.ru/266084-glava-mid-…

Belarusian Foreign Minister: It seems that the Kyiv authorities do not particularly want to achieve peace

Belarusian Foreign Minister Maxim Ryzhenkov commented on the negotiation process between Ukraine and Russia, which had previously started in Turkey.
Магас (Военное обозрение)

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BREAKING: Clinton Judge DENIES Newsom's Request For Immediate Restraining Order Against President Trump for Use of Military in LA | The Gateway Pundit | by Cristina Laila

          A federal judge on Tuesday afternoon declined Governor Newsom’s request for an ex parte Temporary Restraining Order against President Trump.
Cristina Laila (Where Hope Finally Made a Comeback)

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Browsers are complicit in browser fingerprinting.

Everyone talks about how evil browser fingerprinting is, and it is, but I don't get why people are only blaming the companies doing it and not putting equal blame on browsers for letting it happen.

Go to Am I Unique and look at the kind of data browsers let JavaScript access unconditionally with no user prompting. Here's a selection of ridiculous ones that pretty much no website needs:

  • Your operating system (Isn't the whole damn point of the internet that it's platform independent?)
  • Your CPU architecture (JS runs on the most virtual of virtual environments why the hell does it need to know what processor you have?)
  • Your JS interpreter's version and build ID
  • List of plugins you have installed
  • List of extensions you have installed
  • Your accelerometer and gyroscope (so any website can figure out what you're doing by analyzing how you move your phone, i.e. running vs walking vs driving vs standing still)
  • Your magnetic field sensor AKA the phone's compass (so websites can figure out which direction you're facing)
  • Your proximity sensor
  • Your keyboard layout
  • How your mouse moves every moment it's in the webpage window, including how far you scroll, what bit of text you hovered on or selected, both left and right clicks, etc.
  • Everything you type on your keyboard when the window is active. You don't need to be typing into a text box or anything, you can set a general event listener for keystrokes like you can for the mouse.

If you're wondering how sensors are used to fingerprint you, I think it has to do with manufacturing imperfections that skew their readings in unique ways for each device, but websites could just as easily straight up record those sensors without you knowing. It's not a lot of data all things considered so you likely wouldn't notice.

Also, canvas and webGL rendering differences are each more than enough to 100% identify your browser instance. Not a bit of effort put into making their results more consistent I guess.

All of these are accessible to any website by default. Actually, there's not even a way to turn most of these off. WHY?! All of these are niche features that only a tiny fraction of websites need. Browser companies know that fingerprinting is a problem and have done nothing about it. Not even Firefox.

Why is the web, where you're by far the most likely to execute malicious code, not built on zero trust policies? Let me allow the functionality I need on a per site basis.

Fuck everything about modern websites.

Am I Unique ?

Check if your browser has a unique fingerprint, how identifiable you are on the Internet
amiunique.org
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For pregnant Palestinian women, checkpoints are a matter of life and death #Palestine 972mag.com/palestinian-women-p…

For pregnant Palestinian women, checkpoints are a matter of life and death

When I went into labor, I put off leaving home for hours, fearing Israeli soldiers and settlers. We reached the hospital in Hebron in time, but not all are so lucky.
Jonathan Adler (+972 Magazine)

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Investor Choice: Should You Bet on Stationary Concrete Pump or Portable Concrete Pump

The concrete pumping equipment market presents investors with a critical dichotomy—stationary concrete pump offering relentless performance versus portable units delivering unmatched flexibility. This decision carries significant financial implications, with equipment choices directly influencing project win rates, operational efficiency, and ultimately, return on investment. Understanding the nuanced advantages of each system requires examining three pivotal dimensions: operational scope, financial architecture, and market adaptability.

Capital Efficiency and Depreciation Dynamics

Upfront Investment vs. Lifetime Value Proposition


Stationary concrete pumps command 25-40% higher initial capital outlay than their portable counterparts, yet their engineered longevity (typically 12-15 years versus 8-10 for portables) alters the depreciation calculus. High-pressure stationary models achieve 15,000+ operating hours before major overhaul compared to 8,000-10,000 hours for mobile units, translating to lower hourly capital costs despite higher purchase prices.

stationary concrete pump for sale

Portable concrete pumps reveal their financial advantage in utilization rates. Their ability to service multiple projects within a single day creates asset turnover ratios 2-3 times higher than stationary units. This mobility premium justifies their accelerated depreciation schedules, particularly for contractors operating in dense urban markets where equipment relocation occurs daily.

Operational Dominance in Specific Applications

Mega-Projects Demand Stationary Muscle


When concrete volumes exceed 500 cubic meters daily, stationary pumps demonstrate indisputable superiority. Their continuous pumping capability (achieving 200m³/h versus 120m³/h for portables) and industrial-grade hydraulics maintain pressure consistency across marathon pours. High-rise construction particularly benefits from stationary pump placement—strategically positioned base machines can service multiple tower sections without repositioning.

Portable units shine in geographically distributed work portfolios. Their rapid deployment capability (setup within 45 minutes versus 4+ hours for stationary systems) makes them ideal for infrastructure projects with multiple pour locations. The latest trailer-mounted models now incorporate self-leveling outriggers and remote-controlled boom articulation, enabling precise placement in constrained sites where stationary pumps cannot physically access.

Market Risk Mitigation Strategies

Adapting to Construction Sector Volatility


Stationary pump investments thrive in stable, vertical construction-heavy markets where consistent high-volume demand exists. Their economic viability depends on maintaining 70%+ utilization rates, making them vulnerable to market downturns. However, their specialization commands 15-20% pricing premiums for technical projects requiring extreme reach or pressure.

26m wheeled type boom concrete pump and mixer machine

Portable pumps function as market volatility hedges, with their diversified application across residential, commercial, and civil sectors. Their resale markets remain remarkably liquid—late-model used [)mobile concrete pumps](aimixconcretesolution.com/conc… retain 60-70% residual value after three years compared to 40-50% for stationary units. This secondary market strength reduces financial risk during industry contractions.

The investment decision ultimately hinges on market positioning. Stationary pumps deliver superior returns in specialized, high-volume niches but demand operational scale to justify their fixed costs. Portable models offer lower-risk entry points with flexible upside, particularly for contractors requiring equipment versatility. Astute investors often build mixed fleets, allocating 70-80% to portable units for base revenue generation while reserving stationary assets for premium projects that maximize their technical advantages.

26m wheeled type boom concrete pump and mixer machine
stationary concrete pump for sale

Portable Concrete Pump

Portable concrete pump is the mobile pumping solution. Check which kind of concrete portable pumpcrete can cater to your projects now.
Concrete Solutions - Concrete Production & Pumping & Paving

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More reason to keep publishing on alternatives. For RetroEdge, we use our own #peertube server.

Video by Kenny (Mental Outlaw):

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YouTube Considers This Software "Harmful or Dangerous"

In this video I discuss how people who make instructional videos about self hosted media solutions and privacy respecting content streaming solutions are being censored by YouTube under the "harmful o...
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So Trump's team just reached a favorable agreement on trade with China 🤔

Looks like more winning, for Trump!

nytimes.com/2025/06/10/busines…
Without paywall: archive.ph/3104C

U.S. and China Agree to Stick to Prior Trade Truce After Tensions Escalated

Two days of talks resulted in a “framework” that is intended to solidify terms of a deal the superpowers reached in Geneva last month.
Alan Rappeport (The New York Times)

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Shaping Your Site’s Style: Minimalist, Bold, or Classic


 Websites generally fall into three styles: minimalist, bold, or classic. Each has its own feel and works for different businesses. Let’s break them down to help you choose.

Whether you’re creating a new website or giving an old one a fresh look, one question stands out: What’s the right style?

Your site’s style does more than look good—it’s the first impression visitors get, setting expectations before they read or click anything. It conveys your brand’s vibe: modern and streamlined, bold and creative, or steady and trustworthy.

When you start working with a web designer or explore web design services, style is often the first focus. It’s about finding a visual approach that fits your goals and audience.

Websites generally fall into three styles: minimalist, bold, or classic. Each has its own feel and works for different businesses. Let’s break them down to help you choose.

Minimalist: Less, Done Well


Minimalist design is about simplicity with purpose. It’s clean, with white space, neutral tones, clear fonts, and only the most essential elements.

This style is great for businesses that want to highlight a single message or product. Freelancers, artists, and small service providers often choose minimalist sites to keep attention on their work or key service.

Minimalism requires skill—it’s not just about removing things. A good web designer ensures a minimalist site feels complete and engaging, not sparse or incomplete.

Bold: Make a Splash


Bold design is all about standing out. It uses vibrant colors, oversized text, striking visuals, and unconventional layouts to grab attention.

This style fits brands with big personalities, like startups, creative agencies, or businesses that want to feel fresh. A bold site says, “We’re unique.”

But bold can become chaotic if not managed well. A skilled web designer keeps bold designs exciting yet functional. When choosing web design services, prioritize someone who balances creativity with ease of use.

Classic: Steady and Trusted


Classic design is about reliability. It features familiar layouts, standard fonts, clear navigation, and balanced visuals that feel professional and approachable.

It’s ideal for industries like law, finance, or consulting, where trust is critical. Classic sites also work well for audiences who prefer straightforward, easy-to-use designs.

Classic isn’t dull. A talented web designer can modernize a classic look with subtle updates, keeping it polished and relevant.

Finding Your Style


Choosing a style is easier when you know your audience and message:

Want a clean, focused vibe? Minimalist works.
Need to stand out with energy? Go bold.
Looking for trust and professionalism? Choose classic.

You can blend styles—a bold landing page with minimalist interiors or a classic structure with bold accents. A clear starting point helps when working with web design services.

Consider upkeep too. Bold designs may need frequent refreshes, while minimalist or classic sites tend to age well.

Talking to a Web Designer


When you meet with a web designer, don’t stress about jargon. Show them sites you like and share why they appeal to you. What tone are you after—fun, serious, or polished?

A great web designer listens and shapes your ideas into a style that supports your goals. If you’re new to web design services, their guidance is a big part of the value.

Final Take


Your website’s style is more than just looks—it’s how you connect with your audience. The right choice makes your message clear and your site easy to navigate.

Minimalist offers focus and calm.
Bold delivers energy and flair.
Classic provides trust and clarity.

Whether you’re starting fresh or redesigning, style matters. Work with a Singapore web designer who gets your vision or choose web design services that bring it to life. The best design isn’t the trendiest—it’s the one that fits you.

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Create a powerful online presence with our modern and innovative web design services. Our skilled web designers will create a custom website that fits your brand.
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Police clashed with protestors in the Northern Irish town of Ballymena for the second straight night on Tuesday after the arrest of two teenagers for their alleged rape of a young girl led to “racially motivated” attacks on "foreigners."

france24.com/en/europe/2025061…

Northern Ireland = ethnic Scots


'Racially motivated' attacks spark second night of unrest in Northern Irish town

Police clashed with protestors in the Northern Irish town of Ballymena for the second straight night on Tuesday after the arrest of two teenagers for their alleged rape of a young girl led to “racially motivated” attacks on "foreigners," a continuati…
FRANCE 24

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Completion Ceremony Held for Melamine Resin Production Line at the Hungnam Fertilizer Complex #DPRK exploredprk.com/news/completio…

Completion Ceremony Held for Melamine Resin Production Line at the Hungnam Fertilizer Complex | Explore DPRK

A new melamine resin production line has been established at the Hungnam Fertilizer Complex. The new facility includes a melamine monomer synthesis process and features precision-engineered systems that are energy-efficient,...
Editorial (Explore DPRK)

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'Canada, unfortunately, is one the biggest funders of the fossil fuel industry globally. That includes billions of taxpayer dollars that the federal and B.C. governments have already committed to LNG in the form of direct subsidies, lower tax and electricity rates, and public loans.'

(via @climatemamaclaire.bsky.social‬ on BlueSky)

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#ClimateCrisis #CDNPoli #Canada #BCPoli #NoPipelines


Opinion: Most Canadians don’t support taxpayer subsidies for LNG

There is interest in liquified natural gas for “nation-building” but LNG isn't good use of taxes, nor one backed by Canadian taxpayers.
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