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It's never made sense to me that some people refuse to drink water even if they know it keeps you functioning properly. The same people will complain of constipation or dry skin but don't want to do the thing that fixes their issues.
China has made no commitment to export key magnets for US defense needs, Reuters reports, citing sources familiar with the progress of the negotiations.
The Spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran condemned recent remarks by German officials, calling them shameless and historically ignorant.
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Nextcloud file storage is pretty powerful. It handles folders, you can favorite files and folders to get back to them easily, you can tag anything you like, you can share anything either with selected people, or with a public link, you can even add comments to any file, and it supports versioning as well to restore older versions if you want.
On top of that, you can also mount that storage as webdav, in any good file manager. On Linux, with GNOME and KDE, this happens automatically when you configure a nextcloud account in the online accounts settings.
And of course, you have a desktop client that lets you sync files either from a Nextcloud folder, or even from outside that folder, to make sure your files are where you want them.
Syncthing isn't exactly cloud storage, it doesn't store files on a cloud server, it just syncs them from one computer to the other, in real time. So you setup syncthing on your laptop and your desktop, and it will send files back and forth between both devices, without any intermediary in between.
If you're already a ProtonMail customer, you might just want to look at Proton Drive.
It's an end to end encrypted solution, hosted in Switzerland, with relatively strong privacy laws, that don't really matter since everything is encrypted anyways, it's not like someone could look at what you stored, since files are encrypted on your device before being sent to the cloud.
It's also open source, and it obviously integrates well with the other Proton tools, like Mail or Calendar. Even though it's encrypted, you can still share files with others without file size limits, as well as password protect files, define expiration dates for links, and more.
Another open source alternative is Cozy Cloud. It's available for Android, iOS, Linux, macOS and Windows, and it gives you 5GB for free, with additional tiers at 50Gigs for 2 euros 99 per month, and 1TB for 9 euros 98. Still more expensive than Google, but also more private.
It also has auto import features from your phone camera roll to your drive, and can also automatically import certain documents from more than 100 providers, like your bills, health refunds, bank statements, and more, if you want.
pCloud is an option I used extensively in the past for all my cloud storage. It's not open source, but it has optional encryption features if you want to make sure that you're the only one that can look at your stuff. They're on the affordable side, with 500Gigs costing you 50 euros per year, or about 4 euros per month, and 2 terabytes for 100 euros a year, or a bit more than 8 euros per month.
If what you need is massive storage space and you don't want to self host, then I think Mega is your only option. Their base plans are more expensive than others, at 5 euros per month for 400 Gigs, but they can go up to 16Tb for 30 euros per month, which is a LOT of storage for not that much money, considering. The 2TB plan is on par with other options, at 10 euros per month.
And I can't conclude this video without mentioning Zoho. If you don't really care all that much about privacy or open source, but you still want to ditch big tech, then Zoho is probably your best bet. they have replacements for EVERYTHING google does, and a lot more on top of that, and prices are relatively inexpensive.
The target of the bombs now exploding on the stage of world events is and always has been the formation of a new world system to supplant the evil, inhuman order of geopolitics, empire, and war.
"Free Palestine" echoes through Athens following the unveiling of a massive banner at a high point in Galatsi district, sending a message against the genocid...
The execution of Turki Al-Jasser encapsulates the grim reality of freedom of expression in #SaudiArabia under Mohammed bin Salman’s rule. The country has turned into a vast prison, where the hand of repression reaches intellectuals, scholars, and anyone who dares to speak freely — under an authoritarian regime that tolerates no dissenting voice. #StopSaudiExecution
Every missile researched, manufactured, and fired is in itself a tragedy for humanity. A free and beautiful life cannot coexist with a world which embraces such a technology. The technology only exists because the world has been made so unfree and has been so deprived of beauty.
Beamte der Polizeiinspektion Brannenburg führten gestern erneut Geschwindigkeitskontrollen am Sudelfeld durch. Trotz der häufigen Geschwindigkeitsmessungen am Sudelfeld mussten erneut mehrere Fahrzeugführer beanstandet werden. Tagesschnellster war ein 30-jähriger Porschefahrer aus München, der bei erlaubten 60 km/h mit 114 km/h gemessen wurde. Den Fahrer erwartet nun ein Bußgeld in Höhe von über 300 Euro, zwei Punkte in Flensburg sowie ein einmonatiges Fahrverbot.
So I guess that all those israeli who used to go and sit on the top of a hill and watch #GazaGenocide while sitting on a couch, while playing music and drinking and laughing, aren't laughing anymore, right? #fuckisrael
oh I thought runit was an old init system from before systemd, I guess I shouldn't have assumed that systemd was the latest one because it's everywhere, thanks for the info I'll check it out!
Donald Trump did everything he could to make sure that the war between Israel and Iran began, military and political observer Evgeny Mikhailov tells Sputnik.
Single core, 32 bit CPU, can't even do video playback on VLC. But it kinda works for some offline work, like text editing, and even emulation through zsnes! It's crazy how Linux keeps old hardware like this running.
Thankfully though, this laptop CPU is upgradable, and so is the ram, so I'm planning on revitalizing and bringing this old Itautec to the 21st century 😄
I remember when computers had no memory and the storage was on punch cards made from mammoth leather that we had to tan ourselves after spending our weekends hunting the mammoth with spears. Also we carved our code by hand on stone tablets. Young people these days have it easy.
It's not that bad. I run Linux on a Raspberry Pi Zero 2W, which is much weaker than this. (It's not a competition, though. Just saying.) And that's also a pretty standard device. I'm kinda interested to see if anyone can go below 64M RAM with a modern installation.
I booted Buildroot with kernel 5.17 on a Pentium II laptop off a CD I burned once - I needed to dump a drive once and that was the only hardware I had on hand that could dump 2.5” IDE drives and had a working CD drive so I could boot something other than the operating system installed on the drive.
Edit: im exagerating but I really have 20-yr 32-bit Dell laptops running minimal debian linux. and my current laptop is 10+ yrs old Lenovo which I already replaced its screen, rams, keyboard, bluetooth, usb ports... and it's still working flawlessly for daily tasks, video/music editing, coding and programming, internet browsing 😁
Hotplug attack, meet LAN. These pocket-sized pentest boxes perform network assessments in seconds! As tiny Linux computers, they run DuckyScript™ payloads powered by Bash.
The first crop of blackberries are ripe, ready and delicious. Now the race is on between us, the birds and the neighbor children to see who can get the most over the next couple of weeks. 🤣🤣🤣 🌱
If you only read the NYT you would not know that #NoKings happened.
That's OK. Nobody who saw the turnouts everywhere, and felt the energy, needs validation from the "paper of record" and maybe it's better this way. We are building a movement that doesn't depend on them.
It has a reasonable selection of articles and newspapers, but:
* Shows horrible, clunky ads in the middle of stories 🤬 * Insists on continuing to show articles from rags I've explicitly blocked, like the Torygraph 🤬 * Destroys the relationship between news media and their readers, no doubt to their great disadvantage in the long run 🤬🤬
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... #TIL audacity export multiple is not scary. ... . ... .... .... ... audacity user for something like near quarter a century... and only discovered this today. :3 (also, technically, it's #sneedacity, not audacity, btw.)
"I want to thank this community again for reaching out to help us with extraordinary generosity over the last couple of weeks. Substantial donations enabled Given to get specialist care for her heart condition and both of us to remain in Almerimar so that she could be monitored while undergoing an essential change of medication.
"My own health needed urgent attention, too. And your help allowed me to begin a process that, as it turns out, will need to continue in Italy (where a reciprocal healthcare agreement with Australia will provide me some access to further testing).
"We need a little more help to tackle the more than 1,000 nautical miles that lie ahead of us. Our plan is to complete essential work on the boat this week, then leave Almerimar, finally, next weekend and shakedown Wrack (and ourselves) with a passage of around 160 nautical miles towards Alicante, where our son will join us to lend a hand on the long, open-water passage to Sicily and further west..."
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Un poco de contexto de esta maravilla: Está sonando el tema "Fortunate Son" (1969), del grupo Creedence Clearwater Revival. Es un poderoso himno de protesta que critica la desigualdad social y el clasismo, especialmente en el contexto de la Guerra de Vietnam...
The Amazon Tower at Warschauer Brücke will be officially inaugurated. Kai Wegner has announced his attendance to toast the crowning achievement of the “Mediaspree” development.
🚨The red carpet was rolled out for Amazon a long time ago.
We couldn’t stop them from moving in. But the tech giant clearly feels the strong headwind from the neighborhood and is now trying to polish its battered image with social washing.
If we continue to make their lives as difficult as possible, we might at least be able to deter the next corporation from setting up shop here. Because contrary to all the grand promises of “regional economic development,” all we actually get from this is rising rents and further displacement.
pretty light, reliable simple, and the code is simple enough you can hack even if you don't know C You can switch window to fullscreen and increments of zooming Create a shortcut key/bind on your rc file (openbox/rc.xml jwmrc ..etc) for your key pair to trigger it, Ctrl + Ctrl - for zoom in out or Ctrl PgUp/Dn Esc to exit.
There is the classic xorg-xmag as alternative but this is lighter and less complicated
PS If anyone ever figures out what the poets at labwc mean at labwc-action by maginfication and can get it to work send us a hint ... 100 tries 100 fails ... or was it more fails than tries? #labwc
MÉS defensa el cartell de Lluïsa Febrer i critica durament la campanya inquisitorial de l’extrema dreta. Intolerància esperpèntica de l’extrema dreta. Els neofeixistes de Vox a sa Pobla s’han indignat ara...
Iran - Tehran: Zionist regime attack on residential areas in Keshavarz Boulevard: One of the drones hit a student dormitory. The injured have been transferred to the hospital. @iran
Hier, il a fait 49 degrés dans plus de 13 villes en Iran, et 50.3°C a même été atteint pour une région. En plus d'être bombarbés, les civils voient leurs conditions de vie rendues encore plus difficile à cause du changement climatique.
L'armée israélienne a attaqué les structures énergétiques de l'Iran et il y a d'ores et déjà 40% du pays dont l'accès à l'électricité est rendu difficile ou impossible.
49 degrés, sans climatisation. Des civils qui n'ont rien demandé.
Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps says its missiles and drones struck fighter jet fuel production facilities and energy supply centers in Israel, and
From a provocative teenager to the primary architect of U.S. fascism: How the grandchild of a Jewish immigrant from Tsarist Russia turned into a white supremacist arsehole
His ancestors fled antisemitic persecution in tsarist Russia - the very type of ethnic targeting that his policies now echo. His maternal uncle, neuropsychologist David Glosser, publicly condemned Miller in 2018, calling him a “hypocrite” who has “become the architect of immigration policies that repudiate the very foundation of our family’s life in this country.”
Tara Setmayer, former Republican communications director, warns that Miller can now “use the powers of the federal government to unleash his fascist worldview.” His strategy of “flooding the zone” with executive orders aims to overwhelm judicial and media oversight - a classic authoritarian tactic.
BEIRUT — It is no secret to any rational person that the influence of the Jewish religious myth on Benjamin Netanyahu and his radical government, especially after October 7, 2023.
By Palestine Chronicle Staff Health authorities warn that the healthcare system in Gaza is in a state of active collapse. Facilities are overwhelmed, staff are exhausted, and resources are virtually nonexistent. Hospitals across the [...]
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Horror Show was featured on the 1967 Trans World LP entitled "The Haunted". The band members seen in this video were the musicians who recorded this song.
"‘groyper army’ seeks to make anti-Semitism mainstream[..]publicly challenged mainstream conservatives for their views on the USS Liberty[..]Israel[..]immigration[..]LGBTQ rights[..]unmask them as “fake” conservatives and “frauds.”[..]grotesque version of the cartoon Pepe the Frog[..]goal[..]move conservatism closer to white nationalism[..]they want to move the Overton window[..]They want to make racism and anti-Semitism mainstream.”'
Israeli journalist Ori Goldberg saying that Israel needs this war to re-establish "security". "Security means that Israel can kill whoever it wants...wherever and whenever it wants without paying any sort of price for its actions" I prefer geopolitical analysts' view that the US is using Israel to fight Iran as part of a wider global objective of encircling, containing and dismantling the expansion of multipolarism. A long time US plan.
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