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They said it was self-indulgent spending of millions of dollars “for Trump’s birthday party.” If they had watched the parade they would have seen the value of the event and that it was totally focused on the Army. Here are five reasons the parade was money well spent. thefederalist.com/2025/06/16/f…
It is hard to believe that the founders ... intended that district court judges would make policy determinations about whether conditions are sufficient to merit the president availing himself of a power delegated to him. thefederalist.com/2025/06/16/s…
By Phil Broq. Israeli military arrogance, fueled by decades of impunity, has just encountered a reality it had not envisaged: an adversary that no longer retreats, striking methodically, massively, and with precision.
"No One Is Prepared for What’s Coming... | Victor Davis Hanson"In this video, Hanson dissects how progressive policies have led to California’s decline, from...
All Western supporters of Israel suffer from deafness ⬇️
UN Human Rights chief calls on world leaders to 'wake up'
The UN Human Rights chief Volker Turk criticized Israel’s genocide in Gaza, calling on world leaders to "wake up" and take urgent action to help end the conflict.
He stated, “The facts speak for themselves,” and emphasized the need for governments to recognize the gravity of the situation in Gaza. He called on all influential parties to apply maximum pressure on both Israel and Hamas to stop the ongoing crisis.
Addressing the 47-member body, he said Israel’s tactics are bringing “horrifying, unconscionable suffering” to Palestinians in Gaza.
Very interesting article, and if he's right and it works out as predicted, Trump's genius will be recognized around the world. thegatewaypundit.com/2025/06/a…
In a viral thread on X, Notre Dame political scientist Hadar Hazony analyzed how President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu “played the world.
red. media founder Hüseyin Doğru joins Yanis Varoufakis to dissect Europe’s widening assault on free speech, Germany’s criminalisation of Palestine solidarity, and how ordinary citizens can push back—before they too are silenced. Hosted by Mehran Khalili.
Israel’s genocide in Gaza grinds on, while Israeli officials now signal they are “fully ready” to strike Iran—raising the risk of a regional firestorm. But w...
Iran and Israel are exchanging missile fire and drone strikes. This is either the existential struggle of the Jewish people made manifest, or Zionist warmongering that puts the whole word in danger…
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Trump ordered the immediate evacuation of Tehran, a clear threat to around 10 million residents.
Although the US has provided Israel with weapons and military aid, it did not declare its direct participation in the war. However, this evacuation threat, a crime against humanity, showcases the close collaboration between the US and Israel.
MOSCOW (Sputnik) - Another scenario of a possible anti-Russian provocation in the Baltic Sea could be the UK and Ukraine, alongside with their North-European associates "accidentally" catching a Russian-made anchor mines allegedly set for...
Does anyone know any good video card that you can buy rn for cheap or below the market value? Doesnt have to be something overly crazy, just something thats enough to run 2020 games and beyond at low or medium Also does anyone know good iem pairs to replace the kbear rosefinch? I had a pair but one side broke and now im finding another pair or just get a new pair to replace the broken ones, i tried a new pair called the QKZ x HBB, i dont like how some audio sounds really weak and overpowers the other and surround audio sounds like shit with these
Those Intel GPUs seem to actually be pretty good, otherwise check your local classifieds for used GPUs and stop playing games developed by Indians and you'll be fine. As for IEMs I've been running Moondrop Arias for a couple of years and they're still working to this day, idk jack shit about audio stuff but I have no issue with it.
@poopernova i see Also the moondrops you mentioned as outdated and no longer sold I think theres a newer model but they are pretty expensive I heard the Moondrop Chu 2 are good for 20$ pairs, but ive been spoiled by the rosefinch on providing alot of bass and pretty okay audio clarity and quality on sound despite being more muddy apparently
Well there is the Aria 2 now so you could try that, I found most of my audio crap actually breaks from the cables coming loose rather than the device failing so it's been a requirement for me to have IEMs with easily replacable cables
@poopernova It's not for games. My 3060 is fine for pretty much everything. It's for the 24 gigs of vram. It's the most powerful card I can swap in with out upgrading anything else.
2. Iran spends only 8 billion dollars on its #military, while the #US and Israel spend a combined 1 trillion on theirs. Israel has killed ten times as many Iranians as there have been Israeli #deaths, and Israel is using those Israeli deaths to whip up #islamophobic, #militaristic fervor.
3. Israel and its #allies are repeating the same #propaganda they used to justify the #IraqWar 20 years ago. Iran was never close to #nukes, nor Iraq to #WMDs. Remember the pointless horrors of that attempt at #RegimeChange, and refuse to go along with another such #quagmire.
4. Israel launched this attack to distract us from their #FinalSolution in #Gaza. Israel is committing a #holocaust, starving millions to death and mass executing desperate people seeking #aid, with traps like #SquidGame.
5. Israel intentionally attacked Iran also to reactivate its people's lifetime #indoctrination into a #VictimhoodComplex and anti-Muslim, anti-Iranian, and anti-gentile #hate. The resulting surge of #patriotism and #militarism will bolster both the #SettlerColony itself and its current #regime. #Solidarity from the #West will be used to feed this. #Reject narratives of solidarity with Israeli #victimhood early and consistently. Iran and Gaza are the real #victims, and Israel is the #aggressor.
6. This is not the time to #criticize the #government of Iran. Those criticisms will be weaponized by #Zionism to justify its attacks as somehow #feminist and supportive of #dissidents in Iran or the #diaspora. The opposition is against Western/Israeli intervention, too. Western-backed regime change has never led to #peace and democracy, instead it leads to fascist, reactionary, authoritarian regimes. The capitalists invested in the #WarMachine are making tons of money, until we end #capitalism.
i find it interesting 80's/90's video games always had these depictions of dystopian futures like Final Fight with weird dudes wearing bright construction clothes and trannys fighting you and you know what, here we are...
The Jamestown Foundation convened its third ‘Breakup Russia’ forum in the U.S. capital on June 12, featuring leaders of the Free Nations of Post-Russia Forum buttressed by sundry American “experts” who have been anti-Russia hands for decades.
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ISRAEL: Eight killed in Iranian missile attack early Monday morning, one still missing ■ Emergency services report 21 dead, 631 wounded in Israel since Friday ■ IRAN: 45 women and children killed in Iran in recent hours, 75 wounded, Iran gov't says ■…
So, I'm not that understanding of linux. But I guess I can't call myself "new" anymore. I've been using linux since December. Although to be fair, I'm barely ever home. "Using" linux at this point mostly consists of opening firefox, and watching youtube.
I know "sudo" is "super user" "apt" is some kind of repository command, and then you type "install (program)"
But I've really taken to flatpack. I hate hate HATE the terminal. All I ever do is screw things up in there. I don't know what I'm doing. I just follow commands. "Just copy/paste this exact set of text". And then I have an error.
It's kind of like knowing 4x4=16. And all you do is memorize that line, as opposed to knowing that 4x4 is the same as 4+4+4+4. And knowing what 4 is. If you memorized 4x4=16, but get presented with 4x4-2, and you don't understand the core concept of numbers, you wouldn't know how to adjust 16 to 14, and know WHY it's 14. I'm just copy/pasting someone elses instructions.
That's probably complete jibberish in terminal, but it helps you (the experienced linux user) understand how terminal feels/looks to me. If I had a problem, and troubleshooting told me to copy/paste that to solve my problem, I would. That to me looks as legitimate as any other jibberish that would actually work.
Ok. Rant aside, lets start a civil war in here! I've been using ZorinOS, and I kind of like it. HOWEVER, I did spend a considerable amount of time tweaking it. It's finally how I want it, so I'm not messing with it. So I've never experienced KDE. I've only experienced GNOME. And quite honestly I don't know what that means. I know it has to do with the desktop environment.....but I don't know what would be different if I used another desktop environment.
But that brings me to a question I was told you just can't ask the linux community without blood being shed.
Nah just kidding. What happens is that you use enough different OSes and DEs for enough time and you start to see through the matrix. You realize they're all just visual wrappers for the underlying systems that do the real work, and the DEs don't really matter. All the major ones are good enough. And when they don't work, that's when you use command line. Then eventually, after doing that enough times, you say "fuck it all, get this GUI out of my way" and just start using CLI for everything.
Is he insane? #Tehran is home to 10 million people? How are 10 million people going to get out all at once & where will they go? This is his usual tactic of sowing panic, fear & chaos.
He's trying to look like the good guy with this warning while at the same time he aids & abets Netanyahu's homicidal agenda.
Put the blame where it belongs Donnie! On your own head. If you hadn't cavalierly turn up the #JCPOA while #Iran was actually in compliance, we wouldn't be here.
i can only speak for myself but i'm not going to war for israel. draft or otherwise. and i'm already on my way toward dramatically reducing expenses and thus reducing tax payments to the federal government
The Speaker of the Iranian Parliament, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, sent the approved Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Agreement with Russia to the country’s President, Masoud Pezeshkian. This was reported by the Iranian Embassy in Russia.
The U.S. president's remarks Sunday alarmed lawmakers who have warned that further involvement would be illegal as well as disastrous, Jake Johnson reports.
By Jake Johnson
Common Dreams
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Just Saying!😎🤔JUST IN: The U.S. Supreme Court has UNANIMOUSLY ruled in favor of nuns fighting New York’s abortion mandate, confirms that states cannot legally force religious organizations to pay for abortions.
Just Saying!😎🤔JUST IN: The U.S. Supreme Court has UNANIMOUSLY ruled in favor of nuns fighting New York’s abortion mandate, confirms that states cannot legally force religious organizations to pay for abortions.
This is HUGE!!!❤️
Four days after Israel attacked Iran, both countries are widening their attacks. Meanwhile, Palestinians seeking aid in Gaza continue to be gunned down, while Israel shuts down the West Bank.
its not that i dont think an ceasefire would be the most excellent turn of events. i just find it curious that no one has yet mentioned this alleged offer of a ceasefire without pointing out it is coming from the same people who have made multiple "ceasefire offers" to the palestinians. any palestinians here who would like to chime in about how that ceasefire is going?
from NASA’s Heliophysics Education Activation Team (NASA HEAT) and the Astronomical Society of the Pacific/Night Sky Network Have you ever wondered about what the Sun is made of? Or why do you get sunburned on even cloudy days? NASA’s new Explore the Sun toolkit brings the wonders of solar science to you, offering answers to […]
this could spiral out of control real quick friends. iran has a large arsenal of missiles that can't be easily shot down, unlike the unguided low tech rockets they're used to from palestine and lebanon. they don't appear to have the best guidance systems but what they lack in precision they make up for in numbers
not looking forward to having the whole maga populist agenda derailed and all our blood and treasure poured into another middle east endless war
It's just because I'm not impressed, like the raster performance bump for 1440p was just not worth the price jump at all. On top of that they have manufacturing issues and issues with their stupid 12 pin connector? And all the shit on the business side not providing drivers to reviewers etc. Fuuucccckk all that man. I'm waiting until AMD gets a little better with ray tracing and switching to team red.
I’m a newbie to Linux and am still figuring everything out. I posted here a few days ago and you fine folks helped me with a problem. Now I’m in need again.
I decided to distro hop a little bit just to see what I like best, and am currently testing out Bazzite since I mostly use my PC for gaming at the moment and heard that one’s a good one for gaming. I’m using a laptop hooked up to an external monitor right now. After installing Bazzite I was asked what I wanted to do with the external monitor. Since I never use my laptop screen, I chose the option to only display on the external monitor. Unfortunately that didn’t seem to play nice, and now my laptop screen is black (obviously) but the external monitor is saying no input anymore. It accepted the input up until making that choice. Now I can unplug the monitor and use the laptop screen just fine, but my setup makes that quite annoying, plus I want to use my monitor obviously. The biggest problem is I can’t adjust the monitor settings without the monitor plugged in, and I can’t see anything with the monitor plugged in. Does anyone know of a solution to this problem? I’ve never faced it before in my years of using windows, and I didn’t have this problem in Mint either. I don’t really want to reinstall, but I will if I have to. If anyone knows of a solution without reinstalling I’d appreciate it. Thanks in advance.
You can press the Super+P (Win+P) keyboard combination to bring up a menu to choose which screen to display on. Keep pressing P while holding the other key to move forward in this list, then press enter. If you keep doing this, eventually you should end up on an option that includes your laptop screen. Alternatively, you can make Bazzite forget about your monitors by deleting the file it stores screen profiles in, then rebooting: ryan.himmelwright.net/post/res…
I don’t know how many times I’ve discussed this topic before, but due to recent events, I'm bringing it up again: One of our customers experienced an Azure compromise - attackers gained unauthorized access to an account. The customer is a "cloud-only" organization that uses SharePoint and OneDrive for all document storage.
When we spoke with the customer's IT support technician, the first thing he said was: "UAL (the Unified Audit Log) isn’t enabled. Why on earth can’t Microsoft just activate this proactively for all customers?"
He really struck a nerve with that statement. My team and I have preached time and again that everything else should be dropped immediately to run the following command:
Get-AdminAuditLogConfig
If the output says "AdminAuditLogEnabled : False", then it's overdue to enable UAL!
The Unified Audit Log tracks, among many other things, access to SharePoint and OneDrive. No UAL, no evidence.
Didn't that used to be a paid feature until recently? It's probably enabled by default for new tenants but off for old tenants since enabling it when they signed up their account would cost money.
Microsoft’s Windows Hello face unlock feature no longer works in dark rooms, and it’s not a bug. Microsoft quietly made the change to Windows Hello in April, in order to fix a vulnerability with Windows Hello spoofing. Fixing the security flaw has now removed key functionality from Windows Hello in Windows 11. Windows Central spotted […]#Microsoft #News #Tech #Windows
I had the great pleasure of joining up with Cynthia and Mel K to talk about our new film Roswell: The Birth of a New Legend and cultural/religious engineering from Crowley’s Ordo Templi Orientis, and the Swiss occult HQ at Ascona to the present.
Most people know that they shouldn’t plug strange flash drives into their computers, but what about a USB cable? A cable doesn’t immediately register as an active electronic device to most people, but it’s entirely possible to hide a small, malicious microcontroller inside the shell of one of the plugs. [Joel Serna Moreno] and some collaborators have done just that with their Evil Crow Cable-Wind.This cable comes in two variants: one USB-A to USB-C, and one with USB-C to USB-C. A tiny circuit board containing an ESP32-S3 hides inside a USB-C plug on each cable, and can carry out a keystroke injection attack. The cable’s firmware is open-source, and has an impressive set of features: a payload syntax checker, payload autocompletion, OS detection, and the ability to impersonate the USB device of your choice.The cable provides a control interface over WiFi, and it’s possible to edit and deploy live payloads without physical access to the cable (this is where the syntax checker should be particularly useful). The firmware also provides a remote shell for computers without a network connection; the cable opens a shell on the target computer which routes commands and responses through the cable’s WiFi connection (demonstrated in the video below).The main advantage of the Evil Crow Cable Wind is its price: only about $25, at which point you can afford to lose a few during deployment. We’ve previously seen a malicious cable once before. Of course, these attacks aren’t limited to cables and USB drives; we’ve seen them in USB-C docks, in a gaming mouse, and the fear of them in fans.
This reminds me, I've been thinking of making a data-breaker USB adapter for years now, that shorts out the data lines (as per proper USB-A charger cable specs), just in case..
Probably yes. I dunno, I just have schematics, knowledge, and a fuckload of spare parts.
I might even scrap my dual orientation USB-A cord that is designed to plug in either way, and perhaps install a switch on it to either short the data lines or not.
Now I have new ideas to toss into the backburner brain bin..
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in reply to Fou • • •He stated, “The facts speak for themselves,” and emphasized the need for governments to recognize the gravity of the situation in Gaza. He called on all influential parties to apply maximum pressure on both Israel and Hamas to stop the ongoing crisis.
Addressing the 47-member body, he said Israel’s tactics are bringing “horrifying, unconscionable suffering” to Palestinians in Gaza.
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