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I was taking a shower this morning, and was pondering yesterday's
problem, where I suspect
that I have an outdated version of hotspot Linux profiler, but I
can't just go and download a fresh release from GitHub, because hotspot is a KDE app, and I us…
El gobierno de #USrael está secuestrando y desapareciendo gente. Como en Argentina o Chile años ha. Y veo CERO CONDENAS por parte de los gobiernos y medios europeos. Cero. Como si no pasara nada.
Cuando Argentina o Chile, tampoco se rasgaron mucho las vestiduras en occidente. Pero como entonces existía el socialismo real, muchos opositores y refugiados fueron acogidos por ejemplo, en la RDA. piensachile.com/2025/04/14/nos…
15 de abril de 2025 «¿Cómo hace un desterrado para reconocer y agradecer a la sociedad que le permitió crecer, estudiar y convertirse en la persona que es, si esa sociedad ya no existe? ¿Qué haces con los valores aprendidos y vividos desde niño, si l…
Produced to mark ESA’s first half century, ESA Delivers: 50 Hallmark Achievements Across 50 Years presents key achievements of the agency over the last five decades – from landing on a comet to fostering Europe’s space industry, contributing a lab fo…
(A general observation from a jaded social media user, not a sub toot about any recent reports)
It's "interesting" how more likely people will report accounts that are seeking mutual aid if the seeker is not white. With no evidence provided.
Seeking financial support for Pixie BoBo's next dental clean at the vets - ok.
A homeless Black single mother seeking financial support for lifesaving medical care - scammer scammer scammer.
Tip: If mutual aid makes you feel uncomfortable - scroll on (better yet, self reflect). If they do it in a manner that you don't approve of - block/mute/evict them from your enclave of privilege. If you can't be bothered unpacking your racialised bias, try fvcking off
#Palestine / Israeli [Jewish] protester strip-searched after anti-war demonstration near Netanyahu's residence
An Israeli woman protesting outside Netanyahu's residence in Jerusalem was arrested and subjected to a full strip search by police. The woman was demonstrating against the war, holding photos of hostages with signs reading "Stop the War" and "Refuse Wars."
Her lawyer Nasser Odeh from the Human Rights Fund called it an illegal search conducted without proper authority, violating her rights and dignity solely for exercising freedom of expression. Legal experts note that strip searches are typically reserved for serious crimes involving suspected hidden weapons or drugs - not routine protest arrests.
Since the war began, Israeli police have dispersed multiple anti-war vigils, including arrests of protesters in Tel Aviv and Haifa. A Tel Aviv court recently ordered the release of protester Amir Haskel, rejecting police restrictions on "illegal" demonstrations.
Hello fedi! How have you been doing this month so far? What have you been up to? Got any exciting plans to come?
I'm hoping to spend some time learning to play the piano this month. I'm not sure how I'm going to do it yet though. But it's a feel good thing. I'd love to play some classical piano pieces and to understand how to read from a music sheet. It'll be a nice hobby and treat once I get it going.
@relentless_eduardo Yeah. Good idea to practice the basic finger exercises. I'll have to learn this alone though. So some books on the matter are in order. I just need to learn sheet music first.
Brazil. June 15, 2025 | A march began in several provinces in Brazil in support of the Somoud Convoy (Steadfastness), which was unable to reach its destination in Rafah on
Israel, as we all know, bombs hospitals constantly. Israel bombed an Iranian hospital just the other day to almost no coverage from the western press. Israel has attacked healthcare workers and healthcare facilities in Gaza around 700 times according to the World Health Organisation, and the IDF has repeatedly been documented entering the hospitals it attacks to destroy individual pieces of medical equipment. Israel, unlike Iran, is deliberately targeting healthcare facilities to make Gaza unlivable.
Drücken wir es mal so aus; #Deutschland ist ein Staat der in massiver Weise gegen das internationale Recht verstößt. Deutschland unterstützt Verbrechen der Aggression, Deutschland unterstützt gesuchte #Kriegsvebrecher, illegale #Besatzung, #Apartheid und #Genozid in #Gaza
»Mehr Rüstung für #Israel. In den ersten fünf Wochen seit Amtsbeginn von Schwarz-Rot wurden weiter Rüstungsgüter nach Israel exportiert – in Millionen-Höhe. « taz.de/Deutsche-Waffen/!609171…
Im übrigen läuft auch das Verfahren von Niceragua gegen Deutschland am ICJ, das sich damit beschäftigt, dass Deutschland Genozidprävention missachtet noch. Die dort vorgebrachten Argumente, dir provisorische Maßnahmen verhinderten hat Deutschland alle komplett abgeräumt. Nach dem Beschluss kam dann das Rechtsgutachten über die Besatzung. Und die deutschen Regierungen zeigen vor allem eins: Ignoranz, Skrupellosigkeit, Rassismus.
Even a staunch conservative like Ambrose Evans-Pritchard is saying this now. Worrying.
Contrary to general belief, Weimar democracy did not die when Adolf Hitler became chancellor of Germany in January 1933.
It died the year before under Franz von Papen, a national conservative with social-Darwinist views and a visceral hatred of liberal modernist “filth” in all its forms.
One of his first actions was to end execution by the guillotine – deemed too Jacobin – and return to the ancient Prussian practice of death by the axe.
Von Papen exploited a street clash between Communist Red Front dockers and Nazi Brownshirts on Prussian territory to carry out a constitutional coup against the elected Social Democrat government of Prussia, by far the biggest and most important of Germany’s self-governing states. He seized control of policing and state security on the pretext that the Social Democrats were failing to uphold law and order.
Historian Sir Richard Evans says this Preußenschlag (Prussian coup) of July 1932 was the critical moment in inter-war Germany, opening the door for much that followed.
What Donald Trump has done by activating the California National Guard against the protest of the governor, and then bringing in US Marines – both of which his critics argue are unconstitutional – is a very light version of Preußenschlag, but in some ways it is worse. The street protests in Los Angeles were the result of his own theatrical stunt. You could be forgiven for thinking he deliberately provoked the alleged “rebellion” in order to set this precedent.
One can see now why Trump moved so fast to purge the top echelons of the US defence department, including the three judge advocates general. These officials rule on whether military orders are legal, and when they should be disobeyed. They are legally independent by Congressional statute.
Pete Hegseth, the defence secretary, told us why they had been sacked: it was to stop them posing any “roadblocks to orders given by the commander-in-chief”.
Did Trump mean it when he told his generals to “just shoot” American protesters during the Black Lives Matter riots in 2020? We may find out.
He also fired the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and others deemed symbols of “diversity, equity, and inclusion”, although one might suspect another motive.
An earlier chairman – General Mark Milley – refused to ratify the Putsch of Jan 6 2021, and therefore stopped it stone dead. “We don’t take an oath to a king, or to a tyrant or dictator. We take an oath to the Constitution,” he said.
Trump is attacking California on several fronts at once, shrewdly judging that Governor Gavin Newsom is the perfect foil. He is stripping the state of its powers under the Clean Power Act to impose tougher pollution rules than federal levels. He has signed an order blocking California’s plan to phase out petrol cars by 2035, and another stopping it capping nitrogen oxide emissions. He now is threatening to withhold federal disaster aid for wildfires.
Trump called him “Governor Newscum” and added in his inimitable style: “You know, hatred is never a good thing in politics. When you don’t like somebody, you don’t respect somebody, it’s harder for that person to get money if you’re on top.”
Forgive me for sounding jaundiced, but decades ago I covered the Republican crusade under Speaker Newt Gingrich to restore states rights and check the usurpations of federal power. Gingrich and his party are now egging on the federal military occupation of states that stand in Trump’s way.
James Carville, veteran Democratic strategist and Clinton-fixer, says the Democrats should bide their time and “play possum”, betting that Trump will self-destruct under the contradictions of his own policies. The bond markets will do the job for them. Congress will drop back into Democrat hands like a ripe fruit in the 2026 mid-terms.
I never expected to find myself impugning the ruthless Mr Carville for credulous naivety. Declaration of interest: he once carried out a black ops campaign against me personally from an office in the White House, which I no doubt deserved, all is forgiven anyway.
Playing possum is what the German Social Democrats did in the early 1930s. Reading the first two volumes of Sir Richard Evans’s magisterial trilogy, The Coming of the Third Reich and The Third Reich in Power, I am struck again and again by the refusal of the moderate middle to face up to what was happening. They had a touching faith that the courts would save them.
But the judges were ideologically captured, or frightened, or did what most human beings do in turbulent times: they pre-emptively adapted to keep their families out of trouble.
The Social Democrats made another fatal error. They assumed that Hitler’s eccentric mish-mash of economic policies would lead quickly to a crisis, greatly underestimating the lift from neo-Keynesian rearmament, so like Trump’s gargantuan deficits.
American democracy has much deeper roots but the imminent bombing of Iran by the US air force gives pause for thought. There may be excellent reasons to knock out Iran’s nuclear capability, though doing in this way, flippantly, like a power-drunk despot, conflating non-proliferation with regime change, drives the final nail in the coffin of Western moral credibility.
That said, polls suggest that almost 80pc of Americans would applaud the destruction of the Fordow nuclear site, and most would support cutting off the head of the serpent in Tehran. Trump might face a Maga revolt on the edges but the larger bounce in popularity would let him steam roll opposition to his tariff war, his climate war, and his “beautiful big bill” – a giant transfer of income from poor to rich. I don’t believe Steven Bannon’s warning that intervention will “tear the country apart”, unless the bombing mission goes awry.
The strongman glow will open the window further for Trump’s takeover of the deep state. He has already fired the heads of the FBI’s intelligence, counterterrorism, criminal investigations, as well as the heads of the Washington and New York offices. He has purged the justice department, now run by a Lord High Executioner from The Mikado, openly touting an enemies list of “conspirators”. He has forced private law firms to bend the knee.
He has put in a loyalist in charge of the CIA, who inconveniently reported in March that Iran was not building a nuclear weapon. But that was then, when Trump stood for America First, and staying out of forever wars was policy. He has fired the head of the eaves-dropping National Security Agency and its top officials. He has purged the head of the Federal Trade Commission, who is independent by law, like the chairman of the Federal Reserve.
America in 2025 is obviously not Germany in 1932. The Weimar republic was already a cauldron of political violence. That year was the worst of the Great Depression. The country was seething with rage over the cultivated myths of the 1918 “stab in the back” and the Carthaginian peace of Versailles.
It is even less like Germany in 1933 when the Nazis used their three cabinet seats to take over the Prussian and federal interior ministries. Within five months the Social Democrats leadership was dead, or in Dachau, or in exile. All rival parties were shut down. No independent newspaper survived. Every organisation from the labour unions, to male choirs, sports teams and beekeeper clubs came under Nazi control.
But it is not the same America that was my home for long stretches of the late 20th century. Over the last few days alone: a Democratic US senator was manhandled to the floor, handcuffed and dragged away for asking a question; the Democrat comptroller of New York was seized and handcuffed by masked federal agents after demanding to see a judicial warrant; a Democratic state legislator in Minnesota was murdered with her husband at home, and a state senator was shot and badly wounded, both by an assassin with a hit list of 45 officials.
Judges have so far issued more than 60 rulings that curb or restrain Trump’s legal overreach. A shocking number have either been threatened, directly or through their families, or face calls for impeachment.
“Our constitutional system depends on judges who can make decisions free from threats and intimidation,” warned judge Robert Conrad, director of the administrative office of the US courts, in testimony to Congress. To no avail: the House judiciary committee shrugged it off, more or less blaming the victims.
The drift of events was disturbing even before Iran offered Trump a fresh gift from Mars. I fear that many more lines in the sand will be crossed in the heady aftermath of a surgical video war on the Ayatollah, if that is where we are headed.
Play possum if you want. Trump will eat your lunch.
L’Assemblea Nacional Catalana (ANC) ha organitzat una gran mobilització per al proper 23 de juny per rebutjar la visita dels reis espanyols, Felip i Letizia, a l’abadia de Montserrat, amb motiu del...
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Trabajo para una de las empresas "en la lista" y llevo años diciendo que esta gentuza cobran a principio de año, se reparten la pasta y el resto,si queda algo, lo invierten en el servicio. Pues bien el servicio (publico) es una 💩💩 . No hay personal suficiente, no hay vehículos, no hacen lo que tienen que hacer, tienen cientos de denuncias por parte de usuarios,etc... pero ahí siguen. Y si pierden estos el concurso lo ganará otra igual. Es desesperante.
New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon, who is making his first official visit to China since taking office in 2023, has emphasized the need to expand economic cooperation, enhance education collaboration and strengthen cultural ties with China…
I want to live in a world where hospitals aren’t bombed. Unfortunately, Israel refuses to live in that world. Hospitals, doctors, nurses, medics, maternity wards, and cancer centers are all fair game in the eyes of Israel.
As part of the implementation of the HAB.AMA project, funded by the Italian Agency for Development Cooperation (AICS), a delegation of experts from the Emiliano-Romagnolo Canal (CER) will visit Cuba from June 17 to 26 to present new initiatives aimed…
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The White House says Trump will make a decision on whether the U.S. will join Israel with direct strikes against Iran "within two weeks," as Tehran continues its retaliation...
Purchasing a crusher plant represents a significant capital investment, yet many buyers focus solely on sticker prices rather than the complex matrix of factors that determine long-term value. The true cost equation extends far beyond initial purchase figures, encompassing production efficiency, maintenance requirements, and operational flexibility that collectively determine your return on investment. Savvy buyers analyze six key stone crusher plant price determinants before committing to ensure their crusher plant delivers both immediate performance and lasting economic value.
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Sometimes you have to go to the source material to really understand what is being said. This is a post by Donald Trump on this Truth social media platform.
Executive orders will ensure more executions If you were wondering about changes in the use of the death penalty at either the state or federal level since Donald Trump reassumed the presidency, well, wonder no more.
Israeli “soldiers” graffitied phrases like “Death to Arabs” on the walls of Gaza’s only cancer hospital, which they shut down to occupy as a military base.
Now they play victim for a hospital that wasn’t even attacked.
Jejejjer Israel intentando "rescatar" a los israelíes que están en el extranjero para que vuelvan a la Palestina Ocupada y así usarlos de Escudos Humanos con amor y patriotismo. Jejejjejeje #IsraelTerroristState
I don't know how much non-Israelis are aware that since there are no more commercial flights going in or out of the Zionist colony, they are now preparing a "rescue mission" to fly back Israeli tourists who are "stranded" abroad, so they can be safely bombed by Iranian rockets while hiding in shelters in the promised homeland.
FIFA has decided to allow the Congolese national team to continue participating in the 2026 World Cup qualifiers despite missing two rounds of matches last March due to a suspension.
TEHRAN, Jun. 19 (MNA) – Major General Abdolrahim Mousavi, chairman of the Chiefs of Staff of the Iranian Armed Forces, has promised more attacks on Israel as the regime continues its aggression against Iran for nearly a week now.
TEHRAN (Tasnim) – US officials are becoming increasingly concerned over the rapid depletion of the Israeli regime’s advanced missile interceptors, as the Israeli aggression against Iran continues, a report says.
The St. Petersburg International Economic Forum has once again eclipsed the G7, illustrating the rise of a multipolar world in the face of the decline of
I have been tossing around the idea of a little distro hopping. I'm an avid mint fan. It was my first jump from windows. I became quite familiar with mint but felt the want to branch out and went down the rabbit hole (oh my lanta). I like stability and cleanliness. Security by default. Least mental load possible long-term.
I'm currently testing out NIXos. Next will be VanillaOS, 3rd will be Fedora Silverblue. Anyone have good recommendations? Easy backups, stability, security first posture, least maintenance and memory load. I hate getting scattered in symlinks, scripts, and filesystem placing.
I've tried going full custom Linux mint. But app armour and Firejail constantly conflict or require manual updating and tweaking to keep up to date with app installs, or general life cycle updates.
The most intriguing aspect if NIXos was that basically the entire configurable system was confined to two files. Infinitely reproducable. I tend to swap laptops or hardware relatively often being on the go or getting good tech deals. Having your entire system in two files essentially is awesome.
What are some pros and cons of different distros? What do you daily drive as a power user? Give me your thoughts!
Qubes is good. Not super daily driver friendly. Lots of tweaks needed. I use a laptop like a phone replacement. Banking, apps, messaging, all sorts of usual phone tasks. Also Qubes is too resource heavy on a laptop, it drains the batteries in a couple hours on basic usage. Takes 16 gigs if RAM to run and 32gb to breathe really. Plus 30 ish percent CPU idle roughly on a 12th gen Intel i7.
It's too heavy to daily, perfect for desktop, just not laptop all day material.
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Announced earlier this month, the Orange Pi Neo is a gaming handheld coming out a bit like the Steam Deck but it will be running Manjaro Linux. Recently the Manjaro team gave out a bit more info.
A little girl was playing—or perhaps just searching for a simple moment of peace—before she was killed by a Zionist airstrike that targeted a tent in the Al-Shati refugee camp, west of Gaza City. The strike murdered 12 people, including 3 children.
The Companies Act 2014 is a critical guide for Singapore directors, defining your duties and the penalties for non-compliance. You don’t need to memorize every section, but you must grasp your core obligations and ensure they’re fulfilled.
If you’re a director of a Singapore company, the Companies Act 2014 is your operational guide. Whether you’re running a small business or a large firm, this law clearly defines your duties. Ignoring it can lead to significant repercussions.
Here’s a straightforward guide to what you need to know.
1. Your Role Carries Legal Responsibility
A directorship is more than a symbolic role. The Companies Act 2014 makes you legally accountable for the company’s management. You’re required to act honestly, prioritize the company’s interests, and exercise reasonable diligence.
If problems like financial errors or inadequate records occur, saying “I didn’t know” won’t protect you. The law expects you to be proactive.
2. Essential Duties You Must Follow
The Act outlines non-negotiable responsibilities:
Act in good faith: The company’s interests must always come before personal gain.
Declare conflicts of interest: Any personal or financial stake in a deal must be disclosed.
Avoid misusing your role or information: Using your position for personal benefit or to harm the company is a violation.
Exercise reasonable care: Informed, responsible decision-making is required, even for non-operational directors.
These obligations apply to all directors, regardless of their involvement in daily operations.
3. Mandatory Records and Filings
The law requires companies to keep accurate records, such as accounting books, meeting minutes, and shareholder registers. Annual returns must be submitted to ACRA (Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority) on schedule. Directors can be held liable for non-compliance.
Corporate secretarial services can help here. A competent company secretary ensures filings are timely and accurate, but directors must still oversee the process.
4. Requirement for a Company Secretary
Every Singapore company must appoint a company secretary to handle compliance and maintain records. The Companies Act 2014 mandates: - A secretary must be appointed within six months of incorporation. - The appointee must be qualified, such as a lawyer, accountant, or experienced professional. - A sole director cannot also be the company secretary.
Non-compliance can lead to penalties, and without proper support, key duties may be overlooked.
5. Financial Reporting Mandates
Depending on your company’s structure and size, audited financial statements may be required. Even without an audit, accurate financial records are mandatory.
These records are vital for shareholders, investors, and regulators. Errors or omissions can result in fines or criminal charges for directors.
6. Annual General Meetings (AGMs)
Private companies can avoid AGMs by sending financial statements to shareholders within five months of the financial year-end, unless shareholders demand a meeting. Public companies must hold AGMs.
AGMs are a legal obligation and an opportunity to connect with shareholders. Mishandling or skipping them can lead to breaches.
7. Consequences of Non-Compliance
Failing to follow the Companies Act can lead to harsh penalties, including fines, disqualification, or jail time. The law applies whether the breach was intentional or not.
Directors must stay proactive—ignorance is no excuse.
8. Leverage Expert Assistance
Running a company is demanding, and compliance adds another layer. Many directors turn to corporate secretarial services to manage: - Timely ACRA filings - Statutory record maintenance - AGM and board meeting coordination - Ensuring the company secretary meets legal requirements
While such services help, directors remain responsible for compliance.
Final Thoughts
The Companies Act 2014 is a critical guide for Singapore directors, defining your duties and the penalties for non-compliance.
You don’t need to memorize every section, but you must grasp your core obligations and ensure they’re fulfilled.
If you’re unsure about compliance, consult your company secretary or consider corporate secretarial services. Proactive steps now can save you from trouble later.
Corporate secretarial services are an integral part of business management and compliance, particularly in the context of corporate secretarial services in Singapore.
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