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Si vous cherchez une distribution Linux stable, performante et portée par une vraie communauté, Mageia est faite pour vous.
Issue d’un fork de Mandriva en 2010, Mageia (cette fille de Red Hat) est développée par une association loi 1901 basée en France, garantissant transparence, indépendance et engagement libre. Avec un gestionnaire de paquets moderne, une grande compatibilité matérielle et des mises à jour régulières, Mageia convient aussi bien aux débutants qu’aux utilisateurs avancés.
Son bureau KDE par défaut (mais GNOME, Xfce,LXQt,MATE et Cinnamon sont possibles) est personnalisable à souhait, offre une expérience fluide et moderne. Malgré sa qualité, Mageia reste discrète dans les médias francophones, mais elle mérite vraiment d’être découverte et soutenue par la communauté Linux. Donnez-lui une chance et plongez dans un univers Linux libre et convivial !
Si vous cherchez une distribution Linux stable, performante et portée par une vraie communauté, Mageia est faite pour vous. Issue d’un fork de Mandriva en 2010, Mageia (cette fille de Red Hat) est …
Mandrake j'ai déjà utilisé il y as longtemps. Pour Mageia j'ai presque que pas testé. Pour Fedora ça fonctionne bien et même était légèrement plus rapide que Debian (je ne sais pas si c'est toujours vrai)
Extrait : On te propose la piqûre avec le sourire, façon service cinq étoiles. Et si tu dis non, t’inquiète, on va te rappeler chaque semaine que t’es un poids pour la société.
From many movies I watched in my life I also liked No Country for Old Men (2007) – it resonates with my computer/laptop preferences and what was available on the marker … and what is av…
@joriki Real talk: where the good torrents at these days? I was in the scene up to 2010 then streaming became quite viable so I stopped, now it sucks and I would like to find films again.
Kenya'da geçen yıl vergi artışları içeren yasa tasarısına karşı düzenlenen büyük protestoların yıl dönümünde 23 kentte eylemler düzenlendi. Gerçek mermi kullanılan polis saldırılarında 8 kişi öldü.
I don't mean copy-paste zombies. I mean having written down the same points in more or less the same order, but with different phrasing, some time apart?
Erklärung: Ermittelt wurde, dass die tatsächliche Zahl der direkten Kriegstoten 40 % höher lag als offiziell angegeben und im Januar bereits etwa 75.000 betrug. Dazu kommen die indirekten Kriegstoten, die bis Jahresanfang "nur" 8.000 betrugen, aber aufgrund der Vollblockade rasch ansteigen müssen. (bsky.app/profile/yossibartal.b…)
Als erste Einschätzung (ich bin vom Fach) sieht das solide aus, auch wenn die Zahl indirekter Todesfälle bemerkenswert niedrig erscheint. Ich habe ja damals, als das mit dem indirekten Multiplikator aufkam, selbst gemeint, dass ich es für plausibel halte, dass er weit niedriger liegt als 4. Aber ein indirekter Tod pro direktem hätte ich als Untergrenze gesehen.
@bifouba Am Anfang hat man die toten oder vermissten UNRWA-Mitarbeiter (die man exakt bestimmen konnte) auf die Gesamtbevölkerung hochgerechnet. Es gab also niemals eine wirklich objektive Zählung aller Toten. Extrapoliert man die Anfangsteigung der Totenkurve (20000 in 3 Monaten) auf die Gesamtzeit (hab 1.5 Jahre genommen) wären das mittlerweile mindestens 120000 Tote. Hab von Schätzungen von 300000 Toten gelesen. Das ist natürlich ein Politikum. Die wirkliche Zahl werden wir nie erfahren. Berücksichtigt man aber die von Anfang an verwendete Munition der Artillerie sind hohe Todeszahlen von vorne herein beabsichtigt gewesen. Bin nicht von Fach. Interessiere mich aber dafür. Die UNRWA wurde dann verboten oder deaktiviert und seitdem steigt die Kurve nicht mehr so rasant. Denke da wird manipuliert. Liegt auch nahe …
@superketchup Das mit den UNWRA-Mitarbeitern war nicht die Grundlage für die Zahlen, sondern diente nur als Indiz für deren Plausibilität, da die offiziellen Opferzahlen (überwiegend namentlich bekannt) als Anteil an der Gesamtbevölkerung ziemlich genau dem Anteil der UNWRA-Mitarbeiter entsprach, die getötet wurden. Was man erwartet würde, wenn die Angriffe eben flächendeckend zufällig jeden in der Bevölkerung treffen.
Die kolportierten 300T sind methodisch nach derzeitigem Stand nicht haltbar.
Und auch wenn es stimmt, dass im allgemeinen auch Jahre später noch über die Zahlen z.B. in Bosnien oder Ruanda gestritten wird, liegt hier der Fall tatsächlich viel, viel einfacher. Da es ein absolut geschlossenes Gebiet ist, und alle Grenzübertritte erfasst wurden, müssen nur nach Ende der Kampfhandlungen die verbliebenen Personen gezählt werden. Die Schätzungen beschränken sich dann auf die Zahl der konterfaktischen Geburten und Sterbefälle, die es im ‘business as usual' Szenario gegeben hätte, aber über so einen kurzen Zeitraum wird das das Ergebnis nur minimal beeinflussen.
Leider habe ich es nicht ge-bookmarked, aber neulich (maximal 2-3 Wochen her) hatte ich einen Toot in der timeline, mit einer Meldung der Gesundheitsbehörde in Gaza, dass es an dem Tag soundsoviele 'neue' Opfer gab und – der interessante Teil – soundsoviele Fälle, in denen Verletzte aus Angriffen der vorherigen Tage gestorben sind. Du hast das nicht evtl. auch gesehen? Evtl. ist das eine Kategorie, die je nach Methodik untererfasst wird, also durch traumatic injury getötet (und deshalb nicht “indirect”), aber nicht unmittelbar sondern zeitversetzt (und deshalb möglicherweise nicht "direct" erfasst). Bei einer Haushaltsbefragung sollte das eigentlich keinen Unterschied machen, aber es wäre interessant mal nachzuverfolgen, ob die offizielle Zählung nur um die Zahl der bei Angriffen an dem entsprechenden Tag Getöteten steigt, oder in stärkerem Ausmaß und dementsprechend vermutlich auch um die, die ihren Verletzungen erliegen.
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In a landmark announcement, the WCC’s Central Committee calls for targeted sanctions, divestment, and arms embargoes on Israel. Palestinian Christians are calling it "a turning point in the moral and theological witness of the global church.”
In a landmark announcement, the WCC’s Central Committee calls for targeted sanctions, divestment, and arms embargoes on Israel. Palestinian Christians are calling it “a turning point in the moral and theological witness of the global church.”
Took them fucking long enough. 80 years at least. Now let’s watch their constituents try to finagle their way out of actually doing anything. @palestine @israel
The fourth day of ESA’s Living Planet Symposium was busier than ever.
Today, ESA signed an agreement on integrating satellite data into global environmental reporting frameworks as part of ESA’s Fundamental Data Records Framework. A contract with the Finnish government and the Finnish Meteorological Institute was signed to establish a calibration and validation ‘supersite’. ESA and the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures paved the way to integrating satellite data into environmental reporting frameworks. And the New Space Scout missions were also in the spotlight as ESA signed a contract with ISISPACE to development of the Tango mission. Four new Scout mission concepts were also announced.
When I was previously on windows I had a lot of fun doing music production. My workflow took place in FL studio and used a lot of software synthesizers (VST files mainly).
After my switch to Linux, I am 95% better off. Everything is great except I have to rediscover a music workflow.
It's quite painful because I had licenses to some very expensive software synth libraries (The Arturia V collection for example). I have done some reading and have found that while it is possible to get FL studio working in Linux, it still doesn't have the greatest of results.
As far as that goes, I am not terribly concerned - Reaper, Bitwig, and other Linux DAW's exist and I am fine using those instead even if it means purchasing a license for the paid ones.
But the real problem is the software centers/Licenses/installations for my software synths. It would be such a shame and a waste of money if I couldn't get these working, but I don't know much about dealing with this on Linux, so I am appealing to your collective knowledge.
I wanted to ask if anyone has successfully installed the Arturia V collection on Linux for use in a DAW, and if so, what you think I should know about it. I thought I read somewhere about some software these could be emulated/installed through (not wine), but I'm just really open to hearing about recommended options for something like this if anyone knows.
Otherwise, I wanted to ask my musical Linux friends here what they have for VST's and what their workflow is on Linux, because it's always fun to develop new work flows.
As others mentioned in this thread, yabridge running in a native Linux DAW is a great setup. I personally use Reaper with yabridge, Serum, and a few other vsts here and there.
For others who are more knowledgeable than me: is there any reason (engineering-wise) why these plugins are made for Windows? Are there not cross platform and open source frameworks that let you compile audio plugins for Windows + Mac + Linux with minimal effort?
I genuinely don't know anything about audio programming, I'm just curious.
I'm pretty sure clap is completely cross platform, which is pretty cool. But the infamous VST is unfortunately not; you need to create separate Linux and Windows VSTs 🙁
Welcome and congrats on your migration under GNU/Linux.
VST is a proprietary format therefore it is made to not work on linux. On linux synth or virtual instruments are LV2 plugins (like Helm, Surge or Vitalium) or SF2/SFZ soundbank (played with Sfizz or Fluid Synth).
Now Ardour, Bitwig and Reaper can load VST plugins, but : - Some won't just work, - Some will work pretty much the same (Kontakt seems to be working for some person, but it depends on the version I think), BUT if the VSTs needs to be installed before hand (like Kontakt, Spitfire, SINE and I think Arturia V falls into that), you will have to install them first using Wine (or with a wine front-end, like Bottles, Heroic, Lutris). Then load them in your DAW, if they don't work there after being properly download and installed, I don't think there is anything much to do... ... Apart from try using a bridge (like Lin-VST or Yabridge), but here against results are still very unpredictable. I got some pretty good results with both on the past, but on my new setup none would work for my plugins (Spitfires mostly).
These companies won't make their plugins available under Linux cause 'there isn't enough people using it on linux' (words of someone at Spitfire who I was asking the question).
My workflow for production in a few words : - One PC (recording, mixing, mastering) with a midi keyboard, - One PC virtual instruments only, I use it when project requires lot of instrument tracks.
Edit : Yeah Carla can be used as well, it can load VST plugins and act like a plugin library (pretty much like Kontakt).
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Explore the challenges of Parker Solar Probe’s mission to touch the Sun, and what we could learn about the star as we get closer.--In 2021, the Parker Solar ...
I believe that it's even so that there is less energy required to launch something to another star then to our own sun (not talking about time or speed)
@js (I'm now thinking of a special holiday where there's, like, an Earth-Jupiter or Earth-Saturn convergence and during that brief window you can shoot billionaires into the sun via a slingshot maneuver, as a treat ;) ).
@matthew we had a chat before we opened our cafe about possibly being a Wonderstate cafe and my wife could operate a commercial bakery to provide all the products to their cafes but it wasn't a good fit at the time
My wife's scones, cookies, and cupcakes blow away the stuff sold in coffee shops. She has some very refined recipes.
I'll try to message you soon using DeltaChat to talk more. I've been following your posts on it. Haven't tried it out since then, though, and would like to.
@matthew It's much improved, but it's always disheartening to see the threads where people continue to make false assumptions about how it works or what is even possible in this ecosystem. A few of the remaining privacy checkboxes that concern people are going to be taken care of soon, and then they'll have to invent new reasons why it's not secure enough
Meanwhile they'll keep telling people they should use Signal which only makes sense if you can actually access Signal in your country. "The best" tool being designed in a way that makes it impossible to use by people who need it most is pretty goddamn stupid
Pashinyan’s “traitorous actions” are being rejected by the Armenian society, both within the country and in the diaspora, Urikhayan explains, noting that even people who are not politically savvy rallied against the current Armenian PM.
Harry isst 'nen erdbeerplunder! bin grad bei 1:24 cool play. ich hab gern gefilmt, fotos mach ich auch gern, aber vom herzen her, bin ich cutter ❤ das ding ist von2018 seh' ich 😀 ich hätt voll bock nach ewigkeiten 'n clip zu machen, wenn du bock hast, mir das mat zu schicken, per we transfer, ich schick dir auf gleichem weg irgendwann zurück, schick auch die gansbilder dazu, die schneid ich natürlich rein tata: der zweite teil: harry jagt die gans /alt.: nach dem plunder kommt die gans, oder gans harry? spaß! jetzt kuck ich das zuende. merci4entertainment!
da iss nix geschnitten, außer am Anfang und Ende, als ich die Kamera ein- / ausgeschaltet habe, mit nem Rechtsklick auf den mp4-Link kannste das runterladen... die anderen Videos gibt's auf archive
schon klar, dass nicht geschnitten ist ❤ ahh, o.k. runterladen ;) check. merci. den warhol tue ich mir jetzt nicht an, aber auch hier danke für die info ;D
Snowden sounds the alarm: Trump team sounds the alarm on DARPA'S CHEMTRAIL WARFARE
As of June 24, 2025, Snowden has dropped a classified bombshell: DARPA-engineered CHEMTRAILS are part of a covert military bioweapon program targeting the American people. His intel confirms what we've feared for years-weaponized jet fuel is spraying mRNA nanotech, neurotoxins, and heavy metals over the U.S. skies.
Hegseth taking the win that NATO has committed to members spending an average of 5% on defense, is kinda interesting in the context of the US that spends 3.4% and intends to cut that.
I've repeatedly warned Newsom that allowing men in women's sports would have consequences. Sure enough, California has just been found in violation of Title IX of the civil rights laws.
I wonder what would happen if one in ten people decided to take their business away from the biggest 10% of companies. Can you imagine how many additional businesses would suddenly be above water and competitive? 🤯 It's a lot.
I am kinda confused as to why certain Linux distros are mentioned in in every others post while others seems to get litten attention or are being bashed at worst. People advertise for Mint because it's so easy to use, while I personally miss it's benefits over Ubuntu.
Personally I used KDE Neo for some time and switched to Fedora 42 a few weeks ago. It has all the same tools as basically every other distros. What is missed is not necessary or available. I can also seamlessly manage my proxmox server through ssh and fish and take up minor programming tasks on python or arduino.
Am I missing something important, or just seeing a loud minority with very specific requir?
Why are there so many different types of bread at the store? Or mustard, ketchup, milk...etc.
It's mostly personal preference and reputation. Ubuntu has a shit reputation right now because of some poor decision making, and Fedora has a solid reputation and doesn't cause problems.
Since the allocation for war funds against Russia by the US alone are so high, this bloodshed seems to have a long way to go before language is considered.
The US did go broke when it ended the war in Vietnam and this went on fine print and much economic engineering to cover it up. It took a decade for US society to recover from that 2nd economic crack.
You'd think they learn? The sharks make money from crises they cause.
ICE's treatment of undocumented immigrants raises concerns as a woman's experience highlights what she described as inadequate medical care while in detention.
Η γυναικα εφτασε απο τη Γεωργια στην Ελλαδα μερικες μερες πριν για να παει σεζον καθαριστρια, και μπηκε μεσα 3 χρονια χωρις αναστολη με τη μαρτυρια ενος (1) ατομου που δεν ξερουμε κ τι ρολο βαραει. Αλφαδιά.
Every summer when the Roberts court is still active is a summer of political regression, an abrogation of civil rights, and an increase in human suffering.
The Federalist Society must be destroyed. No other similar group must be allowed to rise in its place.
In this explosive episode of State of Play, former military intelligence officer Josephine Guilbeau joins Greg Stoker to dissect the fallout from President T...
My father is a retired Army Officer. He was EOD. Nuclear. Also worked for the Dept of Energy. He still has Q clearance. We talked last night, and he is astonished by what we just witnessed. He said “that’s not the way war works, it was too perfect”. Not just the kinetic aspect of it, but the information warfare and media misdirection, while maintaining the narrative and managing public perception, in addition to juggling ...
untold layers of theater. It was an absolute masterclass in 5th generation warfare (5GW). I don’t think most people, myself included, can fully wrap their minds around the amount of planning that went into this entire operation, and the amount of variables that had to be accounted for. The air strikes were, without a doubt, the easiest element of this operation. The hard part was the information/psychological element. The real war was in the media and on social media. The internet was the ...
battlefield. He said that witnessing these past two weeks unfold, has made him believe that all parties involved in this conflict, must have already agreed to a deal behind closed doors, and what we just witnessed, was probably a massive scripted theater. A controlled “war”. The US, Iran, Israel, and all the superpowers, including Russia, China, Saudi Arabia, and probably more, were almost assuredly in the loop the entire time. There was never a real risk of the US MIL ...
getting dragged into a ground war, and WW3 was never going to happen. Trump had the entire war won before it took place, and the entire operation was secure. The deal was already agreed to. The entire thing was scripted, and executed with flawless military precision. Trump had complete control of the situation the entire time, and warfare has advanced into an entire new realm, far beyond the comprehension of the public. The entire world just got psyoped, and most of them will never know it.
Thanking the @letsencrypt folks for the excellent work they do, and especially for their upcoming support for security certificates for IP addresses which is nothing short of revolutionary for the future of the (Small) Web.
Happy to see the progress on this. Thought you might be interested in seeing how important this feature is going to be for the Small Web: It’s going to be invaluable for helping decentralise the web. Thank you for the work you do 🙂
@SpaceLifeForm I believe that’s more to do with the short-lived certs (IP address certs will be short-lived) and getting people off of manual renewal processes altogether.
Did you read the linked article? No one’s going to be entering IP addresses manually into their address bar. Everyone will be using personal address books, like a phone book.
Also, it’s for personal sites on the *Small Web* operating within the bounds of a web of trust. If your friends and family are trying to phish you, you have bigger problems.
Domains? Where we’re going, we don’t need domains! Until the end of this year, the only way to have a secure web site is to have it accessible via a domain name. That, however, is changing.
wrote: "If your friends and family are trying to phish you, you have bigger problems."
Phishing means that an adversary *claiming to be* someone you know (including friends and family) convinces you to click on a link.
The purpose of a certificate, telling a receiver *WHO* (human readable) owns the associated private key (the last resort to distinguish between fake and authentic), now has completely vanished.
As if phishing is not already the nr. 1 problem on the internet.
Note: I'm fine with the idea provided that browsers clearly inform users about the reliability of authenticity (I've read your article, did you read infosec.exchange/@ErikvanStrat… ?)
@ErikvanStraten Yeah, a security certificate doesn’t guarantee who owns a particular end point, only that the entity that controls it has access to the private key that was used when the certificate was issued so as to mitigate MITM attacks.
As far as the Small Web is concerned, that’s a fact of life we have to contend with (I’d much prefer a decentralised system like DANE had succeeded) but I definitely don’t want more hurdles and/or information. You want to be anonymous on your personal site? Go right ahead. There’s no reason to prove that a person quite possible exploring an aspect of themselves at rainbows-and-butterflies.org is actually Jane Someone.
: different use cases indeed, but for ordinary end users there is no way to reliably distinguish between them - unless a different browser would be needed.
Unreadable domain names will make even more people skip looking at their browsers address bar.
A (quick&dirty) mockup of what I'd like browsers to show in case of an IPv6 address, can be seen below (of course I'm fully open to discussion regarding layout, contents and the "one year" period).
Note: important is that the user can distinguish between such information provided by the browser, to not be fooled by a webpage that fakes such info (how is probably device-, OS- and browser-dependent).
If ownership information *is* available in the certificate, the browser should show that - and provide an indication of the *reliability* of such information.
I just planted the swamp milkweeds this spring. They were tiny little seedlings and now just a foot and a half tall and I already have monarchs! I feel like I should be standing guard over them.
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![A mockup of which information a browser should show to the user.
At the top, an address bar reading (without both "):
"https://[2602:ff3a:1:abad:c0f:fee:abad:cafe]/"
Text follows:
"This is the first time (in at least one year) that you visit the website with the domain name or IP address shown in the address bar above.
Your browser cannot provide you with reliable information regarding who currently owns said domain name or IP address.
We suggest that you contact the person or organization via a secure channel to determine whether this exact domain name or IP address belongs to them, and continue only after confirmation about this website's authenticity.
Please choose one of the following:"
Three buttons are visible below that line:
[ Cancel ]
[ Trust this website once ]
[ Trust this website (without visits for 1 year) ]](https://friendica.eskimo.com/photo/preview/640/7811694 "A mockup of which information a browser should show to the user.
At the top, an address bar reading (without both \"):
\"https://[2602:ff3a:1:abad:c0f:fee:abad:cafe]/\"
Text follows:
\"This is the first time (in at least one year) that you visit the website with the domain name or IP address shown in the address bar above.
Your browser cannot provide you with reliable information regarding who currently owns said domain name or IP address.
We suggest that you contact the person or organization via a secure channel to determine whether this exact domain name or IP address belongs to them, and continue only after confirmation about this website's authenticity.
Please choose one of the following:\"
Three buttons are visible below that line:
[ Cancel ]
[ Trust this website once ]
[ Trust this website (without visits for 1 year) ]")
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