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Britainâs decision to allow the export of F-35 fighter jet components to Israel, despite accepting they could be used in breach of international humanitarian
Sen. Jim Banks on the One Big Beautiful Bill: "Democrats are focused on screwing the working class with higher taxesâŠPresident Trump and Republicans are serious about cutting taxes on the people who need it the mostâŠâ
Thom Tillis has hurt the great people of North Carolina. Even on the catastrophic flooding, nothing was done to help until I took office. Then a MIRACLE took place! Tillis is a talker and complainer, NOT A DOER! Heâs even worse than Rand âFauciâ Paul!
I did not. In January 2021, I had to replace 15 iPhones for work at a remote office. That evening when I got back to the hotel I had one of the worst nights of my life having âcaughtâ COVID. Perhaps not causative but I canât shake the strong timeline correlation from my mind.
I'm not disregarding your experience. I'm expressing a long held frustration that these claims are widely made, and are possible, but we have little to zero actual evidence of causation.
I looked into this for myself too, and found that most of the commercially available measurement equipment would leave me with even more questions.
Agreed. It would be impossible to correlate millions of peopleâs phone upgrades, cell tower installations, and when they âcaughtâ COVID. Not to go back dow this rabbit hole, and I am obviously cherry pickingâŠ
âProviders are investing an estimated $275 billion into network infrastructure to build out 5G and enhance network coverage, security, and capabilities.â
Thatâs just a large sum of money worthy of protecting from scrutinyâŠ
Aside from the loss of my senses of taste and smell and subsequent alterations of them ever since, I recovered within a few days. I really only had a runny nose after the first night. I didnât even think it was COVID simply because of how short the duration and that I knew others that were having to be hospitalized or suffered for weeks. I didnât know for certain until I donated blood and tested positive for antibodies. I have a hard time letting it goâŠI donât think weâll ever know.
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The incredible B-2 pilots will be coming to the White HouseâŠThey hit a target the size of a circleâa little target, they say half the size of a refrigerator door, from 50,000 feet up in the air going at a rapid speed, and they hit it every single timeâŠ
Sen. John Barrasso on the Big Beautiful Bill: âLower prices, lower taxes, more jobs, better paying jobs, more money in peopleâs pocketsâŠsafety and prosperityâŠthatâs what this is all aboutâŠâ
Senator Katie Britt (R-AL) said Sunday on CNNâs âState of the Unionâ that President Donald Trumpâs spending package will likely get a final vote in the Senate on Monday.
Danny Cohen, former director of BBC Television, is calling for the resignation of Tim Davie over ##BobbyVylan saying "Death to the IDF" at #Glastonbury
Cohen has, on numerous occasions, criticized the BBC's coverage of the #Gaza war, accusing the broadcaster of anti-Israel bias. Cohen was one of 45 signatories on a letter demanding that the BBC take down its Gaza: How to Survive a Warzone documentary due to its ties to a Hamas official.
I'm currently experimenting with a poll creation feature for @botkit@hollo.social. If this experiment pans out, the feature will likely be included in the next release, BotKit 0.3.0. So far, so good. Each vote will trigger a Bot.onVote event in real-time. This could open up a lot of interesting possibilities, like a bot that uses emoji selection for one-time authentication.
BotKit currently does not support creating polls (surveys/questionnaires) in messages, while major fediverse software like Mastodon, Misskey, and others provide this functionality. Users should be ...
Implements #7 by adding comprehensive poll functionality:
Add Poll and Vote interfaces for type definitions
Add Session.publish() overload with Question class support
Add Bot.onVote event handler ...
Testing out BotKit's new poll functionality with this emoji OTP demo. Enter your fediverse handle, get a poll in your DMs, vote for the right emojis, and you're authenticated. Shows how social protocols can power real-world auth flows.
"We know better than anyone what threatens us and what does not. It is our right to determine our level of security and the level of threats that may approach us from one side or the other."
@Infoseepage logging in with your fediverse account via OAuth will soon be hopefully much simpler. This is just a tech demo from @botkit â i.e., not an actual security suggestion
If you look at what Biden did to the border, it was SO BADâLast month, we had NO PEOPLE COMING IN, but the bad part isâBIDEN LET IN 21 million people and we have to check those peopleâŠ
President Donald Trump is always happy to promise the wins will keep on coming under his administration. The past week has proven him to be a man of his word.
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Sen. Katie Britt: âAt the end of the day, we know we have to deliver results. The president ran on thisâHe said weâre going to change America for the better!â
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As territories shift and divide families, desperate parents are travelling to Russia to find their children, many of whom have been moved into military camps or orphanages
âno features in RCsâ is a very basic rule, this was a forgone conclusion. If these features were so integral to data integrity, he should have kept bcachefs out of the kernel until they were ready.
My uneducated kernel take. Flexibility is acceptable and desirable in small projects or low impact projects.
When the majority of the internet and a good chunk of PC are dependent on your project, predictability and stability is much more important than flexibility.
It's an interesting filesystem, but you shouldn't use it at this point unless you know what the hell you're doing. You'll need to be able to notice, report and help resolve bugs, and under no circumstances use it for production or where you can't afford to lose some or all of the data on the partition.
This is a non-issue, being over-reported by people looking for clicks. A minor technical matter being handled by the person ultimately responsible for handling such things
Yeah for sure there's ton of clickbait, but this isn't "a minor technical matter". The news here isn't the clash over whether the patch should be accepted in the RC branch, but the fact that Linus said he wants to remove bcachefs from the kernel tree.
An experimental capability being kicked out of the kernel, so that it has to settle for being a kernel module or custom forks of the kernel, is absolutely a minor matter
Filesystems are incredibly antiquated, and while I don't agree with Kent's attitude, it is very important in the long run that filesystems catch back up.
As it stands just about any enterprise system you can poke a stick at is rolling their own customised file storage system, with a traditional filesystem typically being a misshapen dead weight sitting somewhere in the middle of it - existing because it's the only thing the kernel can integrate with.
It is pretty important that this trend reverses, and bcachefs was a big step in the right direction. Unfortunate that Kent is the way he is.
I'm really glad Torvalds is the kind of person to flip articles like this off and carry on with his day and just not be affected by it at all. When the time comes, I hope whoever carries the torch is just as well.
At the very least, it would be far more of a circus, as the follow-up articles would read "LINUX KERNEL CREATOR LINUS TORVALDS MAKES DEVESTATING REPLY TO FOSS DRAMA!"
But yeah, I think shit like that would just make devs want to go work for a company, because at least when they make a shitty closed sourced, exploitive program people are mad at the company, not them, specifically. They don't have to deal with this shit.
He posted on Patreon that there'll be a DKMS module. In my opinion, this should have been the option from the very beginning and upstreaming at a later point in time. It would have avoided a lot of drama. And now bcachefs is kind of tainted. The only way I ever see it back in mainline is there is an independent downstream of Kent's kernel that has no connection to him whatsoever.
Shame because I had very good experience with the filesystem. Definitely better than when btrfs was new. But Linus is unfortunately right; Kent is unable to follow agreed collaboration rules.
Unfortunate situation that could have been avoided entirely. Though I don't want to be too harsh on Kent. He spent a lot of time and work on bcachefs and it's his most important project. As such, he's more passionate about all of this. But the same can be said for Linus and the kernel on the other side.
The problem is that kent is a bullshitter and acted like he doesnt get what a feature freeze is. If he cant communicate with linus as to why his patch is actually bugfix then he cant contribute to the kernel.
Secretary Chris Wright: âThe One Big Beautiful Bill gets rid of over a half of trillion dollars in subsidies that are paid for by American taxpayers, while at the same time reducing energy prices for all AmericansâŠâ
It is great. I actually was a heavy critic of pulseaudio and stuck with ALSA on my desktop for as long as I could (until last year) by using Gentoo with USE="alsa -pulseaudio", the X-Fi's hardware mixing and automatic S/PDIF passthrough.
I tried to switch to pulseaudio a couple of times whenever I read one of those "it's good now, trust me bro" articles, but it wasn't, ever. It had and still has a huge amount of hard-coded, opinionated, often perplexing, behavioral quirks that made it feel like it just fought me every step of the way.
Pipewire on the other hand does not only have saner defaults, almost everything is softcoded with a great Lua plugin API. Don't like a default routing choice or want to automate your own, Wireplumber got you covered. Last year my X-Fi failed (or rather got flakey) and I had to choose between buying another used one or moving to PW. Almost everything worked out of the box on PW the way I like it, except a few details which were almost all covered by the settings. For the last problem, encoded streams not clearing the output, I wrote my own routing plugin.
The documentation for that API isn't necessarily the best, but it's easy to start from something small and work your way to understanding how to get the result you want.
If it's a pure DAC, it's default output will likely be between 1 to 2 Volts RMS. If your listening on iems or ~30 Ohm headphones that is gonna be crazy loud. It seems like you are using digital audio control to manage this (i.e., the audio level in your DE), which is possible, but certainly not ideal. It also is kinda bad for the audio quality, as you are digitally remixing it, and if you ever switch to high impedance headphones (or already have), the output current will be sub-ideal.
If I'm assessing your situation correctly, then this is quite easy to solve though. You just need a preamp! This will give a nice knob to control audio with much more precision and finesse. I know that both JDS Labs and Schiit Audio offer headphone amps with built in preamps in the USA. I can highly recommend the JDS Labs Atom Amp 2. In Europe your a little more limited, but FiiO has some nice options I think.
Of course none of this is necessary if you don't want audiophile levels of quality, but it would boost the audio quality (presuming your DAC doesn't have a proper preamp), and would certainly give you a tactile, wonderful knob.
I can certainly attest that my HD600s sound quite a bit better out of a JDS Labs Atom Amp 2 than out of just my DAC orâgod forbidâmy Mobo audio... They sound even better out of my vintage 100W Onkyo amp, of course, but really not by much. I am really impressed by the Atom Amp. I initially just bought it for travelling, but it has now basically become my main amp lol.
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Great Congressman Greg Steube is 100% correct. An unelected Senate Staffer (Parliamentarian), should not be allowed to hurt the Republicans Bill. Wants many fantastic things out. NO! DJT
The Jerusalem District Court agreed to postpone Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahuâs corruption trial â just hours after President Trump called for the case to be dropped while suggestâŠ
Pixelfed (and Mastodon) are increasingly targeted by spammers.
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Bob Vylan speaking against Palestinian genocide at Glastonbury.
These statements have been called âappalling hate speechâ by Britain Prime Minister Sir Kier Starmer (Hate Speech being an arrestable offence in the UK, which implicates Starmer in prejudicing a potential legal case). The BBC calls the statements "deeply offensive".
Today, the UK government intends to ban the non-violent protesters Palestine Action as a "terrorist" group, exposing anyone supporting them to terrorism charges. In 2 days, 380,000 people have watched this video on YT alone. You're going to need a bigger prison.www.youtube.com/watch?v=ECkV...
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It turns out all of the news of the past two years is fake and is just an elaborate guerilla marketing campaign by Hugo Boss to get you in Nazi fighting shape, buying Hugo Boss suits, and looking good.
The European Commission is set to propose a target to slash greenhouse gas emissions to a mere tenth of the levels seen back in 1990 â but a leaked summary
In all seriousness, the reason that attack this type of speech is because it's used by Gen-X. I'm not sure why they want to silence Gen-X particularly though.
@PNSI feel like lockers must have been bigger at some point, because back when I went to school there was barely enough room in there for your books and no way could a person (even a small child*) fit in there.
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The European Broadcast Authority (EBU) will discuss a call from Icelandâs public broadcaster to ban Israel from the Eurovision Song Contest in its upcoming meeting of the EBU General Assembly in London over the ongoing genocide in Gaza.
According to several reports, the Icelandic broadcaster RĂV decided to ask its Director-General to vote in favour of Israelâs exclusion from Eurovision and/or the EBU, should such a subject arise.
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Mit seiner Berichterstattung ĂŒber PalĂ€stina wĂŒrde der Journalist HĂŒseyin DoÄru »ethnische, politische und religiöse Zwietracht« sĂ€en und so den »destabilisierenden AktivitĂ€ten Russlands« Beihilfe leisten.
WorldLeaks claims data breach of Myrtue Medical Center
Myrtue Medical Center, a hospital serving Iowa communities, discovered a data breach on June 13, 2025. The WorldLeaks ransomware group claimed responsibility on June 24, 2025, alleging theft of approximately 1.2 terabytes of data. The hospital has not confirmed the accuracy of these claims or disclosed the specific types of exposed data or number of affected individuals.
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and US President Donald Trump have agreed to resume trade talks to reach a deal by July 21, the Department of Finance Canada announced.
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Statement on Palestine and Israel by the Central Committee of the World Council of Churches, meeting in Johannesburg, South Africa, on 18-24 June 2025.
In Palestine, the desire for life and freedom is confronted daily by the brutality of Israeli colonial violence. The war of extermination that the state of Israel has been waging for decades denies Palestine's very right to exist.
Yet, in this small, devastated land, human dignity remains unshaken, reminding us that âto exist is to resist.ââ
On the evening of Friday, June 16, a coordinated anti-Zionist action took place in response to the ongoing genocide in Palestine by Israel, in neighbourhoods of East Athens, namely Zografou, Ilisia, Vironas, Pagkrati, Kaisariani. The swift action expressed solidarity with the Palestinian people, who are being driven toward annihilation day by day.
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Spending the morning before my mate's wedding watching the Apple DMA compliance workshop. Their chief lawyer, Kylie Andeers, is angrily attacking the EU people who politely introduced him for daring to try to regulate Apple. As usual, we're told that "hundreds of developers" have worked "measureless hours" to comply. I'm weeping in sympathy.
""Lots of our Developers and Leaders have been under quite a bit of pressure. Tim had to go home early one day (for Trump's inauguration). One of our lawyers has actually had to move to war-torn uncivilised Brussels". I'm looking for my violin with a scanning electron microscope.
"We've made a wonderful AI called Apple Intelligence. And Visited Places. And improvements to iPhone mirroring. But we can't let you have them. You see what you'll be missing out on, because commie fag pinko EU types require us to interoperate"
"Hundreds and thousands of developers and Leaders have worked ceaselessly on our brand new interoperability process which allows developers to SUBMIT ATTACHMENTS to give us extra information. And, for transparency, we publish those requests as a static PDF hidden behind an Apple Developer login. We're so transparent, our entire new UI is see-through! So don't tell us how to behave in your jurisdiction, European Commission."
Apple complains that the EU doesn't talk with 3rd party "security experts", but doesn't say with whom it consults when it decides to deny an interoperability requests for "security reasons".
Despite market turmoil caused by Donald Trumpâs tariffs, the group saw an increase in their collective wealth of $365 billion over the last 12 months
McDonaldâs ranks as the 112th biggest economy, inspiring global growth and innovation in a joyful, optimistic tone. McDonaldâs is not just a fast-food giant. It stands tall as a symbol of success andâŠ
Caitlin Johnstone- Israel supporters everywhere have been in full blown crisis mode for days because, apparently, antisemitism smears have stopped working.
Hamas says it is willing to free the remaining 50 captives in exchange for a full withdrawal of Israeli troops and an end to the war in Gaza. Israel rejects the offer, saying it will agree to end the war if Hamas surrenders, disarms and goes into exile â something the group refuses.
If Hamas agreed to that, the surviving Palestinians would be left without any protection. It's bad enough as it is, but that would be free way to kill them all.
>> The Central Committee of the World Council of Churches, ⊠gathers in deep lamentation and outrage as the crisis in Palestine and Israel escalates to levels that flagrantly violate international humanitarian and human rights law as well as the most basic principles of morality.
>> We recognize a clear distinction between the Jewish people, our siblings in faith, and the acts of the Government of Israel, and we reaffirm that the #WCC stands firm against any kind of racism, ⊠the unbearable suffering inflicted on the people of Gaza, and the escalating violence and oppression in the West Bank and in Jerusalem compel the global fellowship of churches to speak with clarity, urgency, and commitment to the principles of justice under international law and ethics.
Statement on Palestine and Israel by the Central Committee of the World Council of Churches, meeting in Johannesburg, South Africa, on 18-24 June 2025.
Wow that was fast, but as the developer said himself, clickbaity YouTubers and news sites will have a co responsibility for that. The drop of 32bit us inevitable, and in my opinion it would be smarter to think about how to do this the good way better earlier than later. But probably these kind of discussions have to be moved from public to internal I guess.
The support isn't exclusivity for native 32 bit cpus, it's for 32bit libraries that compatibility applications like wine/proton depend on to run 32bit windows executables
Even further: The support is exclusively for the 32bit libraries. The 32bit kernel and therefore cpu support was dropped a long time ago in Fedora. Fedora 31 in 2019.
No, that's how you lose users. Private, nontransparent decision taking makes projects get dropped immediately.
The timing just sucked. 32 bit has to go, but it can't be this year or next year. And it can't be a blanket drop as the dev wanted. Alternatives are not ready yet to keep gaming working, and gaming was the number 1 factor holding back desktop adoption.
He is also falling for the internet fundamental attribution error: "If I hate or love something and everybody on the internet agrees with me, it's because I'm always right and we are all intelligent individuals. If I love/hate something, and everybody on the internet disagrees, they were lied to, manipulated, astroturfed, are ignorant, misinformed, etc."
It could be true. But it could also be that your proposal is very unpopular and you're wrong.
Lol, how many people do you think are using fedora specifically for gaming? You think fedora is some last year project that'll die off once it stops supporting this specific "thing"? That's some delusion of grandeur.
May be Steam and gamers who want to keep things running without problems should step up to maintain those packages required to keep their games running. Then we'll see how fast the toxicity towards the developers die down.
Why do you think "alternatives are not ready"? Is it maybe because people who work on opensource project on their free time aren't bothered by what internet strangers think? Why aren't you working on one yourself?
People shitting on opensource devs to work beyond their comfortability are fucking shitty human beings.
If you plan it 5 years in advance, yeah, otherwise no. Also if it means destroying Bazzite, they should really think hard about it, as it's a great "product" with big potential, even for profit in the long run if it takes off.
Easy thing to say when you're not the one donating your time for free.
I love what Valve is doing for Linux, but longer term, the onus is on them to solve the 32-bit compatibility layer issue (a-la Proton for win-to-linux, as well as their upcoming x86-to-ARM layer).
Expecting all distros (who again, are staffed mostly by volunteers) to do this work separately (i.e. duplicating all that work), for all time, is a big ask.
Isnât the context of that quote around the kernel and kernel space vs user space? I donât see how that thought really extends to distros that simply implement the kernel as one of their packages.
No. Valve (the biggest offender) will have to make native 64-bit Steam before then, as will the remaining holdouts, so Linux distros will be able to remove 32-bit packages in a timely manner.
Removing then now will break too much to be worth doing.
I mean, I have more than one machine. Some can be closer to guinea pigs than others. In this case, it's a laptop that I don't keep anything unbacked-up on. Had Fedora on it for about 6 months and I cannot remember an update breaking anything for me so far. The previous machine I had it on was used less but I had the same experience. If you're mainly just web browsing on a machine, bleeding edge is good imo
There are and will always be distros optimized for running on everything. Fedora is a "move fast" distro, it's hard to move fast with a lot of baggage.
I think the last time I had a 32 bit CPU was around 2005 but I could be remembering that incorrectly. Supporting 20 year old hardware isn't always easy.
It isn't easy, but this isn't about the hardware. It's about the software packages. Tons of software meant to run on 32-bit hasn't been updated to run on 64-bit natively. Thus the burden of keeping a lot of packages that serve as backwards compatibility.
True, yeah I read that too. Started as a hardware thing but now it's a "this is the state of things as a result of things that were hard to change" thing.
Tons of software meant to run on 32-bit hasnât been updated to run on 64-bit natively.
32bit only Linux apps are basically non-existent, anything with the source available and maintainers would have been ported at some point in the last 2 decades, otherwise they have very specific technical reasons for being 32bit only (like OBS iiuc), the source has been lost somehow, or it's a proprietary program where the company has no interest (e.g. Valve with Steam)
In the Fedora 31 release, the 32-bit i686 kernel and boot media are no more. Read more about the background on this change, and what to do about it, here.
To be a little more precise, Linux is still available for 32-bit x86, just not from the Fedora distro. The Linux project is just now dropping support for 486 CPUs, because the maintenance burden for a virtually unused system type is too high for the mainline. That still leaves 32-bit Pentiums and newer though.
Being able to run on everything is nice, but what you're actually asking for here is for a highly skilled (and rare) distro maintainer to dedicate substantial amounts of time to maintaining and testing thousands of packages on 32 bit systems in case someone wants to use it. It's not just like users get to click a button and voila, they can run more games than before.
If you really need to use 32 bit software, eventually you'll just have to manage it yourself because no one else is able to do it for you. That capability will almost never go away.
I don't think Apple is concerned with making every app and game work on their systems to the same degree as a Linux distro. They have a niche they seem satisfied with and that niche isn't really Steam games.
With that being said, Valve made a 64 bit client for Mac so whichever major distro is first will probably push Valve to finally make a 64 bit version for Linux.
That's a very different kind of thing. The apple ecosystem is tiny. They themselves make every single device supported by the OS. They make the only variant of the OS. They have the power to change whatever they want and everyone who wants any access to apps (or users) needs to follow apple's guidelines. They also have something close to a monopoly in certain professional use cases. So they can push whatever they want and everyone has to suck it up.
Compare that to Fedora. Fedora is just one distro in a sea of different Linux distros. They aren't even the biggest one, not by a longshot. So if they drop 32bit, that won't force Valve to move Steam to 64bit and it certainly won't push game developers to update old, unsupported games that were never meant to run on Linux at all to change anything.
Most likely, people would just move to a different distro.
It is 32bit and depends on a runtime from a really old version of Ubuntu. It is also proprietary but that is a different issue.
It would be nice if Value worked with the Fedora project to build something open and modern so that devs could easily package games for Linux. The problem is that Value wants everyone to go though Steam as Steam is where they actually make money. People like to see Value as the good guy but it isn't all sunshine and rainbows. I can't really blame them in the end but it is important to realize they have a interest that may not always align with the community.
It's the other way around: your _time32 libs will fail, especially user apps that call Fedora{Linux _time64. The kernel as of right now is safe for year 2038.
You have a decade to test everything, report, and fix. Recompilation projects for everything. I want to see year2038_bazzite_safedb.org with all the games and apps you use marked â 2039+ compliant. You need to start now.
You should have started on 2004. So time to catch up! So yes, let's database the solutions an app at a time, before the decade is up!
"Last week, we reported CIA Director John Ratcliffe was taking dictation from the Mossad and furnishing Trump with absurd Israeli disinfo about Iran's nuclear program
Mossad Dir. David Barnea has confirmed our report by singling out Ratcliffe as the key to his manipulation game"
Tell phony Democrat Senator Chris Coons that I am not offering Iran ANYTHING, unlike Obama, who paid them $Billions under the stupid âroad to a Nuclear Weapon JCPOA (which would now be expired!), nor am I even talking to them since we totally OBLITERATED their Nuclear Facilities.
Ab der Sommerpause rĂŒstet die Regierung in ganz groĂem Stil auf. Die Folgen kann sie kurzzeitig durch #Verschuldung kaschieren. Auf Dauer werden die meisten #BĂŒrger die Einschnitte spĂŒren.
Hintergrund: Heutzutage gibt allein die #EU dreimal so viel fĂŒr #RĂŒstung aus wie #Russland. Dieser Faktor soll auf ungefĂ€hr Sechs hochgeschraubt werden. Wozu?
Ăberlegen ist Russland nur bei #Nuklarwaffen. Die geplante konventionelle AufrĂŒstung wird daran nichts Ă€ndern, ist also im Ansatz eine gigantische Verschwendung zu Lasten nĂŒtzlicher sozialer GĂŒter.
Da fehlt z.B. noch das Managergehalt, siehe #Korruption in der westlichen Ruestungsindustrie. Oder auch Stiftungen und NGOs. Aber auch die #Effizienz der Waffe macht einen Unterschied: Wie wurde die #Haubitze2000 - also die N777 in den Himmel hoch gelobt. Ein paar Schuss damit abgefeuert und das Rohr glueht bzw. wird schnell krum. Die standen am Anfang des Krieges/Konfliktes/Operation fast alle in Polen in der Wartung. Die russische Artillerie ist zwar nicht so praeziese, aber dafuer robuster und kann somit schiessen. Was bringt das tolle Aussehen im Katalog, wenn die Waffe nach ein paar Schuss kaputt ist? Selbiges mit Kalaschnikov und AR-51 im Vergleich.
Essentially, after being blackmailed by the appalling NATO Secretary-General Mark âHello Daddyâ Rutte, the European Union (EU) decided to allocate a whopping âŹ650 billion (approximately $695.5 billion) of funds it doesn't have to buy US weapons to declare war on Russia â and later China.
That brings us to the five percent kabuki. For every NATO member to spend five percent on offense, with their combined debt already exceeding 80 percent of GDP, they would need to nearly triple the âŹ325 billion (approximately $381.2 billion) they spent on weapons in 2024, thus reaching nearly one trillion euros.
EU citizens with a brain can easily do the math: There will be a non-stop orgy of âcost-cutting,â tax hikes, and disappearing social benefits to finance the weaponizing. And stealing âŹ300 billion (approximately $351.75) of Russian assets wonât help, because that won't cover even a one-year increase. source
Translated with deepl.com
Nachdem die EuropĂ€ische Union (EU) von dem entsetzlichen NATO-GeneralsekretĂ€r Mark âHello Daddyâ Rutte erpresst wurde, beschloss sie, satte 650 Milliarden Euro (etwa 695,5 Milliarden Dollar) an Mitteln, die sie nicht hat, fĂŒr den Kauf von US-Waffen bereitzustellen, um Russland - und spĂ€ter China - den Krieg zu erklĂ€ren.
Das bringt uns zu dem FĂŒnf-Prozent-Kabuki. Damit jedes NATO-Mitglied fĂŒnf Prozent fĂŒr die Offensive ausgeben kann, mĂŒssten sie bei einer Gesamtverschuldung von mehr als 80 Prozent des BIP die 325 Milliarden Euro (etwa 381,2 Milliarden Dollar), die sie 2024 fĂŒr Waffen ausgeben, fast verdreifachen und damit fast eine Billion Euro erreichen.
EU-BĂŒrger mit etwas Grips können das leicht nachrechnen: Es wird eine ununterbrochene Orgie von âKostensenkungenâ, Steuererhöhungen und wegfallenden Sozialleistungen geben, um die Bewaffnung zu finanzieren. Und der Diebstahl von russischen Vermögenswerten in Höhe von 300 Milliarden Euro (ca. 351,75 Dollar) wird nicht helfen, denn das reicht nicht einmal fĂŒr eine einjĂ€hrige Erhöhung. Quelle
Waging war is no longer what it used to be. Spending on military equipment is not for the protection of one's own country or the conquest of another, but rather for the benefit of a few corporations and their politicians. They may not even be interested in victory, but in selling their products.
Ukraine's Early Innovation and Later Decline
Ukraine's initial response demonstrated the improvisational nature of Fifth Generation warfare. Faced with a numerically superior enemy, Ukrainian forces leveraged commercial drone technology in ways never before seen in modern conflict.
The transformation was remarkable. Consumer drones, originally designed for photography and recreation, were modified to carry explosives. Navigation software was reprogrammed for autonomous attack missions. Social media platforms became tools for coordinating drone strikes and sharing targeting information.
Most importantly, Ukraine initially democratized precision strike capabilities. Where previous generations of warfare concentrated firepower in specialized unitsâartillery batteries, tank formations, air force squadronsâFifth Generation warfare distributes strike capability throughout the entire force structure. Individual soldiers could call in precision drone strikes the way their grandfathers called in artillery.
However, by 2023-2024, Ukraine's early advantages began to erode as Russia mobilized its superior industrial capacity. While Ukraine relied heavily on Western-supplied systems and commercial modifications, Russia began mass-producing dedicated military drones. The numbers tell the story: by late 2023, Russia was producing an estimated 6,000 drones per month compared to Ukraine's few hundred.
"Iâve never understood the debate about whether or not support for Israel is commanded in the Bible. If you think the Bible commands you to support whatâs being done in Gaza, then throw your Bible in the trash and get a different religion, because itâs plainly false and immoral.
It is not legitimate to offload your responsibility for your own behavior onto your religion. If your religion commanded you to sexually molest children, it would be your moral responsibil . ."
Iâve never understood the debate about whether or not support for Israel is commanded in the Bible. If you think the Bible commands you to support whatâs being done in Gaza, then throw your Bible in the trash and get a different religion, because itââŠ
Sir Ryan DiAsio, KWCGASD
in reply to Jazzilla • • •Jazzilla
in reply to Sir Ryan DiAsio, KWCGASD • • •@rjdiasio
Did you at least buy a measuring device to measure the frequencies around you?
Sir Ryan DiAsio, KWCGASD
in reply to Jazzilla • • •I did not. In January 2021, I had to replace 15 iPhones for work at a remote office. That evening when I got back to the hotel I had one of the worst nights of my life having âcaughtâ COVID. Perhaps not causative but I canât shake the strong timeline correlation from my mind.
apnews.com/article/france-applâŠ
Jazzilla
in reply to Sir Ryan DiAsio, KWCGASD • • •@rjdiasio
I'm not disregarding your experience.
I'm expressing a long held frustration that these claims are widely made, and are possible, but we have little to zero actual evidence of causation.
I looked into this for myself too, and found that most of the commercially available measurement equipment would leave me with even more questions.
It's a frustrating landscape.
Sir Ryan DiAsio, KWCGASD
in reply to Jazzilla • • •Agreed. It would be impossible to correlate millions of peopleâs phone upgrades, cell tower installations, and when they âcaughtâ COVID. Not to go back dow this rabbit hole, and I am obviously cherry pickingâŠ
en.whkfq.gov.cn/2020-01/17/c_4âŠ
ctia.org/news/the-state-of-5g-âŠ
âProviders are investing an estimated $275 billion into network infrastructure to build out 5G and enhance network coverage, security, and capabilities.â
Thatâs just a large sum of money worthy of protecting from scrutinyâŠ
CTIA
www.ctia.orgSir Ryan DiAsio, KWCGASD
in reply to Jazzilla • • •I didnât know for certain until I donated blood and tested positive for antibodies.
I have a hard time letting it goâŠI donât think weâll ever know.
Jazzilla
in reply to Sir Ryan DiAsio, KWCGASD • • •@rjdiasio
I recommend reading Jessica Hockett.
Woodhouse76.com
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Jazzilla (@jazzilla@noauthority.social)
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