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Israel lost the plot a long time ago. It's a paranoid, murdering, pariah of a country led by psycopaths. Even those who still refuse to admit it can see that now.
I use alpine. You have to think of every box, not just email, as a separate folder. You need to add the folders in the folder list incoming mail folders. So for example, your inbox would be one folder and sent mail another. So on and so forth for however many addresses you have.
Be careful though.... if you want to remove a folder. I don't remember exactly how the issue works, but if you remove a folder in the wrong way, it'll remove the actual remote folder too.
You can also use a custom editor too. I use vim. nvim doesn't wrap properly for some reason even with wrap set.
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im still pissed at Apple you can import an S/MIME cert. even having all the intermediate and root certs so you have the full chain.
works great on iphone mail. but the iOS version of outlook cant see apples built in certificate store.
okay so outlook you can email yourself the cert chain, enter the password to decrypt the cert chain. but still shows as untrusted because it can see the root cert. and Iβve tried all the top 3 ssl providers.
Any problems with getting filtered to spam? I'm using 365 because it's for business and I have to get through. Domain is custom though, so it's portable.
Exactly. The article says that 90% of hardware doesn't run on it, but in reality, 100% of hardware doesn't run on it. Only Qemu supports it, which is an emulator (and very slow to emulate RiscV in my experience -- latest version we tried with my husband on a very fast PC).
The Orange Pi RV2 was the perfect introductory Risc-V SBC, everyone is going gaga for it, for being a good middle of the road solution for those who want to try Risc-V, and yet, Ubuntu won't support it (and even the current implementation is done by the Chinese, not by Canonical, so I wouldn't touch it).
So I'm not sure what they're thinking. My own conspiracy theory is that EITHER Canonical, OR Raspberry Pi (which are close geographically), are preparing RV23 hardware, so they want to undercut the competition that way.
When compatible hardware is available, it's expected that having packages built for RVA23 will have a big impact on performance. You can already see a big part of that with the vector (V) extension: running programs built without it is akin to using x86 programs without SSE or AVX. RVA23 is the first RVA profile that considers V mandatory rather than optional.
You might see a similar performance impact if you target something like RVA22+V instead of RVA23, but as far as I know the only hardware systems that'd benefit from that are the Spacemit ones (OPi RV2, BPI-F3, Jupiter) while that'd still leave behind VisionFive 2, Pioneer, P550/Megrez, and even an upcoming processor UltraRISC announced recently. The profiles aren't exactly intended to be used for those kinds of fine-tuned combinations and it's possible some of the other RVA23 extensions (Zvbb, Zicond, etc.) might have a substantial impact too.
Hardware vendors want to showcase their system having the best performance it can, so I expect Ubuntu's aim is to have RVA23 builds ready before RVA23 hardware so that they'll be the distro of choice for future hardware, even if that means abandoning all existing RISC-V users. imo it would've been better to maintain separate builds for RV64GC and RVA23 but I guess they just don't care enough about existing RISC-V users to maintain two builds.
Source : I have a Banana-Pi SBC banana-pi.org/en/banana-pi-sbc⦠and... it works, running Linux proper, with a desktop environment, which is in itself pretty cool IMHO but damn, you have to be patient. That being said "just" already being at that stage on economically affordable hardware is amazing. We are probably not far, say few years at most, with usable RISC-V chips for mundane tasks, e.g. text authoring, coding, Web browsing, but don't expect compilation of a browser, Blender, or gaming on this for few more years. IMHO it will go fast because it's catching up so the path is rather well laid down, which is much harder than innovating and pushing the envelope.
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I wonder if the US is trying to slow down the development of RISCV in order to mantain egemony over chip production. I think RISCV poses a big "security" flaw for them being totally open source.
I guess it depends what you mean by "chip production".
AFAICT mostly via Chip War (2022) and reading a bit on the topic there are few bottlenecks, e.g chip design IP like ARM (UK) or lithography machines like ASML (NL) or high efficiency chip production like TSMC (Taiwan) but overall the grip from the US is mostly on democratization and scale with AMD, NVIDIA, Broadcom or even Intel, namely making a LOT of chips, not necessarily high end (some are) or mobile (also some), for a relatively low price. What I mean is that China is already claiming that they are producing about on-par IPS with e.g. Loongson.
So yes there are for sure incumbents based in the US that do not want RISCV and overall open architectures to make significant progress but is it fair to call them "the US" I'm not sure. Are they heavily leaning on US lawmakers to get their positions strengthened? Maybe. Maybe they do not yet do so simply because they don't believe it's a threat yet, nor it might be ever be.
I believe that in chip production you can lock production via innovation but also, like in other sectors, solely with the supply chain. ASML is powerful because they basically own their markets but also because who would contract with newcomers versus a very well established company that can provide all the insurances imaginable that they will indeed deliver on time a specific amount? Why risk it when you are already contracting with the leader?
Sure there is a potential innovator dilemma but what could prevent e.g. NVIDIA or Intel to switch to RISC-V if somehow they can dominate there too thanks to both their existing expertise but also supply chain stronghold?
Being an open source architecture gives everyone (China, Russia, Iran, North Korea and basically everyone else the US doesn't like, which apparently is most of world) the freedom to innovate at a fast pace, this is what I mean by security flaw. My thought that they could somewhat try to slow down the development is based on the rational thinking that 1. They are actually leading the chip develpment and 2. if someday everyone gets high performance chips (which is still not the case with RISCV yet) than everyone can get better defense industries, better intelligence systems, better military equipment. I'm not implying that they are actively doing it but that it might be in their interest to do so to maintain some kind of military egemony over their enemies, or at least to never be in a significant gap with anyone.
Risc v is an instruction set architecture not a chip design, the actual hardware implementation of any given risc v processor won't necessarily be open source and available to all, it's just a guarantee that if the spec is implemented then code compiled for risc v will run on a RISC V processor.
China has had access to x86 for years, they've not been able to implement a chip on par with current gen AMD or Intel chips.
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The "noise pollution" part is difficult to swallow on account of the constant, ceaseless honking of traffic in india, which is perhaps the hindu call to prayer.
Federal liberal Oregon judge Stacie F. Beckerman has ordered that a Trantifa fire bomber and shooting suspect be released from jail ahead of trial. The DOJ appealed but a second liberal judge, Adrienne Nelson, sided with the first judge. Read: thepostmillennial.com/oregon-fβ¦
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France has announced a βhistoricβ accord with New Caledonia in which the overseas territory, rocked by deadly separatist violence last year, would remain French but be declared a new state.
βA State of New Caledonia within the Republic: itβs a bet on trust,β the French president, Emmanuel Macron, posted on X on Saturday, hailing a βhistoricβ agreement.
Receiving the signatories later, the president said that βafter two agreements and three referendums, New Caledonia, through what you have signed, is opening a new chapter in its future in a peaceful relationship with Franceβ.
Macron had called for talks to break a deadlock between forces loyal to France and those wanting independence. New Caledonian elected officials, as well as political, economic and civil society leaders, gathered near Paris to hammer out a constitutional framework for the territory.
After 10 days of talks, the parties agreed that a βState of New Caledoniaβ should be created.
Manuel Valls, the minister for overseas territories, called it an βintelligent compromiseβ that maintains links between France and New Caledonia, but with more sovereignty for the Pacific island.
The priority now is New Caledoniaβs economic recovery.
Last yearβs violence, which claimed the lives of 14 people, is estimated to have cost the territory 2bn euros ($2.3 bn), shaving 10% off its gross domestic product, he said.
The French prime minister, Francois Bayrou, said Saturdayβs deal β which still requires parliamentary and referendum approval β was of βhistoric dimensionsβ.
Home to about 270,000 people and located nearly 17,000km (10,600 miles) from Paris, New Caledonia is one of several overseas territories that remain an integral part of France.
It has been ruled from Paris since the 1800s, but many indigenous Kanaks still resent Franceβs power over their islands and want fuller autonomy or independence.
Unrest broke out in May 2024 after Paris planned to give voting rights to thousands of non-indigenous long-term residents. Kanaks feared this would leave them in a permanent minority, crushing their chances of winning independence.
As part of the agreement, New Caledonia residents will in future only be allowed to vote after having lived 10 years on the archipelago.
The last independence referendum in New Caledonia was held in 2021, and was boycotted by pro-independence groups over the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the Kanak population.
It was the latest of three since 2018, all of which rejected New Caledonian independence. Since the 2021 referendum however, the political situation in the archipelago has been deadlocked.
Macron declared in early June he wanted a βnew projectβ for New Caledonia.
The 13-page agreement announced on Saturday calls for a New Caledonian nationality, and the possibility for residents there to combine that status with French nationality.
Under the deal, a βState of New Caledoniaβ would be enshrined in Franceβs constitution, and other countries could recognise such a state.
The deal also calls for an economic and financial recovery pact that would include a renewal of the territoryβs nickel processing capabilities.
Both chambers of Franceβs parliament are to meet in the fourth quarter of this year to vote on approving the deal, which is then to be submitted to New Caledonians in a referendum in 2026.
Nuking potatoes as a cooking method reduces the transformation of starches to sugar in the potato during cooking...as compared to longer cooking methods, oven roasting and boiling.
Also when you refridgerate a potato after cooking, then eat it, the blood sugar response is attenuated.
Im using these methods in my Cold German Potato Salad.
I will add a couple of tablespoons of Apple Cider Vinegar to the potatoes after nuking them, then chill over night for potato salad tomorrow.
The recent BRICS summit ended with a decent statement, but one which is just as politically self-interested as any from the crumbling international institutions.
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Anybody know if there's a name for that animation technique where something is happening in slow motion, and that's conveyed by having still frames of action cross-dissolve into one another?
I wanna say it was popular in late '90s/early '00s cartoons?
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I think there's something to the alkaline/acidic environments, for sure. You're right about lemon ironically being highly alkalizing. You can buy test strips for your urine - if they work, haha - to see how your body trends.
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Ive been drinking Lemon Tea sweetened with Allulose during my Intermittent Fasting to stay hydrated at work. I walk about 10k every night in the kitchen...and sweat a lot, as it's hot in the kitchen especially this time of the year. It's high tourist season for us...beach resort area.
I got mildly chonky from adrenal burnout & a few other things postpartum, did keto (not full carno), but still struggled with infertility & wrecked my thyroid being sensitive to pasteurized dairy... soooo, I also had to clean that up & did so by eating POUNDS of organic produce daily, few grains, but still some good meats.
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"...Since Florida granted highway patrol officers the authority to detain drivers based on their immigration status during routine traffic stops, getting behind the wheel has become a calculated risk for many immigrants across the state. Every trip β to work, to church, to the grocery store β now carries the possibility of detention, regardless of legal status....."
It spreads. And if it is Spanish now, Arabic (or anything that sounds like it) has been a problem for 25 years now - people getting kicked out of flights, insulted or assaulted on streets - not only in the USA, I know that only too well from Europe. But the danger to land in a concentration camp is a new level of persecution - and I am afraid USA is only the beginning.
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I didn't know they'd hired Stefany Allaire to do their SMD design. I mean, I can't blame them, she's brilliant, if I could have paid her to do this for me I would have.
I suspect WDC is a small outfit. My high school was like 1km from their headquarters and it was basically "large single family house" sized, situated next to a vet's office and a church.
@thomasfuchs Oh, I'm well aware -- but he's also the closest thing to direct competition in the space Sentinel 65X moves in, so I kind of have to know what he's up to in a general sense.
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Most file managers I've encountered default to icon view. One of the first things I do is set the default to detailed list view. Might be a preference for seeing names and dates over many identical folder icons, or just an old habit from using Windows. But I'd be curious to hear about the benefits of icon view and why it's usually the default in Linux GUI file managers.
What does everyone else use and any reasons to prefer one over the other?
All jokes aside, its personal preference. If you're working in a dense file tree, you probably need the info that details view gives you. Icon view really only matter for media.
I work in a design industry that requires a lot of source files so I end up having to constantly switch. Lists when Iβm looking for the relevant folder, or looking for a particular file based on name, or icons if Iβm looking for something based on image. Thereβs no consistent way to switch between them with a keyboard shortcut among different OSs, either.
I have it on grid view :3.. just cause it can fit a lot more files into the same screen space
In list view I have to scroll to see all the files in my home folder, and in grid view it only takes like half of the available space, if I have the app maximized
I mostly prefer Detail view, but I enable Icon view in Videos, Photos, and Music folders so I can see previews.
Iβm guessing most file managers have similar behavior, but on XFCE Thunar, Iβm able to set detail as the default but have it remembery choice per folder.
I prefer details since it's easier for me to scan visually, with my eyes only having to go straight down, to find either a name, date, or size. Sorting I also find more intuitive. However, I prefer icon view for my pictures and videos folders
For some reason, I canβt ever find a view that feels like βlist viewβ from Windows OS. That would be my preference. Detail view is useful in specific conditionsβsuch as troubleshooting or in search results. As is icon view (mostly for images).
I use Krusader on Linux which I don't think has icon view.
When I have to use something else (eg Windows Explorer at work), obviously I prefer detailed list view. I like seeing things like the last modified date.
I think it heavily depends on the files one has to browes the most. I deal with text files all the time, so i dont need an icon to jump in my face telling me, that its a text file.
The media-, design people I know love the previews that icons give them, because its much easier to spot the image file, they are looking for while scanning through a directory
When I am not on the terminal, I use list/detail view all the time. In the details most of the time only last modification date is relevant to me. I always make the list icons one step smaller as the default and sort directories before files in Nautilus.
I don't need thumbnails. When I need to see pictures, I open them with the now new image viewer in Gnome and use the arrow keys to go through, if I am unsure what I am searching for. I most cases I go by file name.
The last time I found icon view useful was in Mac OS 9. There were three main characteristics that made it useful that no current systems have AFAIK:
The icon grid was tight (32 pixels) and you could either snap items to that grid or place them freely.
Window sizes and places were directly associated with folders. (There was no "browser-style" single-window mode.)
File names used dynamic spacing. Longer names would occupy multiple grid spaces as needed.
These factors meant that every folder had a consistent and potentially unique size, placment, and layout.
OS X took the Finder and either ruined or neglected everything good about it. Windows explorer has always been garbage. Never found a Linux file manager with a compelling icon view either (though to be fair, I've never looked all that hard). The lack of system-level metadata for layout kind of mandates an abstraction between a directory and its display.
I mean that an individual folder will always look the same (consistent), and also look distinctly different from any other folder (unique) if that's how you arranged it. So you could identify a folder instantly.
Everything in list view looks the same at a glance, and most file managers don't retain a folder window's size and placement. Modern macOS kiiiind of does but you have to fight it if you don't want a single-window browsing UI.
I wish i had enough time to RE the Alien game on Commodore 64 and recreate it somehow, just with a more intuitive interface. It's such an insane game for the time, ahead of its time in multiple ways.
Like, look how insane this game was: - A random character from the movie would be the infected crew member and birth the alien - A random character would be the android that would try to make your survival fail - You had multiple ways to win: killing the alien (very hard but doable), flushing the alien to space, escaping the nostromo with the shuttle after activating the self-destruct sequence (but you had to bring the cat with you) - Alien could go through vent, so do you - The characters could ignore your orders if they were too stressed
The replayability was absolutely insane for a game from 1984.
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