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A clip from the speech made by KFA UK Chairman and Chairman of the British Group for the Study of the Juche Idea to a meeting in Glasgow , Scotland . The me...
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The Framework 16 laptop detects when it's booted partially assembled. It boots into a special mode to walk you through completing the assembly. The screen updates to reflect your progress and prompt the next step.
The Handala, operated by the Freedom Flotilla Coalition, left the port of Syracuse shortly after 12:00 pm local time, according to a journalist of the French press agency AFP, carrying about fifteen activists.
Several dozen people, some holding Palestinian flags and others wearing keffiyeh scarves, gathered at the port to cheer the boat's departure with cries of "Free Palestine".
The former Norwegian trawler, loaded with medical supplies, food, children's equipment and medicine, will sail for about a week in the Mediterranean, covering roughly 1,800 kilometres, in the hope of reaching Gaza's coast. Palestinians inspect the wreckage of a gas station destroyed in an Israeli airstrike in Deir al-Balah, central Gaza Strip, Saturday, July 12, 2025.
A Gaza-bound boat carrying pro-Palestinian activists, including members of France's hard-left LFI party, and humanitarian aid left Sicily on Sunday, over a month after Israel detained and deported people aboard a previous vessel.
The Handala, operated by the Freedom Flotilla Coalition, left the port of Syracuse shortly after 12:00 pm local time, according to a journalist of the French press agency AFP, carrying about fifteen activists.
Several dozen people, some holding Palestinian flags and others wearing keffiyeh scarves, gathered at the port to cheer the boat's departure with cries of "Free Palestine".
The former Norwegian trawler, loaded with medical supplies, food, children's equipment and medicine, will sail for about a week in the Mediterranean, covering roughly 1,800 kilometres, in the hope of reaching Gaza's coast. Palestinians inspect the wreckage of a gas station destroyed in an Israeli airstrike in Deir al-Balah, central Gaza Strip, Saturday, July 12, 2025.
A Gaza-bound boat carrying pro-Palestinian activists, including members of France's hard-left LFI party, and humanitarian aid left Sicily on Sunday, over a month after Israel detained and deported people aboard a previous vessel.
Chez mes parents, la télé tourne jusqu'à tard le soir.
Et à chaque fois que j'y passe quelques jours, je développe une haine toujours un peu plus intense envers les publicitaires qui gâchent des titres mythiques en les associant à des produits de merde avec des reprises niaises et mal foutues. Et encore plus quand c'est pour des voitures.
Vous êtes puants et vos clients aussi, allez vous faire foutre 🖕
L’Allemagne enquête sur une employée du consulat turc et une policière soupçonnées d’espionnage kurdistan-au-feminin.fr/2025/0…
"ALLEMAGNE – Le parquet fédéral allemand a ouvert une enquête sur une employée du consulat turc et une policière d’origine turque, soupçonnées d’espionnage pour la Turquie, a rapporté Turkish Minute, citant le journal allemand Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger. L’enquête
"TURQUIE / KURDISTAN – La Commission des peuples et des croyances du DEM Parti a rendu hommage aux civils Kurdes massacrés par la Turquie dans la vallée de Zîlan à l’occasion de son 95e anniversaire et a appelé l’État turc à reconnaître le massacre et présenter des excuses. Yüksel Mutlu, co-porte-parole de
TURQUIE / KURDISTAN – La Commission des peuples et des croyances du DEM Parti a rendu hommage aux civils Kurdes massacrés par la Turquie dans la vallée de Zîlan à l’occasion de son 95e anniversaire et a appelé l’État turc à reconnaître le massacre et…
"Cursed are peacemakers" is the message from Washington, London and Berlin.
How very dare you decry the killing of 17,000 children, the daily food aid massacres, and the systematic destruction of...
Magnesium frame and such. I had an older and heavier one and was always joking it would come handy as a blunt weapon if there was a sudden monster attack. It once fell from my desk to the floor and didn't even had a scratch.
Plus if you are on budget it is really best value for the money.
Check ThinkWiki and Thinkpad wiki sites for details. You do not need high specs to run Linux.
don't know if a refurbished thinkpad is good if you're on a budget, by the time you realise you might have a couple dozen of them on your desk all running linux
The generic answer for this is to get a refurbished thinkpad. Pretty much any T-series fit your needs and there's plenty of pre-leased corporate machines around which are refurbished and often have even a some kind of warranty.
I think what just_another_person means that Lenovo, specially at the beginning when they got the Think-brand from IBM years ago, tried to ride the brand and released sub-par laptops under ThinkPad -brand. At least some of the L-series were closer to what you could get from your local supermarket than actual work machines.
The brand-riding is now greatly less and the crappy ones generally aren't the models you can find refurbished from 3rd party retailer. I'm currently using T495 and it was ~300€ from a sale couple years ago, now you apparently can get L13 for less than that. And of course, when you buy used units do your homework and only make deal with a reputable seller, there's always an option that previous owner didn't treat the thing nicely.
loving my recently acquired T480. not the fastest by any means, but solid and great keyboard. plus non-soldered memory allows for upgrades. got mine off craigslist for 120, a steal.
Instead of just throwing random preferences out there, I'll help clarify the field of comments:
1) Thinkpads USED to be a safe choice, but Lenovo has been tainting that model line for a few years. Search and find specific models, and don't just buy because it has the Thinkpad brand. 2) Framework is 100% ready to go. They have a Refurb store where everything is cheap, but if you find one cheaper, get it. 3) Dell had a ton of Linux ready laptops under the XPS brand not long ago. Search and find out which to make sure, but they shipped with Linux installed. 4) I hate to say it, but HP Probooks were solid and shipped with Linux also. Terrible company, but they make decent enterprise products. They'll sell for cheap on eBay.
If you're in the US, refurbished thinkpads are probably the best option. Not so much here in Australia (but you mentioned GBP so perhaps you're in UK). Whatever. I bought a refurb Dell Latitude 3120 for AU$229
mfg yr 2021 Intel(R) Pentium(R) Silver N6000 @ 1.10GHz 8Gb RAM Intel UHD graphics Intel Wi-Fi 5 9560 (160 MHz) Bluetooth 5.0 Display: 1366 x 768 11.6" touchscreen 2-in-1 Disc: M.2 256Gb PCIe NVME Class 35 SSD 1.35kg
Runs voidlinux like it was born to it. It's my travel laptop.
If you're able to code from a terminal, and care about longer battery life (my main concern when working from a coffee shop or elsewhere), I'd recommend getting a used android tablet, pry something from xiaomi or oneplus. You can find a decent model used for around that price with > 8 hour battery life easily.
Get a good stand, a solid bluetooth keyboard (logitech makes some great portable ones), and put termux on it (can probably handle light python locally).
If you need it to do CPU powerful tasks, use termux to remote into a VPS or your home server, and let a plugged in linux machine do the work so you can save your device's battery life. This is how I code at least.
I'm in the UK, and I've had decent laptops from rapidIT and ITZoo, both .co.uk as far as I remember. I can't remember which laptop I got from Rapid as it was a few years ago, but the first one had a faulty motherboard, and they swapped the laptop with no issues.
I had a Stonebook branded Clevo N750BU from ITZoo, which is an i7 based laptop, and Mint works perfectly on it. It's quite old now, so you'll probably get a newer one for your budget, but with a RAM upgrade it runs everything I throw at it. I use it for designing and editing logos in Inkscape and Krita, and for editing a website in html, css, and javascript, so anything newer should do it even better 😀
This sub is obsessed with Thinkpads, but when you're looking for a secondhand bargain then you pick up what comes opportunistically. The market is flooded with Dells because businesses change machines long before they go out of date and generally keep them in very very good condition.
Used DELL 5310. Intel 10th-gen, 60Whr battery (goes 8+ working hours on a charge) often 16GB RAM and at least a 256GB SSD at that price range. Upgradeable (DDR4, NVMe) too.
Thinkpad Thinkpad T480. Can find many within your price range. Great quality, most of it is replaceable including keyboard and display. Aside from actual hardware failure or damage, the one thing that gets hit long term with laptops, the battery, is super easy to replace and there is both an internal and external if you want really long life
I have recently bought 2 dirt cheap thinkpads, one for me and one for the wife.
T490s - i5 intel T14s - Ryzen 5 AMD
Both are tick all your requirements except for the numbpad, the T14s is definitely worth the extra money, though. It can even handle some medium gaming. Both have upgradeable nvme ssds. However the ram is soldered on the "s" versions of these laptops so find one with 16gb or more.
I've had great results with various refurbished Dell Latitudes from eBay over the years. I have a stack of about 5 or 6 of 'em and they've all run many mainstream Linux distros with fantastic out-of-the-box support. I pass 'em out to members of the household whenever a laptop is needed and they'll usually get the job done.
I'd just type in "Dell Latitude" on eBay and filter by price and such. I suspect any model with an i5 and 8GB RAM oughta be fine for light programming work. I've found sellers with high ratings (like 97% or higher) and thousands of sales are pretty reliable (and tend to have return policies in case you get a lemon). Just test all the hardware (webcam, microphone, headphone jack, USB ports, ethernet, etc) as soon as you get it.
I've saved a lot of money over the years buying secondhand, and these machines have been running without a hiccup for years of casual use.
I have both a 2014 MacBook Pro and the listed device. The T14 has a trash tier trackpad and display when compared to a MacBook, but if I was buying it to do any type of programming, I'd choose the T14 everytime if I'm comparing it to a MacBook with 8 GB of ram and a dual core processor. (when compared to a T14 that has the 8 core AMD 4750U)
Good Condition. Small scratch here or there. Keyboard and Screen area look good. Tested and Fully Functional. Properly erased and ready for a new user. We will take care of any problems that may arise.
Under 140, latitude 5290 (from 2018, 8350u). I bought it ~2y ago. Small, 12 inch, decent keyboard, very upgradable, decent build quality, but the LCD is horrendous. Edit: used, could probably be found under 100€.
Do they sell ASUS in your area? I bought a 2nd hand 14" Vivobook with a Ryzen 5 GPU and it runs Fedora 42 like a champ. First laptop I've ever owned that I don't worry about overheating. It's been my chuck-it-in-a-backpack travel machine for two years with no problems.
I will talk about the recent meeting of KFA UK Scotland and my visit to Scotland .Also about the role of anti-US imperialism in People's Korea and why the DP...
But today, Zionism isn’t just a private belief some executives hold. It’s an ideology shaping boardroom culture, investor strategy, and the silencing of dissent. And how the Israeli occupation has…
#JinJiyanAzadi #BijiRojava ‘Deport Melania, Melania’s parents and Barron in the first round,’ Thousands sign petition amid Trump’s immigration crackdown
“If President Trump is serious about targeting naturalised citizens and families of immigrants, then his own family should be held to the same standard,” the petition reads.
@ritchiepage2001 I'm sick of hypocrisy from both camps. I'm sick of our country being owned by Israel, I'm sick of twits in Europe trying to govern the entire planet, I'm sick of libtards that have no knowledge of history and the consequences of equalizing outcomes rather than opportunities. There doesn't seem to be any good options but in the last twenty years we've done better under Repugnicans than DemonRats. I really want a better option than either and I don't think Elon's American party is going to be it.
A UN Rapporteur for the West Bank and Gaza tried to stop the Jewish genocide of the Palestinians there and the U.S. sanctions her. Adam Curry's response? "A corrupt UN official? Gambling?"
Why kind of supposed Christian stays silent as tens of thousands of humans are slaughtered, Adam? A Zionist-owned one!
Cali governor Gavin Newsom set to introduce the California Childrens Right to Work bill to protect the careers of illegal alien children working in the marijuana fields.
“With Immigration and Customs Enforcement now poised to become a surveillance-and-detention combine on the scale of the East German Stasi, it has acquired the standard operating procedure of an authoritarian police state.”
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Haidar Eid’s "Banging on the Walls of the Tank" reveals a disturbing but irrefutable reality: the world has abandoned the Palestinian people to be annihilated as a people in the most calculated and brutal fashion possible.
Haidar Eid’s “Banging on the Walls of the Tank” reveals a disturbing but irrefutable reality: the world has abandoned the Palestinian people to be annihilated as a people in the most calculated and brutal fashion possible.
Chicago Anarcho-Feminists (1971): "The intelligence of womankind has at last been brought to bear on such oppressive male inventions as the church and the legal family; it must now be brought to reevaluate the ultimate stronghold of male domination, the State. . .
We believe that a Woman’s Revolutionary Movement must not mimic, but destroy, all vestiges of the male-dominated power structure, the State itself—with its whole ancient and dismal apparatus of jails, armies, and armed robbery (taxation); "with all its murder; with all of its grotesque and repressive legislation and military attempts, internal and external, to interfere with people’s private lives and freely-chosen cooperative ventures."
This week: a member of DFW Support Committee on the 11 arrested related to the Prairieland Detention Center July 4th noise demo in TX; protecting 45 acres of forest in downtown Asheville with SaveUNCAWoods; A Better World Book Fair in Waynesboro, VA
13.07.19, Tacoma (USA): Anarchist comrade Willem van Spronsen firebombed an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention center. He was shot and killed by cops. #RestInPower
Ughh, I somehow bit/injured the rear underside of my tongue, and my TMJ is flaring up. If I place my fingers on the joint it feels like I'm cracking walnuts. I have no idea how I did this to my tongue, probably did it while I was sleeping.
Jamiroquai's official music video for 'Cosmic Girl'. Click to listen to Jamiroquai on Spotify: http://smarturl.it/JamiroquaiSpot?IQid=JamiCGAs featured on Hi...
"From: Spirit of Mandela <spiritofmandela1@gmail.com> We received the below email from Kojo this morning, July 12, 2025: “I am sick as I write you. I cannot explain what the problem is. That is why I seek your assistance to ascertain what is happening. System of problem unknown, however my head is spinning several times daily. I complained […]"
Lyudmila Pavlichenko, also known as Lady Death and the Terror of Nazis, was the great Soviet sniper of the Red Army, one of the deadliest snipers in history, and a hero of the sieges of Odesa and Sevastopol.
Sur le fond (enfin ce qu’on peut en comprendre en lisant ce charabia) je suis tout à fait d’accord. Mais je suis effrayé à l’idée que ce garçon sorte de l’école normale supérieure et soit bardé de diplômes. Nombre de ses phrase sont fautives, incompréhensibles. Il ne maîtrise pas le vocabulaire, la syntaxe, c’est catastrophique et effrayant de penser que ce qu’il y a peut-être de meilleur chez nous ne domine plus sa langue. Et ce n’est pas une remarque anodine et sans importance, c’est un signe très inquiétant dont Juan Branco n’est pas responsable, mais qui marque un tournant, une perte peut-être irrémédiable, qui touche même pour les meilleurs. Son style est ampoulé, et la langue n’est pas dominée, et cela nuit à son discours.
>autistically pick only the most ideal trainings and skills >she loses big time because multiple mood debuffs on race day and like 4 separate random, non-failure injuries golshiiiii
i think it has something to do with fan counts when you hit time gates but honestly the only people who are sure are the japs who made this game and they ain't tellin
Bogota will include over 20 nations as part of The Hague Group’s campaign to confront Israeli war crimes in Gaza through coordinated legal, diplomatic, and economic action
More than 20 states will gather in Bogota on 15–16 July to declare “concrete m…
Ultimately what worries me the most is that the majority of bitcoiners haven't been truly tested. How you behaved during COVID is a fairly good indicator as to how far you are willing to go. In the war that comes, and it is ahead of us, you will be cut off completely and our own systems will have to stand alone. We will have to build the circular economy and the threat of violence will be thick in the air. The uncertainty will return and sadly a hard fork will also attempt to tear us apart. There is a journey ahead of us to be sure.
A Mexican-American friend who lives here on a Green Card and is the mother of five US citizens, including a US Army Vet and an LAPD officer, just collapsed into my arms crying, saying that she no longer drives on the freeway because she's afraid of being stopped by ICE and kidnapped.
IMPORTANT: Study finds electrifying SUVs/pick-ups could actually INCREASE emissions by using up scarce battery material that could otherwise be used to electrify a lot MORE smaller cars (and e-bikes). Via Science Direct
@Brent Toderian Not only that but when you actually put a load on said vehicles their range reduces to the point of being useless. All in all with lithium technology, electrification of transportation is untenable.
Now to go take my wife out to a nice dinner, to soften the blow of what I'm about to spend on that fancy pants new C64.
(Not really, she just deserves a nice dinner because Pride stuff is dragging on her this year, and I can actually afford to be the provider just this once)
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