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“Puede no gustar, pero pido a todos estos racistas que o bien se queden en sus casas o bien que opositen y pidan ser transferidos a Melilla”, ha dicho el ministro con firmeza.
I'm sure they'll patch this out eventually. I've seen a few projects that are making pre-configured Windows installers that completely skip all the setup and just drop you into a desktop with a default user account and all the telemetry disabled,.
‼️ La Justicia gallega prohíbe a la Xunta habilitar nuevas macrogranjas en la comarca de A Limia
Así lo ordena el TS de Justicia de Galicia en la sentencia –a la que ha tenido acceso 'Climática'– que condena al Gobierno regional por la contaminación del embalse de As Conchas, en A Limia. Tampoco podrán ampliarse las explotaciones existentes. “Es una medida que no tiene ningún precedente y de enorme calado”, celebra uno de los abogados de los vecinos damnificados.
Europe, Asia, and the rest of the world need to wake up to the reality that America is gone, and it's not coming back. Not in our generation, maybe not in a few. The world needs to move on, take the hit, handle the recession, and admit we have a new hermit kingdom on Earth.
"But Quinn, you don't know how much that destroys the global economy and global systems!" Yeah I do, it's going to completely horrible. People will suffer and die, but they are doing that right now, and the rich world is ignoring it, because it's USAID for that? It's dead, it's gone, it's not coming back. If America does come back, it won't ever be the same.
It's broken, we're broken, we're breaking the world. If you refuse to acknowledge the situation, you can't cope with it. The king is mad, and Olympus is fallen, the the fortress is breached, whatever metaphor works for you.
What doesn't work is pretending things are normal, or that you can deal with America like it's a normal nation. It's a nuclear super power gone mad.
If you weren't raised in a dangerously abusive house navigating around a deranged and violent relative, well, now is your chance to learn how to do that.
In general it's to get away as much as you can, don't confront them, and slowly but surely cut them out of your life.
It took a few Scottish sci-fi authors to point this out, but it is the most obvious fact about the concept. Money is a technology for triaging scarcity. It is something you only need when you have to…
I’ve been thinking about this , too- and I agree with you. It’s not coming back. But we need to be thinking about where we want to go in the aftermath of this. There were endemic problems in the US prior to this- and we should aim to solve for those moving forward. I mean, it’s going to be bad for sure. But “getting it back” I think inadvertently implies “back” is someplace we should want to get to again. And given it led to where we are now, I’m not so sure.
Top church leaders in the Holy Land asserted Monday that Israeli authorities “facilitate and enable” the presence of Israeli settlers who have intensified attacks in recent weeks on the only entirely Christian Palestinian village remaining in the occupied West Bank.
Greek Orthodox Patriarch Theophilos III and Latin Patriarch Pierbattista Pizzaballa denounced an incident last week when settlers set fires near the community’s church.
The UK-wide protests on Saturday 12 July against the proscription of Palestine Action have exposed a stark divide in the policing response across different forces.
Raids and repression to different degrees across the country are indicative of the chaos the government has unleashed with its order that permits police to treat protestors holding cardboard signs as if they were terrorists.
Update (7/14/25): CNN reported that President Donald Trump called Charlie Kirk on Saturday:President Donald Trump defended Attorney General Pam Bondi over the weekend amid criticism from some in his base over a memo about accused sex trafficker Jeffr…
Hani al-Dali explains to Al Mayadeen how the Palestinian Resistance's actions and conditions are shaping ceasefire talks and challenging "Israel's" plans in Gaza.
The #US has imposed sanctions on #UN Human Rights Council Special Rapporteur Francesca #Albanese for using her position to oppose the most thoroughly documented #genocide in #history.
At the same time, the US has removed #Syria’s Al Qaeda franchise #HTS from its list of designated terrorist organizations, because its leader successfully carried out the regime change in Damascus that the western empire had been chasing for years.
At the same time, the #UK has added nonviolent anti-genocide activism group #PalestineAction to its list of banned terrorist organizations for opposing the #Gaza holocaust.
At the same time, the Israeli prime minister who is carrying out that holocaust has nominated the American president who is helping him perpetrate genocidal atrocities for a Nobel Peace Prize.
At the same time, Israel has continued its ban on foreign journalists entering Gaza, while also arresting the Israeli journalist who helped expose the #IDF officials who cooked up fake atrocity propaganda about burnt babies on# October7.
At the same time, the #Trump administration has enraged its MAGA base by concluding that Jeffrey #Epstein had no client list for any kind of sexual blackmail operation and definitely committed suicide.
The western empire is one nonstop insult to our intelligence. The peace advocates are terrorists, the genocide architects deserve peace prizes, the journalists are dangerous, and Epstein was just a wealthy socialite who made a few mistakes.
They do everything they can to make us stupid via #propaganda, Silicon Valley information control, and indoctrination schooling systems, and then they treat us like we’re morons for the rest of our lives.
The empire depends on ignorance. The more stupid, racist, gullible, and easily distracted we become, the nastier agendas the empire can roll out. Now here we are watching a live-streamed genocide unfold right in front of our eyes for nearly two years while being tube fed a daily diet of the most ridiculous lies imaginable.
As Aaron Bushnell said, this is what our ruling class has decided will be normal.
ANYONE WONDER WHY ALL THE FLOODING IS HAPPENING IN PLACES' WHERE THE COUNTRY OR STATES IS NOT ALWAYS ALIGNING WITH HEGEMONY FROM WASHGINGTO DC AND NATO? DO YOUR RESEARCH!
The company I work at (a plumbing and heating merchant) is having a massive push on renewables - heat pumps, solar, full works. Great! Much sustainable, many aura points.
In the background, I've been informed last week that marketing copy for the products we sell is now going to be generated by AI, and one of my responsibilities going forwards is going to be checking it for accuracy. This is on top of having Gemini thrust upon me and every meeting watching everyone using that god-forsaken "summary" tool* instead of just taking notes with a pen like a normal fucking human being.
Like, ffs, guys, the environmental impact of AI is hardly unknown here.
*as a rational human being, this has incentivised me to up my previously natural *mild but non-zero* usage of cockney rhyming slang to the max.
Fuck you, I will have Google thinking we're a butchers shop based in Barnet selling loaves of bread and pork pies to Scooby-Doo and Pete Tong by the end of August.
Estamos aquí viendo con horror como cada vez se juntan más nazis en Torre Pacheco pero os voy a decir una cosa: si miráis los canales de Telegram donde se mueven los votantes de extrema derecha (no hablo de los nazis que se van allí a pegar palos a inmigrantes, hablo de votantes) como el canal de Alvise, por ejemplo, tienen montada tremenda máquina de realidad alternativa donde son los inmigrantes quienes se organizan y básicamente van matando por la calle con machetes a todos los españoles con los que se cruzan.
Ponen imágenes que no se corresponden con los sucesos, de otros países, de otros momentos, incluso de casos donde pintan a víctimas de agresiones homófobas por parte de la extrema derecha de víctimas de los malvados comandos magrebíes. Sin vergüenza ninguna.
¿Y sabéis qué? Da igual que les digas que esas imágenes no se corresponden con los sucesos, esas personas han elegido vivir en esa realidad alternativa y en eses canales están pidiendo: SANGRE.
@jozsi en las próximas elecciones generales esta gente va a sacar muchísimos votos, y precisamente porque estos años el "gobierno más progresista desde el pleistoceno" no ha hecho NADA por pararlos, y ahora su maquinaria de propaganda está incrustadísima en el tejido de la sociedad civil. Esto va a ir a peor antes de ponerse mejor.
@LostTransposon @jozsi si perrosanxe no se acobarda (cosa que no descarto) y convoca elecciones anticipadas aún nos quedan dos años antes de que pueda pasar eso. Dos años es un margen de tiempo suficiente como para que si hay voluntad política se pueda hacer algo, pero again, si hay voluntad, y yo del psoe me espero entre cero y nada, por no hablar de los socios de gobierno. Veremos qué pasa pero pintan bastos.
Pues espero que su mujer y Puente estén encima de él como la otra vez para hacerle resistir. Porque no quiero algo peor que el 2008, por mucho que pueda autoexiliarme un tiempo.
@jozsi no solo en las urnas. Con el rollo de la seguridad montan esos canales.
En mi pueblo natal ha crecido tanto el fascismo con el rollo de "para protegernos" que tienen un canal llamado "la patrulla". Y anda medio pueblo metido.
Van informando de gente sospechosa.
Me enteré en una comida y no daba crédito. Dicen que es "porque han crecido mucho los robos". Es falso, viven una irrealidad como comenta @Shine_McShine que no lleva a nada bueno para nadie.
@fanta @jozsi hoy me he levantado de la siesta y he visto que alguien (no sé quien) me había metido en un canal de telegram llamado "salvem Manresa". Era un canal de fascistas catalanistas (votantes de Sivia Orriols) y aquello era un hervidero de bulos, desinformación y xenofobia (y, qué cosas, sionismo). Me he enfadado mucho y he abandonado el grupo, pero me he quedado con un regusto horrible.
Y de nuevo: esto no es espontáneo, ni descentralizado, ni al azar. Hay grupos de personas coordinadas para esparcir esos bulos con una finalidad muy concreta.
Grupos que tienen material audiovisual a su disposición para lanzarlo en los canales adecuados y cosechar las tempestades de la indignación nazi.
Gente perfectamente consciente de que estas actuaciones que llevan a cabo pueden tener consecuencias horribles, y hablo de muertes, y aún así no van a dudar ni un segundo en hacerlo otra vez y las veces que hagan falta.
en el libro "El enemigo conoce el sistema" Marta Peirano lo describe muy bien.
Es algo antiguo, pero recomiendo el libro. No dice nada que tú a estas alturas no sepas, pero lo tienes todo junto... y da miedo. Está muy bien investigado.
(@minipetite pero creo no pasa mucho por Mastodon)
es una telaraña difícil de combatir porque hay mucha gente que ha decidido creerse conscientemente las mentiras que se difunden en esos basureros. No les importa en absoluto la verdad, ya tienen la suya y buscan legitimar su racismo cómo sea.
Y ya no hablo precisamente de los nazis que van a apalear inmigrantes, hablo de la gente que mantiene cierta connivencia o directamente disculpan su violencia.
el capitalismo tiene los mismos problemas que ha tenido siempre y otra vez, como los mismos problemas de hace siglos, la pobreza, el desempleo, la enorme desigualdad y más es siempre más fácil buscar un chivo expiatorio, que ponerse a dar una clase de historia, antropología o sociología la gente piensa es culpa de fulanito, porque el sistema es intocable y listo cuando reducis la compleja realidad social a un nosotros contra ellos, el fascismo avanza
y como siempre, muestra las limitaciones de los políticos, incluso de aquellos que dicen ser de izquierdas, que están encorsetados en la lógica del capital
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You can't really understand the MAGA base's sense of betrayal on the Epstein Files without understanding "QAnon" and the long-held belief that Trump is secretly at war against a cabal of Democrat child abusers, writes CNN’s Brian Stelter. cnn.com/2025/07/14/media/trump…
One of the problems with vibe coding is that the hardest part of software engineering is not writing the code, rather it's *choosing* what to code, and designing the system (and, later on, maintaining the code/operations/etc)
The barriers and investment cost to writing code is itself a *desirable* aspect of software engineering because it forces you to make careful, good choices before you invest in building something
Because the majority of the time spent writing, say, curl, is not writing the original tool but rather maintaining it over time, it's important to make good choices from the beginning, and at every major version change
Early in my career, I built a system for a customer that made it easier for their university to automate sending invitations and login instructions for new users.
I missed some key differences in some user environments that weren't covered in my testing, and I ended up sending thousands of malformed login invitations... twice.
If I'd been forced to write separate login invitations manually for each segment of the user population, I would also have been forced to do more fine grained testing and take more care to ensure it works and think through the details.
But as a starryeyed new engineer, I was too excited by the idea of automating the whole thing in one go. I made it too easy to distribute the impact of my mistake, and I wasted the time of thousands of users.
Back in the waterfall days we reckoned about 40% design, 10% coding, 50% testing. Which did on occasion result in nervous clients who observed that we were a third of the way through the timescale and hadn't written any code yet ... but we did usually deliver to spec on time and on budget.
not too long ago, elsewhere, I read a post by someone who had vibe coded an app of 60k lines of code, and was looking for a professional developer to "fix the last bugs [they] couldn't fix with genAI". They had a couple hundred bucks to put on the table. I'd be surprised if their app could not be made with less than 10k locs...
I think it's an immature attitude borne out of people resigned to working within languages and frameworks that force a lot of 'boilerplate' on them, who haven't had a chance to develop the understanding that there are better approaches (more expressive *durable* abstractions, etc)
Proponents of the tool seem to extrapolate from the relative increase in ability of these tools in the past 6 months (mostly due to more cleverly wiring them up to the ability to use external tools and edit files) that in another 6 months they'll solve significant issues of design ... and I'm not seeing evidence of it
There’s nights in the deep end of summer so hot and thick and wet you can feel the dark wrinkling up your fingers like bathwater—and my last night breathing was one of those. 2 a.m.
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I just read in the Wall Street Journal that certain areas of San Francisco remain a ‘no go zone’, despite the best and most valiant efforts of our amazing ‘only good mayor in a while’, the billionaire whose mama paid for his campaign.
The no go zone, supposedly, includes the place I live in; where in the same article the same mayor says ‘it also has the highest number of children’
let me take out my crystal ball called pattern recognition to see what will happen. i see... bickering back and forth, legal suits that go no where, congressional hearings maybe... that result in nothing... fauci dies of old age and ultra rich... years later it is announced that the crimes are chargeable and fauci is indicted. since he's dead he can't appear in court and the case is closed. the public wins! (nothing of course but yeah! we did it... or something)
@Murray_N actually in this day and age, that is extremely believable. "hasn't he gone thru enough already? what difference at this point does it make?" (last one was dropped there on purpose)
And so the reality of running a council & the views of ReformUK have (without much delay) collided, as Kent Country Council discover the sending migrant workers home might have a major impact on the ability of the council to deliver social care..... oh dear, reality has bit them in the bum.
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As an inveterate list-maker with failing health and spoons, something I find genuinely really helpful from the 2010's "productivity porn" explosion is David Allen's approach to job-lists (of "Getting Things Done" fame)
Essentially, my interpretation of it is this: you have a list, which can be as long as it needs to be, of stuff that needs/wants to be done, but unless it's "100%-absolutely-no fucking about" time-sensitive, it doesn't go on your daily tasks lists. If it can wait until tomorrow, it DOES NOT go on today's list.
I have stuff that *absolutely* needs to be done today - empty the dishwasher, clean the kitchen before tonight's dinner, empty the bins because it's bin day tomorrow and so on.
At the moment, because I'm on a low-energy day, they're the ONLY things on my "today" list.
Once they're done, if and only if I have spoons, I might refer to my longer "to do" list, and decide that I can, actually, put some stakes in my tomato plant pots and prop them up. Or maybe do a little bit of cooking to set me up better for this coming week.
But neither of those things are *urgent* in the same way as needing a clean kitchen is, so they don't go on the list whilst I'm twitchy on energy levels, because the mental impact of "shit, I didn't manage my list" is genuinely really bad for me.
I have a long list - I use Remember The Milk, which I basically use to capture literally everything I want to do.
Once a week, I consciously sit down and review it. At the moment, it's got 41 items on it. That's about normal for me.
Of those 41, only 1 of those currently HAS to be done today (empty the bins, I've already done some others of the HAVE TO variety). These are priority 1 (in this particular app, they're highlighted red)
I've then got a few which are not MUST DO TODAY but are a little time-sensitive. Staking my tomato plants is one of them - I clearly can't just keep ignoring it, because at some point they'll grow too big and fall over. These are priority 2, and so I will do those if I have energy to spare.
I then have priority 3 - these are things I'd really *like* to do, but are not time-crucial. I've a bunch of recipes to write-up and share, for instance, but the world won't stop turning if it takes me another 3 weeks to do this. I want to experiment more with growing lettuce and cabbage in milk bottles using hydroponics, but this is something that will please me, but is not time-sensitive.
Priority 4 is for things I'd "sort of" like to do, but am not massively or immediately passionate about. For instance, I'd like to find a decent alternative to google drive for hosting my recipes. My world won't end if I never do this; I'd like to, but it's at the lowest point on my priorities. I quite often delete stuff from here, if it's no longer important or relevant.
I also have a "someday/maybe" list, separate, where I keep stuff I'm only vaguely interested in - as an example, I have "learn how to sew" on this. This is basically a dumping ground for stuff I find interesting. I check it once a week, and delete or add as appropriate.
(I had a lot of camping-related stuff on here through 2020/2021, which I've since deleted as it became clear that I'm not well enough anymore, but at the time, it made all sorts of sense given that I wasn't comfortable with flying, but still wanted to holiday)
The point is to keep track of everything that you might want, and to be VERY comfortable with deleting stuff when it's no longer relevant to you.
Once you've done the "must be done today", is the old "put something on your list and immediately tick it off"
I did just manage to stake my tomato plants; I've also managed to make cold brew for tomorrow.
This isn't *only* for the feelz-good, it's also to be able to look back on tomorrow if needed, and say "ah, maybe that might have been a bit much, now that I think about it?"
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Neofeud is a Dystopic Cyberpunk adventure game in the vein of Blade Runner, but with an overlay of Game of Thrones-like political intrigue, and 1366x768, hand-painted, stylized visuals.
Liberate yourself as far as you can, and you have done your part; for it is not given to every one to break through all limits, or, more expressively: not to every one is that a limit which is a limit for the rest... he who overturns one of his limits may have shown others the way and the means. -- Max Stirner
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