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Oh, honey! 💖 I totally feel ya! Stress is such a drag. Have you tried taking some time for yourself? Like, a nice bubble bath with some candles? Or maybe some meditation? Also, deep breathing exercises can be a lifesaver! And remember, it's okay to say "no" sometimes too!
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Netanyahou ne peut plus être accusé de mener une guerre inutile. Cette guerre a un but, et c'est un but criminel. Une fois de plus, on ne peut pas reprocher aux commandants de l'armée de tuer en vain. Ils tuent dans le cadre d'une guerre de nettoyage ethnique. Gideon Levy, Haaretz.
The Grand Mufti of Oman, Sheikh Ahmed bin Hamad Al Khalili, on Sunday appealed to Islamic countries in general and Arab countries in particular, to come to the aid of their brothers in the Gaza Strip, who are being subjected to a crime of exterminati…
The Real CIA Vol. 1 | 693 Pages of Forbidden Government Secrets On June 25th, 2007, the CIA quietly released 693 pages of their most classified secrets. No announcement, no fanfare—just a document dum
Trump signed "The Genius Act",historic legislation into law,this is not an executive order,this is a global digital currency revolution ,read the fine print.All stablecoin issuers must possess the technical capability to seize, freeze, or burn payment stablecoins when legally required and must comply with lawful orders to do so. in this new money system this is the first move in something bigger world wide whitehouse.gov/fact-sheets/202….
MAKING AMERICA THE LEADER IN DIGITAL ASSETS: Today, President Donald J. Trump signed the GENIUS Act into law, a historic piece of legislation that will
I'm listening to the replay of yesterday's No Agenda Show podcast. In which segment do they discuss how Trump is trying to cover up the fact that a Jewish mafia is coercing our leaders into compromising positions and then blackmailing them by trying to get irrelevant Grand Jury testimony released?
Isn't Trump's attempted cover up of that Jewish mafia extortion Treason?
Le pape exprime sa profonde tristesse après l'attaque contre une église catholique à Gaza et appelle à la fin de la « brutalité de la guerre ». Leur humanité se réveille sur un tas de pierres, mais ils n'étaient pas dérangé par des images d'enfants sans tête !!
Pars Today – Iran's Foreign Minister rejected claims by three European countries regarding the activation of mechanisms under the 2015 nuclear deal, stress...
@greenzeta in a country where you can be legally murdered at the behest of your (involuntarily) state-appointed guardians, yeah suing the cops is a death sentence
@Killer_Mule In Sweden there have been instances where the police failed to recognize handicap. Someone who have had their speech affected by a previous stroke was treated rather rough, basically assaulted by the cops.
In another occasion several cops opened fire at, shot and killed a young man with down syndrome. Since he had a plastic toy gun...
These are the effects of Jewry, policys have destroyed the police force. They can no longer afford to exclude low intelligent applicants.
The president signaled his support for spy chief Gabbard's claims that Obama fabricated evidence to make it seem like Russia interfered in the 2016 election in a bid to undermine Trump's win.
The list in the image includes a mix of political, intelligence, and government figures from the US and abroad, but not all of them were directly involved in Russia’s 2016 election interference or the official investigations into it.
Some of the people listed (like Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, James Comey, John Brennan, and Robert Mueller) played prominent roles as decision-makers, investigators, or political figures during the aftermath and inquiries, while others are journalists, foreign officials, or individuals only tangentially mentioned in related reports—the core of the actual Russian interference was conducted by Russian actors, not most of the names on the list.
The official Mueller investigation and congressional probes cast a *wide net* and mentioned hundreds of people, but this list appears to broadly include anyone discussed or referenced in those contexts, including those who had no direct connection to Russia’s interference itself.
Hello I need $10 by the 21st so I can get my prescription refilled. I don't have an drs appointment for weeks and they will not allow you to leave messages. So my only choice is to get a prescription from an online doctor.
"Employeur : Utopia 56 Type de contrat : Stage (2 mois) Prise de poste : 4 aout 2025 Lieu de travail : Paris Utopia 56 est une association créée en novembre 2015 en Bretagne pour encadrer le bénévolat qui se déployait alors sur la jungle de Calais. Avec des actions 24h/24 et 7j/7 sur [...] L’article Utopia 56 Paris – Stage 2 mois : Pôle Logistique est apparu en premier sur Utopia 56."
Have you wondered what a medieval king did on a typical day? Thanks to Christine de Pizan, we have an account of what daily life was like for King Charles V of France.
60% to 80% of social media users get most or all of their news from headlines alone. Hopefully, most users of the fediverse fall into the remaining 20% to 40%.
The Deputy Chief of Army Operations announced that Iran successfully restored coverage over its airspace by deploying existing air defense platforms and replacing damaged units with new systems.
Kitten’s JavaScript tagged template strings (`kitten.html`) no longer fail to render as expected when interpolated values are used inside of Markdown where the Markdown render changes source order.
So, for example, the following will now work correctly, whereas, previously, the link source and link text would have been erroneously flipped:
To implement the fix, I’ve moved Markdown rendering outside of the main render loop and into a pre-render stage and implemented a simple Markdown render tree that non-recursively handles all Markdown region renders.
The U.S. says it doesn’t want war with China. But the trillion-dollar budgets, the arms deals, the troop deployments, and the rising drumbeat of “deterrence”...
Italian kitchen tiles are built to endure the demands of a busy kitchen while maintaining their beauty through years of use. But not all tiles are equal. A stunning showroom sample might not hold up in a real kitchen. Here’s how to pick one that will.
A kitchen backsplash is more than a pretty surface—it’s a protector. It stands up to the mess of cooking: splattered oil, spilled sauces, and hot steam. Italian tiles turn this functional feature into a timeless statement, blending durability with elegance.
Italian kitchen tiles are built to endure the demands of a busy kitchen while maintaining their beauty through years of use. But not all tiles are equal. A stunning showroom sample might not hold up in a real kitchen. Here’s how to pick one that will.
Why Backsplashes Are Essential
A backsplash is a kitchen’s shield. Cooking sends grease, water, and food crashing into your walls. Without a barrier, stains, peeling paint, or mold can take over. Italian tiles create a resilient, easy-to-clean surface that handles the chaos with ease.
But as a focal point at eye level, the backsplash also sets the kitchen’s tone. A clashing or dated tile can disrupt the space, while the right one pulls everything together, creating a warm, cohesive feel.
The Italian Tile Advantage
Italian tiles are more than a label—they’re a tradition. Italy’s centuries-old tile-making craft combines artistry with technical precision, delivering tiles that excel in both form and function.
Italian kitchen tiles offer:
Porcelain or premium ceramic: Porcelain’s low porosity fights off water and stains, while ceramic balances strength with flexibility.
High-fired durability: These tiles resist cracking or warping, even under stress.
Unique aesthetics: Rich glazes and varied textures give Italian tiles a depth that mass-produced alternatives can’t match.
Their earthy palettes—soft creams, muted greens, or warm taupes—feel natural and timeless, adapting to any kitchen’s light and mood.
Selecting a Style That Lasts
Tile trends are fleeting—one season it’s geometric patterns, the next it’s shiny finishes. A backsplash should age gracefully. Italian kitchen tiles lean on classic designs, like simple rectangles with hand-finished edges or subtle glazes, that don’t go out of style.
For modern kitchens, Italian tiles offer sleek, minimalist options, crafted with the same premium materials. Whether your style is cozy or contemporary, there’s an Italian tile that feels right without chasing trends.
Installation: The Make-or-Break Step
Even top-tier tiles fail with poor installation. Unsealed grout invites stains. Misaligned tiles collect dirt or crack. Low-quality adhesives lead to loose tiles over time.
Handcrafted Italian tiles, with their unique imperfections, demand skilled installation to shine. Details like precise outlet cuts, clean countertop transitions, and seamless corners elevate the look. Hire a pro who knows their craft to match the tile’s quality.
Exploring New Ideas
The standard backsplash stops at the cabinets, but you can push further. In kitchens without upper cabinets, run Italian tiles to the ceiling for a bold, unified effect. Extra height behind the stove adds protection where it’s needed most. Tiling around windows can make the space feel brighter and more open.
Consider subtle color or texture—a soft navy or faded terracotta adds character without dominating. For maintenance, matte or textured tiles hide fingerprints better than glossy ones, especially in well-lit kitchens.
Pitfalls to Dodge
Avoid mixing tile styles or grout colors—it looks chaotic.
Always seal grout, even with sealed tiles.
Tile the entire splash zone. Partial coverage leaves walls exposed.
Final Thought
A great backsplash blends into your kitchen’s flow, handling daily wear while quietly enhancing the space. Italian kitchen tiles offer that rare mix of resilience and beauty, built to last through years of cooking and cleaning.
Choose with intention, prioritizing what feels right for your home over passing trends. With the right Italian tiles, your backsplash becomes more than a feature—it becomes the heart of your kitchen.
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@Twig Maybe? The point is the polls say we want somebody in jail. It won't be Obama but Trump is having a great time trolling him. I'd settle for Comey, Brennan, Clapper, McCabe, Strzok...That would be acceptable. Tulsi has balls. Let's see if Pam can muster up some of her own.
@Twig I'm not underestimating him. I think there is only so much that can be done. Abolishing the cia has been attempted...I have hope but not Qtard level hope.
@djsumdog @Twig The whole point is that everyone associated with Epstein is not guilty. This could set up the government to be sued by anyone mentioned. It's a fk'n waste of time, but what ever makes people feel better.
Yea, that ain't happening. And this is not "Trump's game." He flew on Epstein's jet too. This is the CIA's game, and everything they're giving us is a stage show.
It's all bullshit man. A big stage show. I would be more shocked if there was a president in our lifetime that didn't have any sexual blackmail on them. (Orange Man and Kenyan National included)
@TurdFerguson @Twig Well then, we have nothing to lose anyway. At the very least Trump has set some lasting things in motion. Tulsi/Vance ticket might keep it going.
Environmental Impacts of Plastic Pyrolysis: Is It a Green Solution?
Plastic waste has become one of the most pressing environmental challenges of our time. With millions of tons of plastic ending up in landfills and oceans every year, it’s no wonder that researchers and industries are looking for more effective ways to recycle and reduce plastic waste. One such solution gaining attention is plastic pyrolysis. But as with any emerging technology, the question remains: is plastic pyrolysis truly a green solution, or does it come with its own environmental cost?
What is Plastic Pyrolysis? Before diving into its environmental impacts, let’s first understand what plastic pyrolysis is. Pyrolysis is a chemical process in which organic materials—like plastic—are heated in an oxygen-free environment. This heating process breaks down the plastic into simpler chemicals, often producing fuels like oil and gas, as well as carbon-rich solid residues like char.
Unlike traditional recycling methods, which often require plastics to be sorted and cleaned, pyrolysis allows for the treatment of mixed plastic waste, making it an attractive option for recycling plastics that are difficult to process through conventional means.
Potential Environmental Benefits of Plastic Pyrolysis Despite some concerns, pyrolysis is often hailed as a potential breakthrough in managing plastic waste. Here are a few reasons why:
Waste Reduction One of the most significant benefits of pyrolysis is its ability to reduce the volume of plastic waste. Plastic waste that would typically end up in landfills or polluting the oceans can be converted into useful products, such as oil and gas. By reducing waste, pyrolysis helps alleviate the burden on landfills and contributes to a cleaner environment.
Lower Carbon Emissions Compared to Landfilling In comparison to landfilling, pyrolysis can produce significantly lower carbon emissions. While landfills produce methane—a potent greenhouse gas—pyrolysis, if properly managed, has the potential to capture carbon and convert it into useful products like fuel or chemicals. This can reduce the overall carbon footprint associated with plastic waste.
Energy Recovery The process of plastic pyrolysis plant produces oil, which can be refined into valuable fuels. These fuels can potentially replace fossil fuels in certain applications, thereby contributing to a reduction in dependency on crude oil and coal. Some proponents argue that pyrolysis could be an integral part of the renewable energy transition.
Reduced Pollution from Incineration Traditional waste-to-energy plants burn plastic waste, releasing harmful pollutants into the atmosphere, including dioxins and furans. Pyrolysis, on the other hand, operates in a controlled, oxygen-free environment, significantly reducing the risk of toxic emissions that contribute to air pollution and climate change.
Environmental Challenges and Concerns Despite its potential, plastic pyrolysis is not without its environmental challenges. Here are some of the key concerns that must be addressed before this technology can be considered a truly sustainable solution:
Air Pollution and Toxic Emissions Though pyrolysis can reduce emissions compared to incineration, the process is not entirely free of harmful gases. The thermal decomposition of plastics can release volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and other pollutants. If not properly controlled, these emissions can harm the environment and human health.
Energy Intensity The pyrolysis process requires high temperatures (usually between 300-900°C), which means it can be energy-intensive. If the energy required to run pyrolysis units comes from non-renewable sources, the overall environmental benefit of the process could be negated. For pyrolysis to be truly green, it needs to be powered by renewable energy, such as solar or wind.
Waste Residue: The Char Problem The pyrolysis process also produces a solid residue, often referred to as “char.” While char can be used for certain purposes, such as soil amendment or activated carbon, its disposal can be problematic. If not handled properly, this byproduct can contribute to land and water pollution.
Feedstock Quality and Contaminants Plastic waste often contains contaminants such as metals, dyes, and other chemicals. When these materials undergo pyrolysis, harmful byproducts may be produced. The presence of mixed plastic types and impurities could result in the release of more toxic substances, complicating the waste management process.
Is Pyrolysis Truly a Green Solution? The answer isn’t clear-cut. Plastic pyrolysis offers several environmental benefits, particularly in terms of waste reduction and energy recovery. However, it also comes with significant challenges that must be addressed to ensure it doesn’t inadvertently contribute to further environmental degradation.
To be a truly green solution, pyrolysis needs to:
Improve emission control technologies to minimize the release of harmful gases and particulates.
Integrate renewable energy sources to power the process and reduce its carbon footprint.
Develop better feedstock sorting and contamination removal to prevent the release of hazardous materials during decomposition.
Moreover, pyrolysis should not be viewed as a one-size-fits-all solution to the plastic waste problem. Instead, it should be part of a broader strategy that includes reducing plastic production, increasing recycling rates, and promoting alternatives to single-use plastics.
The Road Ahead Plastic pyrolysis is a promising technology, but it is not without its environmental risks. Its success in becoming a truly green solution will depend on how well these challenges are addressed through research, innovation, and the adoption of best practices in industrial implementation.
As the world grapples with the ongoing plastic crisis, it’s important to remember that no single technology can solve the problem on its own. A multi-faceted approach—combining reduction, recycling, innovation, and policy changes—is necessary to make meaningful progress toward a sustainable future free from plastic waste.
In conclusion, while plastic pyrolysis may be a step in the right direction, it must continue to evolve and improve to fulfill its potential as an environmentally friendly waste management solution.
Perdonad es que estoy preparando una asignatura nueva que tengo que dar el curso que viene y hay bastante química, y claro, pues me vienen chistes malos a la cabeza.
¿Que podría preparar todo el material pidiéndoselo a ChatGPT? Podría, pero con qué cara le pido yo entonces a mi alumnado que se estudien algo que ni yo mismo me he molestado en preparar.
Lo cual me lleva a preguntar, me suena haber visto algún símbolo que significaba "hecho sin IA", si alguien lo tiene a mano y lo quiere compartir se lo agradecería mucho porque tengo la intención de publicar el material que prepare y quiero que quede bien claro que lo ha hecho una persona humana y no un autocorrector glorificado.
Download and add the Not By AI badge to showcase your AI-free & human-first approach to content creation (writings, art, photos, paintings, videos, and music)
@SystemArchetype de la propia página "if you estimate that at least 90% of your content is created by humans, you are eligible to add the badges". No sé si es lo que buscas...
Un poco al hilo de esto, leí ayer en Masto de un profesor que en lugar de pedir a sus alumnos que no usasen IA, les pedía que hiciesen el trabajo con ChatGPT y luego lo investigasen y explicasen por qué estaba mal. |Y me pareció una estrategia genial!
@doragasu dejando de lado el tema del uso de recursos, agua y energía que genera la IAg y la parte del latrocinio de propiedad intelectual, no me parece para nada una estrategia buena, la primera porque no necesariamente ha de estar mal, y la segunda porque la parte de la explicación también te la puede hacer ChatGPT así que no hemos solucionado nada.
A mí me parece buena idea si partes del enfoque de que por mucho que pidas a tus alumnos que no usen ChatGPT lo van a usar igualmente. Y así por lo menos igual aprenden por qué no deben usarlo en el futuro. Entiendo que el profesor primero verificó que ChatGPT daba datos incorrectos del tema, y cuando esto ocurre, dudo mucho que ChatGPT sea capaz de elaborar una explicación coherente, si ni siquiera es capaz de dar el dato correcto.
@doragasu un par de consideraciones a lo que cuentas: la primera es que va a ser muy difícil por parte del profesorado cerciorarse de que el chatbot vaya a dar la explicación bien o mal, porque precisamente estás herramientas van cambiando la respuesta en función de cómo se formule la pregunta, hablo incluso de que usar sinónimos (por ejemplo cambiar "usar" por "utilizar" en la pregunta) arrojan respuestas diferentes, por lo que es prácticamente imposible saber de antemano qué te va a contestar. La segunda es que, aunque la respuesta esté mal, por supuesto que te lo va a presentar de forma coherente. Precisamente los LLM operan así, son modelos estadísticos entrenados para generar respuestas COHERENTES, que sean correctas o no es secundario, y el alumnado se lo cree básicamente porque están redactadas así.
Lo del gasto de recursos y la violación de copyright pues tienes toda la razón, pero a mí este caso concreto me parece la excepción a la regla, ya que la idea es desincentivar el uso de IAs, mostrar a los alumnos por qué no es práctico usarlas.
FFC’s Handala Launches from Gallipoli, Begins Final Leg of Its Journey to Break the Blockade — For the Children of Gaza #Palestinefreedomflotilla.org/2025/07/20…
A lifelong baseball fan, Catherine Staggs set out with her family to visit all 30 Major League Baseball stadiums across the United States. That love of the game eventually led them to settle in Houston about eight years ago – a choice that helped lead Staggs to NASA’s Johnson Space Center, where she is a […]
Im Jahr 2011 haben wir uns mit den EU Forschungsprojekten beschäftigt und bemerkt, dass mit sehr viel Geld Forschung gefördert wird, die weit mehr als "Dual-Use" eigentlich ganz primär zu Überwachungszwecken und im polizeilichen und militärischen Umfeld genutzt werden kann und auch genutzt wurde. Eines dieser Projekte hieß Indect - hier alle unsere Artikel, die sich mit Indect beschäftigt haben.
Indect - Intelligent information system supporting observation, searching and detection for security of citizens in urban environment - beschäftigt sich mit der individuellen Videoüberwachung von Menschen, die durch "abnormales Verhalten" aufgefallen sind. Übungsplatz sollte damals ein Fußballstadion in Polen werden. Dort sollten Hooligens identifiziert werden. Nach Protesten wurde der Einsatz dort (wohl) abgebrochen.
Wir haben in den 15 Jahren danach noch viele weitere ähnliche Vorhaben, meist auf nationaler Ebene erlebt, wie z.B. die "intelligente Videoüberwachung auf dem Berliner Bahnhof Südkreuz, gegen die wir mit vielen Aktionen aktiv waren. Für den praktischen Einsatz sind eigentlich alle diese Projekte gescheitert.
Das sollte uns optimistisch stimmen. Allerdings würden wir dann übersehen, dass sich die technischen Fertigkeiten der damals entwickelten Programme inzwischen perfektioniert haben und Teil normaler Software geworden sind.
Am letzten Wochenende konnten wir diese Perfektion beim Lauf der MuddyAngels auf der Trabrennbahn Berlin Karlshorst selbst erfahren. Die Teilnehmerinnen konnten vor dem Schlammlauf für Brustkrebsprävention Fotografen für sich buchen. Aber wie sollte es diesen (wenigen) Fotografen gelingen unter ca. 13.000 Läuferinnen die sie Bezahlenden herausfinden?
Indect macht es einfach
Nur wenige Stunden nach Abschluss der Veranstaltung konnte frau ein Foto von sich auf den Server der Fotografen hochladen und die Software identifizierte aus den Tausenden von Fotos und 13.000 Läuferinnen diejenigen Fotos heraus, auf denen eine Ähnlichkeit mit dem hochgeladenen Foto gefunden wurde. Und wir müssen feststellen - Indect funktionierte in unserem Fall fehlerfrei.
Selbst auf Fotos, auf denen die betreffende Person nur im Hintergrund sichtbar war, wurden gefunden und zum Runterladen angezeigt.Wir können also weder bei der Bilderkennung, wie auch bei der Identifizierung von Stimmen, davon ausgehen, dass wir gegenüber der Software "im Rauschen der Massen" unauffindbar bleiben. Big Brother findet uns überall ...
Wir können in diesem Fall vom Wochenende nur feststellen, dass das Wort "Dual Use" auch mal positiv genutzt werden kann. Ansonsten hätten Menschen die Tausende Fotos sichten und zuordnen müssen - und der Preis dafür wäre wohl unbezahlbar geworden. Für unsere Privatsphäre ist damit leider nichts gewonnen.
Das habe ich damals mal (kurz) verfolgt. Ebenso fiel mir GODIAC ins Auge. Ich weiss heute nicht mehr viel, umso größer meine Freude, dass Ihr das im Blick habt. Beide Projekte wurden durch die EU gefördert. Godiac nahm - meiner Erinnerung nach Fragen der Auifstandsdynamik und - bekämpfung in den Blick. Insofern haben beide Programme auch eine Schnittstelle. Ein Bericht aus der damaligen Zeit findet sich hier: fm4v3.orf.at/stories/1682178/i…
(Mehr habe ich inhaltlich nicht zu bieten. Ich wollte nur die Gelegenheit nutzen, dass der Begriff nicht in Vergessenheit gerät.)
En ce moment, je fais un peu de biblio sur le calcul mental et ses variantes : calcul en ligne (quand on écrit des étapes les unes à la suite des autres) et calcul réfléchi (quand on pense à une stratégie).
Je suis tombée sur cette vidéo de Eric Trouillot que je trouve très intéressante :
Le calcul mental à l'école : culture, approche didactique et outils ludiques.Souvent perçu comme une discipline « mécanique » et dénuée d'intérêt propre, le ...
Comme ce sont des petits calculs faciles, le taux de succès est assez élevé. Ça s'enseigne bien, ça s'apprend bien.
Par contre, comme on fait des calculs avec des chiffres et qu'on perd le sens des nombres, on ne se rend pas compte quand on écrit des énormes horreurs.
Yavait un autre truc intéressant en début de vidéo, c'est un plaidoyer pour le calcul mental et la connaissance de ce qu'on appelle des "faits numériques".
Par exemple :
3 ✕ 2 = 6
Ou bien 12 est divisible par 4 et par 3.
Moi quand j'étais gamine, je pensais que c'était la loose d'apprendre par coeur. Ma mère et l'école m'avaient convaincue que le graal c'est de comprendre, pas de mémoriser.
The German weekly newspaper, Demokratischer Widerstand (“Democratic Resistance”), published post-Berlin conference interviews with Helga Zepp-LaRouche and German Armed Forces Retired Major Florian D.
La libération tardive de Georges Ibrahim Abdallah consacre la primauté de l’État de droit et constitue une victoire éclatante contre la criminalisation des luttes anticoloniales.
Ce 17 juillet 2025, la cour d’appel de Paris a ordonné la libération de Georges Ibrahim Abdallah, militant communiste libanais emprisonné depuis plus de 40 ans pour son engagement aux côtés du peuple palestinien.
Cette libération tardive consacre la primauté de l’État de droit sur des décennies de pressions politiques, notamment de la part des États-Unis, qui n’ont cessé d’interférer dans la justice française. Elle constitue une victoire éclatante contre la criminalisation des luttes anticoloniales.
Alors que Gaza subit un génocide et que la solidarité est criminalisée, cette libération tardive incarne la force des luttes pour la justice et la liberté des peuples et de l’importance des mobilisations populaires.
Au même moment, 32 États réunis à Bogota dans le cadre de la nouvelle coalition internationale Des Amis du Groupe de La Haye (FOTHG Friends Of the Hague Group), ont fait un pas historique contre l’impunité israélienne : embargo sur les armes, blocage logistique, audit des contrats publics complices de l’occupation et poursuites pour crimes de guerre.
also if an organization thinks asking users to follow the basic human rights declaration counts as a "limitation", that organization should be burned to the fucking ground
The new modal dialogs in GTK/gnome that are nailed to the parent window's center and can't be moved are such unintelligent design. Libreoffice now uses these for the paragraph style editing dialog so now you can't move the dialog anymore to look at the effect of your settings on the actual document. A similar issue happens with the "save as" dialog in many GTK applications. Often you'd want to look at the content of the document to decide on a file name.
I really hate this kind of reports. To promote the "importance" of someones profession is like giving the green light to the repression to go as far as they want with others. It is like some jobs are "good" and the citizen has a status and some others' jobs are nothing and they deserve to be repressed just because they don't have this kind of "professional status". These kind of reports only impose a dichotomy (especially in the working class) which is productive for the power and the forces of repression. We all should be more careful. Thanks for your efforts.
The crossing of lines is a tactic of repetition. By repeating the unreasonable it becomes not a bit more reasonable, but it does normalized. We should not get into the weeds with incredulity and instead address the pattern of normalization of political violence.
Apple "has quietly brought in dozens of veterans from Unit 8200, Israel’s shadowy military intelligence unit known for blackmail, mass surveillance, and targeted killings.
Many of these hires took place as Israel escalated its war on Gaza, and as CEO Tim Cook publicly expressed support for Israel while disciplining employees for pro-Palestinian expressions"
A thing that I didn't notice on time is that Mohamed Deif the very first day explained the reasons of #AlAqsaFlood. The western media propaganda made so much noise that made it invisible. So, let's put it (even belatedly) as a historical document that all the West pretended never appeared.
"On the day of the attack, Deif gave an audio address, his first since 2021, justifying it as a response to the "desecration" of the al-Aqsa Mosque and the killing and wounding of hundreds of Palestinians in 2023.[19][42][43] He called on Palestinians and Arab Israelis to "expel the occupiers and demolish the walls".[43][44] Announcing the start of "Operation Al-Aqsa Storm," Deif said that "In light of the continuing crimes against our people, in light of the orgy of occupation and its denial of international laws and resolutions, and in light of American and western support, we've decided to put an end to all this so that the enemy understands that he can no longer revel without being held to account."[8][11]"
: IMHO the western world (including me personally) is primarily to blame for the 2023-10-07 Hamas-violence, and therefore for the devastating Israeli response.
We just kept ignoring, for whatever reasons, the highly understandable frustration of the extremely humiliated Palestinians.
Any violence committed by Hamas, Hezbollah and others must ALSO be viewed from the perspective that we, the western world, "forgot" to demand and enforce that Palestinians have the same human rights as anyone else on this planet has (or should have).
OTOH: most Zionists say that no judge has yet ruled that Israel committed genocide (in spite of the massive amount of evidence, they do have a point). Comparably, the accusation that Deif and others committed warcrimes does not imply that they will be convicted.
Note: if *WE* fear that judges will be unfair, then we can no longer accuse our opponents of the same consideration.
Therefore I find the fact, that the ICC also wants to "see" Israëls opponents, quite understandable. There is more than one side to this story, and Zionists all over the world are looking at it from a *very* different perspective than you are and I am.
But perhaps the western world (not including Israel) should stand trial *first*.
We kept looking the other way while tensions rose and laws were broken, inevitably leading to escalation. At the very least we should have a good look in the mirror before we blame *anyone* in the Middle-East.
Finally, Mohamed Deif announced dead. Even if he was dead from July this proves that Hamas has emerged surprising mechanisms to continue the armed struggle under the worst circumstances. aljazeera.com/news/2025/1/30/h…
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As the highest-ranking leader of the al-Qassam Brigades, Deif was involved in orchestrating the surprise attack on Israel that commenced the Israel–Hamas war, which, according to a source close to Hamas, he began planning in the lead up to the 2021 Israel–Palestine crisis, motivated by scenes of Israeli forces storming al-Aqsa Mosque during Ramadan.[8] According to France 24, he was the mastermind behind the attack on 7 October.[18] The decision to launch the attack was taken jointly by Deif and Yahya Sinwar, the leader of Hamas in the Gaza Strip.[38][39]](https://friendica.eskimo.com/photo/preview/640/8125688 "Screenshot of part of https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mohammed_Deif#Israel%E2%80%93Hamas_war
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Israel–Hamas war
Main articles: Israel–Hamas war and 2023 Hamas-led attack on Israel
As the highest-ranking leader of the al-Qassam Brigades, Deif was involved in orchestrating the surprise attack on Israel that commenced the Israel–Hamas war, which, according to a source close to Hamas, he began planning in the lead up to the 2021 Israel–Palestine crisis, motivated by scenes of Israeli forces storming al-Aqsa Mosque during Ramadan.[8] According to France 24, he was the mastermind behind the attack on 7 October.[18] The decision to launch the attack was taken jointly by Deif and Yahya Sinwar, the leader of Hamas in the Gaza Strip.[38][39]")
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