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AsRock at one point made an ITX board for EPYC. The concept worked because EPYC chips are SoCs so they don't need a southbridge. It is actually a little long for an ITX on one end, but it will still fit in most ITX cases. In theory you could put a 128 core in that, but it'd be a bear to cool...
Layan and Mira were killed in proximity to IDF soldiers - the Israeli military says intentional harm to civilians is prohibited and their cases will be examined by the authorities.
> Stops crime, stings the criminal > Stings the victim too > Also stings bystanders > Temper of the incredibly hunk > Zero self-control > If he's coming to save you, not sure if you want to be saved
I’m no hot wasp expert but I kind of wonder if following them around for a few days before you bag them and tag would’ve been a smart move. At least a basic survey “Hi Ms Wasp, we’d like to ask a few questions about where you like to source local radioactivity”
"David French, the National Retail Federation’s executive vice president of government relations, said in a statement on Friday that “binding trade agreements that truly open markets by lowering tariffs, not raising them,” should be the administration’s goal. NRF warned that the “direct result of tariffs will be higher prices, decreased hiring, fewer capital expenditures and slower innovation.”
Andy Jassy's description of an AI-generated ad that Alexa+ delivers in a multistep conversation, which could help users find new products, is uncharted territory for Amazon and the broader tech industry.
These two cases sit on the docket of the Oklahoma Grand Jury for CRIMINAL CHARGES against hospital personnel: Aggravated Assault, Battery, Kidnapping, and Felony Murder. Thank You for Praying!
" Democratic Sen. Ron Wyden of Oregon called President Donald Trump’s firing of Bureau of Labor Statistics Commissioner Erika McEntarfer “the act of somebody who is soft, weak and afraid to own up to the reality of the damage his chaos is inflicting on our economy.”
Trump accused Erika McEntarfer of falsifying jobs report numbers before the 2024 election to boost Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris' chances.
minds posts be like: >literal fed propaganda to create dissidents they can bust for ez money >devoted reminders of niggers existing because they love niggers >the most lukewarm, mundane, safest humor ever >the most obvious examples of not understanding how memes work what i genuinely wonder is how the fuck can anyone on fedi even consider them anything but nigger cattle?
Their one saving grace is that they generally keep to themselves. They probably aren't even aware that they are part of a larger network. The only Minds user I know of that actually engages with us is that Swiss Libertarian person who worships jews and thinks that Hitler was a gay commie.
Though I think the worst part about Minds federating is that it broke the search functionality on here even more. I can't search for anything anymore without the results being nothing but their longposts containing their QAnon, doomsday prepper, schizo bullshit.
@xianc78 it gets annoying when someone ends up following them, you end up seeing their posts and the federation is so fucked that you hardly ever get replies every time you call them out on being fuckfaces
I bet most of the users just treat it as an RSS feed. I bet all the e-celebs who use it are being paid to do so because I don't know of a single person who uses Minds legitimately. The only person I know of who actually preferred Minds over Gab was Dave Cullen from Computing Forever and I haven't heard of him since the scamdemic.
On the stifling morning of Thursday, July 31, during the scorching summer of war and suffering in Gaza, Mohammad Ahmad Ayad (38 years old), from the Al-Bureij camp, left his home with empty hands and a heavy heart.
I get so angry that we can’t even insist on masking in hospitals.
In some areas, there’s LESS masking in medical settings than pre-COVID. Even modern hospitals with great ventilation can’t stop transmission entirely, with the current COVID viral loads; and neither COVID, flu, nor the common cold is going to improve the recovery of the people in this pre-surgery waiting room.
They have the rest of the world for denial: let us have rationality in medical settings!
in EVERY medical environment, you can request reasonable, safe accommodation, and managers of medical systems(MDs, directors, execs) must make sure their staff put efforts into this.
We have run into this.... in a remote cowtown city's medical systems, and we have fought them and so far we have succeeded. Masking occurred at the vast majority of our visits, we found 100% COVID safe dentists, and we push on this every time we visit.
@milkman76 The actual healthcare-workers dealing with us often mask up when they see ours (or ask, which I dislike as it exerts a social pressure to say no, oh don’t bother on my account!) tho’ not always N95-level. But without a rule, very few other clients and visitors in waiting rooms, or passing HCWs, wear a mask.
"Classical literature is much more popular here than anything written in the past 50 years, ...."
may have been some people, the sheeple, of my generation but I have devoted my life to reading the classics or at least very few books less than hundred years old
the best of which might be the Ramayana Gargantua and Pantagruel Seven Pillars of Wisdom Don Quixote The Decameron Aeschylos (the best of the lot) Egyptian Book of the Dead ...
Guy doesn't know society is crumbling around him and doesn't remember the renaissance was built on rediscovering the greek and roman traditions because modern ones failed and were backwards in comparison.
Interesting that #SouthPark Episode 2 hasn't "aired" yet. It should have aired on July 30th and it's not even available on #ParamountPlus. Did Matt & Trey get neutered?
my pleroma broke, this is my new instance for now, waow
couldn't migrate properly cause connections to like everywhere from my ded pleroma lead to a "could not decode user" or "object rejected while fetching" cause of: {:options, :incompatible, [verify: :verify_peer, cacerts: :undefined]} and {:fetch, {:error, {:options, :incompatible, [verify: :verify_peer, cacerts: :undefined]}}}
Until the population of the planet effectively removes their heads from their asses, I am staying right here in the “drink a beer, watch the whole motherfucker burn” camp.
fuck yeah hah hah hah yeah fuck all those needy, alienated populations and structurally impoverished classes of person. Im going to sit out here and drink beer and do nothing until the inferno comes to my front door HAH HAH HAH HAHHHHHH pwned.
As NASA and its partners prepare to send astronauts back to the Moon, we must address the potential dangers caused by space weather, which can damage spacecraft and cause physical harm to unprotected astronauts in space.
Caitlin Johnstone- Israel apologists use language the same way malignant narcissists do. It’s never to communicate or connect or find out what’s true, it’s always to manipulate and get things they wan
You have to create a second partition or use a Virtual Machine. Look for dual booting instructions, if you want to install alongside your current distro.
First step is to shrink and possibly move around your existing partitions to make space for a new one. GParted Live may help with that. Once you have enough space, just install Arch there. If you already have separate /home you should be able to reuse it.
Here's some answers to your question: 1. Backup your data, nuke the drive, start again. 2. chroot is the tool for the job. Backup your data before you accidentally nuke your drive. 3. Shrink the partition and write a new one in the empty space, but backup your data before you accidentally nuke your drive. 4. Connect an external drive, install on it, but backup your data before you accidentally nuke your drive.
Finally, the reason that the wiki didn't help is that the question is asked by either a person with not enough experience, or one who doesn't need the wiki. This is a non trivial process and you should backup your data before you proceed, lest you accidentally nuke your drive.
Edit:
Also, anything you break can be fixed .. but only if you have a backup.
Option (4) is safer in the long run because it prevents boot loaders overwriting each other.
Also, dual-booting and accessing the same data in /home IS ONLY SAFE IF YOU DO A FULL SHUTDOWN ON EACH BOOT OF THE OTHER SYSTEM. No hibernate, because hibernate does not unmount file systems.
Here another helpful solution for people who want to evaluate and compare different Linux distributions: GNOME Boxes, a software to easily create virtual machines
.... virtual machines where you only have to select which accompanying image of Arch / Tumbleweed / Ubuntu / Fedora you want to try.
In addition, the combination of a very stable base system (say, Debian or SuSE Leap) with a fast-moving, bleeading edge virtualized system (say, SuSE Tumbleweed, Arch or Guix) on top can be surprisingly useful. And because small virtual machines, when not running, are nothing else than files on your computer, you can have many versions of them, alter things, try stuff out, then delete it and go back to the tidy original state.
Virtualization made simple –
Select an operating system and let Boxes download and install it for you
in a virtual machine.
Features:
Download freely available operating systemsAutomatically install CentOS Str...
Resize your drive so you habe enough space for arch. Then boot into the live USB, partion the empty space into the typical boot/swap/root and then install arch as normal.
I met Tamara Lich at the #UniteTheKingdomRally last year in London. She's a nice lady, a great singer, and a true patriot. Keep her in your prayers. @LichTamara
My 39 year old female White Nationalist friend who exclusively dates retards and who is perpetually single as a result disapproves of me being in a relationship with a 19 year old.
Things a good dad should do for their kids (non-comprehensive list):
-cultivate in them a sense of humor -teach them how to see through BS -but also teach them how to respect those who deserve respect -teach them to be skeptical without being hopelessly cynical -help them learn to enjoy different types of foods, music, books -teach them to be aware of their surroundings -teach them Abraham Lincoln was an evil bastard -teach them how to behave in public -give them a work ethic
@Killer_Mule @GummyNerds Yes. Also, teach them to never be ashamed of who they are and where they came from, and that anyone who wants them to apologize for their heritage should be identified as an enemy.
Tim Burchett has just subpoenaed George Soros and his senior executive Leonard Benardo to appear before Congress to explain their involvement in the 2016 Russian collusion hoax.
At a meeting of the Russian Navy's Strategic Development Council, Nikolai Patrushev, Chairman of the Russian Maritime Board, stated that Western states, faced with the ineffectiveness of sanctions pressure against Russia, have begun to carry out plan…
I speak with Joel Beinin, Professor Emeritus at Stanford University, about October 7, the film Holding Liat, the future after the Gaza genocide, and much more in this fascinating interview.
BREAKING: TERRORIST BEHIND 7/7 SET TO BE RELEASED IN DAYS
Police have assessed Haroon Aswat and found he continues to be a security risk. However, a High Court judge has ruled he can be released from a secure hospital after completing treatment for mental ill-health
The US state is not legitimate. Full stop. This is a terrorist regime, it is menacing the entire world with theft of resources and/or nuclear war, and it does not rely on any experts of any kind other than experts of propaganda and fascism.
Both of my parents have been gone for over a decade now, and both were very clear that they didn’t want a grave marker or other “pointless” memorial.
I understand and support their choice, and of course honored their wishes. But it always bothered me a little that I have no place to “visit” to remember them.
I got the idea recently to sponsor benches in parks that we frequented. I think they’d approve.
If you happen by one, take a moment to relax on their behalf.
i used a piece of pork loin i had in the freezer since november minced it down using a knife down as small as i had patience for, smaller than ground soak it in a tablespoon of fish sauce after like 30 minutes of soaking fry it real high in a wok let it sit 30 seconds before stirring so it gets browned well on one side when it's like 80% cooked throw in sliced peppers bird chiles and garlic when it's 100% done throw in a fistful of thai basil, turn down heat and stir until its wilted, then soak down with a sauce of more fish sauce and some soy sauce serve with jasmine rice if you want the egg wipe out the wok while its hot, add more oil and basically deep fat fry a sunny side up egg while throwing hot oil onto the yolk until the edges of the white are browned and the yolk isn't quite set yet picture stolen from the online but is what it should look like
I own 2 bloated proprietary devices and don't use them for anything important, like banking or dealing with authorities. I also don't trust the manufactures not selling my data.
Id like to have a working device with no bloatware and completely degoogled. Ironically I'd have to buy something made by google to run GrapheneOS on it. Intended use would be to use as a camera, to run CoMaps on it, pkpass files with foss-wallet, reading epubs, making phone calls and running one aurora app.
I don't need the device to play games, watch movies, show off or to play loud music, but I'd like a jack port for my headphones (I assume google headphones would cease to work if I degoogle the device, nor would I want to spend more than necessary enriching that data grabber even more.
Is there a pixel device with a jack port?
Are batteries inside pixel devices glued to the frame or can they be easy to change?
My main OS is debian. How easy is to transfer data from GrapheneOS to debian and the other way round?
Overall if you run GrapheneOS on a pixel, how many years running it and what do you think about it?
Pixel 5a 5G was the last Pixel that had an audio jack. I held onto mine forever, until Graphene stopped support for the model.
I upgraded to the 7a, and then bit the bullet and bought a separate DAP for music.
The biggest adjustment to using Graphene is often just having to finding open-source app solutions that don't require Google Play, assuming you don't want to run the sandbox. I found the process cathartic, personally.
Current Pixels sadly no longer have a headphone jack.
The Pixel 8as battery can be replaced through the back side, but the 8 & 8 Pro battery can only be replaced by removing the screen first. Idk about Pixel 9/10(a/Pro).
GrapheneOS is like any other Android for things like data transfer. Plug in via USB or your preferred wireless protocol.
I'm a week into using GrapheneOS and its been great. It is a little restrictive in that I seem to have to explicitly allow apps to run and apps like my Bank app or Spotify don't work.
However, most apps are just Web Apps at this point and I've noticed very little difference in the use of the app versus the pinned browser version.
I'm also trying to curb a phone addiction so Graphene + Lemmy + Mastodon + Jellyfin is all I'm using on this thing.
I assume google headphones would cease to work if I degoogle the device
I'm using my Pixel Buds. They work just as well. Remember, its just a Bluetooth device just without all the QOL stuff like voice control.
I recommend trying it. Graphene OS install also has instruction ions to revert if you change your mind. And it's pretty easy. Maybe a touch harder than installing Linux generally, but if your dailying Debian, you're fine.
I figured it was just a skill issue on my end that Spotify wasn't working, but I really should be just buying CDs/digital albums as opposed to paying the Spotify subscription
I don't pay Spotify though. £10 a month is 12 albums per year at least. Can buy full catalogue. For cycling new music I ain't fully sold on when driving is fine though.
I have used GrapheneOS on and off for 3 years or so.
I used to be on LineageOS with root. I did that so I could run a firewall, and have complete control over every aspect of my OS.
I tried GrapheneOS before they had ability for android auto. But lacking that, caused me to switch.
While my ultimate goal is to ditch big tech, Google, Microsoft, apple, etc I have to compromise a bit for some functionality.
That being said, having sandboxed Google Play has helped. Something I didn't have on LineageOS.
Getting data to and from Debian won't be an issue. Plug it in, and copy files to and from. Ezpz.
I use Arch BTW. And have had zero issues. So Linux compatability isn't an issue.
As far as getting a Pixel with a headphone jack, that May be an issue. Security updates and software updates for a model with one may be an issue.
I have had GrapheneOS on a Pixel 7 Pro, and now an 8 Pro.
As much as I hate Google, I do like pixels. The 7 pro was miles better than my 8 pro.
I want to add, without Google play, you can still use Accrescent and Obtainium. While Accrescent is good, it has few apps. Obtanium you can pull from GitHub, F-Droid, Gitlab, and more and will check for updates.
is it something you'd recommend for a privacy worried user?
Absolutely
I assume google headphones would cease to work if I degoogle the device
They'll work perfectly.
Is there a pixel device with a jack port?
No.
Are batteries inside pixel devices glued to the frame or can they be easy to change?
They are glued, like all modern devices.
My main OS is debian. How easy is to transfer data from GrapheneOS to debian and the other way round?
Very easy with KDEConnect/GSConnect.
Overall if you run GrapheneOS on a pixel, how many years running it and what do you think about it?
About 4 years. I like everything about it. The only thing I don't like is that it can't solve problems inherent in Google's monopoly. So some Google Play apps will not work and notifications won't work without Google's proprietary Google Play Services or one of the super rare apps that support unifiedpush. The vast majority of developers don't publish their apps outside of the Play Store, and almost none of them support anything other than Google's FCM for notifications. Google Pay simply won't work at all.
(you may want to post this to !privacy@lemmy.ml or a similar community... I suppose GOS uses the Linux kernel technically but I think this community is for desktop Linux lol)
GOS is really nice. It's very seamless and user-friendly, whilst still being very unbloated and minimal. You still have everything you'd expect to have on a phone but the environment is nicely minimal and lets you only install the software you want.
I've been using GOS as my exclusive mobile OS for many years, never had any technical problems with it.
You can use bluetooth headphones or usb-c headphones. Including the bluetooth headphones google sells. Afaik they are still just bluetooth headphones.
How easy is to transfer data from GrapheneOS to debian and the other way round?
I have the same model, the GOS camera pretty much uses the same basic features that the Pixel Camera uses, but when I checked their page for more info, apparently GOS Pixels only support night mode, you lose HDR, Face Retouch, Portrait, etc. My friends often have me take group pics and think my photos look good, so I wouldn't sweat it, but you could always download pixel camera and restrict wifi access.
Thanks for reply. Camera is the only issue for me.
So you are saying gos camera is already good enough but I can download "pixel camera" app to get all the features of stock pixel camera? Including magic eraser, unblur etc?
Btw, I get your suggestion on disabling WiFi. I'd like to do that for some apps in stock as well. But there seems to be option only to disabled mobile data usage, not WiFi. Does GOS give me option to disable any internet access for any app? Help would be appreciated 👍
good enough but I can download "pixel camera" app to get all the features of stock pixel camera? Including magic eraser, unblur etc?
Yeah, I'm pretty sure that's how it works, I think I downloaded it once just to try the camera-translate feature.
Does GOS give me option to disable any internet access for any app? Help would be appreciated 👍
Yup, %100 sure about that one. You'd have to root your phone on stock to be able to disable Wifi for an app, but GOS lets you do it easily with a simple permission toggle. I do this for Gboard, as I like using it but don't want Google to be in my business.
Do note, RCS can be a bit of a bitch (might have to disconnect your old phone from your number, read the RCS forum thread if you have issues), some banking apps don't work (really just depends), and you can no longer use Google Wallet/Tap-to-pay (but maybe that's a privacy positive). These are the only major issues that might hold you back.
Otherwise, use GOS installer on their website (use a Chromium browser! FF breaks it) for the easiest ROM of your life.
But RCS is a standard and recommended to use, for both QoL, but also security. SMS is less secure and means chats with family aren't E2EE. So unless you use some sort of other communication method like the Signal app, WhatsApp (w/ E2EE enabled), Threema, Matrix, etc. your chats aren't secure. Privacy is a whole separate question, and depends on your provider (i.e. Whatsapp is owned by Meta, which is the worst company for privacy.)
I think nobody here uses RCS. SMS is also old fashioned. I rarely text others to be honest. I ask others to come to signal but people are intoxicated with meta family. And Viber. I think Viber has e2ee enabled by default. Not sure for same if they upload the chat to g drive...
I also have Pixel 8a and have no issues with the camera. I'm by no means a photographer though and I don't think I have much of an eye for that sort of thing, but it works perfectly fine for my purposes, ie snapping a photo of anything interesting I see in my daily life, or if I want to show something to my friends by taking a picture of it. iirc the FOSS options don't give as high quality of a result as Google's proprietary camera app but all I need is photos to be legible so it's more than sufficient for me. If photo quality is very important to you then maybe you could use Google's camera app with sandboxed google play? I've never tried doing that before so I dunno if it works.
I switched to it this past winter, same time I moved from Windows to CachyOS on my desktop, and I haven't looked back on either device since.
Debloats the hell out of the thing, and personally I love how deeply documented everything is. Reasons and justifications are given for every design decision, but it's also not an extremely opinionated ecosystem - if you need a google app or w/e for any reason, the option is there. there are some limitations like the integrity API dogshit, but for the most part, it's a near flawless experience.
I have done a lot of pixel repairs and GOS installations . Pixels are glued shut. It is repairable but it is quite sure to say that the screen will break if removed , it's kind of like removing two eggshells glued together. Requires a lot of patience and luck to do it without breaking it. Once in it's not harder than any other phone. That said my own has a a 40 euro case to avoid the issues of repairs, I recommend that. Screens are 100 + euros nowadays. So repairs is rarely worth it. Depends on the price you can get the parts for it.
Batteries can be replaced but takes some work and hot air gun to remove glue.
For GOS yeah that's what you want it's the best. And I do everything from debian distros.
Don't use aurora. Instead install GOS implementation of google play on a separate user profile if needed. The user profiles are a lot better sandboxed than regular user profiles and the gapp implementation better than aurora. And most things work without it also.
GOS gets more support than regular pixels but are recommended to not trust after pixel official updates end. For the new ones it's 7 years. Usually GOS gets a year extra of minor updates. Check the FAQ and device support on grapheneos.org/faq
I use mine for nearly everything. And there are either FOSS apps from FDroid (and additional repos) or just use the mobile website for non Foss stuff like banking. There are a few exceptions , like Whatsapp that I need but it have fewer permissions and no access to contacts ( there's a Foss app as helper for that as well) . Your headphones will work fine.
I have been running GOS for 5 years now on my pixel 4a. Planning to snag a new 9a during black friday sales. Hardware is fine, but I want security updates.
I run my banking through vanadium browser with non-foss 2fa app in a separate profile.
Facebook messenger works, but whatsapp nevers works properly for me. Trying to migrate friends and family to signal.
I mostly use LocalSend to transfer files between my computer and phone. Photos and folders are synced with my synology nas.
Summary: I'm happy with GOS, great battery life and no distracting ad-bloated apps. Can run most apps with google play in separated profiles.
Debian and GOS user here. Worth noting, if you cable the phone to your Debian system, on the phone you must explicitly tell GOS to use the phone in MTP File Transfer mode, if you wanna transfer files. Starting with Android 6, upon cabling a phone to a USB port on a system, the default behavior is just to charge the phone's battery.
Love GOS, but my bank app won't work with it.
Also, 3.5mm audio jacks on phones are phasing out. So I bought an Onix Alpha DAC to use my hi-fi Sennheiser headphones (3.5mm cable) to USB-C. I'm into hi-fi audio, so a DAC for me was a must.
Buy second-hand or discounted old stock from a reseller to minimize your contribution to Google.
Unless one of the apps you are forced to use requires Google Play Integrity, GrapheneOS will be compatible with any Android app, even providing sandboxed Google Play services if needed.
For apps so invasive as to require Play Integrity, you might be better off leaving them on a secondary phone with stock Android and powered off when not in use.
The Pixel 5a is the last Pixel device with a headphone jack, but no longer receives GrapheneOS updates. You may want to consider USB-C headsets, which are usually also compatible with computers, and require no extra dongles.
If the Google headphones work over Bluetooth, they will also work with GrapheneOS. No experience with Google headphones, but I only missed out on customizable shortcuts and device renaming when I opted not to install the companion app for my earbuds.
Everybody warns against using out-of-date GrapheneOS devices, but that's not very satisfying. Yes, they will have open vulnerabilities. But as long as you install apps from reputable sources, the chance of being attacked via outdated Android is very low, provided you are not being targeted by an agency.
That said, grab a more recent Pixel if you can for security updates into the 2030s.
All Pixel devices have enclosed batteries, most are quite frustrating to remove, particularly the 9a. There's a decent chance of breaking the screen if it has to be removed in the battery replacement process. Won't recommend it, but I have considered buying one with a bloated battery just so the adhesives are already removed for me.
Transferring files to and from any Linux distro works just fine, as with any Android device, bearing quirks of the mtp protocol in mind. LocalSend can be used for wireless file transfer. rsync requires a workaround.
I've used GrapheneOS for the past 4-ish years. I'll admit I had a head start since my workflow wasn't too smartphone-dependent in the first place and I had already begun pulling myself out from Apple and Google services back then. Everything just works and I would never look back.
Ama en dipte, içkin filozof tüm evrende yalnızca mutlak yok oluşa duyulan en derin özlemi görür ve sanki cennetin tüm alanlarına nüfuz eden çağrıyı açıkça duyar: Kurtuluş! Kurtuluş! Hayatımıza ölüm! ve rahatlatıcı cevap: hepiniz yok oluşu bulacak ve kurtarılacaksınız!
You know, the magic in this animation is that the dancers are *just* out of sync with each other. This imparts to the viewer that yes, we dance like you dance when no one is looking. #GetYourBoogieOn
@Nead Thanks! The just out of sync is a big thing for me. I don't make anything that *looks* real, and am far too slap dash to manage that, but I think things like that can help make them *feel* real, even when they're just a couple of filled shapes and 4 lines.
I actually like Lakeith Stanfield. Even when he’s in shitty shit, like that Apple TV+ series, The Changeling, he turns in a better performance than it deserves. But I never bothered with the X-Files continuations from a few years ago and I have every reason to not bother with this. I’m sure it’ll be like that most recent Twilight Zone reboot where everything was about racism.
“She says she was abducted by aliens and impregnated.” “Do you think it’s possible this black woman was actually abducted by ultra MAGA bigots who gang raped her and the trauma made her think they were aliens but grey aliens are just a step removed from white people?” (That’s what it ends up being.)
Sometimes you have to move around a bit to get the angles *just* right, while holding the camera above your head to compose the shot using the rear screen, but the payoff is worth it. This web was almost invisible from any other angle, but from *this* angle it sprang into existence and practically glowed.
And then there’s backlighting. I’m a fiend for it, when the object lets some of the light through and *especially* when it is otherwise surrounded by dark. Inject that chiaroscuro directly into my veins.
(All shots taken at the Bellevue Botanical Garden.)
The deputy chairman of the Russian Security Council, Dmitry Medvedev, also a former president of Russia, delivered a chilling message today, in response to what U.S. President Donald Trump might have thought was a business-as-usual threat.
After joining Mintlify (which acquired my previous company), I finally fixed a search bug that had bothered me for over a year as a user - the debounced search queries weren't being aborted, causing race conditions and poaor search quality.
Today, go blossom in the shadow of the dark and sad prisons. Go, bloom near the somber captive, and tell them truly that we love them. Tell them that through fleeting time, everything belongs to the future, that the livid conqueror can die more surely than the conquered. -- Louise Michel
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