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Bürgergeld-Zahlungen steigen auf knapp 47 Milliarden Euro
Deutschland hat 2024 knapp 47 Milliarden Euro für Bürgergeld-Zahlungen ausgegeben - mehr als im Jahr davor. Die AfD wertet das als "unkontrollierten" Anstieg. Ein Arbeitsmarkt-Experte widerspricht und sieht einen ganz anderen Trend.
You could scarsely imagine a more intimate gesture as you kissed him: his hand grabbing at your arsecheeks, his index finger riding up between them and pressing against your arsehole.
This touch alone made your pelvic floor contract, like you were gripping his cock, about to cum. It made it imperative that he fucked you at the earliest opportunity, and you grabbed at his bulge, purring as you explored every inch of what he was going to thrust inside of you.
To say his advances were uninvited was not quite true. Aware of his presence, you arched your back, let your summer skirt ride up, presented your pert arse to him.
He wasted no time, approaching, cupping a cheeky in each hand, massaging you as his fingers strayed deliciously close to your cunt.
That hubby was in the next room made this beautifully elicit. You wiggled your arse, keen for him to rub your clit, moaning as you imagined him fucking you, right there and then
Tempo 30 fast überall: Keine Verkehrstoten in Helsinki
Seit Juli 2024 ist auf den Straßen Helsinkis kein Mensch mehr durch einen Unfall gestorben. Der Erfolg sei vor allem auf den Ausbau von Tempo 30-Zonen in der Stadt zurückzuführen, sagt die finnische Stadt. Es gibt aber noch mehr Gründe.
what I like about Luxembourg is that people ask each other for advice and the answer is something like "Rosy can do that, you know the Uptown Rosy" and the other person will know them
Remember the faces of the people in this video, because these are easily among the worst human beings alive today.
Waiting outside #Gaza’s borders while a Holocaust is consuming.
Reacting joyfully to each bomb and to each explosion.
Waiting for everyone to be dead so they can also steal the last piece of land that Palestinians have.
When the Zionist propaganda tells you about “defeating Hamas and their religious terrorism”, remind them who’s the real religious terrorist out there.
Who has folks like Ben-Gvir serving in the current cabinet, an individual blacklisted by most of the civilized world, someone who invited people to throw darts at pictures of children murdered in the West Bank evictions, who rules over a party founded by Kahane, a man arrested at least 60 times in his lifetime, listed as a terrorist by the US, the USSR and Israel itself, and author of the bestseller “They must go”, which has often been compared to Mein Kampf.
And who’s the one who justifies murder in the name of the most repugnant and murderous god:
“When the Lord your God brings you into the land you are entering to possess and drives out before you many nations—the Hittites, Girgashites, Amorites, Canaanites, Perizzites, Hivites and Jebusites, seven nations larger and stronger than you. And when the Lord your God has delivered them over to you and you have defeated them, then you must destroy them totally. Make no treaty with them, and show them no mercy”. (Deuteronomy 7:1,2)
Während Datenschutz und Datensicherheit immer wichtiger werden, entfremden sich die zuständigen Behörden zunehmend von ihrer Aufsichtsrolle, meint Falk Steiner.
15-year-old Abdul Rahman Abu Jazar was shot in the eye while seeking food near one of the notorious GHF sites. He says soldiers kept shooting at him, even af...
"IRAK / SHENGAL – En ce 3 août, on commémore le 11e anniversaire du génocide Kurdes yézidis. Le 3 août 2014, l’État islamique a massacré et capturé des milliers de femmes et enfants yézidis (Êzidî) à Shengal. Les Kurdes yézidis, qui vivent en Mésopotamie depuis des millénaires, ont toujours été victimes de génocides, de trahisons […] L’article Commémoration du génocide des
"SYRIE ROJAVA – Damas répète le scénario des côtes syriennes, de Jaramana et de Soueïda, justifiant une attaque de ses forces sur Deir Hafer, malgré la volonté des forces arabo-kurdes et d’autres composantes du nord-est de la Syrie de la contrecarrer. Dans une démarche décrite comme une répétition de tactiques
SYRIE ROJAVA – Damas répète le scénario des côtes syriennes, de Jaramana et de Soueïda, justifiant une attaque de ses forces sur Deir Hafer, malgré la volonté des forces arabo-kurdes et d’autres composantes du nord-est de la Syrie de la contrecarrer…
"SYRIE / ROJAVA – Face aux menaces et propagande mensongères de Damas, les forces arabo-kurdes réaffirment leur droit à la légitime défense. Les Forces démocratiques syriennes (FDS) ont annoncé dimanche que leurs unités avaient exercé pleinement leur droit à l’autodéfense
"Author: Richard J. F. DayTitle: Gramsci is DeadSubtitle: Anarchist Currents in the Newest Social MovementsDate: 2005-09-28Source: Retrieved on 2025-08-02 from <we.riseup.net/assets/71288/richard-day-gramsci-is-dead.pdf> Acknowledgements I could not have written this book without drawing upon the labours of student/activist researchers who have been associated with the
That's something to be proud of, Sydney 🇦🇺 Thanks to all these amazing people who stand up for humanity! And who walked out in the pouring rain & showed their support for Palestine!
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Remember Julius Caesar when he found those letters between his political enemies after he had decisively won as the emperor? He burned those letters. Something tells me Julius Caesar was implicated in those letters that's why he burned those letters
Advertising your self-hosted services is weird. Like hey, friend, you should come click this link so that I can talk to you just like I'm talking to you now, except somewhere else that uses up more of my bandwidth!
Maybe it's a little like sharing food. A tiny bit more of that human contact that I'm so sorely lacking right now.
You post so much stuff, and it's almost never something I've seen already. I spend a ton of time surfing for material. It's rare to see someone with so much original stuff. I mostly just see the same 50 or so clips circulating each day.
Heute ist es zunächst stark bewölkt, östlich der Weser gibt es Regen. Im Westen lockert es sich vorübergehend auf und die Sonne blitzt auf. Im Laufe des Tages verdichtet sich die Bewölkung jedoch wieder und es setzt neuer Regen ein. Die Tageshöchsttemperaturen liegen von Ost nach West zwischen 18 und 22 Grad. Der Wind weht schwach bis mäßig, an der See zeitweise frisch aus West bis Südwest. /LL
Will you be able to see one daythat all the ideas about God that you entertain (even if they come from the most erudite books)are only an additional veil to lift to know the nature of the mind,than…
Voy a provechar para hacer un poquito de divulgación.
Pájaro y ave no son lo mismo.
A menudo usamos los términos "pájaro" y "ave" indistintamente, pero en realidad no significan lo mismo. Todas las aves no son pájaros, pero todos los pájaros son aves. La diferencia radica en la clasificación científica y en ciertas características físicas y de comportamiento.
Las aves son un grupo de animales vertebrados caracterizados por tener plumas, alas y un pico duro y resistente. Son capaces de volar (con excepción de algunas especies, como los pingüinos y avestruces) y ponen huevos con cáscara dura.
El término "pájaro" se usa comúnmente para referirse a aves pequeñas y cantoras, como los zorzales, gorriones y jilgueros. En términos científicos, los pájaros pertenecen al orden Passeriformes, que incluye más de la mitad de todas las especies de aves.
I have just worked out I don't own the small number of sats people have given me - @4657dfe8 does.
I will remain in @4657dfe8 jail until I can gather 11800 sats which is the amount needed to pay for the hosting of my wallet by Alby at which point I will be free to use lightning fully.
Of course I will be back to zero sats 😂
I sound like god damn boomer!
Does anyone have a better way to get started with lightning network in a privacy preserving way? #asknostr
Thanks brother. I can receive zaps so would you be willing to zap me 20k and I will zap back 25k when I fund my wallet? Worst case scenario I fail somehow in getting my self hosted lightning channel launched and just send you the money via Wise or whatever you prefer. 🤷
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Chaque Gazaoui a subi les abus d’Israël sous diverses formes tout au long de sa vie
« Qu'était censé faire Israël en réponse au 7 octobre ?» n'est pas la bonne question
Alors qu'Israël et ses partisans continuent de perdre le contrôle du discours mondial, tandis que de plus en plus de gens prennent conscience de la réalité du génocide en cours à Gaza, j'assiste à la résurgence d'un argument que les défenseurs occidentaux d'Israël tentent de faire valoir de manière intermittente depuis le début de ces atrocités de masse.
« Qu'était censé faire Israël en réponse au 7 octobre ?» demandent-ils avec assurance, partant du principe qu'il n'existe aucune autre réponse possible à cette brillante question, si ce n'est « Faire pleuvoir d'énormes quantités d'explosifs militaires sur un camp de concentration géant rempli d'enfants et affamer délibérément une population civile par la guerre de siège.»
Mais le véritable problème est qu'ils posent la mauvaise question. Une question bien plus utile et intéressante que « Qu'était censé faire Israël en réponse au 7 octobre ?» est : « Qu'étaient censés faire les Palestiniens en réponse à toutes les exactions israéliennes commises avant le 7 octobre ? »
Personne n'a jamais été capable de me donner une réponse sérieuse à cette question qui ne soit pas faite de montagnes de mensonges et/ou de l'attente déshumanisante que les Palestiniens acceptent des conditions qu'aucun d'entre nous n'accepterait volontiers.
C'est pourquoi on ne me voit jamais critiquer le #Hamas. Si quelqu'un pouvait me dire ce que les Palestiniens auraient dû faire précisément en réponse à la tyrannie d' #Israël, et qu'ils n'ont pas déjà tenté pour obtenir une véritable justice matérielle, je répondrais volontiers que le Hamas aurait dû choisir cette option plutôt que de recourir à la force violente. Mais si cette option avait vraiment existé, le Hamas n'aurait jamais été créé. C'est pourquoi personne n'a pu me dire à quoi aurait ressemblé une telle option sans mentir.
Qu'était censé faire Israël après le 7 octobre ? La même chose qu'il aurait dû faire avant le #7octobre : démanteler l'État d' #, donner à tous les mêmes droits, verser des réparations massives et réparer tous les torts du passé. Le 7 octobre était une réponse à la tyrannie et aux abus d'Israël ; La bonne chose à faire, lorsque la situation a finalement atteint son paroxysme avec l'attaque du Hamas, aurait été de mettre fin à la tyrannie et aux abus qui en étaient à l'origine.
C'est ce qu'Israël aurait dû faire. Bien sûr, Israël n'aurait jamais agi ainsi, pour la même raison qu'il a passé des décennies à assassiner, déplacer et opprimer les Palestiniens depuis sa création. Israël n'a jamais permis la justice et l'égalité après le 7 octobre, pour la même raison qu'il n'a jamais permis la justice et l'égalité avant le 7 octobre : parce qu'Israël a toujours été un projet colonialiste de peuplement qui ne peut se maintenir que par la violence, la tyrannie, le vol, les abus, les mensonges et une immoralité à couper le souffle.
C'est la raison pour laquelle le 7 octobre s'est produit, et c'est le problème que tous les citoyens honnêtes du monde tentent de résoudre en ce moment.
Ceux qui suggèrent que tout ce qu'Israël fait à Gaza s'explique par le 7 octobre se trompent complètement : tout ce que nous voyons à Gaza explique pourquoi le 7 octobre s'est produit.
Le #sadisme et la #psychopathie dont nous sommes témoins à Gaza ne sont pas apparus comme par magie il y a 22 mois ; chaque Gazaoui a subi les abus d’Israël sous diverses formes tout au long de sa vie. Israël a toujours été ainsi. Le 7 octobre lui a simplement fourni l’excuse pour déchaîner ses pulsions génocidaires.
Me da mucha pena ver cómo un canal de Youtube más o menos regular hace un vídeo como los que va haciendo siempre, y desde entonces, pasan años, y nada, ni una sola actualización. Como pasa con muchas tiendas, ¿tanto cuesta despedirse y dejar las cosas correctamente? Un cartel, un aviso, un simple adiós. No cuesta nada. Y deja cerrada la puerta a todo tipo de chismes o incluso conspiraciones.
@Shine_McShine hoy he estado repasando mis suscripciones. Canales que hace 4-5-6-7-8 años dejaron de publicar, sin despedida, sin explicaciones, sin nada. Y con mucha gente a día de hoy escribiendo comentarios con seria preocupación.
And omg! I have slept on this feature for so long. I assumed it was just dragging windows to corners and they snap on to the left or right back or top. Then, I installed PopOS and saw an explicit button to turn on windows tiling but I was already using the drag function, so I was confused. I turned it on and omg! I have not felt more stupid and happily surprised by a piece of tech in a while. It just works. I don’t have to be worry about arranging windows a special way for multitasking or for following guides. So much time saved.
How to make the most of it? Have you had a similar experience with something?
This is NIRI a perfect scrollable tiling window manager. It’s stable for daily use and performs most tasks expected of a Wayland compositor. NIRI is heavily ...
Edit: my bad, seems like I misunderstood. PopOS used/is still using GNOME and has a Auto-Tiling plugin that behaves like i3wm (?). I guess this is what OP is talking about!
Not entirely sure what you mean. PopOS, developed by System76, uses the Cosmic DE, which is itself also developed by System76.
River is a dynamic tiling WM which is known for it's customizability among Wayland WMs, as it doesn't distinguish itself with it's "layout generator" (though it does come with a very basic one), but instead let's the user write their own or use an existing, third-party one. This way you can achieve essentially any dynamic tiling behavior with River.
How does PopOS use a system like that? Or do you mean that Cosmic is DWM-style, i.e., dynamic and with tags?
There exists a ton of youtube content creators showcasing all the tiling window managers. It's like one of the most popular topics for linux enthusiast content creators.
I started with pop!_os and still use it (though now with a proper TWM on top), and I can't go back to a non-tiling desktop honestly lol. I can't wait for COSMIC to come out as even in alpha that's my favourite tiling experience
I've tried out a bunch, but at the moment I've mainly been playing around with hyprland, cause it's also a dynamic tiler and im used to that layout now
The main advantage to me tbh is that certain windows don't overflow the assigned tile space like in pop-shell (this is also fixed in cosmic), but there are other things like having all your move/resize actions on the main mod layer instead of needing to enter adjust mode (super + enter is the default keybind on pop-shell), and the fact it uses wayland instead of x11
Of course there are also things that can be downsides depending on how you see it, like the fact it's a TWM not a desktop, which means if you want to adjust any setting you'll need to manually adjust config files, and that it doesn't come with things like a top bar or app launcher etc. So it can take a while to get up and running
Everything? Lol. I mean.. I just run my desktop in hyprland, no matter what im doing. Which for me I guess is gaming, drawing, some coding, and writing.. oh and tinkering with linux (though honestly I mostly do that in VMs)
How much does it make your experience better?
I'd say it's an improvement over GNOME 😛.. though I have enough issues with the configs that I wouldn't really recommend it unless you have issues with GNOME that majorly bother you.. or unless you use one of the premade dotfile configs that people make lol..
For me being able to adjust the windows with my keyboard without needing to enter a special mode for it, and having windows forced into the tile size was worth it, as it was something that was a pet peeve of mine (and now I get to be annoyed by trying to set up my waybar vertically, tradeoffs lol)
It's actually not one of the things I've tried when looking for the best DE/WM for me, though I might at some point just to see if im missing out on anything
Yeah, it was a revelation when I discovered tiling. I was always doing work with two windows open, and i'd spend so much time fiddling and resizing the windows. Then i'd open a third window and wouldn't know what to do with it.
I used i3 for many years and switched to sway when migrating to wayland. It does what I need and see no reason to try hyprland or other tilers.
Sway is wayland. I've never used anything else. People rave about hyprland. Others in this thread have recommend plugins for the usual desktops. Probably easy enough to try one for whichever desktop you use now.
It depends, up to four works for some apps depending on monitor size, but otherwise I do the same thing as @Nibodhika@lemmy.world.
Overlapping window managers, the most common type in use by far, just seem crazy to me. Windows almost never use the available monitor space, and they have to constantly be wrangled around each other so that… you can drag something instead of using the clipboard, I guess?
At most I have about 3 windows open at a time per workspace with 4 workspaces being used at a time for specific tasks. With the combo of tiling and workspaces I have never run into an instance of "clutter" on my desktop. This is off a single monitor setup too that I also use on my laptop.
I've used i3wm for a long time now before switching to hyprland. The top useful thing: Workspaces. Even without tiling, workspaces give a massive productivity boost. You can have email clients open on one, monitoring systems on another, browsing on a third, gaming on a fourth. When you combine with tiling, everything is in its own perfect space and nothing overlaps. This is especially useful on single-monitor or laptop setups as you don't need multiple monitors to keep track of everything.
I also see people struggle with notifications tiling. You probably don't want a bluetooth connected message to take up half your screen, so you'll want to make sure to properly configure those things. At least in i3wm/hyprland, you can use the window class name to exclude a window from tiling (ex. for_window [class="mako"] floating enable or windowrulev2 = float,class:^(mako)$).
@npdean I used bspwm for some time and really enjoyed it coming from xfce. I also felt a bit stupid to have moved windows around manually. Briefly tried hyprland and sway. Currently I am in love with niri.
Tiling WMs are incredibly powerful tools for boosting productivity. Over the years, I've tried several: awesome, i3, and dwm. Eventually, I settled on bspwm, which I’ve used for years. It offers far more than you'd expect from a traditional tiling WM—especially thanks to its excellent IPC. That’s why I couldn’t switch to Wayland for the longest time—none of the available options came close to what bspwm gave me.
But just two days ago, I discovered niri, and it completely changed my perspective. It felt like the first time I ever used a tiling WM—like a whole new world had opened up.
Niri fits into the same category as bspwm but takes window management even further. It introduces infinite horizontal scrolling, a novel approach that complements traditional tiling layouts. Combined with a robust IPC (something essential for my workflow), niri allows you to arrange windows dynamically in ways I’ve never seen before—including tabbed layouts that act as a vertical counterpart to its horizontal scroll.
Here’s a short that only scratches the surface of niri’s potential, but it’s enough to spark your imagination about how customizable and flexible it really is. Personally, I’m deeply grateful to the developers for giving me a reason—and a way—to finally switch to Wayland. I had been desperately waiting for a reliable, robust, and fully-featured tiling WM for Wayland—and what I got was a unicorn I never even imagined.
The other day I put out a video on the scrolling window manager model and in that I was using Niri so here's a dedicated video on Niri itself, how to configu...
Neigsendoig (my producer) and I have used i3 for a while... and we've probably stayed on that since we first started using WMs.
That said, we've attempted the likes of Xmonad (configured in Haskell), Awesome (configured in Lua), HerbstluftWM, BSPWM, Hypr (not Hyprland), JWM, Ratpoison and even SXWM.
Neigsendoig and I wouldn't recommend any Wayland compositor due to new security risks (despite an attempt to fix X11 security issues), though a lot of people want Wayland to be shoved down our throats. We personally use X11 due to many things that Wayland devs can't/won't fix.
This is also part of the reason why the two of us are excited about XLibre (as much as some will hate the control of IBM, GNOME and FreeDesktop with their Wayland, Systemd and PipeWire push). Sure, its main developer left the project from what we've heard, but otherwise, there are a lot of contributions to it, and it will improve big time.
People keep praising twm like a hidden secret. I have tried this multiple times without much attraction. I do not understand something. Maybe everyone has 21" screen.
I was going a long way, until I built a perfect AwesomeWM configuration for myself, and have not changed it for a while now. I am willing to switch to Wayland-based solution now, as it seems to be a bit more performant, but I just can't make myself to do it: my config is really cozy and working
to tell you the truth, I don't know! I think I just saw someone asking about tiling window managers in some forum, and a reply suggested trying the xfce functions since they mostly just wanted to use two side-by-side windows occasionally. I do it a good chunk of the time now, but it's not always the most convenient method on small screens & monitors
The Einhaus Group was once a familiar name, with its services available through 5,000 retail outlets in Germany and an annual revenue of around 70 million Euros.
So are we really going to let a few people train their AIs on the collected works of all humanity, let them own it, let make all the money in the world of it, let them fire everyone without taxing the shit out of it? I mean I’m for making things easier for humans, but shouldn’t we all benefit? Why am I taxed for my work and an AI performing the same work isn’t?
Thousands of demonstrators marched across the Sydney Harbour Bridge on Sunday in support of Palestinians. The bridge was closed to traffic for longer than ex...
My father-in-law is a capitalist. He is insanely gifted. We were looking at Dubai together years ago and I asked him what it would cost to build it today. I will never forget his answer… 'We can’t, we don’t know how to do it.
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