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A reminder: The reason so many firms on their websites constantly urge you to install and use their apps instead of their websites is that the apps typically give them access to VASTLY more data about you and your activities. Don't fall for it.
01.05.25 18:10, Shannon Airport: Three people have entered the airport runway, attempting to inspect a plane on contract to the US military. The Palestine Action Éire activists allege that the […]
Obviously I prefer selling a full album over a single track (it's a better value for both of us, you get more of my music, the album is a complete statement meant to be taken as a whole, etc) BUT... I think it's really cool when people buy a single track.
You buy an album for a lot of reasons: because you liked the artist's previous work, or because you want to support a friend, or because the cover art got you curious, or a dozen other reasons.
But you only buy a single track for one reason: you really, really like the track.
Quick note regarding some recent issues that cause some understandable frustration:
LibreWolf 138.0-1 and 138.0.1-1 with RFP disabled do not report Firefox as the User Agent, which was the case in previous versions. This is a known bug / regression. Unfortunately, this can break some websites when RFP is disabled (and in very rare cases, break some extensions even with it enabled). We'll release 138.0.1-2 with a fix as soon as we are certain it is sound.
Furthermore, switching from 137 to 138 seems to reset default search engine choices. We are looking into this as well, but cannot yet provide estimates as to when this can be addressed.
I think this gal is onto something. Got health problems? It starts with the gut. We're in a toxic stew so eat more kimchi.
I think Marty Makary is right, the cause of autism is probably multi-layered.
My guess is severe autism is caused by reactions to vaccines. Milder cases of autism including things like ADD, ADHD is probably more from chemicals in food, water, pharma "medicines", and too much 2D (screen) interaction. The "touch grass" people are onto something, too.
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It's taken me a while to finish The Dawn Of Everything - it's 525 pages long and quite dense - but it was totally worth it. It reexamines history by looking at the many periods (the majority?) when there *weren't* kings, empires & hierarchical societies, questions a lot of assumptions about who was in charge, and suggests we're asking the wrong questions about our past. Highly recommended for anyone interested in how societies could and should be organised.
Link to original article: https://www.commondreams.org/news/department-of-education-protest “Trump and Musk want to defund public schools so they can give their fellow billionaires a bigger tax break,” warned one organizer.
My wife found a prize today at the local thrift store. Vintage Metaxa bottle Greek soldier. Has a little something in the bottom of the bottle too which is unbelievable. Now we need to find the matching Greek girl bottle.
Fauci Part II - The new acting head of NIAID is a quack who dug up the bodies of people who allegedly died from the 1918 Spanish Flu so he could sequence the virus which had been eradicated. What could possibly go right? He supports gain of function research and believes Covid evolved naturally. Sounds like things at NIAID haven't really changed.
Jeffery Taubenberger, a 19-year veteran of NIAID who supports gain-of-function research and believes COVID-19 evolved naturally, is the new acting director of the agency Dr. Anthony Fauci led for 38 years.
I been hearing a lot about This Aero V@X … An inhalant v@ccine that does not require a needle they are now testing with human trials. But there is also talk they are putting it in the chemtrails as well … hate to break it to you but this ain’t nothing knew. There is evidence they been spraying us with nano tech / graphene oxide for YEARS now … look into Morgellons disease .. (which is the nanobots) been around for at least 20 years or longer . Yes we still must demand consnet but just know this is nothing new ! You must be a DETOX machine with all the poisons we are exposed to on a daily basis. Linol Andersen
Pars Today - The Palestinian Captives’ Media Office emphasized that the occupiers are slowly taking the lives of prisoners without any international deterr...
While some former Soviet republics are tearing down Soviet-era monuments, one Latin American country has erected a majestic monument to the Soviet Union's victory in the Great Patriotic War.
The Hamas Movement condemned the Israeli occupation forces’ (IOF) attack on the Freedom Flotilla ship in international waters, dubbing it as an act of piracy and state-terrorism that requires condemnation and urgent international intervention.
I’ve written previously here about the ethical reasons for my choices in even free and open-source software (FOSS). Ethics remains chief among the reasons I switched from Linux to a FreeBSD d…
An Immortal Regiment commemorative march for the victims of World War II will take place in Washington on Saturday, for the first time in six years, the project's coordinator told Sputnik.
These are 3D printable casts by ActivArmor. If you've ever worn a cast, you know how bad you need to "scratch" that itch inside that cast. And these are waterproof! "It is safe to swim while wearing." Wow!
Déjà vu. In 1988, plans were made for a peaceful protest -- a symbolic maritime voyage in which deported Palestinians (and journalists) would sail to Haifa in a "journey of return." It was a creative attempt to flip the famous Exodus narrative and show the world that now Israel was responsible for violently casting a people out of their homeland.
Israel's response was to blow up the ship before it could leave port.
The National Electoral Council (CNE) of Venezuela announced that an electoral drill will be held on May 10 so that voters can familiarize themselves with the process of the May 25 mega-elections.
Beschämend in der Debatte über den Umgang mit der AfD: Kaum wer berücksichtigt in der Argumentation die Gruppen, die von Rechtsextremisten bedroht werden. Man bringt’s fertig, sich in AfD-Wähler und deren Ängste hineinzudenken, und zeigt null Empathie für die, die tatsächlich verfolgt werden.
"Out of the nation’s 868 billionaires, nearly two-thirds reside in four states alone — California (194), New York (137), Florida (116) and Texas (81).
Ten states only have a lone billionaire living there — Alabama, Idaho, Iowa, Kentucky, Maine, New Mexico, North Dakota, Rhode Island, South Dakota and Vermont.
Three states do not have any billionaires — Alaska, Delaware and West Virginia.
The poorest rich people are Alaskan real estate moguls Jonathan Rubini and Leonard Hyde — both worth $400 million.
Space junk, also known as space debris, are objects left behind by humans in space. These objects include fragments from rockets, satellites, space machinery, as well as inoperable satellites orbiting Earth.
Want to learn more about what is space junk, how orbital mechanics plays a role, the possible effects on space exploration, and how we “take out the trash”? Check out Spaced Out Doc's blog!
As a Catholic, I'm cleared to say, this is hysterical! On the other hand, he's a far better candidate for Pontiff than many we have currently. Enjoy the humor! 😂🤣😂👍
China's long history means there have been no shortage of lessons learned from experience, and there is a saying to the effect that those who act unjustly for a long time will surely bring about their own downfall.
Every single political scientist researching the normalisation of the Far-Right and how mainstream parties interact with it will tell you that this narrative is a lie. Echoing far-right policies makes far-right parties stronger, while hurting democratic parties that adopt these policies.
The police were told three times throughout the day about far-right plans to disrupt the Israeli-Palestinian Memorial Day event at a Reform synagogue in central Israel – but claimed they were busy elsewhere
"When you swallow sugar... it goes inside your bone marrow and it suppresses—within 45 minutes—your body's ability to produce white blood cells that fight infections like bacteria, yeast, viruses, funguses, and parasites."
"So if you're trying to fight an infection... and I find out you're eating doughnuts ...
Jon Elmer, contributing editor, covers the loss of a US fighter jet off an aircraft carrier while evading Yemeni fire in the Red Sea. This is a segment from ...
The Gateway Pundit reported that a second protective order was released involving Kilmar Abrego Garcia — a man with known ties to the notorious MS-13 criminal syndicate.
An explosive study has confirmed that the vast majority of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) cases occur within the first week following routine childhood vaccinations.
I currently use windows 10 in my daily life. I often play games, use browsers, basic stuff like that. On top of that, I also experiment with different music software, mostly Reaper for now. I edit videos and images at a very basic level as well. Upon switching, what should I expect to change? I'm considering Pop!_OS seeing as its praised for its compatibility and easy switching. What's the situation with gaming look like? I know gaming on Linux has been a HIGHLY discussed topic for a while, is it easy to play any (non triple-A) steam game? I'm nowhere near involved in computer science, I'd just consider myself more stubborn than most end-users so I can persevere through some basic problems.
Many things are very similar on Linux compared to Windows (e.g. Browsing, Steam). One big difference is that people prefer using package managers to install software (instead of downloading and installing it manually).
I’m considering Pop!_OS seeing as its praised for its compatibility and easy switching.
Pop!_OS is a nice distro and it should work well for you if you like the UI. There also many other good distros if you want to play around a bit. You can easily test them using a Live ISO.
What’s the situation with gaming look like? I know gaming on Linux has been a HIGHLY discussed topic for a while, is it easy to play any (non triple-A) steam game? I’m nowhere near involved in computer science, I’d just consider myself more stubborn than most end-users so I can persevere through some basic problems.
I'd say that you can expect almost all games to work. The main exception are games with anti-cheat that decide not to support Linux. In my case, there has only been one game in the last two years that didn't work (War Thunder crashes a lot more than on Windows). Playing AAA games is generally not an issue. You can check protondb.com/ for specific games.
I hope you don't care about functional HDR support, nor having access to the Nvidia Control Panel or Nvidia App (So no 3D Settings, no Shadowplay, no RTX HDR). Two major reasons why I'm sticking with Windows for now.
Be prepared to ditch a few apps when switching to Linux! Most games work great, but those sneaky, spyware-heavy ones? Not so much. (/me looks at GTA Online & League.)
I'm excited you're giving Linux a try! There are a ton of excellent ressources online for learning about Linux, how to make it your own (a practice commonly called 'ricing'), or fix errors you may encounter. These are explored further in the links below 😀
Picking a distro. What I hear is that, unless you have some problematic hardware it doesn't really matter what you pick. So if it feels overwhelming, don't stress too much over if it's the "right one", you can always try different ones out. Having said that, my impression is, many coming from Windows seem to be happy with 'Mint'. Likewise 'Bazzite' seems popular as of late. But 'Pop_Os!', 'Debian' or 'Fedora', are also all perfectly valid choices. Personally I've liked using Endeavour OS with KDE, for quite a while.
Software. There's so much cool software out there, so maybe search around for which can solve your needs. I like browsing Flathub.org or blogs, such as, Phoronix to discover new software. There might also be a discovery feature in the distro itself. Both Firefox (and its derivatives such as LibreWolf) and Chromium (along with its derivatives: Chrome, Brave, etc.) runs well. Even the much smaller project: LadyBird, does so. I have no experience with music production software on Linux, so cannot comment on that.
Games. Might depend on which types of games you play. But to me it seems Steam (using Proton/Wine), Heroic Games Launcher, and Lutris, works great. The steamdb as others mention is also a super ressource!
If you made it this far through my wall of text, I'm delighted by your curiousity. Two Linux "introductory videos" I'd like to share are respectively from Nick@thelinuxEXP Linux isn't (just) better, it's also more FUN! and Brodie Robertson's Linux Resources Every New Linux User Needs OdyseeYouTube
I'm sure he thinks he's being cute and funny, but he comes across as a fucking moron and the way he doesn't even try to pronounce some of these contestants names is downright shameful, ignorant, and disrespectful.
(Yes I know Steve Harvey has a history of being a dumb ass but he usually keeps it in check when he's hosting the OG #FamilyFeud.)
According to Natural Law, a right is doing something that causes NO harm to another sentient being. Harming and killing an animal is not a right under Natural Law. It's in place #now. #People ignoring this important truth are in jeopardy with Source. Some call it the Everlasting Agreement with Divine Source Creator.
Video 224 The 100 Ways They are trying to Stop the #Awakening and Ascension
The War Room's Steve Bannon recently interviewed Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò. If we were not talking about the Church – or, to be more precise, the Vatican – but rather about any sovereign nation, the evidence of a coup d’état would not be question…
i really need a drill grinder, or (preferably) some kind of tool grinding jig for the mill. not having a perfectly symmetrical grind on these larger drills is causing a lot of vibration in my drilling ops
Experts in Japan are sounding the alarm after uncovering evidence that Covid mRNA "booster" injections are triggering severe flare-ups of ulcerative colitis - a deadly condition that requires life-altering emergency surgery.
A shadowy Russian political elite hires three American consultants to help with President Yeltsin's reelection campaign when his approval rating drops to sin...
Pyongyang, May 3 (KCNA) — Following is the full text of an article “The U.S. arms buildup will be an unwise option to further increase uncertainty of its mainland security ” issued by a military commentator of the DPRK on Saturday: Recently, the …
@bajax @jae @Xenophon @thatbrickster nah just used a hand mixer and a glass bowl. The eggs should act as a gluten analog. They had the rise I was hoping for and it feels pretty firm. I'm really curious what it looks like on the inside.
Nike, the self-proclaimed champion of sports apparel and athletes, has been exposed for funding a horrific study on “trans adolescents” — a term that’s as absurd as it is dangerous.
Um die ganze gesellschaftliche Vielfalt im TV abzubilden, reicht es, Talkshows mit Vertreter*innen der verschiedenen Gruppen zu senden, die von der AfD und ihren Fans beleidigt, angegriffen, verprügelt, verleumdet oder bedroht wurden.
From Al-Sabeen Square… The Yemeni forces announce the second targeting within hours on vital targets in the depth of occupied Palestine dailyyemen.net/2025/05/03/from…
The Yemeni forces announced today, Friday, the execution of a military operation that targeted a vital target of the “Israeli” enemy in the occupied Haifa region, using a hypersonic ballistic missile, which is the second within hours.Sana’a – Al-Kha
I mean, you could say, "maybe she's just holding her purse away so the kid can get closer..." But then how would you explain her right hand cringingly not touching the kid?
Ether Diver
in reply to Ether Diver • • •You buy an album for a lot of reasons: because you liked the artist's previous work, or because you want to support a friend, or because the cover art got you curious, or a dozen other reasons.
But you only buy a single track for one reason: you really, really like the track.
And that's cool.
Coraline Ada Ehmke
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