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In my lay understanding, an AI's performance dramatically deteriorates when it is trained on its own output ("model collapse"). To the extent that the web gets flooded with AI slop, genAI is "poisoning the well". There's an eerie parallel here with Steve Bannon's hard-right maxim of "flooding the zone with shit". The point of this discursive strategy is to undermine the basis for reasonable debate, so all statements seem equally (im-)plausible and the audience becomes more responsive to cues.
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Early in-person voting began Tuesday in the New Jersey primaries to decide the state's next governor, with Republicans hoping to flip a blue-state governorship after coming up short in 2024.

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Early voting begins in NJ governor race with Trump-backed candidate hoping to flip blue seat for GOP

Early voting ends Sunday. The primary is Tuesday.
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𝕽𝖚𝖆𝖎𝖉𝖍𝖗𝖎𝖌𝖍

Unless you go in with a byte editor, you can't change Mercurial's commit history. I didn't say "fabricate", I said "change".

You can, as you say, configure your user name and email to be "Linus Torvalds" and change your computer date and fabricate whatever history you want. You might also be able to go in with a byte editor and fiddle bits and change history that way; Mercurial provides no blockchain-like cryptographic guarantees. But, unlike git, rewriting history is not supported by Mercurial; history is immutable. Rebase doesn't change history; the commit index only ever increments. Squash and rebasing create new commits, and there history of what happened is always in the repo.

There's a distinct and clear difference between Mercurial's immutable history and git's de jour history rewriting, which can literally - with the git command - change published history to make a commit made 3 years ago look like it was committed by someone else. The git workflow used by the kernel team, and the b4 tool, use this history rewriting in the standard workflow.

If you wanted to do the same thing with Mercurial, you'd have to get a byte editor and start hacking the on-disk format, and it would have to be entirely outside of any Mercurial tooling. And there is some sequential hash verification you'd have to work around, even if it's not cryptographically auditable.

The point is, with Mercurial it would be hard and the result would be utterly incompatible with any other clone of the repo: there would be no way to propagate your changes to other clones. With git, this is a standard workflow.

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Looks like Mercurial can change the history just fine using the hg command. You just need to enable it first.

book.mercurial-scm.org/read/ch…

Git can also be configured to disable history rewrites.

stackoverflow.com/questions/20…

So the difference between git and hg really just comes down to the defaults.

Changing history — Mercurial: the definitive guide 1.90-ebb51bf94742 (for Mercurial 4.2) documentation

book.mercurial-scm.org
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Trump is now shocked that China, holding all the cards, isn't keen to make a deal on his terms. 😆

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#usa #china #tradewar #clownworld


Trump says ‘extremely hard’ to make a deal with China’s Xi as trade stalemate fuels calls for leaders to talk

The two countries have blamed each other for violating a trade agreement reached in Switzerland on May 12.
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🧵Gjovik v Apple update: I filed a Motion for Reconsideration in 9th Circuit today. The court dismissed my appeal claiming "no jurisdiction" while ignoring 28 USC §1292(a)(1) - which gives mandatory jurisdiction over injunctive relief denials (my Gobbler claims!). It's not discretionary.

But here's the kicker: While I was fighting this procedural maze, Congress was busy criminalizing Apple's exact conduct through the TAKE IT DOWN Act & AI Whistleblower Protection Act. 📊⚖️
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Ashley’s Apple Whistleblowing Saga.
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The district court's plays were: ✅ Strike my legal arguments without reading them ✅ Dismiss claim for not addressing the struck arguments ✅ Deny motion to fix problems they identified ✅ Claim I waived arguments they refused to consider

That's not case mgmt!

9th Circuit now gets to decide: follow federal law requiring review of injunctive relief denials or continue enabling procedural traps that silence AI whistleblowers on matters Congress deems nationally critical & I file a new RICO suit.

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I'm a fan of naturally aspirated V8's but this guy is interesting. His cars are way out of my price range - not that I would buy one if I had that kind of cash...

BTW: I looked at a 1975 Buick LeSabre Coupe Convertible with a 455 yesterday... totally 70's survivor. "majestic blue paint with white vinyl seats... Still had the old 8 Track player installed. LOL. it wasn't pimped out so it was still cool... didn't buy tho. They wanted $21,000.

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Lili Villarreal fell in love with space exploration from an early age when her and her family visited the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex in Florida. So, it should come as no surprise that when the opportunity came for her to start working on NASA’s Artemis missions to return the next humans to the Moon, she jumped at it.

I Am Artemis: Lili Villarreal - NASA

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Deutschlands Gaza-Kehrtwende kommt 56.000 Tote zu spät

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#israel #gaza #krieg


Deutschlands Gaza-Kehrtwende kommt 56.000 Tote zu spät

Wenn deutsche Politiker jetzt auf einmal beginnen, Israels Vorgehen in Gaza zu kritisieren, dann nur, um zu kaschieren, wie sehr sie und die gesamte Erinnerungskultur versagt haben. Doch Deutschlands Mitschuld ist unauslöschlich.
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So, I decided to install Linux on that thing. Since Fedora 41was just released, I decided to go for that, with the beta to be precise, it wasn't officially out when I started making this video.

I decided to just apply the basic updates to the distro, and not even look at firmware updates first, just to see if everything worked properly, and I wasn't disappointed. Wifi and bluetooth work fine, the keyboard backlight is supported, the touchpad is able to perform these smooth GNOME gestures, the keyboard works perfectly, suspend and resume as well, there's nothing to add or configure, which is nice., and it's really not always the case with laptops primarily meant to work with Windows.

This is all on Fedora 41, with the linux kernel 6.11, so not even the very latest. The camera, mic, and speakers also perform well, although as always, the mic's default volume is wayyy to high for a laptop mic and needs to be lowered by about half. Even the fingerprint reader located in the power button works perfectly, although registering a fingerprint is finicky. It even works from the terminal, which is cool. Hot swapping the ports fro the laptop's body also works fine, everything is just fully functional.

As per the CPU itself, it's a Ryzen 7 7840U, so not the very latest and greatest from AMD, but it's a very competent CPU nonetheless, with 8 cores and 16 threads. On Geekbench 6, it got 2570 in single core, and 11270 in multi core.

As per battery life, the framework 13 isn't a big champion, it only has a 61 Wh battery with aht specific AMD CPU. For me, resulted in about 8h of looped video playback on youtube, with hardware acceleration enabled in Firefox, over wifi, at mid brightness, on power saver mode, with a 2880x1920 display running at 120hz, with 150% fractional scaling.

As per the actual laptop's hardware, it's great. The build quality is good, and absolute proof that you don't need to sacrifice repairability and maintenance options to get a well built device. It doesn't really flex much apart from the middle of the keyboard, and it feels very rigid and solid, despite that fact that various plates can be unscrewed and removed.

Aesthetically, there is not much of a tradeoff ether, apart from the ports which look weirdly far apart from one another because, well, they have to to make this module thing work, but it's honestly not a big deal, it looks fine, and at least you don't bump multiple peripherals into one another, and you don't block ports, with a big USB drive.

The plastic bezel is fine as well, the branding is very minimal, it all looks good. I enjoyedn the screen, it's bright, colors are good and it has an anti glare coating. It goes up to 500 nits, and covers 100% of sRGB. it's also 3:2, which i like as an aspect ratio. It can go up to 120hz as well,but that's only for the 2880x1920 display I got i my review unit.

The keyboard and touchpad are great as well, among the best laptop keyboards I've used. Keys are stable, correctly sized, and have good travel, they feel really nice to type on. The touchpad is smooth glass, it works perfectly for touchpad gestures, and it'ws precise not fiddly at all. It's also centered, which is good.

Other nice things include the mic and camera privacy switches that will stop them from being used electrically.

As per the cost, it's more expensive. With everything I got in the box, the review unit costs 1748 euros, with the 20% VAT included. But, with the framework laptop, you are almost guaranteed to get just a new motherboard when you need it, and you don't need to buy an entire new laptop every 5 years, which might save some money in the long term.

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ANALİZ | “Kürt Sorunu” Demekten Dahi İmtina Edenler “Sorun”u Çözemezler
Proleter hareket dün olduğu gibi, bugün de Kürt sorunu siyasi bir sorun olduğu gerçeğinin altını çizer ve ulusların kendi kaderini tayın etme hakkını savunur. Yine proleter hareket dün olduğu gibi bugün de Kürt-Türk ve çeşitli azınlık milliyetlerden halkımızın birliğini savunur.

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VPNs under attack in France: Everything you need to know

Allies of the French president have proposed amendments to severely restrict the work of VPNs in France. This is a dangerous trend.
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What Goes Around Comes Around: The “Real Cost” of Reckless Gain-of-Function Scientific Research!

What goes around often does come around—and sometimes, it bites us hard! If there’s one brutal lesson, we should carry from the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s
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A breath of fresh data: Sentinel-4’s innovations for clean air


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From its vantage point outside Earth’s atmosphere, more than 36 000 km above Earth’s surface, the Copernicus Sentinel-4 mission will detect major air pollutants over Europe in unprecedented detail. It will observe how they vary on an hourly basis – a real breakthrough for air quality forecasting.

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Mastering the Selection of a Company Secretary


 Choosing the right company secretary is crucial for your business's efficiency and compliance. By breaking down the process into key factors, you can simplify the decision-making process.

The task of selecting a company secretary can be daunting, especially with the vast array of secretarial service providers available. Whether you're a startup founder or managing an established enterprise, choosing the right secretarial services provider is essential for your business's efficiency and compliance. This guide will help you navigate the process by breaking down the key factors to consider when comparing secretarial service providers.

Understanding Your Business Needs

Evaluate Your Requirements

Before you start comparing providers, it's crucial to understand what your business truly needs. Are you looking for basic administrative support, or do you require comprehensive services that include compliance management, board meeting coordination, and document filing? Identifying your specific needs will help you filter out providers that don't align with your requirements.

Plan for Future Growth

Consider the future. As your business grows, your secretarial needs will evolve. Choose a company secretary that can scale with you, offering services that will continue to support your operations as you expand.

Expertise and Experience

Industry-Specific Knowledge

A seasoned company secretary with experience in your industry can offer invaluable insights and tailored support. For instance, a tech startup might require different compliance assistance compared to a manufacturing company. Look for providers who understand the nuances of your sector.

Check Their Track Record

Don't just take their word for it—check their track record. Ask for case studies or client testimonials to gauge their reliability and effectiveness. Have they successfully managed secretarial duties for businesses similar to yours? Their history can be a strong indicator of their capability.

Range of Services

Comprehensive Service Offerings

Not all secretarial services are created equal. Some providers offer a broad spectrum of services, while others specialize in specific areas. Ensure the provider you choose can handle all aspects you might need, such as compliance management, board support, and document management.

Customizable Packages

Every business is unique. Look for a provider that offers customizable packages, allowing you to pick and choose services that fit your specific needs without paying for unnecessary extras.

Technology and Tools

Leveraging Modern Solutions

In today's digital age, leveraging technology can significantly enhance the efficiency of secretarial services. Providers who utilize advanced software for document management, communication, and compliance tracking can offer a more streamlined and effective service.

Robust Security Measures

Sensitive business information needs to be protected. Ensure that your chosen company secretary employs robust security measures to safeguard your data. Ask about their data protection policies and the technology they use to prevent breaches.

Cost and Value

Transparent Pricing Structures

Cost is always a consideration, but it shouldn't be the only factor. Look for providers that offer transparent pricing structures without hidden fees. Clear understanding of costs helps you budget effectively and avoids unpleasant surprises down the line.

Value for Your Investment

Cheapest isn't always better. Evaluate the value you're getting for the price. A slightly higher cost might be justified if the provider offers superior services, better expertise, or more comprehensive support.

Communication and Support

Prompt Responsiveness

Effective communication is key to a successful partnership. Assess how responsive the secretarial services provider is during your initial interactions. Do they answer your queries promptly and clearly? This responsiveness often reflects the level of support you can expect once you're onboard.

Dedicated Support Contact

Having a dedicated point of contact can make a significant difference. It ensures you have someone familiar with your business who can address your needs promptly and efficiently.

Compliance and Reliability

In-Depth Regulatory Knowledge

A reliable company secretary should have a deep understanding of the regulatory landscape relevant to your business. They should not only ensure compliance but also keep you informed about any changes that might affect your operations.

Consistent Reliability

Dependability is non-negotiable. You need a provider you can trust to handle critical tasks without constant oversight. Look for signs of reliability, such as consistent service delivery and positive feedback from other clients.

Cultural Fit

Alignment with Company Values

Your secretarial services provider should align with your company’s culture and values. This alignment fosters a smoother working relationship and ensures that the provider understands and respects your business ethos.

High-Level Professionalism

Professionalism in handling your affairs is essential. The provider should exhibit a high level of professionalism in their interactions, ensuring that your business is represented appropriately in all matters.

Making the Decision

Create a Shortlist

After evaluating providers based on the factors above, create a shortlist of potential candidates. Compare them side-by-side to see which one ticks the most boxes for your business needs.

Ask Detailed Questions

Don't hesitate to ask detailed questions during consultations. Inquire about their processes, experience, and how they handle specific scenarios related to your business. Their responses can provide deeper insights into their suitability.

Consider a Trial Period

If possible, opt for a trial period to assess the provider’s services in real-time. This hands-on experience can help you make a more informed decision before committing long-term.

Conclusion: Make an Informed Choice for Seamless Operations


Choosing the right company secretary is crucial for your business's efficiency and compliance. By breaking down the process into key factors, you can simplify the decision-making process. From assessing your needs and evaluating expertise to ensuring technological proficiency and cultural fit, each step brings you closer to finding the perfect company secretary for your business.

Are you currently in the process of selecting a secretarial services provider? What challenges are you facing, and how are you overcoming them? Share your experiences in the comments below! If you need further assistance or have questions about choosing the right company secretary, feel free to reach out. Let’s ensure your business operations remain seamless and compliant, allowing you to focus on what you do best—growing your business.


What Does A Corporate Secretary Do?

A Corporate Secretary, often referred to as a Company Secretary, plays a pivotal role in ensuring the smooth and compliant functioning of a company.
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Reviews like this make the blood, sweat and tears working on this adventure game while being an underpaid social worker in the US ghetto worth it. And yeah, let's make cyberpunk PUNK again! store.steampowered.com/app/673… #cyberpunk #indiegame #indiedev #SteamDeals
Holy 90s adventure revival, Batman. Neofeud is a non stop feast of deja vues of interesting but arguably worse games from the 90s like Noctropolis, Harvester or | Have No Mouth and | Have To Scream, done mainly by a (arguably very very intelligent) guy that is from Hawaii and works as a robotics teacher in a probably difficult place - meaning, what you see in the game are things that probably he has been living there. The best part though is how he mixes all the 90s “cd rom multimedia” cyberpunk aesthetic and how he runs with it all along. And the game is very well written, very fair (for the moment at least) and has atmosphere in spades. Maybe if the references are nothing to you, you will not be able to enjoy it. But that's part of it. Neofeud is a game about empathy, about humanity, about fighting the oppressor, which is what Cyberpunk was about until it was washed out to be the bland neon aesthetic of today. | love it. | love the author, and | hope to see many things from him. Was this review helpful? dh, Yes No (© Funny |

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UNRWA chief says Gaza aid distribution sites have become Israeli death traps

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Grevdeki işçilere ırkçı kampanya: “Tuncelili, Mardinli gitsin İzmirliler işe alınsın”. DİSK’i de “AK Parti işbirlikçisi” ilan ettiler
İzmir Büyükşehir işçilerinin grevi sosyal medyada muhalifler tarafından linç edildi. Eyleme destek veren DİSK, AK Parti işbirlikçisi ilan edildi. Grevdeki işçilerin eyleminin haksız olduğu tezine en büyük argüman ise işçilerin Tuncelili, Mardinli olması gösterildi. Yılmaz Özdil: “İzmirlileri tehdit eden sarı sendikayı söküp atalım.” Mine Kırıkkanat: “Bunlar işçi değil, İzmirli değil, KK zamanında göz kırpılan partinin militanları.”

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JEWISH LIES AND ELECTRIC VEHICLES

In 2024 in Western countries sales of electric vehicles fell for the first time.
The Jewish media claims that drop is a passing blip, but the truth is that with the rapid growth of the alternative media, people are finding out that they had been duped about man-made climate change.
The masses are finding out that carbon dioxide (CO2) only accounts for the diminutive amount of 0.04% of the atmosphere and methane, which is supposed to be the second worst heat-trapping gas, accounts for the infinitesimal amount of 0.0002% of the atmosphere.
CO2 is so insignificant and irrelevant, that it has to be measured out of every one million molecules in the air and methane is even more minuscule and so tiny, that it has to be measured out of every one billion molecules in the air.
How can something so diminutive and insignificant be changing the world climate?
The reality is that it is not.
People are also finding out other truths about biology, atmospheric physics, botany and related fields, which show that if carbon dioxide falls below 150 parts per million (ppm), all plants die because carbon dioxide is fundamental for the survival of plants and actually food for plants. If plants die, everything else dies.
CO2 is essential for life and it is only because the Jewish media had a monopoly on information up to 2019, that it managed to dupe a huge share of the world population with the narrative that carbon dioxide is bad.
During the last Ice Age, called the Last Glacial Maximum, some 20,000 years ago, CO2 levels fell to just 180 ppm and life almost disappeared. The mega fauna like mammoths and saber tooth tigers died off and the human population shrunk massively.
In 2020, CO2 was at about 430 ppm.
The billion long geological and atmospheric history of the world shows that the higher the CO2 in the atmosphere, the better it is for plants, animals and humans.
In fact, the higher the level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, the faster plants grow, which is the reason why many farmers buy expensive carbon dioxide producing machines that are placed inside greenhouses to accelerate the growth of vegetables, flowers or other plants
The evidence suggests that as the share of the world population, but more so, as the share in Western countries that is aware of the biological and atmospheric truth grows, the sale of EVs will fall because a huge share of the people who in past years bought EVs, did it because they bought the lies of the Jewish media which said that by driving an EV, people were contributing to save the world from a colossal climatic catastrophe.
It was all a lie and once people become aware of that lie, the justification and motivation for buying an EV, which are inferior vehicles in many aspects relative to a combustion engine automobile, disappear

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1. Tell the world the plan in a form of entertainment (movies, tv, music).

2: Mock & ridicule anyone who understood the message & tells others.

3: Destroy the lives of anyone who breaks through the matrix & successfully reaches an audience.
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LandedGentry

No. It's mostly due to personal/personnel matters.

But it's a reminder to folks to not bring that shit from reddit where you scream at mods and admins all the time. When you post flagrantly illegal shit it's their asses too (some instances have their own interpretations of these things, so learn them!)

These are often unfunded volunteers begging for donations to provide a service for the rest of us. Be grateful and don't add to their list of problem. Don't go on witch hunts, don't put mods and admins on blast because you don't like their rules (saw this yesterday), don't be an entitled ass. Appreciate what we have and make their lives easier. This whole project is a gift.

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flandish

re point a: if the rules of the instance are not followed, of course mod action is legit. that guy was a douche it seems.

i think mods of nsfw instances also deserve certain praise; modding that stuff must be … ugh. especially since the instance could be on a 486 in someone’s bedroom. having ran newsgroup servers back in “the day” - turning on anything “alt.bin” was .. not advised.

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flandish

i had content recently removed for “advocating violence” (iirc it was when i suggested criminal charges for all shareholders of corps who do violent things like allow death when choosing profit over people, yadda yadda.) No example of what the offending remark was and I could not find the old comment to manually review or correct or apologize. in this case I messaged a mod. no reply yet. was it a legit removal? probably certainly! was it poor “customer service” to not follow up with me? probably. does it make me confused as to what the line is there and therefore distrust that community? certainly.

anyway yeah. so the feedback loop could be improved. mods could be more human. and commenters could be less dicks all around! 😀

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Nanook

@flandish @LandedGentry I simply offered my site as a potential option for those losing access to the site going down. In response to this I get 50 some odd dislikes and two SYN floods.

Unlike the admin of the existing site, I DO have a thick skin having been in the game since well before Linux existed.

But the environment would be so much richer and better if everyone didn't act like 13 year olds on a testosterone rage.

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Corgana

Not trying to victim blame or anything, but I find it hard to believe that someone operating a low-moderation instance would truly expect people who don't like moderation to stay away.

Don't get me wrong I agree with your sentiment and dislike that behavior, but what I'm saying is that asking or expecting users not to go on witch hunts or to behave in a certain way is a fool's errand that will always lead to burnout. A more sustainable approach for admins and mods is creating space for what they want to host and not trying to control what they don't.

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Tom Idar

joda, sporing er et samfunnsproblem. Eller et samfunns gode... Spørsmålet er hvordan det brukes. All informasjon kan misbrukes. I visse tilfeller er det en fin ting at det er sporing på folk.

Eneste måten å unngå å gi ut informasjon er personlig. Samfunnet kan ikke stoppe det. Du må ta aktive valg selv for å hindre sporing av deg. Eller hva som skal ha sporing.

Du kan forby det med lov, men så lager de en avtale som du må si ja på, da er det godkjent 😃

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Karl Fredrik 🦊

@tomidar dette var virkeligheten før GDPR kom, som satte en del begrensninger for hva man kan gjøre med brukerdata. Holder ikke lenger med skjulte vilkår som selger sjela di 😛

Men jeg tenker GDPR er første steget på en lang vei. Det er ikke perfekt, men det funker. Det setter verdi på personvern og det disse tjenestene tar fra oss.

Jeg mener det neste steget er adferdssporing og målrettet markedsføring, som er et rotterace med mer og mer inngripende sporing for mindre og mindre avkastning.

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Lecture en cours avec la dernière partie du formidable « Les algorithmes contre la société » d' @hubertguillaud

Je vous le conseille pour l'analyse précise et accessible tout autant que pour les notes de bas de page qui en font un 2e ouvrage riche de très nombreuses sources à lire et pour des principes à défendre comme :

On pourrait imaginer une règle simple : pas de calcul sans accès. Pas de calcul du social sans accès social à ce calcul.


Simple, basique !

Ensuite, ce sera « le rapt d'Internet » de @pluralistic ainsi que le tout dernier exemplaire de @socialter intitulé « De la lutte à la victoire ». ✊

Bonne journée, bonnes lectures, bonnes luttes et bientôt, forcément, bonnes victoires. 🚲 🌅 📚 💥 🆓 🎉

🔴 De défaites en défaites jusqu'à la victoire !

Photos de 3 ouvrages posés sur une table avec un marqueur jaune. 1. les algorithmes contre la société 2. le rapt d'internet 3. Socialter - De la lutte à la victoire
Page 145 de "Les algorithmes contre la société. Extrait : Il faut que chacun (chercheurs, militants, journaliste, société civile) puisse avoir accès aux calculs et que cela leur soit garanti par le droit. On pourrait imaginer une règle simple : pas de calcul sans accès. Pas de calcul du social sans accès social à ce calcul. Ce devrait être une règle fondamentale. Ce n'est pas tant la transparence que nous devons exiger que l'ouverture, l'accès aux systèmes et la protection qui l'accompagne.
4e de couverture du "Rapt d'internet" Manuel de déconstruction des Big Tech, ou comment récupérer les moyens de production numérique.
Double pages internes du Socialter hors série été 2025 Nelo Magalhaes "Le capitalisme néolibéral requiet un espace logistique qui ne cesse de se développler."
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Swedish, Irish Tourists to Be Deported over Solidarity with Palestine: Tel Aviv tn.ai/3327688

Swedish, Irish Tourists to Be Deported over Solidarity with Palestine: Tel Aviv

TEHRAN (Tasnim) – Two Swedish and Irish tourists will be deported from occupied Palestinian territories due to their solidarity with Palestinians, the Israeli regime’s police said.
Tasnim News Agency
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Oliver Knabe

Anlässlich des bevorstehenden Besuchs des israelischen Außenministers Gideon Sa’ar rufen wir zusammen mit verschiedenen humanitären und Menschenrechtsorganisationen sowie politischen Gruppen zu einer Protestaktion vor dem Auswärtigen Amt auf. Unter dem Titel „Rote Linie: Völkerrecht“ setzen wir ein klares Zeichen gegen die anhaltenden Völkerrechtsbrüche durch die israelische Regierung und die deutsche Unterstützung durch Rüstungsexporte, politische Rückendeckung und diplomatische Doppelstandards

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"PragerU CEO Marissa Streit Explains Why Department of Education Must Be ‘Shut Down’"

breitbart.com/education/2025/0… CEO Marissa Streit Explains Why Department of Education Must Be ‘Shut Down’


Watch — PragerU CEO Marissa Streit Explains Why Department of Education Must Be ‘Shut Down’

PragerU CEO Marissa Streit explained that the Dept. of Education “exists as a slush fund for the teachers unions … and a laboratory for social experimentation on our kids.”
Alana Mastrangelo (Breitbart)

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WATCH: Ted Cruz Causes Cory Booker to Snap with a Simple Question During Hearing on Federal Judges – Then Cruz Finishes Him with a Blunt Reply

thegatewaypundit.com/2025/06/w…


WATCH: Ted Cruz Causes Cory Booker to Snap with a Simple Question During Hearing on Federal Judges - Then Cruz Finishes Him with a Blunt Reply | The Gateway Pundit | by Cullen Linebarger

          An explosive exchange erupted on the Senate floor Tuesday afternoon, which ended with arguably the body’s biggest narcissist getting humiliated by perhaps the smartest one after one simple question and an epic reply.
Cullen Linebarger (Where Hope Finally Made a Comeback)

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The Federal Government Demands Data from #SNAP—But Says Nothing About Protecting It

eff.org/deeplinks/2025/06/fede…

#privacy #politics


The Federal Government Demands Data from SNAP—But Says Nothing About Protecting It

Last month, the U.S. Department of Agriculture issued a troubling order to all state agency directors of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Programs (SNAP): hand over your data.
Electronic Frontier Foundation

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ESA transmits the Blue Danube Waltz into deep space


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Cebreros transmitting the Blue Danube Waltz

On 31 May 2025, the European Space Agency (ESA) made history by transmitting a live performance of The Blue Danube Waltz into space from its Cebreros deep space antenna in Spain. This symbolic gesture elevated Johann Strauss II’s famous waltz, often considered the unofficial ‘anthem of space’, to its rightful place among the stars.

#operations #space #science #esa #europeanspaceagency
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Brian Ó Donnell / pod_feeder_v2 · GitLab

Publishes RSS/Atom feeds to Diaspora*
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Members of Israeli academia, we must go on strike now: silence is complicity in the operations in Gaza haaretz.com/opinion/2025-06-03…

Silence is complicity: Why Israeli academia must strike against the atrocities in Gaza

There is a point when academia cannot remain silent. The population transfers, starvation and mass killings in Gaza are proof that the line has been crossed. It is not enough to end the war; we must also change reality
Inbal Arnon (Haaretz)

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Guyana is the only country that can be entirely self-sufficient in all seven key food groups

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Just One Nation Produces Enough Food For Itself, Scientists Reveal : ScienceAlert

Global politics don't feel particularly cooperative at the moment, but which countries could actually feed themselves independently if all international food trade shut down? Just one, according to a new study.
Michael Irving (ScienceAlert)

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"No matter how disastrously some policy has turned out, anyone who criticizes it can expect to hear: 'But what would you replace it with?' When you put out a fire, what do you replace it with?"

-- Thomas Sowell
(1930- ) Writer and economist

Quotation by Thomas Sowell

"No matter how disastrously some policy has turned out, anyone who criticizes it can expect to hear: 'But what would you replace it with?' When you put out a fire, what do you replace it with?" ~ Thomas Sowell
LibertyQuotes

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Science not Bullshit!

Scientists find 34-million-year-old snake that changes our understanding of evolution

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34-million-year-old snake changes our understanding of evolution - Earth.com

Field crews in Wyoming uncovered not one but four snake fossils so intact that their skulls, ribs, and tails lay in near-perfect order.
Eric Ralls (Earth.com)

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Wann kommt denn endlich die ganze #Epstein Liste, und wann wird der Krieg gegen die #Houthi Rebellen als Ablenkungsmanöver gestartet?


#Pädophil #Päderast = #WOKE #Wokeness
#Habeck #Biden #HunterBiden #BearBock #Trittin
#Päderasten #Pädophile #Päderast #Kinderschänder #Kinderficker #Sex-Pädagogik
#Grüne #Ideologie #GrünDENKE #Grünen #Kentler s #Sex-Pädagogik
#Woke = #Rassismus = #FFF #Greta
#DragQueen, #Kipo, #Mirjam-Heine, #MissRachelRear, #Rüdiger-Lautmann, #Helmut-Kentler

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Helping choosing the right linux
Hello, I got almost for free a Lenovo laptop: CPU Intel i3 8130, 4Gb RAM. I would like to use It to learn Linux. I saw some people using Arch to learn the inside out of Linux, but I'm afraid It could be to challenging. What do you suggest? What Is the best way to learn? Thank you.
Edit: First of all I thank you all for your suggestions, I think that this is what makes this community special. I installed Fedora Xfce for now and I worked all evening to male it work and customize it. I'm learning a lot already. I'll move to Arch as soon I'll feel comfortable with Fedora. Thank you all again.
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Eugenia

I suggest Linux Mint. It has GUIs for almost everything and it's very stable. With a little bit of tinkering of the services at startup, you can get Mint to run at 700 MB of RAM (as read via htop), instead of its default ~1 GB of RAM. That could be important to fit it better at 4 GB of ram with some demanding browsing.

I disagree with anyone who might suggest Fedora or Ubuntu with 4 GB of RAM. These distros require about 2+ GB of RAM to boot up, double than that of Mint.

Then there are the distros meant for older machines that use less ram, but it's a shame to use these when your laptop is fast-enough with an 8th gen cpu (comparatively to very old machines, that is).

The lowest ram usage I've seen with a full-fledge distro/DE, is XFce with endeavourOS. I load it at 490 MB of RAM (it takes 630 MB on Mint for the same layout/apps).

Basically, your challenge is the RAM, not the CPU or the drive. Use an appropriate distro for the RAM and the difficulty you want, and always be mindful to not have too many tabs/apps open at the same time.

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Fecundpossum

I commented elsewhere about endeavourOS, but I have some other wisdom to pass along.

Keep good backups of your personal files, stuff you don’t want to lose, and don’t be afraid to try something new. You dont like something about how your system is running? Nuke it and install something else. Installing Linux is a cakewalk in most distros and rarely takes longer than half an hour (your mileage may vary with the low specs on the laptop)

I’ve learned a ton about Linux by trying many different distros, breaking things, fixing things, and occasionally distro hopping to see how I like a different offering.

There’s a lot of great content on YouTube that can help you learn, and reviews of various distros so you can get an idea of how things work without having to install it yourself. Have fun and don’t be afraid to fiddle with things.

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I arrived at Hamburg main station, tracks 13+14 - just where over a week ago, a mentally ill German woman injured 15 in a brutal knife attack, some severely. She was stopped by two men: a young refugee from Syria and a man from Chechnya. The press quickly dropped the case.

That had not at all been the case when a similarly ill man, but a refugee, killed two in Bavaria. For weeks, up to our elections, this tragic event was heavily exploited to push anti-migrant politics.

Honesty, and humanity.

A view down into the busy main hall of the domed main train station in Hamburg, with people milling on the platform and some ascending an escalator. A long intercity train is standing on the platform's left side. The dome is carried by massive arched steel struts.

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Welcome to Future Knowledge—a podcast from the Internet Archive & Authors Alliance exploring how knowledge is created, shared & preserved in the digital age.

Each episode pairs authors with thought leaders in policy, tech & the arts. Explore current issues in digital preservation, copyright, AI & more with hosts Chris Freeland (Internet Archive) & Dave Hansen (Authors Alliance).

🎙️ Listen & subscribe: futureknowledge.transistor.fm/

🔗 Explore archived episodes: archive.org/details/future-kno…

Illustration for the "Future Knowledge" podcast. A surreal, retro-futuristic landscape blends past and future elements: a bust of a Roman figure, stacks of books, file cabinets, satellites, DNA strands, skyscrapers, and futuristic buildings. A cartoon mouse steers a ship’s wheel connected to a giant computer mouse. An old desktop computer displays the Authors Alliance logo, and an open file drawer shows a yellow folder labeled Internet Archive. At the bottom, bold text reads: “FUTURE KNOWLEDGE.”

Future Knowledge

Future Knowledge explores the intersection of technology, culture, and information policy with leading authors, scholars, and experts.
Future Knowledge

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“We have restricted credit, we have restricted opportunity, we have controlled development, and we have come to be one of the worst ruled, one of the most completely controlled and dominated, governments in the civilized world--no longer a government by free opinion, no longer a government by conviction and the vote of the majority, but a government by the opinion and the duress of small groups of dominant men.”

~ Woodrow Wilson
(1856-1924) 28th US President

Quotation by Woodrow Wilson

"We have restricted credit, we have restricted opportunity, we have controlled development, and we have come to be one of the worst ruled, one of the most completely controlled and dominated, governments in the civilized world--no longer a government…
LibertyQuotes
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elston_

Wilson is a hypocrite because he condemned elite control of government, yet created Federal Reserve, introduced the income tax, backed League of Nations, & enforced Espionage & Sedition Acts—all of which concentrated power in hands of unelected elites & crushed dissent; either he was a fool who was duped, or a self-righteous idealist who thought he knew best & was disastrously wrong.

Wilson came directly from the world of academia—only U.S. president to hold a Ph.D.!

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Ayatollah Khamenei: Islamic Revolution of Iran surprised West presstv.ir/Detail/2025/06/04/7…

Iran’s Leader: US cannot do a damn thing on nuclear issue

Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyyed Ali Khamenei says uranium enrichment is the key to Iran’s nuclear issue, dismissing US proposals for Tehran to ultimately stop all enrichment in the country.
PressTV

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U.S. physicist and computing scientist Steve Hsu discusses how global chip ban backfires as China flips Washington’s colossal mistake.

youtu.be/y312NHJ6kIY

#usa #china #technology


U.S. Global Chip Ban Backfires As China Flips Washington’s Colossal Mistake | Steve Hsu

Follow Steve Hsu on X(Twitter) here: https://x.com/hsu_steveToday we sit with the U.S. Physicist and Computing scientist Steve Hsu to talk about the US China...
YouTube

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Help me choosing a distro
I am looking for a distro with a customisable UI. I want the ability to change everything in the UI: like changing the window borders style, animated interface, creating transition animations. Something that can allow me to create UI from my favourite video games. I am even willing to learn a language if needed. Just don't suggest arch because I'm only interested in visuals. I don't want to spend time creating and troubleshooting other aspects of os. Also, if above requirements can be achieved with changing the desktop environment, please suggest that too.
I am somewhat familiar with Linux as I used it a few years ago for some time. Back then, the games' support was lacking, so I switched back. But now with steam os and proton's contribution, games shouldn't be a hassle to run.
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tomatoely

If you want to get into customizing UIs hard, something the likes of this

You could get started with window managers (very opiniated topic, its really up to you to decide on which you should use) and UI toolkits like
- ewww
- AGS
- QuickShell

Also I know X11 is slowly dying but AwesomeWM fits your bill really nicely.

TL,DR: You want a cool UI? look at unixporn's top posts of all time, research an option you find good enough and go bananas on everything you need to make yourself at home.

ALSO consider posting at !unixporn@lemmy.ml so we can marvel at your fine grained setup, good luck!


GitHub - elkowar/eww: ElKowars wacky widgets

ElKowars wacky widgets. Contribute to elkowar/eww development by creating an account on GitHub.
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