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All eyes are on the U.S. Military, as the Pentagon moves more assets to the Middle East, amid warnings from Iran that direct strikes from the U.S. will be met with “irreparable damage.”
I don't know what this thread is about but Ash and I have been eating so much damn sodium on this health journey. It's in our water, it's in my matcha, it's on our potatoes, IT'S IN THE DAMN WALLS
I have no problem it tastes bad I'm becoming okay with small amounts in soups and chilis but that's about it, I hate when it's on sandwiches or pretzels or added to food after it's done being cooked
If you find an alternative to PayPal, I'd appreciate it if you'd let me know. Although PayPal has worked well for me, I don't really trust it due to the sudden shutdowns that have occurred recently.
Pro-tip: Debit transactions are protected by law. The customer doesn't get the benefits of a credit transaction, meaning they can't cancel it. So this might drive some people away if they feel it's too risky to pay for commissions via debit transaction. But if it's people donating to you, then there's no issue.
I heard people talking about this way back when PayPal started pulling this shit. H-Manga site admins gave this recommendation.
@Lewdtime 💕 Years ago PayPal added the potential to fine you $1500 if they didn't like the content of your social media post. That was when I closed my PayNotMyPal account.
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Vaccine makers, pharmacists and professional medical societies opposed to recent changes in vaccine policy are banding together to create their own system for recommending and purchasing vaccines.
The details are scant, but the key to the US claiming Iran's nuclear capacity has been severely damaged is by claiming Iran's (de)conversion plant was destroyed. What is that?
I talked a bit about the ~400kg of 60% enriched uranium that Iran has on hand. As far as we know this uranium is still in the gaseous uranium fluoride form used to enrich it, probably in metal gas canisters. They probably want to leave it like that if they want to enrich it further.
In general, to build something useful (like a reactor or god forbid a bomb), they would want to convert it into the metal form. This is what a conversion plant does. I've always heard conversion meaning uranium oxide solids to uranium fluoride gases, and the reverse process as DEconvesion, but that's semantics.
Iran has a conversion plant in Isfahan, which was heavily damaged in the most recent attacks (edit: Isfahan facilities were heavily damaged, I don't know about the conversion plant itself). So if it was destroyed, it would probably prevent them from converting the gaseous enriched uranium to a solid form.
Much like enrichment plants, conversion plants are very large chemical plants, and I imagine the chance of them having a domestic hidden one to be fairly low.
@Infoseepage I’m honestly not sure. I’m super curious what the smallest size conversion plant would be. I’m a bit too far on the academic side than the engineering to have a good idea of something that specific.
Listening to my spouse give our dog a bath. He keeps trying to get out of the tub. I had to gently remind my spouse to stop saying “no” repeatedly and try to find a way to say “yes” instead (with praise or treats ideally) for the small moments he is doing what he wants. Much, MUCH more successful. Yes > No
He couldn’t do it because he was too frustrated. So he needed to concentrate on himself and take deeps and get emotionally regulated first. I swear that most of caretaking is learning how to calm down.
Ali Haidar Israel failed to achieve its core objectives: destabilizing or toppling the Iranian regime. (AFP) This war was not an end, but a new chapter in the battle of wills. The latest war betwee…
I saw a neighbor chasing their loose puppy and got to teach them my trick for catching pups on the run: Lay down flat on the ground. They always come to investigate.
@ninja8tyu @Kyonko802 @kilostere I just think its retarded to ban people for playing a global version of a game. What the fuck is that gonna achieve?
Also he was bitching people post too much Blue Archive instead of Uma's. if anything people playing the global version would get people to post more Uma's.
@Kyonko802 @kilostere i agree, but "people playing the global version would get people to post more uma's" is in fact the issue; who would make up the "more people" 🏳️⚧️
So that would mean i would be the only one posting more Uma if i end up liking the global version since everyone else is too chickenshit to try it because of wrath.
@ninja8tyu @Kyonko802 @kilostere >everyone else is too chickenshit The simple solution is trying it and not posting it because Halo (presumably) doesn't have any spyware on our systems. That aside, I for one am not playing it because of live service fatigue, and no amount of Uma Musume being more forgiving than others will make me want to play another gacha. The only gacha I still have downloaded with is one I keep up with so I know when the end of service is for me to celebrate.
If there were a proper Uma Musume game (that isn't a minigame collection) and I might give it a shot.
The point is the Linux Kernel is covering the same security mitigations which make the CPU level ones redundant. If all users are using the Linux Kernel, why would it be an issue?
Depends on how you use your system if you have multiple users. CPU mitigations wont protect GPU workloads, and vice versa. If your CPU was mitigating GPU workloads, that would probably be a massive performance loss.
The vulnerability is all on the CPU side. The GPU workloads being referenced are only vulnerable on the CPU instruction set used to pass workloads to the GPU.
Talking about CPU and GPU workloads as entirely separate in this context is misleading as the vulnerability is with CPU code execution that passes tasks to the GPU.
The GPU is not vulnerable to this particular attack, only the CPU is.
As you can see here impacted hardware is all CPU side, you can also read about how the proposed attacks work.
Forgive me. Just trying to understand. How does the kernel flag NEO_DISABLE_MITIGATIONS have any affect on the CPU? Seems to be targeted towards OpenCL and Level Zero, which are APIs to access GPU hardware directly.
One thing Ubuntu users should know is that the change will only provide performance boosts when GPUs are handling workloads running the OpenCL framework or the OneAPI Level Zerointerface. That likely means that people using games and similar apps will see no benefit.
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The Vice Mayor of Cudahy, Cynthia Gonzalez, is reportedly being investigated by the FBI after she posted a video urging criminal organizations like the 18th Street and Florencia 13 gangs to protect…
Linux in 2025: Less Software, Less Features, Less Tested... & Slower
Big Tech & the major Linux foundations are driving Desktop Linux into the ditch. Plus: No "Linux Sucks" this year. That would be like kicking a crippled puppy.
Big Tech & the major Linux foundations are driving Desktop Linux into the ditch. Plus: No "Linux Sucks" this year. That would be like kicking a crippled pupp...
Steve Witkoff contradicts a leaked American intelligence report about the future of Iran’s nuclear program, which Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has said does not aim to build a nuclear weapon.
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In early 1945, U.S. Signal Corps camera crews embedded with Allied troops filmed the final, brutal push into Nazi Germany—liberating villages, seizing the Remagen bridge, and uncovering the horrors of Dachau. This first installment compiles previously unseen 35 mm footage from Feb to April, juxtaposed with veteran accounts and wartime diaries. Follow the soldiers’ ...
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President Donald Trump has called for CNN reporter Natasha Bertrand to be fired and “thrown out like a dog.” Bertrand has reported that a preliminary U.S.
Tim discusses the situation between Iran, Israel, & the USA, and whether or not it will lead to a regime-change war. Full episode: https://youtu.be/Bm7naUsuJ...
We just caught the Failing New York Times, working with Fake News CNN, cheating again! They tried to demean the great work our B-2 pilots did, and they were wrong in doing so. These reporters are just BAD AND SICK PEOPLE. You would think they would be proud of the great success we had, instead of trying to always make our Country look bad. TOTAL OBLITERATION!
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Alright Vivaldi ... what's this new seeimng garbage "first suggestion is a site I've never visited, and when you delete it a new never-before-visited site is injected as the top result" thing?
I press "t" in the address bar, I expect to see Twitch. That's the site I'm on most of the time that starts with T. When did this promo crap start?
TradeInn? "Direct match"? Because I pressed "t" in the address bar?
Found it. Unticking immediately - and this is the sort of thing that drops my trust in your project, by the way.
Not only the bad behaviour, but also the term "direct match" is a terrible name for an autocomplete sub-feature. Direct match implies 1:1. Not "a suggestion from our pre-selected corporate partner list, rammed right to the top of your list".
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Give the POS Remdesivir & a Ventilator. That should be the cure for all the corrupt bastards & bitches in Big Pharma guilty of genocide along with the Medical Industrial Complex & politicians pimping Covid jabs & boosters, & all the other poison so-called vaccines.
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An Israeli general admitted Iran controlled the timing of the ceasefire, not Tel Aviv.
He cast doubt on U.S. claims that Iran’s nuclear program was destroyed in recent strikes.
Sen. Chris Murphy: "As our nation girds for possible Iranian terrorist attacks, the person Trump put in charge of terrorism prevention is 22 years old, he recently worked in landscaping and as a grocery clerk. He never worked a day in counter-terrorism. But he’s a BIG Trump fan. So he got the job."
yeah but has chris murphy considered the fat defense industry lobbying checks he's going to receive in return for starting a war in response to a perfectly avoidable terrorist attack in our country?
My neighbor and husband got their kitchen do-over recently. Last evening, it just dropped from the ceiling. Freaked them out. 😂 It was on one of those cords, so it didn't hit the floor, lol.
Bonnie Freeman, Ian Freeman's wife shared an important post on X today:
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Excerpt: "Despite the enthusiasm, nuclear power plant projects have historically been far over budget [leaving taxpayers on the hook] and behind schedule [which is why nuclear plant companies often fabricate and lie about details. They milk it for all it's worth!]
"No fully shut nuclear power plant has been restarted, but at least one other attempted restart - of the #PalisadesNuclearPlant in #Michigan - is under way.
"As the technology industry drives U.S. electricity demand to record highs, nuclear power has broadly seen a resurgence of interest after decades in decline. New York plans to build a new nuclear power plant, which would be one of the first to be constructed in a generation."
Fun fact… my great uncle was the one who rigged the control rod mechanism for the Chicago Pile 1 making it go critical. Without him, we wouldn’t have had an atomic bomb.
"The American people cannot believe a word you say" because of election denialism and adjudicated lies, Rep. Stanton (D-AZ) tells Kari Lake (who twice lost statewide elections in Arizona).
So this is easy to do now in America. Let's ban all vaccines until a child is at least 2 years old - and parents - keep this video and DO NOT vaccine your baby for anything. Wait until it has a strong
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The latest instalment of the #Palestinian resistance’s miracle-making transpired in Khan Yunis on Tuesday (June 24) when it dealt multiple blows to eliminate all seven Zionists inside an armoured personnel carrier (APC) in another of its trademark complex ambushes. All seven dead Israelis belonged to the 605th Combat Engineering Battalion in what one Israeli outlet called “one of the deadliest incidents for the Israel Defense Forces in months.”
Here’s how the deadly operation unfolded:
During an attack launched by the 605th Combat Engineering Battalion of the 188th Brigade in #KhanYunis, a resistance fighter approached a Puma armoured personnel carrier (APC) containing seven soldiers from the engineering unit and attached a shrapnel-type explosive device to it before withdrawing safely. The device exploded, causing the armoured vehicle to catch on fire.
I am all in favor of this. There are beer flights at so many restaurants but tiny strong & delicious cocktails with small foods would be such a great starter to a meal. Something bitter but not enough to get drunk and not be able to enjoy the food.
When I am working up a recipe, often I will invite people over and make 4 different versions but then split each drink into 4 little dixie cups so that each of us have only one drink's worth of alcohol. That doesn't fix the drink getting too warm problem but does let us test them clear headed.
Using downsized recipes is pretty standard for me when I'm drinking at home. For a lot of cocktails, half-size or third-size is just fine, especially when you start experimenting with ingredients and ratios. And I have something of an issue with actually committing to a full-size drink (i.e. I often get bored of it halfway through).
However, one of the biggest barriers to entry is the need for smaller glassware, which, while not impossible to source, is limited in its variety. “Where I see a lot of room for improvement is tiny rocks and tiny Highball glasses,” Zielinski says, noting that miniature coupes or diminutive Martini glasses are more readily available.
This is definitely an issue. I've been using stemmed liqueur glasses for small Martini-style cocktails, but even in somewhat smaller rocks glasses a half-sized Old Fashioned-style drink just looks lost.
🗨️ There's no peace with genocidal child killers, Israel is not Iran, there will be no peace with the United States of Hate either. Throwing 15 t bombs on nuclear facilities is a war crime, so begging war criminals for just another shady peace agreement is the last cry of despair.
"Government social media surveillance invades privacy and chills freedom of speech, and it is prone to errors and misinterpretation without ever having been proven effective at assessing security threats," EFF’s Sophia Copetold The Register. theregister.com/2025/06/25/us_…
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