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What motivates Trump, Netanyahu, and Khamenei? In this talk, Professor Jiang explains that all three have a messianic calling.Join the Predictive History Di...
A Palestinian elderly woman was martyred at dawn Wednesday when the Israeli occupation forces (IOF) opened fire at her during a raid in Shuafat refugee camp in east Jerusalem.
Just now catching up on some of the posts from this past week. I have stayed off x and just peeked in a little here and there on telegram and here. I’ve been so busy with coordinating home repairs and researching for bath remodel that I just now saw this… interesting
I just use x now for researching clips and more. There’s definitely a psyop game going on over there. I fell for it and stepping away helped me evaluate Trump and what’s going on better.
In einem Gespräch, das sich wie ein wirtschaftlicher #Seismograph liest, entlarvt der Finanzexperte Alexander #Streeb die #Altersvorsorge der Deutschen als fragile Illusion. Im Interview mit Markus #Langemann vom Club der klaren Worte spricht er nicht nur als Fachmann, sondern als Gewissen einer Branche, die sich in Deckung windet.
Streebs Bilanz ist vernichtend: Private Renten- und #Lebensversicherungen seien nichts weiter als „staatlich gedeckte Schuldscheine“, deren Auszahlungsversprechen durch Paragraph 314 des Versicherungsaufsichtsgesetzes jederzeit einkassiert werden können – ganz legal. Noch gravierender: Selbst wenn Versicherungen ihre Leistungen kürzen oder ganz verweigern, bleibt der Kunde zur #Beitragszahlung verpflichtet.
Streeb schildert, wie ganze Generationen unter dem Vorwand von Sicherheit Verträge abgeschlossen haben, die real – inflationsbereinigt – massive Verluste produzieren. Und er benennt Ross und Reiter: Politiker wie Friedrich Merz oder Ursula von der Leyen, die offen darüber sprechen, wie man an das Ersparte der Bürger „herankommt“.
Gleichzeitig warnt Streeb vor einem digital kontrollierten Finanzregime aus #Bargeldverbot, programmierbarem Euro und einem europaweiten Vermögensregister – flankiert von der neuen AMLA-Behörde, einem „trojanischen Pferd“ zur Überwachung der Finanzströme jedes Einzelnen.
Was bleibt, ist ein dramatischer Appell: Wer nicht selbst Verantwortung für sein #Vermögen übernimmt, wird es verlieren. Und mit ihm seine #Freiheit.
Club der klaren Worte - unabhängige Berichterstattung - nicht nur der Journalismus, sondern die tradierten Medienhäuser, befinden sich in der Mediengesellschaft der Gegenwart in einer nie gekannten inhaltlichen Krise
Die Bundesregierung streicht zivilen Seenotrettern die finanzielle Unterstützung. Christian Klemm meint: Das ist ein Todesurteil für viele Flüchtlinge, die die gefährliche Fahrt über das Mittelmeer antreten. nd-aktuell.de/artikel/1192174.…
It feels weird to just jump into a generic Linux community and ask a question. It's nice being so small - kinda like the internet used to be.
Anyway, I've been running Linux servers for decades but only recently switched my desktop. I first tried Debian 12 and I'm now on OpenSUSE Tumbleweed - I switched in the hope of getting newer drivers and maybe fixing this issue.
I have a HP laptop with onboard Intel graphics and an external monitor connected with USB-C. In general it works great - until it doesn't. From time to time the external monitor does not wake up after a suspend. Normally turning the monitor off and back on will cause some sort of driver reset and it comes back. Once or twice this has not helped and I've had to reboot.
I'm running Xorg as Wayland on Tumbleweed won't start on t his machine. Wayland may have worked with Debian, I don't recall. I don't think it's worth listing details of my versions as it's happened on two distros and through a couple of minor updates to Xorg on openSUSE. It happens with KDE or LXDE.
1) If you use the same USB port for this all the time, disable power saving on that port 2) Make sure this isn't a PD port (this is a laptop design annoyance) 3) Make sure your monitor's own power saving settings aren't the issue by disabling things like "deep sleep" or similar
Another thing to try is download Fedora LiveUSB and test it with that (it will be Wayland). If it works, then you know it's a config issue with your distro.
1) If you use the same USB port for this all the time, disable power saving on that port
I use the same port all the time. I want power saving on the port. I like to just get up from my PC and have it go to sleep by itself and wake back up when I come and jiggle the mouse. It's working exactly as I would like maybe 90% of the time. Just sometimes the external monitor doesn't wake up.
2) Make sure this isn't a PD port (this is a laptop design annoyance)
It is a PD port, and it is powering the laptop. I'm not sure why this would be a problem? It's worked fine for 5-6 years with Windows and works 90% of the time now with Linux.
3) Make sure your monitor's own power saving settings aren't the issue by disabling things like "deep sleep" or similar
Again, I'm not sure how this could be a problem for the scenario I describe. The settings work fine 90% of the time. It's not even time related: sometimes I can come to it first thing in the morning, after it's been asleep all night, and it wakes perfectly; sometimes I can get up to go get a glass of water and come back and the external monitor won't wake up. It seems totally random.
1) Power saving features may not fire on changing from sleep states. This happens on Windows as well, but the power management system in Windows disables power saving features of the port when a display is detected. In Linux you want this off for the same reasons. It doesn't prevent the machine from sleeping. 2) On waking, PD ports can cause issues with negotiation of the signal reset and changemode for displays. 3) Monitors communicate their power status over USB-C, so when your machine wakes up, it may try to fire an event that says "wake up" to the monitor, but if the monitor isn't in a state where it's expected a signal (deep sleep), then it won't wake up.
Any one of these could be the issue, but if you don't want to take steps to debug it, then just unplugging and replugging the cable will kick the monitor back up.
Does it work if you unplug and replug? If you hit a button other than power does it wake up, or does it say "no signal" or something? Does the laptop see it? Anything in any log? Can you force a redetection from the laptop?
If you hit a button other than power does it wake up, or does it say "no signal" or something?
Yes.
Does the laptop see it?
I'm assuming not as it does not display on it. Next time it happens I'll see what xrandr says.
Anything in any log?
Nothing in Xorg.0.log and nothing that seems related in the journal. I'll keep journalctl --follow running and see if anything that I didn't pick as being related comes up next time it happens.
you're running way too old a distro for what you want. debian 12 has its merits as a server, you install it and leave it be and it just works.
what you want - fluidity with power management, dock/undock, etc - although achievable with tweaking this and that isn't being worked on, not on X, not on debian 12, so it's not like those things will eventually get there. so you need a semi-modern distro, like ubuntu or fedora or even trixie.
wayland isn't new, it's default on a lot of distros since 2021 or so, so you can be sure that your use case was previosly met and solved. costs you nothing to boot e.g. F42 off a USB and try it out (has to be 42 as earlier live sessions default to X11). if you have lots of RAM, add the rd.live.ram switch so it copies the image to RAM and everything is super-snappy for testing and it doesn't touch your SSD.
The NATO summit in The Hague is a show of collective threat and money laundering for the US Military Industrial Complex. Compelte vasselage of the Europeans ...
As governments across Europe continue to tighten belts, cutting essential services under the banner of fiscal responsibility, one sector never seems to feel the pinch: the defence industry.
Don't like Laura, but this is important because using the 1st Amendment as an excuse is what MSM does. The last time I heard it was from The Atlantic, during that mess with Hegseth. One of the Karens said, "My editor has the right to free speech." A few of us were arguing the point. Islamists do, too. It's abused by the left, but we're not allowed the same right.
‼️The leaks are not done under the First Amendment... they're done to damage POTUS‼️Todd Blanche U.S. Dep AG: This type of conduct will be investigated fully. #PHPnews #agl #XTeam
I use fediverse, meme sites, and the occasional visit to /pol for my news And I’m regularly weeks, months, or years ahead of normie acquaintances that watch cable news
By definition, you have to live until you die. Better to make that life as complete and enjoyable an experience as possible, in case death is shite, which I suspect it will be.
Ewan McGregor on the set of #Trainspotting —1996 "The bowl was full of different types of #chocolate. The set smelled really sweet — delicious, really, kind of like a confectionary. You could have licked the chocolate right off the bowl." — Danny Boyle
O Trump tem interesse nas terras raras da Ucrânia e já está as retirando de um acordo que foi firmado entre ambas as partes. Os EUA está cobrando a dívida ou o que investiu na Ucrânia até agora.
Earlier on a post elsewhere an European person expressed bafflement about how many positions considered normal and obvious in a decent society are considered "Radical Left Wing" on the US, and someone answered with "Helps to think of America like a white Saudi Arabia". Incredible how well it fits.
Comme au bon vieux temps de la Sainte #Inquisition, Jean-Marc #Sabatier fait l’objet d’un procès en sorcellerie instruit par les nouveaux Torquemada médiatiques qui réclament son excommunication du sacro-saint #CNRS. Mais #ChatGPT et l’université américaine de #Stanford brossent un autre portrait du chercheur.
À quelques jours d’intervalle plusieurs médias ont jeté l’anathème sur Jean-Marc Sabatier, chercheur au CNRS, parce que ses prises de position sur la #covid-19 et les ‘’ #vaccins’’ (guillemets obligatoires) anti-Covid vont à contre-courant du fameux ‘’consensus scientifique’’ que les géants de la tech et la meute médiatique nous imposent depuis cinq ans. Sabatier dérange les bien-pensants, les abonnés au dogme #BigPharma et à leurs énormes profits. Il faut donc le faire taire, le censurer, l’invisibiliser, le calomnier et demander son exclusion du CNRS.
Comme au bon vieux temps de la Sainte Inquisition, Jean-Marc Sabatier fait l’objet d’un procès en sorcellerie instruit par les nouveaux Torquemada médiatiques qui réclament son excommunication du sacro-saint CNRS.
The second of the Meteosat Third Generation (MTG) satellites and the first instrument for the Copernicus Sentinel-4 mission are ready for liftoff at Cape Canaveral in Florida, US. Live coverage of this launch will be shown on ESA WebTV, not earlier than Tuesday, 1 July.
America is just the country that shows how all the written guarantees in the world for freedom are no protection against tyranny and oppression of the worst kind. -- Peter Kropotkin
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is once again claiming to be a tough “Bronx girl” — but a New York Republican lawmaker just pulled her yearbook receipts. 💀
Assemblyman Matt Slater posted a photo of AOC from Yorktown High School — a nice, quiet suburb an hour north of the Bronx.
🗣️ “If you’re a BX girl then why are you in my Yorktown yearbook? Give it up already,” he wrote.
So while AOC plays the role of a gritty inner-city underdog, she actually spent her teen years in Westchester County — one of the wealthiest areas in New York.
This is classic Democrat behavior: pretend to be a working-class hero while living off the perks of a privileged zip code. 💼🎭
Sorry, AOC — the whole “Bronx girl” shtick just got fact-checked.
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The Financial Times publishes an article examining the interaction between Russia and Iran. Western analysts are inclined to state in light of recent events that "Iran is no longer Russia's helper in the Ukrainian conflict.
i have to say, the ryobi angle grinder has a lot more power with new motor brushes. if you have an old weak AC brushed motor tool i recommend giving the rotor contact area a light sand with fine sandpaper and changing the brushes
President of the Kyrgyz Republic Sadyr Japarov has arrived in Belarus on a working visit. His plane landed at Minsk National Airport, BelTA has learned.
Erstmals beschäftigt sich das ARD MiMa ausgiebig mit israelischen Kriegsverbrechen in Gaza. Was man sah und erfuhr, ist erschütternd. Israel zerstört besonders Krankenhäuser mit Geburtsstationen. So etwas nennt man Genozid. Israel bestreitet derartige Verbrechen, die inzwischen von unabhängigen Organisationen bewiesen sind. Und die EU, die gerade einen Gipfel abhält? Sie ist in dieser Frage und anderen Fragen heillos zerstritten.
‘They treat us like shit’: Northern Ontario First Nations prepare blockades to fight laws fast-tracking resource extraction
Communities around the proposed Ring of Fire mining development have begun to set up permanent camps
““Our land has gold in it but it’s not gold to us, it’s a home – and home is worth more than any gold, more than any diamond, more than any human’s life, even.”
@icare4america yes, BUT… in this day and age of sabermetrics and strict pitch counts even getting a no-hitter is becoming more and more rare. If anything, you get combined no-hitters now (which I personally don’t recognize, even though MLB does for some strange reason).
Le gouvernement de Keir #Starmer a annoncé qu'il allait interdire le groupe de protestation britannique #PalestineAction en invoquant les lois antiterroristes. Le groupe paie aujourd'hui le prix de son succès dans sa lutte contre la plus grande entreprise d'armement israélienne, #Elbit Systems, qui a directement fait pression sur les autorités britanniques pour qu'elles répriment les militants. L'ambassade d' Israël à Londres semble également avoir fait pression sur le gouvernement britannique pour qu'il intervienne dans les procès de Palestine Action, bien que les documents pertinents publiés en vertu de la loi sur la liberté d'information aient été largement censurés car ils « risquaient de nuire aux relations du #Royaume-Uni avec #Israël ». #Elbit et #Israël ont désormais obtenu gain de cause, et pour la première fois, une organisation militante sera interdite (le 30 juin) en Grande-Bretagne en vertu de la loi antiterroriste, au même titre que des groupes tels que l'État islamique et Al-Qaida. Source : @wikileaks
In the end, predictably, the Circus Ringmaster went TACO (“Trump Always Chickens Out”). Join us on Telegram, Twitter, and VK. Contact us: info@strategic-culture.su In the end,…
On y voit aussi le débit potentiel de chaque ville. C'est assez fascinant d'un point de vue géopolitique d'internet.
Par exemple, on constate que ces cinq dernières années, les GAFAM (et particulièrement Meta et Google) sont les principaux acteurs du déploiement de nouveaux câbles, alors qu'aux débuts c'étaient plutôt les Télécoms.
The Prime Minister's recent troubles expose how badly our political leaders have lost touch with the shifting demands of the modern era, argues Neal Lawson
L’ #UE a subi une «transformation radicale», a constaté le chef de la diplomatie russe lors d’un forum international à Moscou, rappelant qu’elle avait initialement été créée comme une union économique destinée à améliorer la vie de ses habitants.
FINALS #FaggotTourney ANNOUNCEMENTS THREAD (DO NOT VOTE HERE):
The bracket has completely distended itself to accommodate the SHEER HOMOSEXUALITY of the TWO FINALISTS:
The VERMIN-FRUIT CUMFOAMER: BASED LUNATIC, AKA DANCING DICEY! That's @BasedLunatic
and...
The CREAMSISSY RAGING HOMER SENSUAL, SIRROGUEKNIGHT - @SiRrogueKnight - who has blessed us with a WONDERFUL song celebrating his COMPLETE AND TOTAL VICTORY over JEFFERY CLIFFORD and THE VAXX GANG.
The finals will be held starting on the 27th of June, 10PM Central Time. Finals will run for EXACTLY 48 hours afterwards. This match will go until the very end no matter how wide of a margin one entrant has over the other.
Match results: If it wasn't clear, SRK beat Jeff 40-25.
Notes:
If things go wrong, then the tournament will continue at @ceoofmonoeyedating.
Rules for voting:
1) Voters must meaningfully be on Fedi. That means they must federate with at least one of poa.st, lab.nyanide.com, or nicecrew.digital, have held an account on such an instance since February 2025, AND not be on Pedi. 2) If you are muted by CMD, your vote won't be counted. My mutelist is listed in the thread. You have to fuck up EXTREMELY BAD to make it there. Seemingly actionable threats, bribery, and voting from more than one account are examples of actions which tend to land you there. 3) Participants may not vote - either way - on a match that they are entered in. 4) Reply publicly to the corresponding pinned thread with any unambiguous declaration of intent to vote for one of the two people in the match. Each person has one vote, and they must be the person to post this in the thread. 5) If you fuck up badly enough that I consider adding rules, then you will be punished somehow.
Iran’s parliament (Majlis) has approved a bill to suspend Tehran’s cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) following its politically-motivated resolution against the Islamic Republic.
jfc so sorry to hear that this is happening and how ye all are being (mis)treated, should be the easiest GFM for CyberPlacers to contribute towards considering you wont collect for hosting this space (which I know we all appreciate to no end).
I'm so sorry! Gave a little something and I hope your brother is able to meet his goal. This sucks on so many levels I cannot even begin to express it.
Do they accept donations only from the UK, or do they just assume that anyone from Bulgaria must be a crook? I tried first with a debit card, then with a credit card, and after fighting CAPTCHAs for half an hour I always ended with an error message ("there was an error with your request" or something like that).
Thinking of you, your brother and his family Kevin. Cancer is stressful enough to deal with, without having financial worries as well. I hope enough funds are raised to alleviate the financial worries. ❤️
sorry mate, that sucks so hard. sent in a donation.
I noticed a couple of replies mentioning struggling to get past the captcha - I ran into that too and it seems to be limited to mobile browsers. I've raised it with GoFundMe support, they're looking into it. so if you get folks saying "I want to donate but can't", desktop browser is the way to point them.
I do my best to see all posts of the people I follow, but this one escaped me somehow. But luckily I wondered what @hacks4pancakes what replying to and saw it then.
50% of the way there on my brothers fund raiser, after his life insurance claim was denied — thanks to those who helped and spread the word. gofundme.com/f/help-secure-my-…
I wonder why a non-zero tip makes the payment to fail... Maybe they are trying to transfer money to two different accounts in one transaction, which makes my payment processor barf or something...
Genocidal occupation is determined to keep its victims deprived of food and hope Unloading the convoy at the WFP warehouse in Gaza. After Israel slaughtered hundreds of Palestinians in Gaza over th…
La Cour européenne des droits de l’homme a rejeté les requêtes de cinq Français, mais a fait droit à celle de Karim Touil, estimant qu’il n’avait pas été apporté de « justification objective et raisonnable » au choix de le contrôler.
I am posting images daily to some communities. With the months I'm loosing track of what was already posted by me and others.\ So does someone know a service (preferably a website) where I can input a image or link and see in which communities and when it was posted?
Edit: Well, I should have clarified from the beginning my intention behind this question.\ I was thinking about creating such a service. So I wanted to know if similar already exists (and so save me the effort of development). Also I wanted to sample from the comments if there is interest in such a tool.
Current result: there is no such service but reposts are not really to worry much about.
This comic has always resonated with me. THIS is how we incorrigible know-it-alls of the world can use our powers for good, or at least for not actively evil, LOL.
For URLs just put the URL into the lemmy search and it will find any posts with it.
For images there isnt really anything because it would require hashing all images uploaded to all instances and then allow people to search through them which is computationally expensive. Basically you want reverse image search like tineye.com but only for lemmy.
For a link, you'll see it after posting if it appears in the list of places the link has been crossposted to, at which point you can delete it.
An image, that is more technically challenging because it requires detecting whether two images are the same, which is not as trivial as it sounds. But for images, I think reposts are no big deal anyway, many people will not have seen it the first time.
i am gona try some TIG welding today in a tight corner with a lot of electrode stick-out. i finally realized all my problems were related to low gas flow and my welds have been looking incredibly clean lately
Ars Technica: Media Matters sues FTC, says agency is retaliating on behalf of Elon Musk.
"It's another example of the Trump administration weaponizing government authorities to target political opponents," Media Matters said in a press release. arstechnica.com/tech-policy/20…
Ihab Hassan on X: "Horrific night in the West Bank: Israeli settlers are currently attacking the Christian village of Taybeh, near Ramallah—setting homes on fire and shooting at residents. https://t.co/Ug8UzVg94b" / X
After 20 years, PNG is back with renewed vigor! A new PNG spec was just released. Jokes aside, this is exciting news. PNG is back to its former glory after its progress stalled for over two decades. Did you know the U.S. Library of Congress, Library and Archives Canada, and the National Archives of Australia recommend PNG? It is important that we keep PNG current and competitive. After 20 years of stagnation, PNG is back with renewed vigor!
just_another_person
in reply to GreatBlueHeron • • •Few things:
1) If you use the same USB port for this all the time, disable power saving on that port
2) Make sure this isn't a PD port (this is a laptop design annoyance)
3) Make sure your monitor's own power saving settings aren't the issue by disabling things like "deep sleep" or similar
Another thing to try is download Fedora LiveUSB and test it with that (it will be Wayland). If it works, then you know it's a config issue with your distro.
GreatBlueHeron
in reply to just_another_person • • •I use the same port all the time. I want power saving on the port. I like to just get up from my PC and have it go to sleep by itself and wake back up when I come and jiggle the mouse. It's working exactly as I would like maybe 90% of the time. Just sometimes the external monitor doesn't wake up.
It is a PD port, and it is powering the laptop. I'm not sure why this would be a problem? It's worked fine for 5-6 years with Windows and works 90% of the time now with Linux.
Again, I'm not sure how this could be a problem for the scenario I describe. The settings work fine 90% of the time. It's not even time related: sometimes I can come to it first thing in the morning, after it's been asleep all night, and it wakes perfectly; sometimes I can get up to go get a glass of water and come back and the external monitor won't wake up. It seems totally random.
just_another_person
in reply to GreatBlueHeron • • •1) Power saving features may not fire on changing from sleep states. This happens on Windows as well, but the power management system in Windows disables power saving features of the port when a display is detected. In Linux you want this off for the same reasons. It doesn't prevent the machine from sleeping.
2) On waking, PD ports can cause issues with negotiation of the signal reset and changemode for displays.
3) Monitors communicate their power status over USB-C, so when your machine wakes up, it may try to fire an event that says "wake up" to the monitor, but if the monitor isn't in a state where it's expected a signal (deep sleep), then it won't wake up.
Any one of these could be the issue, but if you don't want to take steps to debug it, then just unplugging and replugging the cable will kick the monitor back up.
catloaf
in reply to GreatBlueHeron • • •GreatBlueHeron
in reply to catloaf • • •In general, yes.
Yes.
I'm assuming not as it does not display on it. Next time it happens I'll see what xrandr says.
Nothing in Xorg.0.log and nothing that seems related in the journal. I'll keep journalctl --follow running and see if anything that I didn't pick as being related comes up next time it happens.
Probably, but I don't know how.
glitching
in reply to GreatBlueHeron • • •you're running way too old a distro for what you want. debian 12 has its merits as a server, you install it and leave it be and it just works.
what you want - fluidity with power management, dock/undock, etc - although achievable with tweaking this and that isn't being worked on, not on X, not on debian 12, so it's not like those things will eventually get there. so you need a semi-modern distro, like ubuntu or fedora or even trixie.
wayland isn't new, it's default on a lot of distros since 2021 or so, so you can be sure that your use case was previosly met and solved. costs you nothing to boot e.g. F42 off a USB and try it out (has to be 42 as earlier live sessions default to X11). if you have lots of RAM, add the
rd.live.ramswitch so it copies the image to RAM and everything is super-snappy for testing and it doesn't touch your SSD.