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Michael Hastings uncovered the early build‑out of U.S. metadata surveillance and classified intelligence operations by showing how NSA and allied agencies harvested billions of phone records, email headers and internet communications under secret court orders and classified directives that bypassed traditional warrants. He traced how the Patriot Act and subsequent statutes fused counterterrorism, foreign intelligence gathering and domestic law enforcement into a pervasive monitoring apparatus, laying groundwork for public debate long before Snowden’s 2013–14 disclosures. On June 18, 2013 Hastings died in a high‑speed, single‑vehicle crash in Los Angeles after voicing fears of being followed. The crash’s extreme violence, total destruction of his car and anomalies in the forensic data fueled suspicions of electronic tampering. No official inquiry found foul play, yet many journalists and investigators believe his exposés of sensitive military and intelligence programs may have played a role. Vault 7 leaks in 2017 revealed that by October 2014 the CIA’s Embedded Devices Branch had engineered malware and firmware backdoors targeting vehicle control systems—capable of covertly manipulating brakes, steering and engine management—demonstrating that intelligence agencies had the tools to weaponize modern automobiles.
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Defense Ministers' Meeting kicked off in Qingdao City, east China's Shandong Province, on June 26. China's Defense Minister Admiral Dong Jun hosted and addressed the meeting.
[US] Any suspect that says "Am I free to go?" during an interview where they haven't been Mirandized, and then if they are free to go leaves immediately.
Or if they are not free to go and Mirandized "I demand a lawyer." and "I am asserting my right to silence." and nothing else. Playing cute games in an "interview" so you can get off some zingers at the cops is at best not going to make your situation worse. Very likely though, the longer you talk, the worse it will get. Therefore any technique that is giving up your right to silence and council is sub-optimal.
This footage doesn't catch the public eye as often because it isn't spicy. It's just boring. You want to be boring because the cops who booked you are not the right people to be spinning your side of the story to.
Very likely though, the longer you talk, the worse it will get. Therefore any technique that isn't giving up your right to silence and council is sub-optimal.
Just checking, assuming 'giving up your right to silence' should be 'asserting your right to silence'? Giving up that right would be suboptimal, no? Or am I misunderstanding something here?
IDF officers and soldiers told Haaretz they were ordered to fire at unarmed crowds near food distribution sites in Gaza, even when no threat was present.
we will have to see in coming days what they learn about the perpetrator. It’s my town and have a couple firefighters I am loosely acquainted with at that station. We have friends living on that side of town in the lockdown area and they described it as a war zone. There could have been more than one person.
Irish MEPs condemn Ursula von der Leyen’s 'pro-Israeli solo run' amid Iran-Israel conflict The European leader has faced backlash for blaming Iran and backing Israel without EU consensus, according to Irish MEPs. thejournal.ie/irish-meps-von-d…
Mastodonian white-moderate-scold culture is most repugnant when it comes to mutual aid. Black single mother needing help with medical expenses? Report. Palestinian family trying to survive a genocide? Report.
It's the online version of white people calling the cops if they see an Indigenous, Black, or Brown person in "their" street. No discussion, evidence or proof of wrongdoing needed when you've got Privileged White People Gut-feelings
^Activist Post^ "The Senate Just Passed the GENIUS Act—CBDCs in Sheep’s Clothing" Crypto Matt Agorist, The Free Thought Project June 29, 2025 "While the state weaponizes compliance, we must weaponize freedom" "Only “permitted payment stablecoin issuers” may operate, activistpost.com/the-senate-ju… and those issuers must comply with extensive oversight under the Bank Secrecy Act, including KYC, AML, and sanctions enforcement.
In other words: no privacy, no independence, and no dissent.
The Act even instructs the Treasury Department to evaluate new financial surveillance tech, including AI-powered monitoring systems and blockchain analysis tools. These technologies, we’re told, will help “assess privacy risks” —as if privacy itself is the threat.
Let’s be honest about what this really is: a nationalized control grid disguised as modernization.
While the state weaponizes compliance, we must weaponize freedom On June 18th, while the country was distracted with headlines about Trump and Iran, the U.S.
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In individual votes, the current President is still on top, but in a presidential runoff, he is projected to lose to former army commander Valery Zaluzhnyi.
I don't like this example, because it ignores that normal people take planes, too - sure it's less frequent, and it's usually public transport-style as opposed to just being one billionaire and their entourage per plane, but there's also just a lot more normal people than billionaires. Not to say that the pollution made for billionaires' personal lifestyles isn't massive or that rich people's economic and political activities aren't the main driver of climate change, but using such an obviously bad example makes it too easy to dismiss the general sentiment of the joke. If every non-billionaire stopped taking plane rides, it would make a difference for climate change - the issue is that rich people do their hardest to make sure that something like that doesn't happen. At least not until all the non-millionaires are so poor that they can't afford to travel anymore.
A lot of us are trying, making decent sacrifices to reduce our already relatively negligible impacts on the environment. While those with money make significantly more of a negative impact instead of mildly inconveniencing themselves. Sure, refuce your impact, use less plastic, buy less shit. But none of that is really going to matter if people like Bezos are around.
I agree. Which is why the yoghurt cup example is so bad - it's hardly a personal sacrifice and it's very obviously low impact compared to vacation planerides. The issue is that things like plane vacations and other polluting consumer goods are actively promoted, and made even worse for the environment just to shave off tenths of percents in profits, by the ultra rich.
The yoghurt cup example is excellent, I would argue, for the same reasons. The yoghurt cup example is the sacrifice of a small amount of time and effort for no gain for yourself - in exchange for a gain for society.
How many of those private jet owners could've sacrificed a small amount of time and effort in taking commercial flights in exchange for a massive gain for society's environmental health?
The issue is that the yoghurt cup is only a tiny sacrifice, but it's also only a tiny gain (as long as the alternative isn't 'just dump it in the river'). I suppose regular people don't have a lot of opportunities to do a small sacrifice that will actually have a big impact compared to the effort, once they took the hurdle of not being a complete asshole.
Yes, that's bad - so why not use that as an example? It's about as equivalent as we're going to get when comparing regular people to billionaires, and it's still literally 50 times worse (or whatever the actually value is, it's probably even worse considering that normal people usually share the plane with hundreds of unrelated people while on Bezos' plane, it's 100% just him, his "friends" and people who work for him).
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I'm pro LGBTQ, anti-israel, against consumerism/capitalism, pro socialism. Pro government control on key infrastructure (water, gas, electricity) and better housing and support services. Pro climate policies, pro taxing the rich.
But I'm also against fossil fuel bans, against bans on firearms, pro military for defence, pro free-speech, pro strict immigration, against 'PC' culture, against trans-women in women's sports, pro merit success.
You sound like a bog standard social conservative.
Please name the trans women athletes who have won Olympic medals during the many years they've been allowed to compete. They have a clear advantage, right, so it should be easy to find.
Sports decide themselves, of which world rowing and boxing have blanket bans. Athletics, cycling, swimming, rugby and cricket are bans if the transition was after puberty. Triathlon, tennis and archery requires testosterone testing. And all other sporting bodies are on a case by case basis.
That's why we don't see them because the Olympics themselves have said:
high-level organised sporting competitions - relies on a level playing field, where no athlete has an unfair and disproportionate advantage over the rest.
I'm tired of replying to everyone, please put more effort into your argument
I didn't, I cited the literal Olympics. I have cited medical studies, and I have defended my position where everyone then returns to insults and statements like this.
Unless you have evidence that what I said was incorrect, you are infact wrong. One, only ONE person has cited one study that is inconclusive and I congratulated them because at least they showed there is some conflicting research but you haven't even bothered to try.
If you are going to throw your opinion around, at least back it up with weight. Cite studies, link articles, or form a proper argument, because if I can refute your claim before I've even had my morning coffee than you still have room to make a half decent point.
You never bothered to look into it. You decided that since trans people are banned now, they must always have been banned. They were allowed to play for a long time before the ban, in fact, and none of the scare mongering was true. There was no trans domination.
You don't really care though. That you care about the issue at all is evidence you've fallen for the conservative campaign against trans people, because it's an entirely invented issue. You listened to what the conservative pundits said, maybe you even read one of the Heritage Foundation's studies. But you have no fucking idea what you're talking about, and I've been having this argument with fucking "centrists" like you for over a decade who think we're a fine scapegoat for your socially acceptable bigotry.
You aren't a centrist. There is no center when one side wants the elimination of the other, and that's the ultimate end goal here. You think you're having a dandy little political discussion, but this is just a stepping stone on the campaign to convince the public that trans women are men and therefore trans people are sick, and need to be removed from society. When you run around and parrot their talking points on a subject you know little about its not a fun debate, it's plain bigotry and its not fucking welcome.
Huh!? This isn't a troll, I'm an example of a centrist. The term 'centrist' exists for a reason, and plenty of people such as myself think this way although I will admit, I have met very few unfortunately.
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"Channel 4 will broadcast Gaza: Doctors Under Attack, a documentary laying out damning allegations that Israeli forces systematically targeted Gaza's hospitals and medical staff throughout their military campaign—allegations which would amount to grave breaches of international law.
"This is a meticulously reported and important film examining evidence which supports allegations of grave breaches of international law by Israeli forces," said L. Compton, Channel 4's Head of News and Current Affairs. "It exemplifies Channel 4's commitment to brave and fearless journalism," she added.
Channel 4 will broadcast Gaza: Doctors Under Attack, a documentary laying out damning allegations that Israeli forces systematically targeted Gaza's hospitals and medical staff throughout their military campaign—allegations which would amount to grav…
By Elis Gjevori Published date: 28 June 2025 21:08 BST
"Channel 4 will broadcast Gaza: Doctors Under Attack, a documentary laying out damning allegations that Israeli forces systematically targeted Gaza's hospitals and medical staff throughout their military campaign—allegations which would amount to grave breaches of international law.
"This is a meticulously reported and important film examining evidence which supports allegations of grave breaches of international law by Israeli forces," said L. Compton, Channel 4's Head of News and Current Affairs. "It exemplifies Channel 4's commitment to brave and fearless journalism," she added.
Channel 4 will broadcast Gaza: Doctors Under Attack, a documentary laying out damning allegations that Israeli forces systematically targeted Gaza's hospitals and medical staff throughout their military campaign—allegations which would amount to grav…
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TEHRAN, Jun. 29 (MNA) – Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says that the Zionist regime has blatantly violated the UN Charter in its act of aggression against Iran.
Montevideo, June 29 (Prensa Latina) Teams from ministries and institutions are touring the Montevideo metropolitan area as part of the ongoing plan to assist homeless people in the face of the extreme cold wave prevailing in Uruguay.
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The second day of funeral processions for Iranian military leaders and civilians martyred in recent Israeli attacks unfolded across the country on Sunday, as thousands of citizens gathered to honor those who martyred defending the nation.
Yes. Exactly. It's 50 years since the practice of sorting garbage for recycling became common, and for some reason that's beyond human comprehension, recycling is not yet a public utility like water and sewerage. When told that X packaging material "cannot" be recycled, the average punter believes it (!!!) when what it really means is "We don't want to spend the capital for the equipment that could recycle it" or some other operational reason that could be easily overcome if the recycling service was state owned. Some well-meaning people even *post* recyclables like plastic bottle tops to destinations many hundreds of kms away. Yes, really! The manufacturers get free materials, with the freight paid for by the donors. Is "suckers" too harsh a word? . Demand that your government makes sorting and recycling of "all" waste a state- owned public utility.
A Marxist friend once told me this when I asked about his views on anarchism. "I think anarchism can never defeat fascism because individual efforts can never solve the problems of a system. It needs collective effort from a community."
@abhijith I very much agree with that, capitalist system is highly centralized and organized. It will take a comparable effort organization to put up a meaningful challenge to it. Small ad hoc groups are easily atomized and defeated.
@Merk_94 individuals will be replaced by others, they don't just pop out of a different dimension to rule over us. They are a product of the material relations in our society, and until those changes the problem won't go away.
@jautero that's the transformation of quantity into quality, but the key part is that individuals need to have a unified collective understanding of the problems and the solutions that are necessary in order to speak with one voice
@jautero agreement comes from education, that's how people develop a shared understanding of the problems. This is why Marxist approach of having a vanguard has succeeded time and again.
“While responding to a fire earlier today in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, IAFF members were ambushed in a heinous act of violence. Two of our brothers were killed by a sniper, and a third brother remains in surgery. Please keep them, their families, and law enforcement in your prayers.”
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UPDATE 6:58 COEUR D’ALENE, Idaho – The International Association of Fire Fighters has confirmed that two Idaho firefighters were shot and killed during the shooting near Canfield Mountain.In a statement
Odd. noagendashow.net/listen/1776 is the only recent episode without a transcript. At least it's the only one that my browsers don't show a transcript link.
I picked up this 50” Sony Wega (LCD rear projection) TV today for FREE!
It has loads of component inputs and a single HDMI input. It’s 20 years old and needs a new lamp to restore brightness levels to its former glory. The good thing with this TV is it has insanely low input lag, comparable to CRTs. I used to have the 40” model many, many years ago.
@Oregon Pacifist At one time I had a big old RCA rear projection TV, I used to refer to it as a Requires Constant Attention, the colors would get out of alignment and you'd get color fringes, it had a horrid viewing angle and not all that great of brightness.
Emergency responders from North Idaho and Spokane rushed to Canfield Mountain on Sunday afternoon following reports of a possible ambush attack on firefighters responding to a brush fire on the mountain in Coeur d'Alene.
I'm considering getting a 9950x3D on either Monday or Tuesday at a Micro Center as a upgrade to my current setup. My main question is, how is the experience with the 9950x3D on Linux with strange architecture with half of the cores having extra L3 cache and the other half with a normal amount of L3 cache.
I have been busy working and suddenly there's been a promotion for the 9950x3D that I want to take advantage of since my motherboard on my current system has been deteriorating as of late. Asrock x570 Extreme4 with a 3700x. USB has been very flaky and I've been dual boating and the other SSD slot is on the chipset. Which makes my windows boot incredibly slow.
I plan to stay on Arch Linux or hop over to CachyOS but want to know what are your thoughts on this as well?
I primarily game but occasionally do some video/audio encoding, video editing and want to build ffmpeg-full from the aur but takes too long on my 3700X.
I've only been able to read/watch three mediums level1tech, and two Phoronix articles, but haven't mental capacity to register and remember everything.
I watched the Ryzen 9950x3D? On Linux video by Level1tech. And one of the things he mentions is gamemode. Is it recommended.
As for the Phoronix articles one is the review of the 9950x3D and the other is the cache optimization driver.
By default for the Ryzen 9 9950X3D it was using the "frequency" preference as default. But if writing "cache" to /sys/bus/platform/drivers/amd_x3d_vcache/AMDI0101:00/amd_x3d_mode it will prefer using the CCD with the larger cache. This cache vs. frequency bias can all be easily manipulated at run-time for those interested.
Is there some sort of automation for this? Or, do I have to do it manually for each program? I've never messed with kernel parameters other than for my Nvidia GPU to get Wayland to work.
I'm sorry that this question feels very unorganized. I just don't have time to write a proper one. I'll be able to reply on my next break.
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You’re overthinking the hell out of this. Just plug it in and go. My 8700x3d is insanely fast during any load I’ve ever thrown at it, your new chip will be even more so.
keep it on cache since I do a lot of code compilation, but I will usually switch it to frequency for gaming and stuff.
Isn't gaming the most cache-heavy CPU workload there is? The X3D CPUs have consistently topped gaming benchmarks, even outperforming much more modern CPUs that lack 3D cache.
I'd sooner do it the other way around: frequency for compiling, rendering, transcoding, etc. Cache for gaming!
France has struggled to kick its smoking habit. A new public health decree published Saturday aims to change that. In the coming days, smoking will be banned in all French parks and sports venues, at beaches and bus stops, in a perimeter around all schools, and anywhere children could gather in public.
Hi all. I'm currently running a home server using Ubuntu OS, but I'd like to try and explore other options for operating systems to better my skills with linux/unix.
Currently I'm considering switching to Fedora server (though feedback is welcome) because I've been running it as my daily OS for a few months now and I quite like it. I'm also looking at Debian server because that's what my old professor used and he did nothing but speak its praises.
Only issue is I'm concerned about data loss from moving the installation. Currently, the server is setup to run several Docker images running my programs. While moving over the images shouldn't be difficult whatsoever, I'm afraid my storage setup might not be so easy. Currently, it's two 4TB hard drives running in a logical volume. I'd love to simply be able to move over all the files to a backup drive, but I don't have anywhere I can store >5TB of files as a backup.
I googled around, but I couldn't find too many guides on migrating logical volumes. The one or two I did find were most definitely written for someone with far more linux knowledge than I have as a relative noob, so any advice would be extremely welcome!
Currently it's 2 4TB harddrives setup to look like a single 8TB logical volume. Might have to do some poking around if you want more, just setting that up required a ton of googling on my end!
Okay, more details will be required, but here's what I'm thinking will work.
One of the benefits of an LVM is its pretty easy to resize it.
The outline of what you can do is this (and we can refine the steps with more details)
Right now you've got your 8TB physical volume, and within that, you should have your volume group, and within that volume group, you should have one or more logical volums that are mounted for your system. The idea is to resize the existing logical volume by shrinking it, creating addition space within the volume group that can be used to create a new logical volume. Then, that new logical volume can be used to install Fedora.
Depending on how much free space you have on the entire physical volume, you could potentially dual boot Fedora and Ubuntu. Roughly speaking, the steps would look like this:
WARNING: These steps are not exhaustive because I don't know the full details of your system. This is not meant to be a guide for you to immediately implement and follow, but to help get you down the right path DO NOT FOLLOW THESE STEPS WITHOUT FIRST FULLY UNDERSTANDING HOW THIS WILL APPLY TO YOUR UNIQUE SYSTEM SETUP.
Download a Linux ISO of your choice. Ubuntu, Fedora, it doesn't really matter. This one is going to be used to live boot on your server so you can make adjustments to your lvm without having the lvm mounted.
Boot into the live usb
Once you get to the desktop environment of the live usb dismiss any installation prompts, etc and open a terminal
Install the logical volume tools with sudo whatever-the-package-manager-install-command-is lvm2
If your volume group is encrypted (typically with LUKS), you'll need to decrypt it to make sizing changes to the lvm(s) in the volume group. You can decrypt it with:
cryptsetup open /dev/your-disk-here name-of-your-volume-group
For example, on my system if I were doing this it would be cryptsetup open /dev/nvme0n1p2 server (I very creatively named my server volume group server)
Once you can access your volume group, you can use the df command to see how much space is free in your volume group. The full command you'll want to run is:
sudo df -h
This command will list all mounted disks along with filesystem usage data. With this you should be able to determine how much free space you have in your volume group.
Once you've determined how much free space you have, you can decide how big you want to make your new logical volume. For example, if your current usage is 6TB out of the 8TB total, you could resize the current logical volume down to 7TB, and then create a new logical volume that's 1TB in size for the Fedora install
You will do the resize using the lvm2 tools installed. The command to shrink the logical volume looks like this:
Once you've shrunk the lvm, You can create your new lvm
IMPORTANT NOTES:
If at all possible, you should really back up the data. If you don't have any kind of backups in place, you're risking losing all of your data, not just in doing this operation, but in general.
If you want to dual boot, things are more complicated because of where your /boot exists
lsblk will give exactly the info needed. Copy the output of lsblk and paste it into a reply and that will be perfect. Or a screenshot. Whatever's easier for you
Perfect. So you've got separate /boot and /boot/efi partitions, which means dual booting will be much easier if you want to do that.
The ubuntu--vg-ubuntu-lv is the logical volume you'll want to resize. So now we need to see how much space is available on the volume. To get that, run the command sudo df -h and paste that output into a comment.
From there we can figure out how much space you have and how you might want to resize the volume to prep for a new install.
What is challenging about this is that your data is under your root (/) mount, which is also the ubuntu os. If in the end you want to entirely remove ubuntu, it'll be a little trickier than if your data was in a separate logical volume that you mounted into your root system during boot.
For example many people have a separate logical volume for /home, which makes it easier to switch distros while preserving your home folder with all of your user data, config files, etc...
But that's getting a little ahead of ourselves. Start with sudo df -h for the filesystem usage info and we can go from there.
I think basically all Linux distros will support lvm? It seems like some installers do not, but as long as you leave the disks alone during installation it should be fine. As for distro, Debian is a great choice for a server. I've had no issues over the years since I ditched Ubuntu since they keep moving towards commercialization. If you want to learn more compared to Ubuntu you might not learn much though. Fedora could offer more learning, though honestly it's kind of all the same.
@kboy101222 I would not recommend Fedora for a server. It is painful at best. No support for NIS, the use of SeLinux which can take half an hour at boot to re-label before the system becomes operational, and the fact that they don't give a rip about backwards compatibility when they make changes are all reasons to avoid. I used to use Fedora but migrated to Ubuntu to get away from those issues. The latter is far from perfect but hands down superior to Fedora.
Another point to keep in mind - many distros now ship Podman instead of Docker, with Fedora being at the forefront of that change. If you‘re currently running Docker, you might want to check if your setup is drop-in compatible with Podman as some images will not work (usually related to permission or user switching, privileged ports).
@Shareni @kboy101222 The main difference between the distros that is hard to get around is the package manager, in that sense Debian based apt/apt-get/dpkg, Redhat based dnf/rpm, Arch/Manjaro pacman (glorified tar). Of all the formats I really like Arch's manager because it's easy to manually extract packages but it's really easy to get into dependency loop hell if you go too long between updates, but everything else, what desktop you use, what container's you use, all flexible and exchangeable fluff.
This is the answer OP, your flavor of Linux matters when it’s your daily driver work/play machine. But for a server OS? You’re not missing anything using Ubuntu, and your experience won’t change much with another distro.
@Fecundpossum @Shareni Not really even all that much as a daily driver because all the pieces save for the package manager, is interchangeable, and even there you can use snap, flatpacs, or compile from source.
The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) reported on Saturday that the health response in the Gaza Strip is facing significant operational challenges.UNRWA said in a post on its Facebook page today: “The health respo
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