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Good, Hochul basically said as much about her Medicaid books cooking scheme It wasn't about financially helping Medicare/Medicaid State administration or Healthcare institutions in the State, but to help close up the HUGE budget deficit
The Nassau University Medical Centerâs fight over the withdrawn funds sparked a âhostile takeoverâ by the governor to appoint new members to its board of directors, according to hâŠ
Daraus kann man wie letztes Jahr ordentlich was fabrizieren, wir mĂŒssen uns nur entsprechend organisieren.
Ich hatte letztes Jahr Templates in Libresprite/Aseprite gebaut, aber jedes beliebige Pixelgenaues Tool kann hier genutzt werden. Die können dann auf der Canvas semi-transparent platziert werden um eine Vorlage zu haben wo man welchen Pixel setzen mĂŒsste.
Stolzmonat(TM) ist zwar schon vorbei und es gibt sicher noch andere Server, die was in die Richtung machen, aber davon kann man eigentlich kaum genug haben.
Deutschlandflagge (3:5) auf Regenbogenflagge, verbunden durch Herzen die verschiedene mini Pride Flaggen zeigen. Linke Seite: - Lesbisch, - Schwul, - Bisexuell, - Pansexuel, - Asexuell, - Demisexuell
Rechte Seite: - Greysexuell - Polysexuell - Intersex - Trans - Non Binary - Genderfluid
Die Idee mit den Herzen ist nicht schlecht, aber ich bin mir nicht ganz sicher, ob man die Flaggen in den Herzen dann noch erkennen kann. Wie groĂ sind denn die Pixel im Canvas?
Because it is profitable for the 0.01% rentier parasite owner-donors and the chaos is even MORE profitable. They own the politicians. They are death incarnate. Assholes like these:
London (Quds News Network)- The UK High Court has upheld the British governmentâs decision to ban the anti-genocide group 'Palestine Action' under anti-terror laws. The ruling comes despite a legal ch
i woke up early, like 6:30 or something this morning. hope i have more energy today to do shop work than yesterday. i need to do some friction drilling and tapping of holes i think and then possibly cut and bend some tubing
All of these things can be helped by using a tracking app that projects all your balances and recalculates every time you put in more information or you simulate various choices you're about to pull the trigger on. You will get instant feedback and see how it screws up your bills money and hopefully learn to heat that feeling so its not such an active effort to stick to the plan ans go with the flow
Do you believe that would be a day to watch in a movie the life of one of the thousands of Gazans who survived for dozens of days under rubble of their homes after israeli forces attacks?
Online-Dienste werden gut und gerne im Privaten genutzt. Das ist mit dienstlichen Daten und Daten der BĂŒrgerinnen und BĂŒrgern nicht möglich. Es mĂŒssen daher vergleichbare Dienste intern bereitgestellt werden. â€ïž
â¶ïž Itâs all about GeschĂ€ftsprozess
Web-Applikationen sind nur die Stufe 1 der KI-Implementierung. Die tiefe vertikale Integration folgt. Manche Prozessschritte sind so klein, dass der Aufruf einer Applikation völlig ineffizient wĂ€re, z.B. Metadatenextraktion. đ
Wir arbeiten modell â und betriebsagnostisch. Das bedeutet, dass weder ein bestimmtes KI-Modell noch eine proprietĂ€re Betriebsumgebung erforderlich ist. So bleiben wir dauerhaft souverĂ€n und profitieren vom technischen Fortschritt. đš
â¶ïž SOA is king
Monolithen sind von vorgestern. KI muss als Service gedacht werden. Alle FunktionalitĂ€ten mĂŒssen auch via API ansprechbar sein. KI soll nicht ĂŒber proprietĂ€re monolithische Systeme Einzug in die Verwaltung halten. âïž
â¶ïž OSS is a strategic decision
Zahlreiche Stellen benötigen souverĂ€ne KI. Von den Kommunen und LĂ€ndern bis zum Bund. Von den Schulen bis zu den Unis. Vom Startup bis zum MittelstĂ€ndler. OSS bietet die Chance, dass die Ressourcen all dieser BedarfstrĂ€ger in ein Produkt flieĂen und nicht in vermeintlich gĂŒnstige Hyperscaler Produkte, die jeder fĂŒr sich alleine beschafft und anpasst. đ€
â¶ïž Innovation driven enterprises can help
Ăffentliche IT ist fĂŒr Start-ups nicht ohne weiteres anschlussfĂ€hig. FĂŒr diese ist ein hoher Grad an Transparenz erforderlich, um ihre Lösungen so zu entwickeln, dass diese in der Verwaltung schnell in die FlĂ€che gehen können â auch hier hilft OSS. đšâđŹ
â¶ïž Public procurement is necessary
Der Staat als Ankerkunde und frĂŒher BedarfstrĂ€ger kann beim Aufbau wirtschaftlicher Ăkosysteme helfen. Wir bauen AI-Gigfactories in Europa mĂŒssen aber auch die Firmen von morgen gemeinsam aufbauen. Daher wollen wir bei KI anschlussfĂ€hig fĂŒr Startups und KMU werden und arbeiten aktiv daran. đ¶
Wir mĂŒssen die Implementierung von KI bewĂ€ltigen. Die Anbindung von Hyperscaler-Clouds ist keine Lösung, da wir niemals die Daten des Staates und der BĂŒrgerinnen und BĂŒrger derart leichtfertig auĂerhalb unserer Kontrolle geben dĂŒrfen. â
Danke an alle Partnerinnen und Partner in unserem Ecosystem. Wir gehen den Weg weiter gemeinsam. đ«¶
Here we have an example of AFD's confrontation of demonstrators but by the current government. todon.nl/@prolrage/11381637829⊠Is it not a reason to protest against this government?
I can continue without ending... There is a general fascist problem in german society and we, as external witnesses, can see it clearly. The internal, hidden, racism is profound even in the leftist circles.
"The response to this genocide shouldnât be to allow more food into #Gaza so that #Palestinians can be saved from starving but killed by Israeli bombing. Rather, it should be to undo the system of control and killing that #Israel has forced on Palestinians, and to hold those responsible for it accountable." - Tareq Baconi
"The end of violent relations, a peaceful world, a world beyond ecological destruction, freedom from patriarchy, exploitation, domination and nation will not exist under capitalism. This is the factual prerequisite that cannot be changed and is evident.
The questions of revolutionary transformation instead of barbarism are current and existential today.
The emancipatory left today inevitably faces the question of whether it wants to save bourgeois democracy with the persistence of the relations of violence inherent in it â although the fascist option and authoritarianism are based on bourgeois democracy and the one arises from the other â or instead deal with its transformation into a domination-free and anti-capitalist future.
Bourgeois anti-fascism as a form of left-liberal politics that focuses on right-wing extremist parties, fights symptoms, negates the systemic cause and intends to save bourgeois democracy will not be able to stop the run into further authoritarianism, fascism, war and climate destruction and therefore leads to nothing. System transformation into an anti-capitalist age would be the only option that could lead to the goal."
Today it is about the condemnation of a history that came from the worldwide movements that brought the struggle against exploitation and colonialism in relation to Asia, Africa and Latin America, the US war against the people of Vietnam, racism and patriarchy into society in the metropolises. In post-fascist Germany, this also marked the beginning of the thematization of and conflict with an elite that had made a career in Nazi fascism and continued this seamlessly in West Germany after 1945. The capitalists who had profited from forced labor and war were also able to seamlessly transfer their ownership of industrial production to the FRG state. Nazi perpetrators, some of whom were personally responsible for millions of murdered people, were hardly ever held accountable by the FRG state. On the contrary, they came from Nazi fascism and built up the FRG state. Smoothly.
Today, the formation of an intersectional, internationalist, social revolutionary and anti-imperialist left could bring light into threatening and turbulent times. -Burkhard Garweg
Various political parties in Europe, from center- left to far-right, depend on anti-migrant rhetoric to win elections. The social democrats in Denmark gained popularity by deciding to be tough on migration', Ursula Von Der Leyen staked her position as the head of the European Commission on protecting our European way of life' and the various far-right and neo-fascist parties throughout the continent (Rassemblement National in France, PVV in the Netherlands, Fratelli d'ltalia in Italy, Pis in Poland, New Democracy in Greece...) revolve completely around xenophobic and racist policies. Despite claiming the opposite, these political parties can only hold power and their members can only build a career if the migrants continue to exist as a group that they can demonise. -Kill the EU before it kills you
This video is a special release from the original Thinking Allowed series that ran on public television from 1986 until 2002. It was recorded in about 1987.
Do UFOs originate as psychic projections from our own minds? Terence McKenna is co-author of The Invisible Landscape and a leading thinker in the area of alternative realities. He suggests that regardless of their origin and material existence, UFOs are a challenge to the authority of science. Their chief function, he says, may be to offset the rationalist imbalance in our contemporary culture.
Source: New Thinking Allowed with Jeffrey Mishlove YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/@NewThinkingAllowed
This video is a special release from the original Thinking Allowed series that ran on public television from 1986 until 2002.
BRICS is an informal group of states comprising the Federative Republic of Brazil, the Russian Federation, the Republic of India, the People's Republic of China and the Republic of South Africa.
One overlooked reason there are so many identifying with overwhelmingly support for Jews is their victim hero status that they fabricated for themselves.
People are just jealous of their fight. They too want to be heroes fighting the unjust oppression.
But since they are not Jews themselves they enlist as beta cucks seeking "nazis" wherever they can get it.
Because they have hero complex from watching too much Jewry produced TV.
Those appalled by Israelâs actions in Gaza, and the kind of media frenzy prompted by Bob Vylanâs Glastonbury appearance, are finding their voice, says Archie Bland, editor of the Guardianâs First Edition newsletter
I can't help wondering how Trump and his acolytes cope with their cognitive dissonance, what with almost daily reports on the regime dismantling they infrastructure and institutions researching climate change and providing reliable weather forecasts.
"âCatastrophicâ flood in Texas kills at least 24, including children, with more missing from summer camp." theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jâŠ
TEHRAN (Tasnim) - Israeli forces escalated their brutal offensive across Gaza on the 109th day of the war, killing 19 Palestinians in the south while Palestinian resistance launched fresh retaliatory operations in both the north and south of the striâŠ
âThe illusion of freedom will continue as long as itâs profitable to continue the illusion. At the point where the illusion becomes too expensive to maintain, they will just take down the scenery, they will pull back the curtains, they will move the tables and chairs out of the way and you will see the brick wall at the back of the theater.â
âĄïžBREAKING: BCG Helped Model Gaza Ethnic Cleansing Plan and Was Far More Deeply Involved in Militarized GHF Aid Plan Than Previously Known, FT Reports
đšđ°: Little Yazdan, the 2-year-old who was slammed to the floor at Sheremetyevo Airport, is on the mend-he's now able to eat on his own. This morning, he ha
Spotifyâs CEO Daniel Ek has raised âŹ600M for his new startup, which is developing AI TECH FOR WAR. Ek still owns 9% of Spotify, but has 37% voting control. His net worth went from $2.5B to $10B in the last two years alone, on the back of paying musicians a pittance in royalties.
And donât forget:
âą Spotify spent $250M of your subscription dollars to invite Joe Rogan to spew his disinformation on their platform. âą Theyâre still trying to embrace and extinguish Podcasts. âą Theyâre developing in-house, AI-generated âmusicâ so users will play them (royalty-free) instead of music created by humans (who demand royalty).
And now, heâs using his wealth, created by your subscriptions, to fund tech that will use AI to literally murder humans in war.
Iâm amazed when people still look up to techbro startup billionaire types. They are usually the worst humans on the planet, because itâs really, really hard to become a billionaire without being a sociopathic, manipulative, enshittifying parasite of a human being.
AI might already be hiding its real capabilities. Thatâs what Dr. Roman Yampolskiy told Rogan in a podcast episode that will rattle both skeptics and true believers.
And the very, very few billionaires who reach that point without being sociopathic, manipulative, enshittifying parasites generally agree: Billionaires should not exist at all.
MAGA shit ... understood. Not paying Creators: shit. But its an EUropean company, NATO member so hell yeah this ia quite patriotic if its an EU startup. We have 1938 ffs. #dismantlerussia
I do not use Spotify that much anymore (and I certainly do not pay for their premium tier anymore), but when I want to download music, sometimes it becomes a pain if its not on Amazon, Beatport, or JunoDownload.
I'm just gonna chime in here with the fact that there are several companies out there whose product will move your playlists from Spotify to ... most of the other services - Tidal, qobuz, Napster (yes, that's still here), last.fm, and several other less-good-for-artists platforms (the ones run by FAANG, I'm looking at YOU) ... this is the one I used some years back: tunemymusic.com/ Wasn't perfect but it did well enough and saved me a lot of time...
(I also gotta second the fact that Bandcamp is the best of the bunch, though it's indies-only, no major-label music there.... but a LOT OF GOOD STUFF...)
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If you really wanna go down the rabbit hole, most of the tech we rely on is tied to some really bad things somewhere. I would rather let artists handle this for themselves, as there are other options and they can go somewhere else and take their music with them. Spotify is by no means a monopoly. If they are still there, must mean it's still good or better than alternatives.
Spotify donated to trumps inauguration and that's when I stopped giving them money. They also pay artists poorly and some refuse to have their music on Spotify as a result.
Quobuz is the best alternative I've found and is French.
Leaving #spotify? Have an old computer laying around? Why not use this opportunity to start #selfhosting your own media library?
With free and #opensource software like #navidrome or #jellyfin, you can have your own private (or semi-private) streaming service, and listen on any device!
Are any of the other streaming music services with more or less complete catalogs of major-label music actually any better, or would the only ethically consistent position be to quit using streaming music altogether and go back to maintaining one's own collection?
Nah. I never really liked Spotify. Chose Tidal instead. Mostly for better quality (bitrate etc) music, and the fact that it focuses on music, not other stuff. I'm sure it's got it's own issues, but these days it's about choosing the lesser of multiple evils.
I dumped Spotify they day they started being Joe Roegan's fluffer. I wish my cancellation made a bigger difference. This shit is just too out of control.
Lately I've been holding onto my own copies of music and podcasts as tightly as I can.
Wowwza! I've been thinking about leaving spotify a few times... Now I have a *very* good argument to finally search for an alternative!
Why can't people - at least once they reach their first fucking billion - just stop thinking about making more money??? Why do they - instead of being really happy that they can do other stuff than having to care for themselves - just drop ALL their morale to get *more rich*? Makes me sick.
i havent been on it for years already but there was a time i did use it a lot, glad i dont anymore, also good to know this so to spread the word and convince others to drop it too
When I hear "military AI" I think of that scene in RoboCop where the military robot murders a board member in the executive offices because it was just so stupid
even better, use spotify with adblock : rightfully refuse to fund the company but use their bandwith anyway. Here's a guide reddit.com/r/Piracy/comments/yâŠ
Spotify is garbage and I'm glad I don't patronize them anymore. I'll remain off it as long as my stubbornness remains.
I'm on Deezer atm but some UI issues I've encountered with it will leave me looking for an alternative once my annual subscription expires. Going to look into self hosting at that point.
In an exclusive interview with teleSUR, Prime Minister Ralph Gonsalves of Saint Vincent and the Grenadines emphasized the enduring importance of regional
la idea es que gane PSOE pero que necesite ayuda de algo mĂĄs a la izquierda. Y siempre es mejor para las minorĂas que gane algo a la izquierda, sobre todo si la otra opciĂłn es el nido de serpientes de PPVox
"Er ist ein Profi": Trump erkennt Putins Kompetenz im Umgehen von Sanktionen an de.rt.com/international/249876⊠US-PrĂ€sident Donald Trump hat es nun bestĂ€tigt: Russland ĂŒberwindet erfolgreich den Sanktionsdruck des Westens. Der Republikaner warnt den Kremlchef Wladimir Putin dennoch vor weiteren StrafmaĂnahmen. Seine Politik gegen Russland stuft Trump selbst als "sehr hart" ein. #news #press
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I went to watch this, because I watched the first one the other day. She changed the title from "Retarded" to "Ridiculous". Lost some respect for that.
Question is in the title: What is the supposed workflow for vanilla Gnome for keyboard users?
Is there any video/design documents which explain, how the workflow is supposed to be?
Assume, I have a full screen web browser on workspace 1. Now I want to have a terminal... I hit the super-key, type terminal, hit enter ... and then I have a terminal which does not start maximized on workspace 1, so I can either maximize the terminal and switch between the applications, arrange them side by side... or I can navigate to workspace 2, start the terminal there (the terminal will not start maximized again on an empty workspace 2) ... and switch between the two workspaces (AFAIK there are no hotkeys specified by default to navigate directly to a workspace)...
What I simply do not understand: Does the vanilla Gnome workflow expect you to use mouse and keyboard? Like hit super, use mouse to go to next workspace, type terminal, click to maximize terminal (or use super-up)?
It just seems like a lot of work/clicks/keys to achieve something simple. And to my understanding Gnome expects you to use basically every application with a full screen window anyway, so why does it not open a new application on the next free workspace full screen by default?
There's hotkeys for workspace navigation, I use them all the time: Super+Alt+Left/Right will navigate to the next/previous workspace (Super+PageDown/Up also works). If you go in Settings -> Keyboard shortcuts -> Navigation you'll find more, notably to move windows between workspaces.
As for the fullscreen by default, there's extensions for that I guess, though personally it doesn't bother me since after the window is maximized once it should restore its maximized state the next time it's opened. With Super+Arrow keys to position the window, I personally barely use the mouse for window management.
one thing gnome is really good at is multitouch touchpad gestures. when on a laptop, and you don't have to move a lat to get to the mouse, it's very quick.
Window management is one of those areas I'm fascinated with because even after 50 years, nobody's fully cracked it yet. Ever since the dawn of time we've relied on the window metaphor as the...
If you have apps in your dock you can also use "Super + 1-9" to start those apps. For example i have the browser on the first position and the terminal on the second so i switch between them with Super+1 and Super+2. It's also the same on Windows with apps in the task bar by the way. I am fine with it so far but I have thought about switching to a distro with a tiling window manager but the distro I currently use just doesn't support those and I don't want to leave right now.
I have a fairly vanilla Gnome and a WIP Sway for testing. Gnome is a much easier workflow, and the customization just takes a little reading (much less than Sway or similar, you just have to use the GUI not manpages and dotfiles).
Application launcher shortcuts by default are bound to Super+numbers according to the order of the bar in the overlay. So if your terminal was application 3 in that bar just hit Super+3 (I just bound the launch command to Super+Return in the custom shortcuts). Shift+Super+PageDown or Shift+alt+Super+right will shift an app to a workspace to the right. Super+Up will make it fullscreen. My workflow is changed mostly due to a lack of a PageUp/Down on my laptop.
If you assume that the workspaces don't need to be numbered, Super+Tab just to jump to another app is handy, or Super+PageUp/Down. I use touchpad swipe controls a lot, or my user defined controls.
But for a two application workflow as described, Super+3 (or whatever to launch terminal), Super+up (To fullscreen), and then switch between them with Super+Tab, no extra workspaces required. That's three shortcuts, four if you move terminal to another workspace.
Gnome likes you to sit back and think about if what you are doing is really necessary (gnomey? gnome-like?), its quirky like that, but there are loads of options for user defined stuff in the settings, so the classic i3 bindings are really easy to put in or whatever.
According to help.gnome.org/users/gnome-hel⊠you should be able to use Shift + Super + Page Up/Down to move application windows between workspaces, seems to work for me.
So for your example start Terminal, then maximize it (Super + Up Key), then move the application window to another workspace (Shift + Super + Page Up/Down).
I harbor nostalgia for the old Windows 3 desktop icon grid, so I open a file manager window pointing to ~/Desktop and display the *.desktop shortcuts there as icons. This is done automatically when gdm starts. My file manager is PCManFM, which is a rip-off of nautilus. Double-clicking on an icon opens the shortcut â be it to a terminal or a graphical application. I have to alt-tab to the PCManFM window of course, so I need the keyboard. Then I have to double-click with the mouse. It's keeping both hemispheres of the brain active: subject/verb, left/right.
then I have a terminal which does not start maximized on workspace 1
I run devilspie in the background to catch windows of certain applications such as terminal and maximize them on the fly. For this reason, I must disable wayland.
Does the vanilla Gnome workflow expect you to use mouse and keyboard?
Yes, both, apparently.
It just seems like a lot of work/clicks/keys to achieve something simple.
Well, that's what you get for downplaying the role of icon grids.
If I have firefox in full screen then I can hit the super key and search for term, and open it. If I want to maximize the window, it's Super-up. If I want it to take up the right side of the screen, I use Super-right. Now I have the terminal on the right side of the screen, and the left screen has half of the full-screen firefox. If I want the windows side by side, then I can switch to firefox (S-Tab), get out of full screen (F11) and align the window to the left (S-left).
AFAIK there are no hotkeys specified by default to navigate directly to a workspace)âŠ
alt-Super-right/left to switch space, and shift-alt-super-right/left to move the current window to the next workspace. So to go from fullscreen firefox in workspace 1 to fullscreen terminal in workspace 2, it's: S-alt-right, Then super, 'term', enter. Now terminal is open. You can maximize (S-up) or go fullscreen (F11)
Maybe it's a lot of keys, but gnome is pretty good about navigation/window management without a mouse
so why does it not open a new application on the next free workspace full screen by default?
Is that a default in other desktop environments? I usually stay in one work space and use S-tab and S-` to switch apps
... actually, now that I'm trying it, it is nice to have a terminal full screen in its own workspace
You can use a combination of shift, meta, pgup/pgdown and arrow keys to move between workspaces and to move applications between workspaces, and you can alt-tab to switch window focus within a workspace. window management and manipulation can be entirely keyboard-driven
edit: i just pulled out my laptop to find out how you do it. i only know from muscle memory.
super(windows) + pgup/pgdown to move between workspaces
shift + super + pgup/pgdown to move focused window between workspaces
Meta+arrow keys to manage windows: left or right to get a split, up to maximize.
Meta+pgup/pgdn to switch workspaces. Add shift to move the current window with you.
Those are the main ones I use all the time, but there's a full list (some that aren't bound by default) in the settings. I would probably remap pgup and pgdn to something closer to my fingers on a regular keyboard, but I use an ergo split 60% so I already have those keys on my home row.
Tbh GNOME feels best with a combo of mouse and keyboard, like Meta+mousewheel scrolling lets you switch workspaces very smoothly. And I think I had to map this myself, but I use right click drag + Meta to resize windows dynamically. But the above keys let me do 90% of what I want to with windows.
If you really want a fully keyboard-driven window management scheme you should probably check out a standalone window manager. I love sway personally.
The supposed gnome workflow is for keyboard users to go fuck themselves.
Donât waste time learning the gnome way of doing things, itâs not gonna remain consistent long enough to let you reap any benefits from that knowledge.
Keyboard -> Keyboard shortcuts from Settings will show all the available keyboard shortcuts. You can also create your own custom keybindings
These seem like a lot of personal design complaints rather than actual issues with GNOME itself.
And to my understanding Gnome expects you to use basically every application with a full screen window anyway
You misunderstood, that's not what GNOME expects at all. Your app not maximizing on startup is because the app doesn't maximize on startup. GNOME doesn't have a setting to maximize all apps by default since that should be the app's responsibility.
If you want the auto-tiling window manager experience, you'll need to install an extension (Paperwm, tiling shell, Forge, Pop shell). Extensions are like applications, there's no shame in using them.
I just open apps with meta+search or meta+1 or other number of they are in the dock and then alt-tab between them. I used to use workspaces, but it didn't bring me much benefits. I never have such amount of apps open anyway.
TEHRAN, Jul. 05 (MNA) â The death toll from flash floods in south-central Texas rose to 24 on July 4, officials said, as the search for at least 20 girls missing from a summer camp continued.
Interesting point starting around 20:00 : on the right, people tend to believe that gun violence is caused by immoral people, and that we need to be "tougher on crime", more prisons, etc. On the left, they tend to believe that desperate people resort to desperate action to feed themselves, etc. Both sides believe gun violence to be rooted in rational behaviour, but actually most gun violence is caused by sheer stupidity : people not yielding while driving, some guy's stepping on another's foot, etc.
@Carter Braxton only natives are really Americans đ Anyway, the question is "what to do about it", provided that usual demagogic policies don't work.
@Emmanuel Florac Yes and only Neanderthals are the real Frenchmen. The natives perhaps, "owned" the continent for millennia but the British, French, Spanish and Dutch colonized the land and made war with the natives long before the USA took their freedom from the British. The founders founded the US to be a White nation a White patriarchy. The courts, Jews and globalists have watered the original intention to the catastrophe that we have today.
@Emmanuel Florac So am I but genes are scattered genes are all that's left of them. At least there are, fortunately or otherwise, much more than just genes left of the American natives. The Neanderthals were totally, systematically, the victims of genocide, but we'll sugar coat that.
@Carter Braxton we can't know for sure what happened to Neanderthals, Denisovians, etc. There were really few, scattered people back then. Our genes also keep the trace of a "big squeeze" when the whole human race almost disappeared (fell down to a few hundred individuals) so it could be many things really.
@Carter Braxton well in some prehistory museum you can see the bones of a Neanderthal family who died of cold and hunger during the Ice Age, that's the sort of story we can do without đ
âJust as Nazi Germanyâs crimes could not have been committed without the technology IBM provided to track, round-up and murder Jews, Romani people and the disabled, Israelâs apartheid and genocide of the Palestinians would not be possible without Microsoft.â
đ When someone close to a narcissist achieves professional success, it can unintentionally spark their need for attention and praise. Narcissists often feel threatened by othersâ accomplishments because it challenges their fragile self-esteem. Instead of feeling proud, they may react with competition, envy, or attempts to overshadow the victory.
Understanding this dynamic helps survivors of narcissistic relationships recognize that the narcissist's response is less about you and more about their inner struggle. Remember, your achievements are valid and deservedâdonât let their need for control dim your light! đȘâš #NarcissisticAbuse #SelfWorth #MentalHealthAwareness
"Assim como os crimes da Alemanha Nazista nĂŁo poderiam ter sido cometidos sem a tecnologia fornecida pela IBM para rastrear, reunir e assassinar judeus, ciganos e deficientes, o apartheid e o genocĂdio de Israel aos palestinos nĂŁo seriam possĂveis sem a Microsoft." "As ligaçÔes entre a Microsoft e Israel sĂŁo tĂŁo longas, profundas e extensas que pode ser difĂcil ver onde a Microsoft termina e o estado israelense começa."
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