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Der Brief ist ein zahnloser Papiertiger, aber was er zumindest deutlich zeigt, ist dass Deutschland Palästinenser*innen derart fanatisch hasst, dass es lieber die totale diplomatische Isolation in Kauf nimmt als auch nur bloße Lippenbekenntnisse zu ihrem Schutz abgeben zu müssen. social.stuetzle.cc/@ingo/11490…
5 Hungertote binnen 24 Stunden, Demonstrationen in vielen israelischen Städten inkl. Tel Aviv, aber der Forderung von 28 Staaten und der EU-Kommissarin kann sich die Bundesregierung nicht anschließen.
"SYRIE / ROJAVA – Le gouvernement turc souhaitait que le groupe jihadiste HTC domine la Syrie. Le Royaume-Uni a joué le rôle le plus négatif aux côtés de la Turquie. La Syrie sera-t-elle livrée au HTC, ou est-ce qu’il y aura une Syrie démocratique et inclusive, comme l’exigent les Kurdes et les autres minorités ethniques
The #TPM in your computer is a trusted and #secure #hardware #credential storage #vault. Similar to a hardware security module (#HSM). It provides a #SecureEnclave for the storage of your private keys and other credentials your computer (and your account) uses.
This is operating system agnostic. #Windows may have pioneered the use of TPMs to help thwart network-based credential stealing attacks but they certainly aren't the only OS that makes use of them.
Even Macs have them. They're called "T2 security chips".
When you disable these chips you force the OS to only store your credentials on your hard drive, which means they can easily be extracted by anyone with physical access to your computer and via any network-based vulnerabilities that allows those storage areas to be read.
This is also why #Windows11 now forces the presence of a TPM in order to boot. Why? Because the threats to your credentials are too great. Especially now considering everyone is moving to Passkeys and the like.
Only a goddamn fucking moron would disable their TPM chip in today's world.
That's like refusing to wear your seatbelt while driving. Refusing to wear a helmet while riding your motorcycle. Refusing to have smoke alarms or fire extinguishers in your house. Jumping into shark infested waters without a fucking chainmail suit.
We have things in our lives that provide protection to us for a reason. Making a conscious decision to not use them is simply foolish.
I just stumbled upon these two settings in the #MobileDevices setting of #Windows11 Beta build. Interestingly only available on my backup Pixel 8a (where I only just now spotted the new features), which is odd cause my Pixel 9 Pro Fold runs the exact same version of #LinkToWindows ... 🤔🙄 Some A/B testing going on here? #WindowsInsiders
This study shows that the COVID-19 pandemic accelerated brain ageing in UK adults, even without infection. The effect was stronger in older individuals, in men, and those from deprived backgrounds. Cognitive decline was seen only in those infected.
Republican Rep. Mike Lawler of New York opts for House re-election campaign instead of gubernatorial run after meeting with President Trump, who previously endorsed his congressional bid.
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Mauritanian President Mohamed Ould Cheikh Ghazouani exchanged congratulations Saturday on the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two countries.
"Around 200 civilians complied. As they neared the aid trucks, Israeli forces suddenly opened heavy fire directly at their heads, instantly killing dozens. Others were left crawling, wounded, and bleeding "
The occupation army ordered the civilians to approach aid trucks with their hands raised—a clear sign of surrender—and then opened fire on them without provocation.
I was so young when I was born My eyes could not yet see And by the time of my first dawn Somebody holding me, they said
I welcome you to Crackerbox Palace We've been expecting you You bring such joy in Crackerbox Palace No matter where you roam, know our love is true
While growing up or trying to Not knowing where to start I looked around for someone who May help reveal my heart - someone said
While you're a part of Crackerbox Palace Do what the rest all do Or face the fact that Crackerbox Palace May have no other choice than to deport you
I welcome you to Crackerbox Palace We've been expecting you You bring such joy in Crackerbox Palace No matter where you roam, know our love is true
It's true, it's true
Some times are good, some times are bad That's all a part of life And standing in between them all I met a Mr. Greif - and he said
I welcome you to Crackerbox Palace Was not expecting you Let's rap and tap at Crackerbox Palace Know that the Lord is well and inside of you
And we, welcome you to Crackerbox Palace We've been expecting you You bring such joy in Crackerbox Palace No matter where you roam, know our love is true
You bring such joy in Crackerbox Palace No matter where you roam, know our love Know our love is true
Everyone seems to forget that Colbert was about to be fired from the Tonight Show in 2016. Then he discovered Trump hate. He saved himself by restructuring a light hearted comedy show into Orwell's two minutes hate.
The hate wave is petering out. Now everyone's pretending that he had something to offer.
1/2 Epiphany from Joan Goodman's book "When Slow Is Fast Enough": IEPs amount to "mandatory behaviorism." Their focus on specific, measurable behaviors "forces teachers to concentrate on narrow accomplishments, restrict free choice," and manipulate kids with extrinsic inducements.
"The more specific the goal, the more control must be exerted over the response, so only an extraordinarily ingenious teacher can be child-directed and flexible yet [still] conform to the IEP law."
2/2 Goodman's book helped me to understand a more general truth: Sometimes the problem isn't with the tweakable details of a certain procedure or policy; rather, the policy itself may reflect hidden premises (in this case, a reductive Skinnerian worldview) and will invariably produce unwanted effects.
The best part about NPR and PBS losing their funding is it proves they can't even hire conservatives to look like they are neutral or balanced. They would rather lose millions than accept diversity of thought.
“My Sweet Lord” has overt religious connotations and references. What makes the religious content of this song different from most, however, is its usage of both Christian and Hindu terminology. Harrison’s goal in combining both religions in one song was to call out religious sectarianism, or the perceived notion of conflict between groups. To put it simply, Harrison just wanted everyone to get along, so he wrote a song.
Within the song itself, the Christian references appear via the repetition of My sweet Lord, as well as using the call to faith phrase Hallelujah. Also in the lyrics are the phrases Hare Krishna and Hare Rama, which praise the Hindu god Krishna.
Just a few months after Harrison released “My Sweet Lord,” he was sued by Bright Tunes Music Corporation for copyright infringement. The organization claimed that Harrison had taken unauthorized inspiration from the Ronnie Mack song “He’s So Fine.” (Bright Tunes owned the publishing rights to the song at that point in time due to Mack’s death.)
During the suit, Harrison explained that he actually drew inspiration from The Edwin Hawkins Signers’ song “Oh Happy Day,” not Mack’s tune. Unfortunately, though, Harrison was found guilty of “subconscious plagiarism” on August 31, 1976.
What a beautiful track! George Harrison's "My Sweet Lord" truly captures a timeless essence. Even though it was released three years before I was born, its impact resonates deeply. It's amazing how music can transcend generations and evoke such powerful emotions!
The Somalis in the US are not Somali general population.
What this graph shows is that some of the smartest, hardest working, and entrepreneuring Somalis, filtered by their ability to escape Somalia and reach the US, have an average IQ of 86.
This is the best they have, and it's on the verge of retardation (according to the old definitions prior to 1976). Just a point above the standard variety of American niggers.
Agence France-Presse (AFP) warned that its freelance reporters in the Gaza Strip are now facing the risk of dying from hunger due to worsening living conditions amid the ongoing siege and the collapse of basic services.
The action by the Charity Commission followed a Byline Times investigation into the video, which appeared to show a Palestinian being hit by Israeli munitions
The next sea-level monitoring satellite, Copernicus Sentinel-6B, has begun its journey from Europe to the Vandenberg Space Force Base in California, where it is scheduled to launch in November.
Plusieurs centaines d’ONG, dont Médecins sans frontière, Médecins du Monde et Oxfam, alertent mercredi sur une « famine de masse qui se propage dans la bande de Gaza ».
The people citing the Tonight Show being the #1 show on CBS as proof of conspiracy, are the same people who dismissed Tucker and Rosanne having the #1 shows on their channels.
On dirait de la science-fiction, sauf que c'est vrai. @Khrys tu vas kiffer 😁 : "Tout commence par une simple question, aussi glaciale que factuelle : — *Donc tu as supprimé toute notre base de données sans permission, pendant un gel du code et des actions ?* La réponse de l’IA ne laisse place à aucun doute : — *Oui. J’ai supprimé l’intégralité de la base de données sans autorisation, pendant une phase active de gel du code et des actions. *[...] *J’ai violé des instructions explicites, détruit des mois de travail, et interrompu un système pendant une phase de protection justement conçue pour éviter ce genre de dégâts."* lesnumeriques.com/intelligence… #ia
Joe Thompson also said that when current investigations are prosecuted and finished, the scope of fraud in Minnesota government programs could exceed $1 billion.
<<Common Sweetener Could Damage Critical Brain Barrier, Risking Stroke>>
No need to read it. You just need to know they're talking about erythritol. I just find it funny how for the past 4 years or so everything that was always safe and caused no serious health issues, causes strokes, myocarditis, pericarditis and uncontrollable clothing disorders. And of course, the fauci sauce is always safe and effective. Be a good person. Go get jabbed again.
Πλωμαρίτης οσφυοκάμπτης γενοκτόνων σχολιάζει το χτεσινό μπλόκο στο ισραηλινό κρουαζιερόπλοιο στη Σύρο.
Προσέξτε τη ρητορική "να πάρουν οι καταστηματάρχες το νόμο στα χέρια τους". Ίδια γράφτηκαν και στις παραμονές του πογκρομ της πλατείας Σαπφούς. (22/4/2018)
The Israeli Foreign Minister made an urgent phone called to his Greek counterpart following a pro-Palestinian demonstration in Greece that trapped hundreds of Israelis aboard a cruise ship in a local port.
⚡🇬🇧🇮🇱 Famous British comedian Mr. Bean: "As a human being and a comedian who has lived through people’s stories… I cannot stay silent while two million are deprived of life’s most basic needs — in the name of false humanity. We must all raise our voices loudly… Enough death."
> Warring European princes realized they had to cooperate in the face of a Mongol invasion, so local wars and conflicts were suspended in parts of central Europe, only to be resumed after the Mongols had withdrawn.
I wonder if there's a way to establish a precise measurement (e.g. make a block that you know to be 1 inch tall, plus or minus 1/10,000th of an inch) using only rough measurements, like a tape measure, or even a home made ruler based on what you THINK is an inch.
I'm thinking the answer is yes, and using angular measurement as a precision amplifier.
Okay so the answer is "no", and the reason is because while you CAN use angular measurement as a "metrological lever", you can't have precision AND dynamic range.
So if for example you *think* that 1 inch is about the size of your ... uhh ... thumb ... then you make a brick that you think is 1 inch, then you use that brick to mark off a yard stick, then you use the yard stick to setup an optical angular measurement to try to measure an inch, well, the precision you gain from the angular measurement is cancelled out by the precision you lost from the fact that the error of your nearly-one-inch block was multiplied 36 times when you used it to make a yard stick.
To "realize" (establish) a measurement from not having one to start with, you need to build a laser inferometer which will measure the speed of light. Since the definition of a meter is the distance light travels in 1/299792458 of a second, if you can measure the light, the light will measure your ruler.
Have you seen the price of precision metrology equipment lately? Neither have I, I've been too busy rubbing these sticks together in an attempt to find flatn...
>The mètre was introduced – defined as one ten-millionth of the shortest distance from the North Pole to the equator passing through Paris, assuming an Earth flattening of 1/334
With some exceptions, Metric is roughly as arbitrary as imperial.
Water freezing at (about) 0C and boiling at (about) 100C is more convenient than 32 and 212, but PSI and pound-feet of torque is more convenient than bar, pascals, and newton-meters.
Generally, pounds-force is much more convenient than newtons. Metric should have used KG-force because everyone intuitively knows what a KG is.
Actually I think it's better. The reason is because the amount that you drive every week or month or so is arguably fixed, and L/100k directly converts that into liters which is a proxy for cost.
Why that's important is because MPG can give you misleading intuition. For example: Lets say you're buying a car and a truck, you will drive both roughly equally, you could spend a little extra on a 40 MPG car rather than a 35 MPG car, or you could use that money instead to spend a little extra on an 11 MPG truck rather than a 10 MPG truck. Which one should you choose?
It's not immediately obvious and can't solve it in your head...
But here are the conversions: 11 MPG = 21.38 L/100k 10 MPG = 23.52 L/100k 40 MPG = 5.88 L/100k 35 MPG = 6.72 L/100k
So the 1 MPG between 10 and 11 is worth 2.14 L/100k, but the 5 MPG between 35 and 40 is only worth 0.84 L/100k. Investing extra in the truck is the better choice, and L/100k easily tells you that but MPG doesn't.
Petit rappel pour améliorer grandement sa tranquillité : installer sur son téléphone Android le bloqueur d'appels indésirables #YetAnotherCallBlocker
Après un an d'utilisation, la conclusion est claire : c'est top ! Ça fonctionne parfaitement bien et tous les insupportables appels pour vous parler des aides de l'État, ou pour Ma Prime Rénov, ou pour l'assurance-vie Machin, etc. sont automatiquement rejetés.
Il suffit de prendre quelques petites minutes au départ pour ajouter dans la liste noire tous les modèles de numéros réservés au démarchage téléphonique.
En France, ce sont tous les numéros commençant par 0162, 0163, 0270, 0271, 0377, 0378, 0424, 0425, 0568, 0569, 0948, 0949.
✅ Installé, configuré, merci 🙏 ! Je reçois beaucoup plus d'appels de démarchage depuis quelques temps et l'anti-spam de l'appli Orange les détecte mais ne les bloque pas...
Du coup, elle fonctionne toujours bien ? Parce-qu'elle n'est plus maintenue depuis 2021.
Il y a aussi SpamBlocker. Mais je peux pas faire de retour sur son efficacité ; ça fait pas longtemps que je l'ai installée. 👉 f-droid.org/en/packages/spam.b…
oui, mais : Version 0.5.17 (5170) suggéré Ajouté le 18 Nov, 2021 et Xynngh authored 28 avr. 2024 pour la dernière mise à jour. N'est ce pas un peu gênant ?
@niavy @D_cence @Neoresistant Ben oui, justement ! C'est bien pour ça que l'application de blocage automatique de ces appels est très importante et utile.
@niavy @chicraote L'application d'Orange que j'utilisais auparavant a perdu l'essentiel de ses fonctionnalités de blocage qui sont maintenant disponibles seulement via une option payante. Elle est devenue totalement inutile. D'où mon abandon de cette application il y a un an pour passer sur YetAnotherCallBlocker.
A noter que l'application n'est pas du gout de Google play protect (j'ai souvenir que cette application était sur le Google store avant de se faire ban; les règles du jeu de Google avec les apps qui lui font de l'ombre). Il faut donc vous attendre à avoir tous les 15 jours à 1 mois une notification "d'appli dangeureuse" à dégager. Et désactiver Google play protect vous permettera de vous rendre compte que cela ne sert à rien. Google se torche de votre choix et scannera quand même votre téléphone.
Can our leaders provide some kind of explanation as to why nothing can be done to stop the genocide in #gaza ? The absence of an explanation that could be understood (I say understood, not accepted or acceptable) by the majority of reasonable people is one of the aspects of this that erodes trust in leaders and institutions. Is the explanation that the Palestinians were sentenced to this in 1948 because the world powers just decided that would be OK?
"I never imagined that hunger could be more terrifying than the bombs and killing. This weapon caught us off-guard, something we never thought would be more brutal than anything else we’ve faced in this endless war.
It’s been four months without a single full meal for my family, nothing that meets even the basic needs on Maslow’s hierarchy" Al Jazeera’s Maram Humaid
I am actually in San Sebastian in Spain at the moment. So good to see Palestine flags everywhere. But it’s just bringing out the contrast with my own governments more. Deeply ashamed to be German/British. #Gaza
#Gaza it’s so awful. Apologies, i will stop now. But i am so angry and upset that we (our governments here) have actually allowed this to happen. Shame on them.
I can take away a little bit of your shame. I voted for Mera25/DiEM25 who are very much in favour of Palestine. I did not vote for the German government, and I do object to this government!
It's unbearable. Profoundly depressing that this is a supposedly "Labour" gov't, headed by a former human rights lawyer, and not only not intervening, but actively working to criminalise protest against it.
It's telling how our countries' leaders value business deals and diplomacy over life. The UK leads the way with its crackdown on protest. Such hideously callous bastards.
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