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The central problem with the "this is really scary stuff" argument is federal elected Ds not acting like it It's why the Democratic Party polls so poorly at the moment RE: bsky.app/profile/did:plc:4llrh…
"Turns out🚨when you terrify the crap out of legal #immigrants, they don’t want to come here.
The consequences for the economy will be dramatic. Labor force growth will slow to a crawl, which'll be a sig drag on the overall #economy." -A Reichlin-Melnick
"We may be dealing with NEGATIVE NET MIGRATION to the US in 2025. That'd be the 1st time there's negative net migration in this country in at least 50 yrs —we're talking about down from 2.8M in 2024.” -CNN #GDP #Trumpcession + #Tourism ⬇️ #USPol
Alan Dershowitz, a seasonal Chilmark resident and prominent attorney known for his controversial clients, is threatening litigation after he was denied a half dozen pierogi at the West Tisbury Farmers’ Market this week.
The United Nations office in Geneva reports that one million women and girls are now starving in Gaza as the humanitarian crisis in the region deteriorates further.
Finally some IDF soldiers were detained and interrogated while on vacation in Europe over being war criminals.
Taking nearly two years of a televised genocide for a couple genocide troops to even have to face an interrogation should tell you how much the West actually cares about human rights.
Belgium’s detention of Israeli soldiers over alleged war crimes in Gaza has set a historic precedent for holding Israel to account for its war crimes. And it’s a sign that the tide is turning against Israel.
For those who are interested from which the name of that search engine derives - enjoy Ernest Hare and Billy Jones with "Barney Google", recorded in 1923. Em...
In southern Lebanon, legacy fishermen are losing their livelihoods amid repeated Israeli abductions and attacks. The Lebanese state is doing little to help.
The full show of Catharis on Pitfest 2023 is here! The anarchist hardcore punk band put on a great performance.Taped by @VoidManiac More info on Pitfest: htt...
San Diego pastor busted by People v. Preds for allegedly messaging who he thought were 14 and 15-year-old boys on Grindr.
Reverend Roger Haenke, with St.
also not listening to infowars during the day, which saves a lot of time not having to mess with the volume or fast forward during obnoxious methylene blue commercials
WASHINGTON—Despite the president’s sagging approval rating overall, a Gallup Poll released Tuesday confirmed that Donald Trump’s support remained overwhelmingly strong among working-class American pedophiles.
@RoninGrey acknowledging that white countries are better than non-white countries and everyone desperately wants to live among white people is observably obvious and irrefutable.
Last week, the mega tech companies – the so-called Magnificent Seven – presented their latest earnings results. They appeared to be ‘blockbuster’. They painted a picture of a booming economy,…
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Deep in your memory, your brain has created a playlist of music from your teenage years. Even though life has moved on, hearing that music now likely still brings up some really powerful emotions.
Why?
Well, as with anything to do with the brain and with emotions, it’s hard to say for sure. But it’s likely a bit to do with evolution, and a bit to do with some key neurological changes that occur in the teenage years.
Those songs act as a musical key to a neurological time capsule that transports us back to the intense emotions of our adolescent brain – a time of many firsts.
i ws forced to do it recently and noticed that they enforce usage of black terminal, like it is in the command prompt in windows.
it was a pain in the ass to keep switch colors just to touch that one powershell module and my first priority to replacing with with a python equivalent. they still think that the powershell module is being used, but it's no longer capable of working in this environment and they're going to have to spend $$$ to make it useable because i forsee LOT of difficulty and delays in bringing it up to spec.
I dont use powershell. I use ZSH on My Gaming PC cause its POSIX and and has autocorrect and auto complete also with CachyOS They replicate fish features. I use the Default good'ol bash on my Laptop running Debian that's on Life support because I dont care. I tried Fish but didnt like the no POSIX compliance(ik they wanna fix POSIX but its annoying)
I have used powershell on windows and Linux and I really like that the data that is moved through a pipe is encapsulated in objects. But in the end I stuck with zsh.
It is not always Bash. Zsh comes as a default with some Arch based distros like Manjaro (xfce) and Garuda, plus Kali of course. But what is the point to use PowerShell in Linux? .. Azure, Exchange or Windows servers or something else I don't get?
I use PowerShell on Linux for work stuff. We maintain a set of Azure deployment scripts that were originally developed on PS 4 and 5 for Classic Azure. They’ve been migrated to AzureRM and now PS Core and Az. The scripts are now fully cross-platform.
We even use some PS remoting over SSH for remotely deploying stuff on Linux VMs where we run some bash commands for configuration.
I started with bash scripting years ago and never really used PS for Windows or exchange server admin. Just in the last decade for Azure stuff.
I used to use fish but I'm learning Unix right now and am trying to use only defaults so I can learn freebsd the way it exists on a dvd, so right now I've been using the Bourne shell
Only when I'm doing MS shit for work. Otherwise I find it kind of a pain. I get that some of it's ideas are nice, but functionally it doesn't actually do anything for me on unixy systems that bash doesn't so I don't. I'm not going to install it on all my servers so using it for scripting doesn't make sense and I do more Linux admin than MS.
I use powershell for some scripting. I've been using .net/powershell forever and I know it better than python. If bash can't handle it in a few lines, and I don't have to use python, I'll go powershell.
I've used powershell in previous jobs and if you learn it really well I cannot deny it is super powerful.
For a college project, a friend of mine somehow made a hexadecimal file dumper with it, with formatting and everything (think like what you would see in wireshark) in one, reasonably long, line of powershell.
However I'm just not a big fan of it personally for syntactical reasons (even with the syntax being super logical) and much prefer bash, or other unix-like native shells. I've been thinking about taking zsh for a spin recently to see what it's like.
mastodon.social/@potterybyosa/… potterybyosa@mastodon.social - Pottery is where I maintain my idealism and make it manifest through material, form and color. It’s where I can bring together the wisdom of the past and present to create something harmonious and wholesome. I do with pottery what I wish we could do on the grandest scale. I look at this pot and it just glows so warmly, radiating love, gratitude, peace and alignment. It’s tangible evidence that these things are here with us all of the time even when the world seems like the darkest void.
When avowed Nazis march the streets and intimidate passerby, our politicians do not care. Our politicians do nothing to stop it.
But when college kids dissent against empire, against a holocaust in miniature that is unfolding before our very eyes in real time, then that's the most unforgivable act of antisemitism ever and must be crushed by the police with any means necessary.
The people protesting against the mass murder in Gaza are exactly the same kinds of people who would have opposed the Nazis and the Spanish fascists in the 30s. I can see it in their conviction. And even though I have not attended a pro Palestine protest, I am completely aligned with their cause: to stop the slaughter of a people by a settler colonialist and far right military force.
The "antisemitism crisis on college campuses" is a hoax that is being used by the state to conceal its core function: to defend the ruling bourgeoisie from its enemies.
This is completely transparent, even to the people who perpetuate this narrative.
1-Oppose Corruption 2-Oppose Censorship 3-Oppose State Surveillance 3-Oppose Mass medical experimentation 4-Oppose preemptive military interventions abroad 5-Ask the wrong sorts of questions 6-Remember anything for longer than two psy-op cycles 7-Find members of the opposite sex attractive 8-Display a preference for your own in-group (that’s not on the approved list) 9-Desire less garbage in the food 10-Live a life your grandparents would recognize
The World Health Organization (WHO) has called for increased and sustained health aid to Gaza, warning that lives are at stake as tens of thousands of aid trucks remain stranded at border crossings due to Israeli blockade.
Isn’t genocide denial a crime in Germany? Does that only apply to one genocide? (The Holocaust?) Or does it also apply to, say, the Armenian genocide too? And, if so, does that it mean that the only genocide it doesn’t apply to is Israel’s genocide of the Palestinian people?
No, Holocaust denial is a crime and belitteling the Holocaust is a crime whenever it leads to public disturbance (based on verfassungsblog.de/holocaust-m…).
They are stupid and incompetent puppets and willing slaves who are destroying Europe. ⬇️
The European Commission will suspend countermeasures on €93 billion worth of US goods on Tuesday despite Washington’s failure to follow through on its pledge to slash duties on EU car exports
There's a new attack on Scientific inquiry by the DEI industry in universities. But, also, there's an erroneous over-correction being done where people like Trump are choosing to shut down entire institutions of scientific inquiry rather than fix them. rumble.com/v6wub16-lawrence-kr…
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If you pay taxes to support a University then they should have to admit you without charging tuition and if they charge tuition while also being funded by taxes then shut them down if they do not have either free open enrollment or stop taking government subsidies
this whole thing sounds confusing. even if you don't rinse your hands off after eating it, it seems like it should just dry out not rot, unless you have long nails i guess
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AI tools were supposed to free up our time—but they’re increasing our cognitive load and making us less productive. Here’s what’s really happening (and how to use them without burning out).
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