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Media, Press Freedom Groups Warn: ‘Journalists in Gaza Being Starved to Death’ by Israel #Palestine qudsnen.co/media-press-freedom…

Media, Press Freedom Groups Warn: ‘Journalists in Gaza Being Starved to Death’ by Israel

Gaza (Quds News Network)- Sixteen media organisations and press freedom groups, including Al Jazeera Media Network and the Committee to Protect Journalists, have called for an end to Israel’s “forced
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𝕹𝖞𝖝 妛彁

every fucking time I read a page on Wikipedia about anything related to like magick, parascience, conspiracies, it literally always has exactly this sort of midwit skeptic "uhm ackshually according to le experts" bullshit to write everything off flatly as pseudoscience. if humanity lives long enough the period of history we've been living in since the mid 20th century is going to be seen as a new dark ages

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Israel Is Beginning To Choke On Its Own Lies

This genocide is one nonstop insult to our intelligence. It’s actually degrading at this point. The lies Israel and its supporters have to pretend to believe are getting so ridiculous that supporting Israel is now an act of public humiliation and self-debasement.
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Israel Is Beginning To Choke On Its Own Lies

Listen to a reading of this article (reading by Tim Foley):
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Drito

I use MX since years. I did distrohopping before, started by Manjaro then Mint, NixOS, MX, Alpine...
One day Archlabs, my distro at the time, was closed, I had to switch quickly and MX was an obvious choice because I can have a nice Xfce setup out of the box and it was the most reliable of all distro I tried without being a fork of a fork like Mint.
One day I asked about a package update on the forum, and a maintainer quickly answered me that it shouldnt be a problem and the package was added in some test repo.
MX is not a scam, I dont know why this distro dont make noise on the classic linux places, maybe because Mint took the place of the easy beginner distro ?
Or also the average MX prefer to use its computer to do stuff, than talking about his OS on the internet 😆

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#UN Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Expression to Al Jazeera: The naval #blockade on the #Gaza Strip must be broken

- Infants in Gaza are dying in their mothers' arms due to food shortages

- The #famine in Gaza is man-made & everyone must act to end it

- We demand that the United Nations be allowed to bring food into the Strip

- We call upon the international community to pressure #Israel to open Gaza's borders

#Starvation #Genocide #foodasweapon
@palestine@a.gup.pe @israel @palestine@lemmy.ml

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we live in a world now of systems with multiple gigabytes of RAM. Multiple Multi-Gigahertz processing cores. SSDs with blazing I/O. Even in the face of moore's law, multi-core systems, and even ARM-based multi-core systems are still performing extremely well. All this, and even in spite of the business world's best effort, broadband has, in general, improved greatly.

So how is that, the way forward with web protocols is "my dogshit-performing JS framework has lead us to web servers that have to use UDP to perform at scale." and not "javascript was a language created in a handful of days, maybe we should re-visit that."

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Stefan Prandl

Hey! Hey! Want *more nightmares*!? Most modern OT and Industrial IOT controller systems run an IBM project called NODE RED which is a successor to an older project called CODE RED that did OT protocol communication amongst other things. Why bother building something specific when you can use something generic right? Can you guess what NODE RED runs on? That's right! Node.js! THE FACTORIES RUN ON JAVASCRIPT AAAAAAAAAAAAAA

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Blondie right before they blew up with the Parallel Lines album in 1978.

So good. This is usually when a band is at it's peak for a live show.

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Blondie - Covers The Yardbirds, The Runaways and The Doors (1977)

Excellent sounding audio with one kinda boring picture.Recorded on September 21, 1977 at the Old Waldorf, San Francisco, California. Tracks are Heart Full Of...
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Yeah - it was hot today in Denver.

Got an email from Ecobee that it noticed my AC running without cooling the home. I noticed that too - apparently Xcel Energy activated the "Saver's Switch" today to disable the AC to reduce the load on the grid. It still runs the fan to circulate air.

It is calling the home now that the high grid usage is over.

I sent a "Quality Report" to Ecobee that this might take place & if they coordinate with Xcel - they should be able to detect it and take action.

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Across 42 years at NASA, Wade Sisler — executive producer at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland—watched the edge of human knowledge progress. During that time, the tools for visualizing and communicating those discoveries evolved just as rapidly. “I’ve spent my career surrounded by people with amazing curiosity and intellect, pursuing questions that […]

Wade Sisler: Aficionado of Wonder Serving the Cosmos - NASA

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How Company Secretaries Uphold Governance Standards


 A dedicated company secretary protects directors from compliance mistakes and ensures shareholders have clear visibility into the company's management, fostering trust and accountability.

How Company Secretaries Uphold Governance Standards


In Singapore, appointing a company secretary is a legal obligation, but the role's significance goes far beyond meeting regulatory requirements. Secretarial services are crucial for keeping companies compliant, well-structured, and in good standing with authorities like ACRA.

Directors and shareholders often view corporate secretarial services as handling routine tasks like filing documents or taking minutes. In reality, the role is a cornerstone of the company's legal and operational framework, ensuring seamless governance.

A dedicated company secretary protects directors from compliance mistakes and ensures shareholders have clear visibility into the company's management, fostering trust and accountability.

Guiding Directors Through Compliance


Directors are responsible for the company's direction, but navigating the complexities of the Companies Act or ACRA's regulations can be daunting.

Corporate secretarial services simplify this by keeping directors informed of their responsibilities, managing timely filings, and ensuring all statutory deadlines are met.

Without this support, even seasoned directors risk errors, such as late filings or incomplete registers, which could result in penalties, legal complications, or even deregistration.

For directors new to governance, often experts in fields like finance or manufacturing, secretarial services provide clear guidance. They break down processes like convening board meetings, preparing resolutions, or engaging shareholders on key decisions.

Beyond compliance, secretaries keep records accurate, ensuring they're ready for audits or requests from regulators like ACRA or IRAS.

Streamlining Strategic Decisions


Major board decisions—like launching new ventures, raising capital, or restructuring—require accurate documentation and sometimes shareholder approval.

A company secretary ensures these processes are efficient and legally robust. They prepare meeting agendas, share critical documents, and record minutes that detail the board's decisions and their basis.

These records are vital, serving as proof of responsible governance during audits, disputes, or regulatory reviews.

For decisions needing shareholder input, such as renaming the company or issuing shares, secretaries handle notices, resolutions, and filings to ensure compliance and prevent future challenges.

Supporting Shareholder Rights


Shareholders depend on timely, accurate information to exercise their ownership rights, from voting to monitoring directors' actions.

Corporate secretarial services facilitate this by organising Annual General Meetings (AGMs), issuing notices, and managing voting processes, whether in-person, by proxy, or electronically.

When share ownership changes, secretaries update registers and file with ACRA, maintaining records critical for dividends, transfers, or investor due diligence.

Maintaining a Strong Legal Foundation


A company's legal framework—its constitution, registers, and filings—must always reflect its current state. Secretarial services ensure this by promptly updating records for changes like new directors or office relocations.

In Singapore, inaccuracies can cause significant issues, from banking challenges to delayed investments or legal disputes.

By keeping records precise, secretaries provide a stable platform for the company to operate and grow without governance risks.

Adapting to Regulatory Shifts


Singapore's regulatory environment evolves constantly, with ACRA and other bodies updating rules on filings, reporting, or governance.

Directors, busy with business operations, may struggle to stay informed. Corporate secretarial services monitor these changes, advising the board on their impact and ensuring compliance.

For instance, when the Register of Controllers was mandated, secretaries helped companies compile accurate ownership records, preventing penalties.

Why Outsourcing Works


For many Singapore businesses, particularly smaller firms, a full-time company secretary may not be feasible. Outsourcing corporate secretarial services offers access to skilled professionals at a lower cost.

These firms, experienced with diverse clients, handle complex situations efficiently and ensure continuity with backup staff.

This allows directors to focus on strategy while shareholders benefit from transparent, professional governance.

A Quiet but Essential Role


Company secretaries rarely make headlines. They don't negotiate deals or launch campaigns, but their work is vital in Singapore's strict regulatory landscape.

Through secretarial services, directors avoid legal risks, shareholders gain clarity, and the company's governance remains strong.

By handling compliance and records, secretaries enable businesses to focus on growth without being hindered by legal or administrative obstacles.


Corporate Secretarial Services 101

Corporate secretarial services are an integral part of business management and compliance, particularly in the context of corporate secretarial services in Singapore.
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