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In this episode of RT’s ‘Sanchez Effect’ Rick is joined by Maksim Suchkov, Associate Professor of Political Science at MGIMO – one of Russia’s top diplomacy Universities. They discuss Vladimir Zelensk...
Indiana Jones And The Great Circle Gets Hair-Raising New Tech Next Month
Nvidia has announced that its RTX Hair feature will be added to Indiana Jones and the Great Circle on September 4. In a nutshell, RTX Hair uses Disjoint Orthogonal Triangle Strips (DOTS) to improve lighting and shadows in video game hair, which Nvidia says is a solution that doesn't require a lot of extra memory as opposed to using triangles to render ...
Political philosopher Ben Barber: “Public schools are not merely schools for the public, but schools of publicness: institutions where we learn what it means to be a public and start down the road toward common national & civic identity.” Which is why MAGA types try so hard to undermine them.
Conservatives only support education insofar as it is necessary to indoctrinate children into their twistedly selfish and greedy ideology and mold them into compliant automatons which can be exploited for the benefit of those in power. That’s why conservatives mock and ridicule and try to ban everything that teaches children how to be independent thinkers and feelers and creators.
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Nexon investigating The First Descendant TikTok ads
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Local man Jason Ulbrych was arrested after being accused of selling burned CDs out of his locker full of MP3s he downloaded off of Limewire while he was a teenager.
Full monologue: You low corrosive fecal horror, you maniac bastardly turd! I would rather drink stale urine from Norman Fowler's arse-pit than remain one moment more in your defilant company. You're filth, you're cack, you're the oooze of a burst boil, I abominate you, you towering mound of corrupted slime. Your every utterance is like the hiss of a fat maggot in the putrid guts of a decomposing rat. Your face is fouler than the un-wiped inner ring of Satan's rectum.
Σύμφωνα με την παράταξη, η μη επαναλειτουργία του σχολείου θα αναγκάσει την οικογένεια είτε να εγκαταλείψει το χωριό είτε να επιβαρυνθεί με την καθημερινή μετακίνηση, ενώ θα στερήσει από τα Μαστοροχώρια ένα σημαντικό κίνητρο παραμονής ή εγκατάστασης νέων οικογενειών.
Επιπλέον, επισημαίνει ότι το σχολείο στο Κεφαλοχώρι θα μπορούσε να εξυπηρετήσει μαθητές από συνολικά 12 χωριά του δήμου και ακόμη τρία γειτονικά χωριά, των οποίων τα παιδιά σήμερα υποχρεώνονται να μετακινούνται προς την Κόνιτσα διανύοντας πολλά χιλιόμετρα καθημερινά σε επικίνδυνες συνθήκες.
Black Ops 7 release date spotted in the wilds ahead of Call of Duty's latest Gamescom blowout
True to the game's billing as twistiest of duty-shooters, Call of Duty: Black Ops 7's release date trailer appears to have leaked ahead of a Gamescom Opening Night Live showing tonight. The new FPS will launch on 14th November, close to a month after rival Battlefield 6's release on October 10th. Also, it appears to have ...
So a new major version of Debian has been released, and now I see a lot of complaints about various issues stemming from an upgrade. I do not remember this many after an LTS Ubuntu version. I don't want to rush to conclusions like "Ubuntu has money for better quality assurance". I can easily come up with explanations for why these statistics can be skewed, like "Ubuntu-loving plebeians do not come to complain to elite Lemmy users about their puny problems". I'm curious what you think?
I use Debian-Testing, so I never go from a major release to another, and it's very stable that way. But yes, a big upgrade is never smooth with Debian, even if Debian itself is very stable (when installed from scratch). I think the solution is a clean install every 2 years. Or use Debian-Testing, so things don't blow up from a small release to another. Even Linux Mint is not very stable from a major release to another (meaning, from one LTS to another). But Ubuntu is more stable between interim releases, but also not very stable between LTS releases.
So either you go with a "stable-ish" rolling release like Debian-Testing (which in my opinion is the most stable rolling release distro), or you re-install every 2 years.
I've been doing debian upgrades without significant issues. With debian 13 I find I'm getting some deprecation messages from python and I have had to make some small code patches to fix them. I see that as more of a python issue than a debian issue.
that's where most of my 'issues' come from when upgrading an old debian.. upstream version changes to major software packages (python, php, even apache 1.x to 2 back in the day) that require some manual intervention
That's utter BS, money does not equal quality. I just borked an Ubuntu Noble installation by running apt upgrade on it. Yeah it's ZFS-based, why didn't Canonical ensure the upgrade would be smooth?
If I had to guess on why people get issues during updates I'd say it's because they add a million third-party repos that point to the specific version of Debian they were running and now that they've upgraded they've got tons of outdated packages from those repos fudging up their system.
Ubuntu has issues in every LTS (this time with APT version shipped) because Ubuntu releases are based on Debian Sid (basically unreleased Debian software which they "patch" later including unstable version of tools).
I suffer this in my job every time a Ubuntu LTS is shipped previous to the release of the Debian version equivalent to it (Ubuntu 24.04 is Debian 13 with mixed versions of packages and "patches") and a customer or a teammate upgrade a container-image or workstation to it...
I even use Debian new versions after either 1 year or the first .1 release.
Certainly when you use a system on many hosts, you have more visibility into its issues. Do you also use Debian in a similar situation to compare them?
What do you think about the number of Debian complaints on Lemmy?
Would this be a correct summary: you use Debian a lot but only after potential issues have been ironed out, so you don’t see problems; you see problems with Ubuntu when colleagues or customers jump on immature releases?
Related to the thing: I like mature and safe transitions, specially if is supposed to run in production.
From my POV, and knowing I already take care if something for new Debian releases, Ubuntu, even in LTS, is the worse what I could wish because they release unreleased and/or unstable software, which did not even pass Debian releases statuses.
Ubuntu 24.04 is equivalent to Debian 13, except Ubuntu 24.04 was released last year.
Every Ubuntu version is based on a copy of Debian Sid, which is the unstable branch.
Eventually, they incorporate Debian patches too but keep some packages in different versions (libpng, the kernel, openssl and similar are the most I remember but they change between releases).
Among the people I know in real life, some post (non-tech stuff) to Reddit, some write reviews on Yelp, and some have called customer support hotlines for tech products. But none have ever posted online to ask for tech help, at least not to my awareness. Neither did I back when I used Windows, and not for a couple years even after switching to Linux.
I suspect most Ubuntu users are among that common crowd. They might look up an issue on the internet, but expect to ask for help from a dedicated support center. Or can't be bothered to sign up for an account and post to the places that can answer their questions, which are usually very "techy" and possibly even intimidating to beginners.
As for my setup, the upgrade from Debian 12 to 13 went very smoothly. I had to fix a few obscure config files, but nobody else really touches them, and it didn't stop it from booting. Replaced a deprecated package with its Flatpak equivalent as well. Only unsolved issue is the xfce4-panel consuming all of one core on occasion for no apparent reason.
Personally I had zero issues with upgrading my server to Debian 13; it's an installation dating back to Debian 9 or 10 with a lot of services installed.
The only inconvenience I had was that somehow Transmission 4.1.0 beta made it into debian stable, and beta clients are usually not allowed by private trackers. I switched to deluge and called it a day.
It's always hit or miss depending on the system. I upgraded one machine to Proxmox 9 and a VM and my VPS to Debian 13, the only one that gave me some trouble was my VM and that's because I had an older package installed that was being a pain to remove because of dependency issues.
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There are two factions vying for control of the United States at the moment - the Globalists and Nationalists - and they each have their own Trump.
I believe the one in the left photo is the real Donald Trump that appeared on Joe Rogan who had vastly different speech patterns, as well as subtler differences in the shape of his nose and eyebrows, and considerable difference in his weight and height (6'2") compared to the impersonator in the right photo who is controlled by the Globalist faction who is 5'7" in height and who is Israel-first and hellbent on destroying American influence abroad.
The imposter has been in the public eye since June - when things started to go haywire, starting with the Epstein coverup. His presence is able to be hidden because the Globalist faction still control the majority of media platforms (not Minds though!).
There being two Trumps explains why he appears to be so schizophrenic and contradictory in his public appearances and messaging.See less
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Deadlock springs back to life with transformative new update, adding six heroes
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Le 1er février 2024, à Marseille, un militant LGBTQIA+ a perdu un œil après un coup de poing d’un homme qui venait de proférer des insultes homophobes et de bousculer un élu. L’agresseur s’était avéré être un policier en civil.
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