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Sardiner kan vara sill, skarpsill, ansjovis, sardineller och ytterligare en mängd fiskarter. Hela 22 olika fiskarter får säljas som sardiner så länge som det latinska namnet också anges tydligt på förpackningen. Det finns dessutom flera fiskarter som kallas sardin. Fiskarterna som kallas sardin är inte dessutom inte lika med livsmedelsprodukten sardin.
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in reply to misk

I had a period of unemployment last year during which I had to sell my PS5 to pay my power bill. I'm working again, but it'll be years before I can afford another video game console. I hope my launch-era PS4 keeps hanging in there, I'm worried for its hard drive.
in reply to Solitaire20X6

Hard drive in PS4 is user-replaceable so at least there’s that. Putting even the cheapest SATA SSD decreases load times considerably too which should help in stretching its lifespan a bit.


Ännu en gång visar LO:s årliga rapport Makteliten att direktörernas löner fortsätter att dra ifrån alla andra. Och ännu en gång spelar de fackliga ledningarna lika förvånade som vanligt.
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Neocities deindexed from Bing




in reply to ☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆

As long as China remains the evil boogieman, the Western ruling class will NEVER be threatened by the people they rule. The West does anything? China is worse so you can't complain. People will be walked into volcanos chanting "at least it's not China!"
in reply to HiddenLayer555

It's incredible how effective this tactic is, especially given that most people in the west will never travel to China to see it for themselves.


(Debian) How do i find links for apt repositories?


in reply to IndigoGolem

Debian strongly recommends against adding repos from other distributions or other versions of Debian: wiki.debian.org/DontBreakDebia… Doing that can easily break your system. They also recommend against adding repos for specific software packages (e.g. for LibreWolf), but this is generally less problematic.

Personally, on Debian, I try to get packages in this order:
1. From the official Debian packages
2. From Flatpak
3. Pre-built binaries (I put them in my home, not in /usr/bin)
4. Build from source (I also put those in my home)

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Ekobrottsmyndigheten genomförde på tisdagen ett tillslag i Sundsvall kommun. I samband med insatsen togs sex personer in till förhör. Måste för insatssen ska ha varit en mindre byggnad som bland annat innehåller kommunens IT-avdelning.
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Sanktionsavgift mot SportAdmin för bristande IT-säkerhet. Integritetsskyddsmyndigheten (IMY) har granskat företaget SportAdmin i Skandinavien AB efter ett IT-angrepp då en stor mängd personuppgifter läckte.
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in reply to Sundray

They call it the Royale with Cheese because they kicked the Americans out in 1966 and control their own nuclear arsenal.
in reply to UnderpantsWeevil

"Buy as much crude oil as you can and Fed-Ex it into space before it can be burned."

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Seems logical 🤷‍♂️

@UnderpantsWeevil @theonion @sundray



Looking for an address book app that cutomizable


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in reply to Cactus_Head

I switched to using Radicale a year ago, and I use my android contacts app to add and maintain that info. CardDAV has enough fields for me to add.
in reply to Cactus_Head

I've written a python/Qt script that keeps lists like those you mention. It's sort of a poor-man's database manager, but its only database is a collection of csv files.

  • You can use an address list to keep track of contacts' phone numbers, mailing addresses, and eMail addresses.
  • You can use a calendar to remind you about events and appointments including date, time, and duration. You can add notes about finding the location and other prerequisites to attendance.
  • You can keep separate passwords in a password list for every website you visit and every piece of gear you own.
  • You can keep links to favorite websites in a bookmark list.

When I try to include a direct link to my python script, which does that, my responses and in fact the whole posted discussion are taken down. … something to do with self promotion of untested software I suppose. But you can find it in the Cheese Shop (See Wikipedia “Python Package Index.”) under tonto2.




3.7 magnitude earthquake reported near Orillia


Bit of a shake in Southern Ontario. Some folks on Meshtastic report feeling it in the GTA.
in reply to panda_abyss

The Sun's Activity Can Trigger Earthquakes, And Now We Know How

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in reply to ☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆

Wouldn't china be heading for a similar bubble pop like the US with there huge investment into ai?

Or perhaps they have actually found a large enough market to cover the cost of development.

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in reply to pineapple

The level of investment in AI in China is a fraction of that in the US, and they're already starting to make money. The whole dynamic in China is different. Instead of chasing unicorns and promising stuff like AGI, companies in China are treating AI as shared infrastructure that you actually build useful stuff on top of. Hence why models are being released as open source, they're not seen as the key source of revenue. It's closer to what we see with Linux based infrastructure where companies build services like AWS on top of Linux. China also has far more application for AI in stuff like robotics, manufacturing, and other types of automation. There are simply more niches to apply this tech in than there are in the west that's largely deindustrialized now.
in reply to pineapple

The difference is: China has tons of machines and factory robots to plug AI models into, the US doesn't. Meaning China gets to use their AI for actual useful purposes while the US can only use their's for speculation and slop generation.