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Israel announces "limited" opening of Rafah crossing; Fighting erupts between Ethiopian troops and Tigray forces; Trump weighs attack on Iran




Euro firms must ditch Uncle Sam's clouds and go EU-native


"You don't need a DEA warrant or a Justice Department subpoena to see the trend: Europe's 90‑plus‑percent dependency on US cloud infrastructure, as former European Commission advisor Cristina Caffarra put it, is a single‑shock‑event security nightmare waiting to rupture the EU's digital stability."


Israel announces "limited" opening of Rafah crossing; Fighting erupts between Ethiopian troops and Tigray forces; Trump weighs attack on Iran


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Large funeral for Palestinian youth killed by Israeli troops in West Bank; Two GOP senators join calls for Kristi Noem's resignation; Ilhan Omar attacked at town hall




Large funeral for Palestinian youth killed by Israeli troops in West Bank; Two GOP senators join calls for Kristi Noem's resignation; Ilhan Omar attacked at town hall




Large funeral for Palestinian youth killed by Israeli troops in West Bank; Two GOP senators join calls for Kristi Noem's resignation; Ilhan Omar attacked at town hall




Israel returns 15 bodies to Gaza as the Israeli military accepts Gaza death toll of 71,667; Rubio questioned on Venezuela and Iran




Israel returns 15 bodies to Gaza as the Israeli military accepts Gaza death toll of 71,667; Rubio questioned on Venezuela and Iran




Israel returns 15 bodies to Gaza as the Israeli military accepts Gaza death toll of 71,667; Rubio questioned on Venezuela and Iran





You Are Being Misled About Renewable Energy Technology [Technology Connections]


It was challenging to figure out where to put this. It's also environment, and it turns sharply political for Act III.

If you're already familiar with renewables, there's not a lot to learn here but the comparisons with fossil fuels and ethanol. Given that I've been on solar since 2023, I appreciated what he was saying to the uninitiated.

Get yourself some Act II if you plan on making it all the way through ... it's an hour and a half.


in reply to dogbert

My girlfriend's husband died for your femdom


Microsoft’s $440 billion wipeout, and investors angry about OpenAI’s debt, explained


The immediate catalyst, it seems, is an intensifying focus on capex, or capital expenditures. Microsoft revealed that its spending surged 66% to $37.5 billion in the latest quarter, even as growth in its Azure cloud business cooled slightly. Even more concerning to analysts, however, was a new disclosure that approximately 45% of the company’s $625 billion in remaining performance obligations (RPO)—a key measure of future cloud contracts—is tied directly to OpenAI, the company revealed after reporting earnings Wednesday afternoon. (Microsoft is both a major investor in and a provider of cloud-computing services to OpenAI.)

in reply to 🏴حمید پیام عباسی🏴

"Collaborators" would imply they were one of us. They would be better understood as the 'good cop' faction of the occupiers.

in reply to NightOwl

The entire western world is complicit in Gaza's genocide and supporting Israel. Some are just better and more convincing at pretending they care about Palestinians than others. The actions (and lack thereof) tell the real story very clearly though.
in reply to cecilkorik

Microsoft is just profiting off of it.
in reply to NightOwl

Canada has changed some of it's international student policies and a whole shitload of international students are not getting in. This headline is a great example of propaganda. I agree that Canada should take a more definitive stand and not the wishy-washy stand they've been taking, but this post is intentionally misleading.


[Live Updates] Latest batch of Epstein files reveals sex offender was allowed into Canada after conviction | CBC


Documents reveal that Epstein visited Canada in 2014, despite having a criminal record that made him inadmissible to the country.

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The latest files reveal Epstein was denied entry into Canada in 2018 due to his criminal record, but that he was allowed into the country for a TED conference in Vancouver after his conviction.

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in reply to trashcan

Uh huh, isn't that normal for rich people? Laws only apply to the plebs, no?
in reply to Phoenixz

It's the status quo but it should still be scrutinized and this incident wasn't widely known before.

in reply to davel

So they think they'll bomb and invade Iran and knock out its government, then the people will take to the streets and greet them as liberators? Maybe with flowers? I think I've heard this one before somewhere.
in reply to floofloof

Trump will hope that Iran will collapse after a limited missile strike and the angry mobs will do the rest. It won't be simple and it's obvious he's delayed the attack so far.
in reply to floofloof

Nah. Trump will bomb a couple of random Iranian targets, claim that the grand-pumbah of islam was killed and then he'll declare victory and leave, just like last time. Iran will shoot 1000+ missiles at Israel, Israel will spend $200million of US military AID to blow up 90% of the missiles and the remaining missiles will kill 17 people and then Iran will declare victory. Israel will sortie 2 American f-16's to blow up some long abandon "nuclear sites," and then Benjamin will get his propaganda win.

At the end of the day a few billion dollars will be wasted, and literally nothing of substance will happen.

in reply to PowerCrazy

Don't count on it being so easy. Israel won't shoot down 90% of missiles. Remember that last year Iran warned israel and told them where the missiles were coming from. This time it could be all-out war, with iran using its newest missile tech.
in reply to davel

Well, they released more Epstein files damning the president, and he tried “kill an American citizen” last week and is still dealing with that fallout, so yes, he may try to create a distraction somewhere else in the world this weekend.
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First Nations raise alarm over ICE detentions, urge caution crossing U.S. border


in reply to StinkyFingerItchyBum

It stresses me out that Canadians are still going to the Untied States like everything is normal. In September someone told me they went to Disneyland in the summer and I don't think it had occurred to her that there was any reason why she shouldn't
in reply to FreshParsnip

Any Canadian still going to the Fourth Reich (unless it is a life or death situation) is an open supporter of fascism. Every dollar spent there funds and gives moral support to Nazis. Unfortunately too many people have zero social or class consciousness.
in reply to FreshParsnip

Well I have heard from several Canadians "You aren't in danger if you are White, everything is normal outside of the protests, so it's fine" and my response is "even more reason not to go, we shouldn't be supporting any of that"
in reply to StinkyFingerItchyBum

Germany updated their travel advisory recently, because of the storm and the situation in Minneapolis

auswaertiges-amt.de/de/reiseun…

in reply to StinkyFingerItchyBum

Canada pretending everything is ok:
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in reply to apftwb

I'll be honest, I feel this meme better describes neolib politicians here in Europe.
in reply to NightOwl

The blatant disregard or lack of training on the Jay treaty needs to be fixed. These people have the legal right to both travel and work freely. This is something that isn’t even up for debate.

Unfortunately, treaties and the like are only as good as the good faith effort to both enforce them and understand them.

It’s one of many cogs in the machine that are breaking down right now. We have lots of things to address in the current political climate, of course, but this is one more thing that we’re going to need to add to the list of cog mending…


in reply to NightOwl

I dont see this as black and white at all. What alternative is there to un? Now dont get me wrong, the real role of un and the one it ought to have have little in common, but still I wouldnt argue for its end, now that it could help against israel, in whatever small way it can. Also idk why should it become better for states outside of global north, I dont see any indication.
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in reply to NightOwl

The UN.Security Council approved Trumps board of peace and Riviera plan in Gaza.

That was one of the last nails in the coffin.