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This Week in KDE Apps

Welcome to the first post in our "This Week in KDE Apps" series! You may have noticed that Nate's "This Week in KDE" blog posts no longer cover updates about KDE applications.

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LightTube, un altro front-end alternativo per YouTube

Viste le recenti, e speriamo temporanee, débâcle di Invidious e Piped ho aggiunto il front-end alternativo chiamato LightTube nell'articolo dedicato alle alternative a YouTube.

LightTube, un altro front-end con alcune caratteristiche interessanti. Permette di vedere i video senza pubblicità, attiva la visualizzazione dei "non mi piace" (da Return YouTube Dislike), ha il supporto a SponsorBlock, la possibilità di accedere ai feed delle sottoscrizioni senza necessità di un account Google, la gestione delle playlist e la possibilità di proxare i video. Attenzione: Google potrebbe bannare il vostro account se utilizzate LightTube per loggarvi, evitate di farlo.

Questa una lista dei server disponibili: lighttube.org/instances.

Come sempre è bene ricordare che la vera alternativa a YouTube è PeerTube 💛

GitHub - lighttube-org/LightTube: An alternative YouTube front end written in ASP.NET

An alternative YouTube front end written in ASP.NET - lighttube-org/LightTube

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m3t00🌎 via science

1 year ago • •

m3t00🌎
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A celestial trifecta: What to know about Tuesday’s lunar eclipse

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Zachariah

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The best times to view the event will depend on your location, but the lunar eclipse will peak at 10:44 p.m. ET, according to NASA. All of North and South America will have a chance to see the partial lunar eclipse and harvest supermoon depending on the weather. Europe and Africa will also have an opportunity to see the eclipse.
This lunar eclipse will be a partial one, with only the upper portion of the moon being plunged into the darkest part of the Earth's shadow known as the umbra, Monsue said.

inlandempire via Fediverse

1 year ago • •

inlandempire
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Join us for Sunnyvision, the summer edition of Lemmyvision!

I hope my post doesn't break the rules ; I'd like to invite as many people as possible to participate to Sunnyvision, the summer edition of the Lemmyvision song contest.

It's a fun way to celebrate summer, and discover new music, more info on the original post, quoted below !

TL;DR
- In ~~this thread~~ the thread on !lemmyvision@jlai.lu, in the comments, post a song that was released in summer of any year.
- Next week, you'll be able to vote for your favourite song from the songs posted here.
Remember that time I wanted to set up a smaller scale Lemmyvision for summer? Yeah me neither.
But here it is, it's still summer for a week, so..
Welcome to Lemmyvision's summer edition, Sunnyvision!🌞
If you don't know what Lemmyvision is, check out the sidebar!
The aim is to promote different languages and cultures from around the world, to sha

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NigelFrobisher

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It’s nearly Spring, I’ll give you that.

inlandempire via Fediverse

1 year ago • •

inlandempire
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Join us for Sunnyvision, the summer edition of Lemmyvision!

I hope my post doesn't break the rules ; I'd like to invite as many people as possible to participate to Sunnyvision, the summer edition of the Lemmyvision song contest.

It's a fun way to celebrate summer, and discover new music, more info on the original post, quoted below !

TL;DR
- In ~~this thread~~ the thread on !lemmyvision@jlai.lu, in the comments, post a song that was released in summer of any year.
- Next week, you'll be able to vote for your favourite song from the songs posted here.
Remember that time I wanted to set up a smaller scale Lemmyvision for summer? Yeah me neither.
But here it is, it's still summer for a week, so..
Welcome to Lemmyvision's summer edition, Sunnyvision!🌞
If you don't know what Lemmyvision is, check out the sidebar!
The aim is to promote different languages and cultures from around the world, to sha

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Blaze (he/him)

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Nice !

Anders Svensson via Svenssons Nyheter - Njord

1 year ago • •

Anders Svensson
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P/f Kinnfelli är ett färöiskt fiskeriföretag som hör hemma i Miðvágur. Bolaget ägs av två andra bolag, P/f Snarfrost och Á Mølini Sp/f med 50% var. Á Mølini Sp/f ägs i sin tur av Hjarnar Krogh Dalsgaard och Árni Krogh Dalsgaard medan P/f Snarfrost ägs av Mykines Sp/f och Vestmek Sp/f.

fiske.zaramis.se/2024/09/16/p-…

#Miðvágur #PFKinnfelli #VA410KatrinJohanna

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Anders_S via Svenssons Nyheter

1 year ago • •

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Rappare gripen med flera kilo kokain. Enligt uppgifter i Aftonbladet har en känd svensk artist gripits för grovt narkotikabrott under förra veckan. Polisen slog till mot en en adress där flera kilo kokain hittades och den aktuelle rapparen greps.

blog.zaramis.se/2024/09/16/rap…

#Kokain #Narkotika #Narkotikabrott #Rappare

cut guys cute guys (ted) via Fediverse

1 year ago • •

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Banning Mastodon users in Lemmy communities

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0x0 via Linux

1 year ago • •

0x0
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Using a chromecast without a google account?

cross-posted from: programming.dev/post/19441267

I have a 2nd-gen chromecast, it's factory reset. If i plug it in all it tells me is to install the app to start configuring.
I don't have a google account not do i want to install/use google-related stuff on my phone.
My home router doesn't register any new device, which makes sense since the cast doesn't know the SSID/pass of the WiFi.
Does it try to ping some service/port? Multicast perhaps? Where would it get an IP from without authenticating?
My (wired) PC runs gentoo.
How can i get it to work in these conditions?

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Steamymoomilk

in reply to 0x0 • 1 year ago • •

Probably not that helpful, but i do know of a few articles installing linux on a Chromecast

github.com/frederic/sabrina-cu…

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jherazob

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In that line, is there an open standards, no Google required answer to the Chromecast?

blue_berry via Fediverse

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Threads makes it easier to evangelize the open social web with a new direct link feature | TechCrunch

The fediverse is now something that you can evangelize about. Its turning into a buzzword ...

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MorallyCoffee

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I thought Threads was for people who thought Mastodon was too complicated. What's all this "turn on sharing" mess?

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Zak

in reply to MorallyCoffee • 1 year ago • •

Threads is for whoever Meta can sell it to, and I think it was pretty far along in its development before they actually committed to ActivityPub support.

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cabbage

in reply to MorallyCoffee • 1 year ago • •

The official story is that Meta is worried about being sued by people suddenly seeing their content pushed to some random website without their consent if it's enabled by default, so they won't risk enabling it by default. At least not before the fediverse is huge enough that everything you post going everywhere on the internet is the expected behaviour.

Fair enough really. I wouldn't want to be sued for that either, and they obviously cannot expect Congress to understand.. anything.

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Goldmaster

in reply to cabbage • 1 year ago • •

Have Facebook not heard of the Internet? Anyone can right click save as.

I am very skeptical that Facebook is doing federated to be nice, only to keep digital markets act off Facebooks back.

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woelkchen

in reply to Goldmaster • 1 year ago • •

Have Facebook not heard of the Internet? Anyone can right click save as.

They have, old politicians haven't

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Goldmaster

in reply to woelkchen • 1 year ago • •

That's why Facebook were able to buy Instagram and WhatsApp without issue.

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gedaliyah

in reply to blue_berry • 1 year ago • •

Bottom line: is threads a potential entry-point into the fediverse for a lot of people who otherwise would not be aware/ interested? ABSOLUTELY YES.

Does that benefit offset the catastrophic harm it will do by overwhelming the fediverse with corporate interests, stacking nonprofits with Meta-friendly officers, and exerting leverage on Activity Pub development? NO WAY.

fediblock.

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confuser

in reply to gedaliyah • 1 year ago • •

i dont know how email survived, i bet whatever happened there is what will make it work too

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JubilantJaguar

in reply to confuser • 1 year ago • •

Would be interested in an intelligent rebuttal to this seemingly decent argument, if anyone has one.

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drspod

in reply to confuser • 1 year ago • •

(Federated) email didn't survive. It got completely subsumed by the major providers who now have control over everything email related. It's now impossible to run your own email server since none of the major providers will deliver your email without your mail server having first built a reputation.

The fediverse analogy would be if 99.9999% of users were on Threads and you couldn't interact with any of those users from any of the small independent fediverse servers. Frankly, that's exactly what it looks like is happening.

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MaximilianKohler

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none of the major providers will deliver your email without your mail server having first built a reputation

There are definitely major, and easily-abusable "features" being implemented by the major email providers, but I don't think your statement is correct. I have a Hetzner server, and I can receive email from it (to Gmail) just fine, as long as I have SPF, DMARC, and DKIM set up. I can also create a new server with a new IP and not have any issues. The issues may arise with shared IPs/ranges that are also being used by spammers. Otherwise, if you're planning to send bulk email you just need to warm up the IP.

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confuser

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i think you may be mixing federated and small-web feel there.
there exists the ability for individuals to have functioning email servers although it is difficult but fair considering how much of the world is reliant upon it and opposing it with various kinds of attacks.
i dont thimk it requires many individuals to have their own servers for it to be considered federated, the fact that we have dozens of relatively big email providers to choose from who prioritize various different things is enough to cover the majority of peoples needs and i think that is the threshold requirement for a sufficient self sustaining federated network.
regardless of that, if you compare this outcome of email as of present to lets just say a platform like discord whose goal is to facilitate messaging between people, you can evidently say thst emails outcome is better than the proprietary service that discord is locking people into and not making alternatives ways of accessing the service a simpler process.

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Carighan Maconar

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You realize the second part would also happen if the Fediverse "takes off", yes? Then naturally companies would come in and trivially take things over as there's money to be made.

It's a natural end state until governments can be made to curb corporate freedom.

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gedaliyah

in reply to Carighan Maconar • 1 year ago • •

Before billion dollar companies move in, we need to see governments, universities, and journalists on the platform.

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blue_berry

in reply to Carighan Maconar • 1 year ago • •

I think thats unlikely. If the fediverse wants it or not, its growth is now heavily dependent on Meta

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Carighan Maconar

in reply to blue_berry • 1 year ago • •

Ah yes of course. Both Meta and Bluesky have far outrun any federated-short-blogging effort of the Fediverse, and as a result companies will rather want to monetize those. But this is also the paradoxical situation of people in here who both want "the Fediverse to succeed" and "keep corporate interests out of the Fediverse": Either won't happen.

Right now it looks more like this'll remain a hyper-specialized place for specific discussions, Mastodon more so. You can go there for false dichotomies in regards to browser development feedback for example, or for dejected Youtube actual-content-creators getting yelled at for engaging with their community.

But it seems it'll stay at that. However, this also keeps any monetary interest away from it, so that's good. Of course, should this ever change and the Fediverse grows more welcoming and that works and it grows bigger, of course the moment users move in (in numbers), advertisers, astroturfers and all will move in with them. That's just a given.

And partially why I hate this "Just block'em!"-approach

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It is a fair position in the sense that it's technically within their legal rights to do whatever the fuck they want, but it is a feeble sham compared to the full and well-behaved fedi interoperability they should've had from the start since that was how it was sold from to their users from the beginning.

If they some day get there, I would still be open to considering federating with it. For now "it’s an ongoing process" as they carefully tweak things to find out how far they can go with the strictly limited access to the outside world they allow, while still keeping all their users captive.

If you were a threads user, you'd be unable to reply to this even if you did somehow see it. I welcome any of them to do so and prove me wrong.

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Zak

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The fact that it's been out for a year and federation is still only half-implemented suggests to me the decision to add it was pretty late in the development process, even if it was early in the marketing process.

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finley

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No thanks

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electricprism

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Step 1. Built Internet to get away from TV

Step 2. Corporate Greed TV moves over and ruins Internet.

Step 3. Build New Internet to escape Old Internet Ruined by TV bloodsuckers.

Step 4. Go back to step 2 and replace tech names with next itteration.

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Carighan Maconar

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You raise an interesting point. With web 2.0, we did the equivalent of all the fediverse stuff blocking meta. And look where that got us. Maybe it's time for a different approach.

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Read Bio

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Ahh yes the platform that is defedirated by every fediverse instance

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woelkchen

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Except it's not deferderated by everyone.

RmDebArc_5 via Linux Gaming

1 year ago • •

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Microsoft Windows kernel changes don't suddenly mean big things for Linux gaming

cross-posted from: lemm.ee/post/42362729

There's a lot of blog posts and news articles being written right now centred around Microsoft's plans for updates to Windows 11, and potential kernel changes, with some thinking this means big things for Linux gaming.
Sorry to say, but I'm here to bring a more realistic take and to help keep all your feet on the ground.
quite relevant to yesterday's discussion.

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kbal

in reply to RmDebArc_5 • 1 year ago • •

It's interesting to see that Linux has gotten popular enough that a few of the most user-hostile devs are going out of their way specifically to stop people using it. Other than ignorance it's unclear what their motivations could be. I for one will remember the names of the studios that do it and try my best never to buy or talk about their games.

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trashxeos

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I wonder if anyone has compiled any data like that to show who is going out of their way to break Linux compatibility. I'd love to avoid publishers and/or devs that specifically use such anti consumer tactics.

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bizarroland

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Exactly. Microsoft never does anything that isn't in their own financial interest.

Even if other people benefit from it, it really is all about ensuring that they have profit growth year after year.

So I can't trust anything that they ever do and nobody else who cares about freedom in technology should either.

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Ooops

in reply to RmDebArc_5 • 1 year ago • •

The majority of "Linux issues" is created intentionally. It's often not enough to not support Linux officially (even if there would be no additional work involved anyway) and let players figure out problems on their own. A lot of studios, publishers and developers actually go out of their way and actively invest time to block Linux.

So nothing will obviously change. Windows could run on a fully compatible Linux kernel tomorrow and games would still check for Linux to artificially create issues.

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xavier666

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The only pure-linux issues that I have faced in the last few years are due to Wayland. And it's not an issue, it's just the legacy application has not yet embraced Wayland yet. Otherwise it has been smooth sailing for me.

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AnEilifintChorcra

in reply to RmDebArc_5 • 1 year ago • •

Finally a good take. Or maybe I'm just a pessimist lol

Microsoft are masters at dancing around anti competitive regulation. Xbox is struggling, they've said so themselves. I think they're going to focus more on Gamepass and the Windows Store so making it as difficult as possible for the likes of the Steamdeck to succeeded is in their best interest. If they can push companies to adopt their new framework and at the same time make that framework almost impossible to implement into wine then its a win win. They can hurt wine while painting it as better security so they're isn't another CrowdStrike incident.

Anticompetitive practices disguised as user security.

I know linux isn't very popular for the general public but Apple has their own implementation of wine in development and Google has flooded schools with Chromebooks. If I was Michaelsoft, I'd want to crush the competition quickly and discreetly now before I implement my Windows subscription so people don't have any good alternatives left

Jure Repinc via Linux

1 year ago • •

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Linux 6.11 released

Linus has released the 6.11 kernel. ""I'm once again on the road and not in my normal timezone, but it's Sunday afternoon here in Vienna, and 6.11 is out."" Significant changes in this release include new io_uring operations for bind() and listen(), the nested bottom-half locking patches, the ability to write to busy executable files, support for writing block drivers in Rust, support for atomic write operations in the block layer, the dedicated bucket slab allocator, the vDSO implementation of getrandom(), and more. See the LWN merge-window summaries (part 1, part 2) for more information.

The 6.11 kernel has been released [LWN.net]

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Unyieldingly

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any updates for wifi 7 drivers?

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LeFantome

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The answer seems to be yes but I have not seen much detail on what works now and what does not. It also seems that device trees are required for each device and I have only seen that for one ASUS and one Lenevo so far.

If anybody knows more, I would love an update.

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Cornflake via Linux

1 year ago • •

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DaVinci Resolve not recognizing iGPU

Hey there folks! I recently made the switch to Linux and I really want to do some editing using DaVinci Resolve. My computer is running an intel i7 7th Gen with no dedicated GPU. I used this tutorial to get through the initial installation but now the app just crashes warning "Unsupported GPU Processing Mode," advising me to "Please review the GPU drivers and GPU
configuration under preferences." This is what I see when I go to that menu. Any idea what I need to do to make DaVinci recognize the integrated GPU?

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LeFantome

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I went through this recently and was not able to resolve it. Unfortunately, it looks like there is no way to use Resolve with an iGPU.

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Eugenia

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DaVinci Resolve does not support Intel cards under Linux. Not iGPU, and not even the DEDICATED Intel cards. No Intel at all.

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markstos via Linux

1 year ago • •

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Fuzzel, app launcher and fuzzy finder has feature-packed 1.11 release

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jbrains

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It looks like I have a great place to land if fzf ever starts to make my life difficult. Thank you!

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markstos

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fzf has some unique features of its own, like multi-select. Maybe one day Fuzzel will add that.

Anders_S via Svenssons Nyheter

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Utpressning mot rappare. Den 9 september sköts det mot en lägenhetsdörr i Mariehäll i Bromma, Stockholm. Två dagar senare sköts det mot en dörr på Södermalm i Stockholm. De två skjutningarna hör ihop och riktades mot två rappare.

blog.zaramis.se/2024/09/15/utp…

#Utpressning #Södermalm #Dalennätverket #Mariehäll #Rappare #Skuld

sag via Open Source

1 year ago • •

sag
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TextBin | Open Source Alternative to PasteBin

https://app.textbin.theenthusiast.dev/

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Also pastry.

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moonpiedumplings

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wiki.archlinux.org/title/List_…

That pages shows how to use curl to upload to 0x0.st.

I've used the pastebinit program listed on that page to upload to paste.debian.net, but it supports other sites as well.

Philly Anti-Cap via Philly Anti-Capitalist

1 year ago • •

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1 year ago • •

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Three way fight politics argues that the far right grows out of an oppressive capitalist order but is also in conflict with it in real ways, and that radicals need to combat both. We’ll discuss the history of this perspective and how it can help us navigate today’s struggles, from anti-police riots to confronting the MAGA movement, drawing on the new collection of essays and interviews from PM Press and Kersplebedeb Publishing.

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Anders_S via Svenssons Nyheter

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Knivdåd i Hässelby med högerextrema kopplingar. En 14-årig pojke har omhändertagits som misstänkt för flera knivattacker på äldre personer i Hässelby, Stockholm. Han är misstänkt för ett mordförsök på en man i 80-årsåldern i Hässelby. Troligen är han också misstänkt ett annat mordförsök på en kvinna i 50-årsåldern i samma område.

blog.zaramis.se/2024/09/15/kni…

#Mordförsök #Misshandel #Hässelby #Knivattacker

abolitionmedia via Abolition Media

1 year ago • •

abolitionmedia
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As It Enters Its 32nd Year: Oslo Provided Cover for Occupation Policies and Stands as an Obstacle to the National Program

As the Oslo Accords enter their 32nd year, the Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine issued a statement describing the obligations imposed on the Palestinian Authority as the “major obstacle” with the occupation, hindering the national struggle for legitimate national rights, represented in freedom, independence, and return.

The statement added: The Democratic Front had warned from the moment of signing the Oslo Accords that it was a coup against the Palestinian national project, providing political cover for the disgraceful acts of the “israeli” occupation such as arrests, killings, house demolitions, displacement, land confiscation, and settlement expansion.

The Democratic Front added: After 32 years of the Oslo Accords, achieving national rights through the agreement and its obligations has become impo

As It Enters Its 32nd Year: Oslo Provided Cover for Occupation Policies and Stands as an Obstacle to the National Program

The Democratic Front added: After 32 years of the Oslo Accords, achieving national rights through the agreement and its obligations has become impossible, especially in light of the exposed “israeli” strategies that no longer require explanation. The situation in the West Bank, including Al-Quds, the Gaza Strip, and the right of return for refugees, clearly indicates that the Oslo obligations are still imposed solely on the Authority, and its choices and bets remain centered around false promises that paralyze all efforts to break free from the Oslo predicament. The aim is to move through steadfast field and institutional unity towards an alternative option as decided by the Central Council (2015), the National Council (2018), and reaffirmed by the Central Council (2022). This involves reconsidering the relationship with the occupation and aggression state, politically, security-wise, and economically.

The Democratic Front emphasized that the claim of Oslo’s death and the end of security coordination is contradicted by daily realities. It clarified that the “israeli” side has abandoned its commitments under Oslo, while the Authority has held on to its choices and bets, whose political corruption the realities have confirmed. The Authority has adhered to Oslo and its obligations, maintaining its political stance despite a clear challenge to the national will, which has been expressed by our people through their legitimate and legislative institutions and in dialogues held in Moscow, Beijing, and previously in Algiers and Cairo.

1. Accelerating the implementation of the Beijing Declaration’s outcomes by convening an immediate meeting of the temporary and unified leadership framework to lead the struggle and form a national unity government from active and competent individuals, ensuring the unity of the Palestinian state’s land and blocking alternative solutions.

2. Activating the unified national leadership in the West Bank and developing fieldwork plans to organize the popular movement and form committees to defend the land, villages, and cities, supported by Palestinian Security Forces liberated from Oslo and its obligations. This also includes providing elements of popular steadfastness politically, socially, and economically in the face of the decisive battle waged by the “israeli” fascist government.

3. Working diligently to stop “israeli” hostilities in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank through an agreement that leads to the withdrawal of occupation forces from Palestinian land within the 1967 borders, linked to a serious and meaningful political process that leads to an international conference on the Palestinian cause. The conference’s results would ensure the establishment of an independent Palestinian state within the 1967 borders with Al-Quds as its capital, guarantee the right of return for refugees to their homes, and launch an international project to rebuild what the occupation destroyed in Gaza. This would close the door on forced or voluntary migration and complete Palestine’s accession to international institutions and agencies, including obtaining full membership in the United Nations.

The Democratic Front concluded its statement by calling for strengthening national unity in the field, asserting that abolishing the Oslo Agreement and halting its obligations and commitments is the obligatory entry point to transitioning to the national strategy endorsed by Palestinian legitimacy in its National and Central Councils and reaffirmed by national dialogues, with the latest being the Beijing Declaration outcomes.

Central Media 14/9/2024

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#alAqsaFlood #dflp #gaza #palestine #westAsia #westBank

#Palestine #Gaza #westbank #WestAsia #alaqsaflood #dflp

The 8232 Project via Open Source

1 year ago • •

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Open Source Everything: A curated list of the best open source software

cross-posted from: lemmy.ml/post/20306561

Hi everyone! For... I guess over a year now? I've been observing and trying out lots of software recommended by the privacy community and internet as a whole. With that time, I've been able to slowly put together a list of all the software I personally believe to be the best for their own various reasons. I finally have enough to be able to share it with all of you!
I'm also looking for feedback. I haven't tried all the software on that list, and I'm sure there's software I've never heard of that needs added. I'm looking for your feedback on what you think should be added, removed, or changed. That includes the list itself, if you think there are any design improvements.
Do note: Any software marked with a ⭐️ I am not looking for feedback on. This is software that I firmly believe is the best of the best in its category, and likely will not be changed. However, if there is a major issue with the software

GitHub - An-anonymous-coder/Open-Source-Everything: A curated list of the best open source software.

A curated list of the best open source software. Contribute to An-anonymous-coder/Open-Source-Everything development by creating an account on GitHub.

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hperrin

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Can I suggest QuickDAV as a good file sharing/transfer app?

It uses the Nephele WebDAV server.

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The 8232 Project

in reply to hperrin • 1 year ago • •

Thanks for the suggestion! I'll add it to the To-Do list!

I've currently got a huge backlog of apps to research, but I did take a quick look and it looks enticing.

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Dymonika

in reply to The 8232 Project • 1 year ago • •

This list needs LM Studio!

You can also add TextBin: lemm.ee/post/42326405

I find it disturbing that you promote piracy-favoring Monero but not Bitcoin itself.

Where is Syncthing?

Librera Reader is closed-source, as is Proton Mail.

I'd like to recommend the addition of Waterfox.

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