OpenShot 3.3 released
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De största vänsternyhetssajterna är i stort sett desamma som förra månaden. ETC, Dagens Arena, Flamman, Svenssons Nyheter och Arbetaren. Det kan noteras Similarweb numera alltid tycks visa för få besökare för flera sajter.
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Community plans to fork Puppet, unhappy with Perforce changes to open-source project
Community plans to fork Puppet, unhappy with Perforce changes to open-source project • DEVCLASS
A fork is in prospect for the well-known DevOps automation tool Puppet, following changes introduced by Perforce, which […]Tim Anderson (DEVCLASS)
Key warning signs about bird flu are all going in the wrong direction
Key warning signs about bird flu are going in the wrong direction
The bird flu outbreak has taken concerning turns, with more than 60 human cases confirmed. Experts outlined four signs that the virus is going in the wrong direction.Evan Bush (NBC News)
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This command is awkward 'docket exec -t vaultwarden sh' , let's just have docker sh vaultwarden already !
I thought this would be hard, but turns out the following oneliner does it, with maybe no sideeffects ?
echo 'docker() { [ "$1" = "sh" ] && docker exec -it "$2" sh || command docker "$@"; }' >> ~/.bashrc && source ~/.bashrc
This creates a bash alias for "docker ps" , every other command should run as normal
Now I just need to remember to run this one liner on every single computer I use in the future...
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This is an excellent idea. Fortunately you're not the first to have it 
You should look into alias.
1100 Declassified U.S. Nuclear Targets - Future of Life Institute
On December 22, 2015, the United States released declassified lists of targets for a massive nuclear strike on the USSR, Eastern Bloc countries, and China.
The secret document, compiled in 1956, spans 800 pages and reveals strategic points for a potential U.S. nuclear attack in the event of war with the USSR.
The list includes 179 targets in Moscow, 145 in Leningrad, and 91 in East Berlin, Beijing, and Warsaw.
The most shocking entry in this list is point No. 275—"population": alongside military and industrial facilities, civilian populations in residential areas were also marked for elimination.
1100 Declassified U.S. Nuclear Targets - Future of Life Institute
1100 Declassified U.S. Nuclear Targets from 1956 on the interactive NukeMap. Choose a city and a bomb size, and detonate. See what happens.Future of Life Institute
At least 200 children and women rescued from Lev Tahor Jewish sect in Guatemala
At least 200 children and women rescued from Lev Tahor Jewish sect in Guatemala
Controversial sect accused of rape, human trafficking and forced marriage of childrenStuti Mishra (The Independent)
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Team Trump Debates ‘How Much Should We Invade Mexico?’
Donald Trump’s New Admin Weighs ‘How Much Should We Invade Mexico?’
The idea America should invade Mexico has become increasingly mainstream among Trump administration officials and Republican lawmakers.Asawin Suebsaeng (Rolling Stone)
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France's military is being ousted from more African countries. Here's why
France's military is being ousted from more African countries. Here's why
It’s been a tumultuous month for France and its relationship with former colonies in Africa, as its influence on the continent faces the biggest challenge in decades.MONIKA PRONCZUK (AP News)
There is a huge issue with Wagner being accused of killing and raping people and China is literally buying everything.
Rejecting strongly the current french military will probably create a weird situation for them...
Chinese relations with the global South is infinitely better than American/Britiish/french relations. I absolutely welcome china but not so much about Russia
I don't particularly have an issue with the positions themselves, but I'm kind of sad that those african countries are just leaving an issue and welcoming another. It is true that the infrastructure are being developed but then the countries are not developing because they don't benefit long term. You could argue that they will benefit from better transports in general which is true but it only holds up until China is doing fine economically (which it isn't exactly today).
I don't care if it's a western country or not I'm just trying to find what would benefit those countries, and it doesn't seem that buying everything there will (or putting soldiers with other colors and ideas)
Their growth decreased quite a lot but they're still not entirely a developed economy. The real estate bubble kind of exploded leaving quite a lot of people on the side.
They have a demographic problem due to their past policies, social issues with work, the fact that you can't find a job after 30, and their wages being reduced by a pretty large percent (my sources are saying around 30-40%, can't find an official number because they do not exist).
It's the first time since a really long time that China came back to a single digit growth and this is not something you revert in a few months. It's not the end of China or anything but they're definitely not at their highest and won't be for some time. Meaning that political long-term investments may not be the priority and that they may give up those whenever they want, not when the country that benefited those will not need them anymore.
Again, not saying western countries are doing much better. But some are doing relatively worse than what they should be doing than others.
Their growth decreased quite a lot but they’re still not entirely a developed economy
Their real gdp growth is still above 5% per year and their industry already far surpasses anything the "developed" economies have.
their wages being reduced by a pretty large percent (my sources are saying around 30-40%, can’t find an official number because they do not exist).
Yeah you are just making shit up. This is complete nonsense.
The private luxury real estate market crashed, the only people hurt by this are foreign investors and people dumb enough to copy us strategies to build wealth instead of doing something of value with their lives. No one was made homeless.
Your second paragraph only affects the private sector, and thats generally true of all private economies right now; China just doesn't allow their private economy to effect the needs of the people.
Your third is mostly nonsense as no long term strategies have changed in the last few years except far more talks on whether real estate should be privatized in any way or if the private side of that industry has outlived it's usefulness; and of course an acceleration of space goals due to the potential for the EU and musk to take all useful leo orbits.
but it only holds up until China is doing fine economically (which it isn’t exactly today).
Lol. Lmao even. Chinese trade with Africa is at an all time high and growing rapidly.
I was on the way home Sunday with my kid. Going down a road that's 30mph. My house is on the left. I run my blinker on to turn into my driveway. A BMW speeds up and tries to pass on my left. Nearly T-Boned me. All I saw was the medallion and a lit-up UBER sign on the dash.
They managed to stop, flip me off, and sped away before I could even get my window down. What the fuck is thier issue?
Holding back China's chipmaking progress is a fool’s errand, says U.S. Commerce Secretary | Tom's Hardware
Holding back China's chipmaking progress is a fool’s errand, says U.S. Commerce Secretary
Investments in semiconductor manufacturing and innovation matter more than bans and sanctions.Jowi Morales (Tom's Hardware)
slskd is a self hosted, web based SoulSeek client
GitHub - slskd/slskd: A modern client-server application for the Soulseek file sharing network.
A modern client-server application for the Soulseek file sharing network. - slskd/slskdGitHub
Friendly Linux Tablet
Hey there,
Is there a source out there where I can find tablets fit for Linux..?
Am not after Pine or what have you...just a tablet, Samsung or what have you that can run Linux as custom rom.
Thanks
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Lemmings do not engage in mass suicidal dives off cliffs when migrating. The scenes of lemming suicides in the 1958 Disney documentary film White Wilderness, which popularized this idea, were completely fabricated. The lemmings in the film were actually purchased from Inuit children, transported to the filming location in Canada and repeatedly shoved off a nearby cliff by the filmmakers to create the illusion of a mass suicide.[448][449] The misconception itself is much older, dating back to at least the late 19th century, though its exact origins are uncertain.[450][448]
Hmm, humanity sure has great ideas!
2024 Open Source Software Funding Report
2024 Open Source Software Funding Report
This report summarizes insights from the inaugural 2024 Open Source Software Funding Survey, a collaboration between GitHub, the Linux Foundation, and researchers from Harvard University.opensourcefundingsurvey2024.com
[Fixed] Dual-Boot causing slow boot, solutions?
Quick and dirty is this:
Running a new dual boot system. Windows boots fine and fast. Grub bootloader grinds and grunts to startup. Systemd checks point to Fedora waiting on the Win10 disk to boot (+45s!!!). Obviously, I don't need that drive to run, but Fedora/Bootloader thinks it should.
Disconnected the Win10 drive, Fedora booted in 3.6s.
So... Windows bootloader knows to ignore the Fedora OS drive and launches fine. Fedora Bootloader insists it try everything to get that Win10 drive running to my own detriment.
Is there a way to just ignore the Win10 drive the way Win10 ignores Fedora?
Been scratching my head on this one for a bit to be honest.
EDIT: Seems the issue was caused by RAID incompatibility from my internal backups for Win10. The RAID drives wrongly pointed the finger at the boot disk because the only thing I could really make sense of in diagnostics was the Win10 boot stalling for 45+ seconds. Once I disconnected all the drives and incrementally reconnected them I quickly realised it was the backup drives and not a boot disk conflict as I wrongly assumed.
Systemd checks point to Fedora waiting on the Win10 disk to boot (+45s!!!).
how are you booting windows from systemd?
Obviously, I don’t need that drive to run, but Fedora/Bootloader thinks it should.
systemd is not part of the bootloader.
how are you booting windows from systemd?
I'm not. I ran some Systemd-analyze, blame etc once Fedora started up and saw that most of my startup lag was caused by a specific drive on boot.
systemd is not part of the bootloader.
Yes, and so I used the systemd tools to figure out what was causing my issues on boot.
As I explained in a reply in this thread it seems my issue is mostly resolved for now. The bootloader was stalling on initializing a pair of drives I have in RAID for system backups on the M$ side.
This is turn, when running -analyze or other tools showed the drive that contained my Win10 machine stalling out and waiting 45+ seconds to initialise. Because /it/ was actually waiting for the RAID drives to sort it the hell out. So, it looked like there was a conflict between both boot disks when in reality the stall was a symptom of Linux not playing nice with RAID.
I wrongly assumed it was a boot disk conflict similar to some Windows dual boots where the two disks may be fighting with each other for boot priority and causing a fight until one timed out.
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