Polischefen yrar om hur Sverige kan göras säkrare. Den organiserade brottsligheten, som nyttjas av främmande makt, är något som existerar idag. En verklighet som drabbar hela vårt samhälle här och nu.
And when they do that's only going to radicalize people further now that they've had a taste of interacting with people in China. Also, the whole freedumbs and freeze peach narrative is now coming apart as well.
It's such a historical moment. For the first time, millions of ordinary American workers are engaging directly with their Chinese comrades, uncovering the lies fed to them by their ruling class. This awakening is a blow to the imperialist propaganda machine and a step toward proletarian solidarity across borders.
I've greatly enjoyed FeedFlow ( github or the official site ) as my reader since it's minimalistic and just looks so polished. Almost fully cross platform as well.
FeedFlow is a minimalistic RSS Reader available on Android, iOS and macOS. Built with Kotlin Multiplatform, Jetpack Compose and SwiftUI. - prof18/feed-flow
The mine, near the frontline city of Pokrovsk, produced coking coal crucial for Ukraine’s steel industry. It kept running until the very last moment, when Russian forces finally reached its gates.
BP Plc is eliminating 4,700 positions internally, about 5% of its workforce, and more than 3,000 contractor jobs, Chief Executive Officer Murray Auchincloss told staff on Thursday, as the London-based energy giant seeks to reduce costs.
Canada has drawn up an initial list of C$150 billion ($105 billion) of US-manufactured items that it would hit with tariffs if President-elect Donald Trump decides to levy tariffs against Canadian goods, according to a person familiar with the matter…
The Voyager in its case (including a trackpad) is about ¼ the size of a Glove80 case. Personally I think the Glove80 makes up for it in its ergonomics, but it does take up most of my backpack when commuting to the office.
I think the voyager was intended to be a "ergo enough" portable keyboard, while the glove80 was intended to be fully ergo "semi portable", so I guess their sizes would match that.
I love my Voyager so much it replaced my full sized ergo keyboard. It's a great little thing. I wish it had one button more but I don't even know where
The glove 80 is probably a bit more ergonomic and has more keys, but I needed something I could chuck in my bag for co-working and the glove is just too big for that.
If I didn't own a Maltron at home, I'd buy a glove 80 for home.
True, true. I am very close to getting a Voyager for that use case, and for experimenting with different switches, etc, since its easier. I also think the QMK-based configuration the Glove uses is more powerful than the Voyager's system, but harder to use.
I was very hesitant to buy because these keyboards are eye wateringly expensive (although not as much as the maltron), but I'm pleased with the purchase.
Took a while to get used to layers, but overall a positive experience.
FORSMARK, Sweden, Jan 15 (Reuters) - Sweden started building a final storage facility for spent nuclear fuel on Wednesday, only the second such site in the world, where highly radioactive waste will be stored for 100,000 years.
How to store deadly radioactive waste until it is safe is a question that has dogged the nuclear industry since commercial reactors began operating in the 1950s.
Finland is the only country close to completing a permanent storage site.
Finland has been "close to completing" their storage site at Olkiluoto for quite a long time now. Let's see when they finally get it into production. I wouldn't hold my breath.
Not a scientist or anything, but from what I've read there are already reactors that use this waste developer. Why aren't we using those reactors? Do they also leave waste behind?
To my knowledge there exists exactly one reactor in china, and this test project. We know very little about it. I have seen many many talk in the last 10ish years but for such a "break trough idea" very very little actual physical proof for any of the big claima.
DOHA/CAIRO/JERUSALEM, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Israel airstrikes killed at least 77 people in Gaza overnight on Thursday, residents and authorities in the enclave said, hours after a ceasefire and hostage release deal was announced to bring an end to 15 months of war between Israel and Hamas.
The complex ceasefire accord emerged on Wednesday after mediation by Qatar, Egypt and the U.S. to stop the war that has devastated the coastal territory and inflamed the Middle East.
The deal, scheduled to be implemented from Sunday, outlines a six-week initial ceasefire with the gradual withdrawal of Israeli forces from the Gaza Strip, where tens of thousands have been killed. Hostages taken by militant group Hamas, which controls the enclave, would be freed in exchange for Palestinian prisoners detained in Israel.
Some foreigners say that our ideological reform is brainwashing. As I see it, they are correct in what they say. It is washing brains, that’s what it is! This brain of mine was washed to become what it is. After joining the revolution, it was slowly washed, washed for several decades.
What I received before was all bourgeois education, and even some feudal education.
Some foreigners say that our ideological reform is brainwashing. As I see it, they are correct in what they say. It is washing brains, that’s what it is! This brain of mine was washed to become what it is. After joining the revolution, it was slowly washed, washed for several decades.
What I received before was all bourgeois education, and even some feudal education.
Its such a weird expression right, i wonder where it originates from. There is a non zero chance that its related to europeans famously being allergic to taking showers, thus "washing" is seen as a bad thing.
I've always heard it in the context of manchurian candidate 1950s-era mind control shenanigans, but it seems to predate that. Wouldn't surprise me if it has to do with westerners historically hating washing.
Some foreigners say that our ideological reform is brainwashing. As I see it, they are correct in what they say. It is washing brains, that’s what it is! This brain of mine was washed to become what it is. After joining the revolution, it was slowly washed, washed for several decades.
What I received before was all bourgeois education, and even some feudal education.
More from Roland Boer - Socialism with Chinese characteristics:
Mao was speaking to Chinese students studying in Moscow in 1957, but his words are still resonant today. For me at least, the in-depth study of Chinese Marxism, of socialism with Chinese characteristics,has required a washing of my brain, a washing that has taken a dozen years or more. Why? When I first came to China, I thought I was open-minded, thought that I did not assume the frameworks and assumptions with which I had been brought up and educated. How wrong I was.
Like other foreigners, I had developed an opinion about China that was quite erroneous. This is particularly so for those from the small number of countries that make up the ‘West’ (containing about 14% of the global population). I have found that those who have grown up in socialist countries–past and present–find it much easier to understand socialism with Chinese characteristics. This is also the case for the many who come from developing countries, for there too is a living memory of the experience of colonial
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More from Roland Boer - Socialism with Chinese characteristics:
Mao was speaking to Chinese students studying in Moscow in 1957, but his words are still resonant today. For me at least, the in-depth study of Chinese Marxism, of socialism with Chinese characteristics,has required a washing of my brain, a washing that has taken a dozen years or more. Why? When I first came to China, I thought I was open-minded, thought that I did not assume the frameworks and assumptions with which I had been brought up and educated. How wrong I was.
Like other foreigners, I had developed an opinion about China that was quite erroneous. This is particularly so for those from the small number of countries that make up the ‘West’ (containing about 14% of the global population). I have found that those who have grown up in socialist countries–past and present–find it much easier to understand socialism with Chinese characteristics. This is also the case for the many who come from developing countries, for there too is a living memory of the experience of colonial depredation at the hands of the ‘West’.
So if you are like me, having been brought up and educated in one of the few Western countries, then you may well need to engage in a process of washing your brain so as to be able to understand socialism with Chinese characteristics, or sinified Marxism.
I always viewed "Socialism with Chinese Characteristics" as a necessary economic compromise that had to be made to prevent the Chinese Communist Party from losing power, similar to the NEP in 1920s Russia, so that eventually China could continue on the road to pure socialism. Is that accurate?
Its a bit tough to answer that question, because it assumes that there's such a thing as "pure socialism", and that any deviation from that is a betrayal, compromise, or revision to what socialism is. We should view socialism not as a dogmatic religious text that can never be changed, but as a science, which can grow, adapt, change, and we can build upon through experience and experimentation. What works and uplifts people should be our measuring stick, not dogmatic adherence to texts.
You're right that SWCC could be considered similar to the NEP, in their acceptance of markets and allowing private capital to exist in a limited form under the thumb of a socialist government. But most modern socialists don't view market socialism as a "betrayal" or "revisionist"; Socialist countries like Vietnam, Cuba, DPRK, and the PRC, have all learned through experience and adopted different flavors of socialist market economies, while still being run by communist parties, who try to remain flexible in their approach to solving their specific country's problems, and always making
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Its a bit tough to answer that question, because it assumes that there's such a thing as "pure socialism", and that any deviation from that is a betrayal, compromise, or revision to what socialism is. We should view socialism not as a dogmatic religious text that can never be changed, but as a science, which can grow, adapt, change, and we can build upon through experience and experimentation. What works and uplifts people should be our measuring stick, not dogmatic adherence to texts.
You're right that SWCC could be considered similar to the NEP, in their acceptance of markets and allowing private capital to exist in a limited form under the thumb of a socialist government. But most modern socialists don't view market socialism as a "betrayal" or "revisionist"; Socialist countries like Vietnam, Cuba, DPRK, and the PRC, have all learned through experience and adopted different flavors of socialist market economies, while still being run by communist parties, who try to remain flexible in their approach to solving their specific country's problems, and always making sure that private economic power can't rise above political power.
SWCC was formulated as a set of ideas, strategies, tactics, and after the overthrow of the gang of four in the late 1970s, learning from the lessons of the ultraleft turn of the cultural revolution. Most other countries don't have that experience, and weren't able to learn those lessons. SWCC also underwent a lot of changes after the overthrow of the eastern bloc, trying to not repeat the same mistakes the USSR made (a great topic, but too long to go into here).
The best longer book I've read (only about 70% done now) which goes over all the thinking and strategies behind SWCC, is Jin Huiming - Marxism and Socialism with Chinese Characteristics, but here are some good introductory articles that go over SWCC:
I just read "Isn’t China revisionist for having a capitalist sector of the economy, and working with capitalists? Why isn’t it fully planned like the USSR was? ", and it made so much sense. Thanks for sharing. I'm going to read the rest soon.
⁂ is called an asterism. In astronomy, it refers to groups of stars in the sky, akin to constellations. We suggest that it’s a very fitting symbol for the fediverse, a galaxy of interconnected spaces which is decentralised and has an astronomically-themed name. It represents several stars coming together, connecting but each their own, without a centre.
Just nu är det många som lämnar Instagram på grund av Metas beslut om att ändra reglerna för och hanteringen av moderering och faktakontroll. De flesta väljer att istället skaffa sig ett konto på det fria och öppna alternativet Pixelfed.
Just nu är det många som lämnar Instagram på grund av Metas beslut om att ändra reglerna för och hanteringen av moderering och faktakontroll. De flesta väljer att istället skaffa sig ett konto på det fria och öppna alternativet Pixelfed.
Det är inlägget blev borttaget på Facebook men inte på Threads och Instagram. Bara Facebook har moderatorer och faktagranskare i Sverige. Facebook i USA har deklarerat att länkar till Pixelfed inte ska tas bort och det verkar ha upphört i andra länder men inte här i Sverige. Det verkar alltså som det är ett lokalt pucko som tar bort svenska inlägg om Pixelfed.
Om ni vill skapa ett pixelfedkonto gör det på pixelfedsweden.se, pixelfed.global, pixelfed.dk, pixey.org eller gram.social. Pixelfed.social är överbelastat.
The suspend feature has never worked on my system, so I always turned it off in the settings. But now, with the electricity prices going up in my country (we have the most expensive electricity in Europe, lol), I figured it’s a good time to tackle this.
When the system tries to go into sleep mode, it just wakes up right away, and the monitors don’t show anything (no signal). I’ve got a backlit keyboard and an RGB mouse, but they don’t light up during this, and the caps lock key doesn’t respond when I press it.
I’m on kernel 6.12.7 and I updated the BIOS a few days ago, but the problem is still there.
The suspend feature has never worked on my system, so I always turned it off in the settings. But now, with the electricity prices going up in my country (we have the most expensive electricity in Europe, lol), I figured it’s a good time to tackle this.
When the system tries to go into sleep mode, it just wakes up right away, and the monitors don’t show anything (no signal). I’ve got a backlit keyboard and an RGB mouse, but they don’t light up during this, and the caps lock key doesn’t respond when I press it.
I’m on kernel 6.12.7 and I updated the BIOS a few days ago, but the problem is still there.
My hardware: - CPU: Ryzen 5 5600 - MOBO: GIGABYTE B550 GAMING X V2 (rev. 1.3) - GPU: RX 6700 XT - PSU: SilentiumPC Supremo M2 (600W I guess?) - CASE: be quiet! Pure Base DX500
If anyone has any ideas on how to fix this, I would really appreciate your help!
Thank you very much! It works now!!!!!!!! I used the disable-gpp0-wakeup service workaround from here. Unfortunately, I can't wake my computer with the keyboard or mouse, only with the power button, but I'll figure that out on my own.
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Me neither, but a lot of folks do (or at least think they do), and if this makes it an approachable gateway into the larger fediverse for them, I'm all for it.
They can always switch to something better, later.
Trålfiskeförbudszonerna i Östersjön drabbar det småskaliga fisket. Att utflyttningen av trålfiskegränserna enbart påverkar det småskaliga fisket i Östersjön har jag skrivit flera gånger tidigare. Det drabbar dem på flera sätt. De måste flytta sitt fiske. Kanske kan de inte landa där de är vana vid att landa.
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