The term itself comes out of the Greek language, around 400 BC. It does not mean mass slaughter or genocide, it means the burning of animals.

In no terms it means anything near mass slaughter. The term though got a different meaning after the second world war, since we called the events holocaust. So, "" akschually"" referring to what happens in Palestine as a holocaust is factually wrong, since the de facto meaning of the word is a religious sacrifice of animals. In modern times the word is only used to refer to the german actions against Jewish people from 1936 to 1945.

Indicating what happens in Palestine is a holocaust is therefore only a comparison between germany 1936 and 1945 to Palestine.

Yes, it may be a genocide, it may be a mass murder/slaughter, BUT it does not even come close to what happened in germany. Therefore it downplays of the events in germany, which is not a good thing.

So, if you want a post it note

A Holocaust is a mass slaughter/genocide

But a mass slaughter/genocide is not a Holocaust.

By the way, my grandparents are still alive and first hand witnesses to what happened here, when the war ended they were 14 and 16 years old. And I have not heard them referring to what happens in Palestine as a Holocaust, neither do I expect them reacting nicely when someone would.

And tbh, wtf are we even fighting about.

True, and I never said otherwise.

If it was the same severity Gaza wouldn't be existing anymore since its whole population would be dead since around 5 months. Yes, its a mass murder. But yes, you can also distinguish between mass murder and a mass murder on an industrial scale. If you can't distinguish, I have a few history books for you.

It is not "pushed onto us". Its important to remember what happend in order to tell the signs and stop it from happening ever again. The narrative of "We are not responsible for it anymore and shouldn't feel any guilt" is a narrative mostly used by german right-wing conservatists trying to erase this part of our history out of the books and education.

Hello.

I'm a german citizen and i feel obliged to educate you on this topic. I still see the remnants and aftermath of the second world war every single day, living in this history rich country.

The holocaust was ordered in the last few years of the second world war, since it was good knowledge that germany would be loosing amongst german officers. That means approximately 6 mio. People have been killed in around 3.5 years (Yes of course people also died earlier on, but let's keep it easy). Or equal to: 40.000 people Per Day. So imagine your stadium, gone, every 24 hours. For around 3.5 years.

But thats not it. Those people got tortured, they got used for horrific "scientific" experiments, there were surgery's held on those people without any kind of painkiller (excuse me English is not my first language).

They were treated less than animals. They had to work in the factories for Hitlers war effort and did horrific jobs, often times loosing limbs. They were extremely malnutritioned, dehydrated, and kept awake forcefully by beeing dumped full of drugs like cocaine and crack. Many times, actually most of the times, they died from exhaustion. If anything was out of the ordinary or they seemed unfit for work, they got used for experiments and if they survived that, killed.

They sometimes stayed for years in those camps.

But the crazy thing about this is. It depends on how you count. In the second world war there were around 12-18mio. Deaths. So depending on who you ask, and what counts for you as a holocaust, for example being forcefully drafted into a military as say a 14 year old and told to run into machine gun fire, you could be closer to around 2 stadiums, per day.

Yes. A stadium full is mass murder, but its not a holocaust. And statements like these will make you hard to believe for many people. I know what you are trying to say. Its a lot a a lot a lot a lot of people. Yes. But if you compare it to the holocaust, thats something whole different.

I have actually a bit of insight in this topic. Right now, in Germany there is research done in how much microplastics will affect you or animals.

I've been to the laboratories where they test for this stuff and conduct the research and talked to them quite a bit.

1. Plastic is used because its chemically stable. Which means, its not releasing chemicals or reacting a lot to chemicals. In fact: If you eat it, it will just flush out of your body in a few weeks of time. You don't have any chemical in your body that could potentially react with plastic and release dangerous chemicals.

2. Even if it ends up in a cell of your body, it will just stay there and do nothing, since its chemically stable. After a few weeks the cell will die (which is fully normal, every cell in your body dies quite often and gets regenerated) and regenerate.

3. The only, until now found theoretical maybe dangerous point is: If it enters your liver, it will stay in your liver (Your liver is designed to do this). If you eat too much microplastics your liver could potentially theoretically grow in size and affect other organs. But you'ld have to eat it spoonwise.

So, in short: No. I'm not afraid of it, or do I think about it a lot. Research suggests its actually doing nothing. Don't read the newspapers that earn money by scaring people, and start reading actual research papers. Fun fact: Most articles cite the research papers wrong, or are way to overexaggurating. Just read the linked papers, its way less grim than they want you to think. Even though, its quite a weird thought to me knowing that we f*cked our planet so much that they actually found this stuff in unborn babies. I mean. Come on.

Had a cold for a few weeks and didnt't went to a doctor. Thought it was gone at some point. But it came back and suddenly I was in a hospital, having to be treated for a myocarditis. Take your med's, kids.

+1 for Fractal Define R5 - Absolute Beast

thats in Wuppertal, Germany

igo3d is also giving them out if i remember correctly. I'll keep my eyes open for free tickets, if I find some i'll inform you

Damn

People in the US: Can speak English, sometimes Spanish

People in Germany: Can speak German, had Spanish & French in school, can understand most of dutch natively and have learned some Turkish from their friends

Yes - I followed the tutorial and when I install the bouncer it sends a signal to the central server and logs activity. But it seems like that's the only time its actually working

I used the tutorial thats linked in the post. Good luck - But apparently its not really working

Wow hast du das schnell gefunden! Tausend dank.Hab mir hier an dem Thema die letzten Tage die Zähne ausgebissen!

I have no experience with the docker container, but optimization for the database and nginx/apache cacheing must be made individually depending on number of cpu cores, ram-size, etc etc etc. When overtuning for example your database it can happen that you run out of RAM, which means your system will crash or freeze. Happened to me. I run it "Baremetal" and configured it "the classic way". Tbh, after those optimizations it runs really, really fast and response times are really quick.

There are more twerks to it than "just' using mariadb and redis. Maybe look into Apache/nginx cacheing,tune your mariadb settings and stuff like that. Had performance-problems with my owncloud-instance, now it runs like a champ

Sounds reasonable. Maybe there is a way to embedd the peertube-player directly into lemmy? I mean i'm aware that there are issues which are more important right now, but maybe in the future. But i think this is actually something that may hold a lot of people back from using Lemmy

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