> What Hofreiter is suggesting is that Olaf Scholz is acting in Russia's interests. > >It is a blatant, actually outrageous insinuation, it surpasses everything Hofreiter said about Scholz in the previous two days. Not even Friedrich Merz would accuse the Chancellor of that. > > The moderator leaves it at that, he doesn't follow up, but Hofreiter reiterates the sentence: "That's what people who are involved in this say. That this is the real hidden agenda." > > And no one in the room disagrees.
Stab in the back myth here we go! Even the Spiegel author thinks this guy is nuts.
Was Hofreiter da nahelegt: dass Olaf Scholz im Sinne Russlands handeln würde. Es ist eine krasse, eigentlich ungeheuerliche Unterstellung, sie übertrifft alles, was Hofreiter in den beiden Tagen zuvor über Scholz gesagt hat. Nicht mal Friedrich Merz würde das dem Kanzler unterstellen.
Der Moderator lässt das so stehen, er hakt nicht nach, da bekräftigt Hofreiter den Satz noch mal: »Das sagen Leute, die sich damit beschäftigen. Dass das die eigentliche Hidden Agenda ist.«
Und niemand im Saal widerspricht.
Die Ukraine verliert, weil der Kanzler ihr mit dem Dolch in den Rücken gefallen ist, anders können sich Hofreiter & Bubble den Widerspruch zwischen Realität und den eigenen Brainworms nicht mehr erklären.
I don't think the problem is with GRUB.
There are various different ways in which USB keyboards can encode keypresses. I've seen some BIOSes that just cannot deal with some keyboards due to this. The USB keyboard driver that will be in use during GRUB should be the BIOS/UEFI driver. So I would try updating the mainboard firmware/EFI or try a different keyboard maybe? Or disable the GRUB password if that's an option.
The US has the Foreign Agents Registration Act, which is actually stricter. The "Russian law" shit is just framing. Countries have a right to know who's meddling in their shit, in fact meddling is illegal under international law. The fact that they feel this threatened by a mere transparency law speaks volumes.
How would you like it if some politicans from other countries (let's pretend it's Russia since you seem very concerned about them) came to your capital and threatened "severe consequences" for even daring to want to monitor foreign influence. These protestors are basically demanding to surrender all sovereignty to EU/US/billionaire funded NGOs.
Imagine living in country where core government functions, like writing laws, regulation, and social services are provided by NGOs which are beholden to foreign donors. No oversight by any local authority and definitely not beholden to the people. This is about as far from democracy as you can get, this will ruin a place.
EU politicians at the protests in Tbilisi threatening "severe consequences" for daring to curb foreign influence. Wow.
Not even curb really, just make transparent when NGOs are getting foreign funding.
More expensive business-class laptops, like the T-series, is I think what RedHat and others give to their employees, thus they are usually better supported than cheaper consumer models.
Radio War Nerd did an interview with Georgian labor organizer Sopo Japaridze last year about that.
Episode 369, Interview starts at 34 minutes.
Volksverpetzer liest glaub ich nur, wer eh schon deren Meinung teilt. Und zwar nicht um gut informiert zu sein, sondern weil man sich gerne aufregt und lustig macht. Das erfüllt mehr so die Funktion wie bei mir r/ShitLiberalsSay, oder wieso die Leute Bild lesen, nur halt für grünliberale Abiturabsolventen.
Nur als Beispiel wieso ich die nicht ernst nehmen kann: Die letzten Monate hat Israel eine ganze Welle an Desinformationen rausgehauen, das meiste davon wurde in Deutschland fast komplett unkritisch in der Presse weiterverbreitet. Und ich stolper in der Zeitung auch jetzt noch regelmäßig über Falschinformation, die bereits vor Monaten ausgiebig debunked wurden.
Könnte man meinen, das wäre gefundenes Fressen für das "Blog gegen Desinformation", aber der letzte "Faktencheck" zu Israel ist mehr als 7 Monate alt.
Wo ist die Brandmauer gegenüber völkermordenden Ethnonationalisten hin? Ach ja die hat's nie gegeben. Statt einer Brandmauer ist da eine Brücke der grenzenlosen Unterstützung, über die täglich tausende von Granaten geliefert werden.
Vollkommen schamlos, wie der da vor irgendwelchen hypothetischen Horrorszenarien warnt, während Israel ein Massaker nach dem anderen begeht. Am Ende von Artikel sagt er noch, "am wütendsten" würden ihn Deutsche machen, die glauben, ohne einen Staat Israel könnten dann alle "ohne Unterdrückung" zusammenleben. Ja wie denn sonst du Horst??? Wie soll das denn funktionieren in einem Staat, der sich ausdrücklich über jüdische Vorherrschaft definiert? Unterdrückung und Vertreibung sind ja offensichtlich reale Konsequenzen dieser Idee. Aber so meint der das gar nicht: In seinem Weltbild muss halt immer irgendwer unterdrückt werden, und mit den Palästinensern kann man's ja machen. Ist ja selber keiner.
Man denkt vielleicht: sinnlos. Aber der Sinn ergibt sich, wenn man bedenkt, dass das für's Militär entwickelt wird. Gleis ablaufen, dabei nach Menschen Ausschau halten (am besten autonom, falls der Funkt gestört wird), ist hier ein potentieller Einsatzzweck. In der Ukraine wird gerade regelmäßig entlang von Gleisrouten angegriffen, und auch Roboter (ferngesteuerte Kettenfahrzeuge) wurden schon zur Versorgung von Frontpositionen verwendet.
Ist halt nur Schade, dass die Bahn bei solchen Feldtests bzw. PR-Stunts mitmacht.
Ah that's your point. Yeah I agree that splitting literal a b c is convenient. It is surprising to many (like here) that this happens after variable substitution, and that's not very convenient since you almost never want that. You could define this to happen the other way around, but then you'd obviously have to invent a new syntax for explicit splitting, which would be its own kind of annoying.
Edit: YSH (oil) does that btw. See here.
I disagree. The vast majority of the time when writing shell scripts, I quote variables, because that's almost always what I want. Splitting is basically only useful if you have a list of arguments, and you know for sure there are no spaces in any of the arguments (so no filenames).
(The workarounds in pure POSIX shell are btw super annoying if you want to pass a list arguments that may have spaces in them: You can abuse the special "$@" variable. Or you could probably also construct something with xargs.)
As others have said, if you quote your variables, they won't get split on spaces. The Unix shell unfortunately has ton of gotchas like this, and the reason this is not changed is backwards-compatibility. Lots of shell scripts depend on this behavior, e.g. there might be something like:
flags="-a -l"
ls $flags
If you quote this (ls "$flags"), ls will see it as one argument, instead of splitting it into two arguments. You could patch the shell to not split arguments by default, and invent some other syntax for when you want this splitting behavior, but that would break a ton of existing shell scripts, and confuse users who are already familiar with the way it works right now. It would also make the shell incompatible with other shells, and violate the POSIX standard.
I did it during the gcc 3 transition. I used a very new gcc 3 (maybe even pre-release), which wasn't at all recommended. A couple of (most?) C++ packages didn't compile (some change having to do with namespace scope), which meant I had to fix the source of some packages (generally pretty trivial changes, usually having to prepend namespace:: to identifiers). Overall this problem was pretty rare, like it affected less than 1% of C++ files, but with things like Qt or Phoenix (or whatever Firefox was called back then), with thousands of files, I had to fix dozens of things. I guess running into problems made it more interesting and fun actually.
Did I learn anything? The main thing I learned is about all the different basic packages and what sort of binaries and libraries are included in them and why you need them. Also about some important config files in /etc. And a bit of shell experience, but I dare say I knew most of that stuff already. How much you learn depends a lot on how much you already know.
Overall what I learned was not very deep knowledge, nor was it a very time-efficient way to learn. But it was a chill learning experience, goal-oriented and motivating. And it made me more comfortable and confident in my ability to figure out and fix stuff.
Also it's obviously not practical to keep that up to date, so I switched back to a distro after a couple of months of this.
I'll make an appeal to authority (kernel developer working on memory management):
Disabling swap does not prevent disk I/O from becoming a problem under memory contention, it simply shifts the disk I/O thrashing from anonymous pages to file pages. Not only may this be less efficient, as we have a smaller pool of pages to select from for reclaim, but it may also contribute to getting into this high contention state in the first place.
And then he goes on to say what I said, that it can make the OOM killer quicker to react.
This doesn't work to avoid thrashing. The kernel may invoke the OOM killer slightly quicker if you have no swap, so I guess that can sort of help, but it doesn't properly solve the problem.
On Linux, there's a thing called the page cache (aka disk cache): Every time (part of) a file gets read to or written from, that (part of) the file gets copied to RAM. The file is then kept there unless that RAM is needed for something more important. It is cached in RAM. But since it is also on disk, the kernel can drop the file from RAM anytime it wants.
If you're low on RAM, the kernel therefore evicts all of the disk cache, because it can, because those pages can be reloaded from disk if needed. This means it will drop all the programs you're running, the binary code. So any program you're running is constantly interrupted, because its code is not in RAM.
So it runs a couple of instructions, but oh no! Call to function foo() from glibc, but guess what? That's on disk. Queue wait for the kernel to load that. Oh now it wants function bar() from zlib, shit! Need to load that. Since loading stuff from disk is about as slow as running like a gazillion instructions, all your programs are like 1000x slower now.
This happens even with zero swap.
The correct advice is the one from @RedWeasel@lemmy.world: install/enable systemd-oomd or earlyoom.
Does Russia aim those nukes at Poland? They will if there are nukes there.
It's not going to be something useful like a power house though. It'll be a bunch of dudes simulating how to blow up poor third-world peasants in the most expensive way possible. In case the market demands that particular skillset. And who is going to command this lot? Von der Leyen? I'd rather not give an army to the aristocratic horse lady (again). She probably always wanted to order a cavalry charge against some peasants, so let's not give her the chance.
> Am 25.03.2024 wurde unser Konto bei der Berliner Sparkasse mit sofortiger Wirkung gesperrt. In einem Schreiben teilt uns die Sparkasse mit, dass sie diesen Schritt vorsorglich unternommen hat und wir zur Aktualisierung unserer Kundendaten zahlreiche Vereinsunterlagen bis zum 05.04. einreichen sollen. Die Sparkasse ist als Körperschaft des öffentlichen Rechts an das öffentliche Recht gebunden und darf nicht willkürlich Konten sperren ohne es zu begründen, was sie nicht getan hat. Außergewöhnlich ist auch, dass zu den geforderten Unterlagen eine Liste unserer Mitglieder mit vollständigen Namen und Anschriften gehört.
> On 25 March 2024, our account with the Berliner Sparkasse was frozen with immediate effect. In a letter, the Sparkasse informed us that it had taken this step as a precautionary measure and that we should submit numerous internal documents by 5 April to update our customer data. As a public corporation, the bank is bound by public law and may therefore not arbitrarily freeze accounts without providing an explanation, which it did not. It is also highly unusual that the required documents include a list of our members with their full names and addresses.
Angesichts der Angriffspläne auf Rafah muss die militärische und moralische Unterstützung Israels an konkrete Bedingungen geknüpft werden. Kritik allein reicht nicht.
> Angesichts der Angriffspläne auf Rafah muss die militärische und moralische Unterstützung Israels an konkrete Bedingungen geknüpft werden. Kritik allein reicht nicht.
Langsam kommt etwas Realität auch in den deutschen Medien an, was da Israel eigentlich so macht.
Kommentarspalte ist aber übel. Da wird Israel jegliche Verantwortung abgesprochen. Solange sich die Hamas nicht ergibt geht das Morden weiter, und die Hetzer halten das für absolut gerechtfertigt.
Palästinensische Quellen melden den Tod eines Mädchens, das mit seinen Verwandten auf der Flucht aus Gaza-Stadt unter Beschuss geraten war. In einem dramatischen Notruf hatte sie zuvor um Rettung gefleht.
> Palästinensische Quellen melden den Tod eines Mädchens, das mit seinen Verwandten auf der Flucht aus Gaza-Stadt unter Beschuss geraten war. In einem dramatischen Notruf hatte sie zuvor um Rettung gefleht.
Kanzler Scholz überraschte, als er Abschiebungen «im großen Stil» forderte. Der Bundestag beschloss dann ein Gesetz, das die Verfahren für ...
PFAS sind umwelt- und gesundheitsschädlich und finden sich mittlerweile im entlegensten Winkel des Planeten. Noch dazu lassen sie sich nur schwer wieder aus Boden und Wasser entfernen. In der EU wird ihr Verbot geprüft.
> Giftige PFAS reichern sich in der Umwelt an und belasten die Gesundheit. Nun sollen sie schrittweise verboten und ersetzt werden
> In ihrem Koalitionsvertrag hatten sich SPD, Grüne und FDP darauf geeinigt, biometrische Erkennung im öffentlichen Raum europarechtlich auszuschließen. > > Grüne warnen vor unregulierter KI > > Dennoch plädierten inzwischen mehrere Grünen-Politiker dafür, der Verordnung auf EU-Ebene zuzustimmen. So sagte der Bundestagsabgeordnete Tobias Bacherle auf Anfrage von Golem.de: "Statt jetzt den AI Act auszubremsen und aufs Spiel zu setzen, muss die Bundesregierung ihrer Verantwortung nachkommen und sich klar für eine Verabschiedung des AI Act einsetzen. Nach jahrelangen Verhandlungen alles aufzuknöpfen, führt nicht zu einer besseren Verordnung. Es führt lediglich dazu, dass wir bei der dringend notwendigen Regulierung von KI sehr viel Zeit verlieren."
> Curtailing aid to Ukraine will only prolong the war, Mr Zelensky argues. And it would create risks for the West in its own backyard. There is no way of predicting how the millions of Ukrainian refugees in European countries would react to their country being abandoned. Ukrainians have generally “behaved well” and are “very grateful” to those who sheltered them. They will not forget that generosity. But it would not be a “good story” for Europe if it were to “drive these people into a corner”.
> Now, the words and figures "with the exception of articles 2-c, 4-c, 5-c, 12-c, 13-c, 14-c, 17-c, 21-c and 22-c" have been removed from the Regulation, i.e. everyone will be recognised as fit under the "controversial" articles: > > * 2-c – clinically treated tuberculosis; > * 4-c – viral hepatitis with minor functional impairment; > * 5-c – asymptomatic HIV carrier; > * 12-c - slowly progressive and non-progressive with minor functional impairment and rare exacerbations of anaemia, blood clotting disorders, purpura, haemorrhagic conditions, other diseases of the blood and haematopoietic organs, and some disorders involving the immune mechanism; > * 13-c - diseases of the endocrine system with minor functional disorders; > * 14-c - mild, short-term, painful manifestations of mental disorders; > * 17-c - neurotic, stress-related and somatoform disorders with moderate or short-term manifestations, with an asthenic state; > * 21-c – slowly progressive diseases of the central nervous system with minor functional disorders; > * 22-c – episodic and paroxysmal disorders, except for epilepsy, with minor impairment of organ and system functions.
Die BRICS-Staaten haben eine Erweiterung beschlossen. Zum 1. Januar 2024 sollen sechs Länder aufgenommen werden, sagte Südafrikas Präsident Ramaphosa als Gastgeber des BRICS-Gipfels - darunter seien der Iran und Saudi-Arabien.
Wenige Tage nach Russlands Scheitern feiert Indien mit der Landung am Südpol des Mondes einen Erfolg. „Indien ist auf dem Mond“, jubelt Premier Modi.
The Pentagon on Thursday dismissed a report in the Wall Street Journal about Chinese plans to set up an electronic eavesdropping facility in Cuba, saying it was not aware of any such effort and characterizing the report as "inaccurate."
> "I can tell you based on the information that we have, that that is not accurate, that we are not aware of China and Cuba developing a new type of spy station," said Pentagon spokesperson Brigadier General Patrick Ryder. > > "In terms of that particular report, no, it's not accurate
> López Portillo belonged to a triumvirate of former presidents — all of whom also had connections to the CIA — who waged a “dirty war” against leftist political dissenters and armed revolutionary organizations between 1964 and 1982. Under these three presidents, the Mexican Armed Forces, the Dirección Federal de Seguridad (or DFS, the notorious secret police), and paramilitary groups committed egregious human rights violations. Agents and soldiers were left to their own devices to track down, torture, rape, and kidnap peasants and students, terrorize rural communities and wreak havoc on their crops, and perform extrajudicial executions and disappearances.
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- 60 fps and 16:9 options
- built-in randomizer
- loads of quality of live improvements (boots can put on buttons, put items on d-pad)
- based on the OoT decompilation effort, so almost perfectly bug-compatible with the original