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mumblerfish@lemmy.worldto
Political Videos@lemmy.world•Kindergarten teacher wants kindergartener deported
1·3 days agoThis teacher must be a hero in the eyes of the Swedish government. She does what the government here must force teachers, librarians, nurses, and so on to do against children, by law. She just does it from the deep place in her soul, that she shares with the Swedish government, filled with a deep hatred for non-white children.
mumblerfish@lemmy.worldto
linuxmemes@lemmy.world•Where to go now since Linux is mainstream
3·5 days agoYeah! I forgot about revdep-rebuild! Now that you remind me I do remember being worried about having to rebuild modules, forgetting about it, having to boot frlm live and chroot, and what not going back to Gentoo. I had almsot completely forgotten about it because it is so smooth sailing now.
mumblerfish@lemmy.worldto
linuxmemes@lemmy.world•Where to go now since Linux is mainstream
7·5 days agoI started using Gentoo many years ago, and took a break from it for a few years. It has some overhead to maintain. Two years or so ago I went back to it and, no joke, it is so much simpler now. Dist-kernel, dracut, refind just sorted everything. I felt like I was cheating. I don’t have to write my own custom initramfs for my custom needs? Stuff just solves it? And compilation errors and conflicts even when running a bunch of keyworded packages: gone! What is going on?
mumblerfish@lemmy.worldto
Technology@lemmy.world•Finland's Ministry of Justice is considering halting its plans to start using US-hosted cloud servicesEnglish
12·5 days agoI hope Sweden and more Erupoean contries does the same
I never used Windows Vista, but now that that look is back and I’m forced to use mac, I feel like I dodged a bullet and it ricoched back right in my eyes.
mumblerfish@lemmy.worldto
Europe@feddit.org•MEPs urge EU to block ICE from entering Europe for Winter OlympicsEnglish
81·9 days agoSome NATO contries have agreements with the US on how to handle service members, not sure if all of ICE/DHS falls under that, but it is there to keep US personel at military bases safe from their own actions and the target contries laws. The US pinky promises in the agreements to prosecute the persons under US law if the country just hands them over with no fuss. Under current conditions in the US, I take that to mean that US service members can commit any crime in any nation with such an agreement without any consquences.
On top of that there is the ‘invade the Hague act’, but that is just for war crimes.
And I don’t think any EU country have the death penalty (even “life” generally means like <20 years).
mumblerfish@lemmy.worldto
Europe@feddit.org•US to send ICE agents to Winter Olympics, prompting Italian angerEnglish
6·10 days agoDoes Italy have the same agreement with the US like Sweden does where, at least soldiers, are allowed to commit unlimited crimes in their country because the US “promise to totally” charge them back home? Then letting ICE in is asking for trouble.
mumblerfish@lemmy.worldto
Europe@lemmy.ml•Europe must stop ‘dreaming’ about defence without US, Rutte warns
11·11 days agoBecause that would make his daddy cranky.
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Privacy@lemmy.world•Paper is the new privacy measure.English
1182·11 days agoSo important to document all these tactics and counter-tactics. It will also come to parts of Europe soon. Sweden has under the current government implemented prisons for children and forced government employees to report suspected undocumented children and families. And the far-right has not even officially been included in the government yet. We probably have to prepare here too.
mumblerfish@lemmy.worldto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•For those who's country's national language is **NOT** English, how fluent is your English compared to your country's language?
9·12 days agoAn American movie or TV show I would probably have the same level of understanding as my native language, even on references, puns, etc… English from any other nation, not to the same degree, but I’d say comparable to an american. Speaking I would say I would be quite far off. I’d say I speak a sort of “Erasmus English”, meaning I have almost exclusively had conversations with Europeans, none of which native to english. That means we borrow words which may be common to us, but not english, or accidentally apply our native grammatical rules to english.
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Boycott US@lemmy.ca•A real reason why Nazi-ICE is in MinnesotaEnglish
3·12 days agoThis is very alien to me, also not from the US. What is party affiliation? And voter registration?
Like in my country, there is a “vote-registry”, which is basically only relevant if you move out or back into the country. It is a “should the government include you to be able to cast a vote” , which is associated with your ordinary government registrerd address. All party “affiliations”, or they are memberships here, are handled by the parties themselves.
Is party affiliation like memberships but centrally registred with the government? Is voting registration not something which is default, but something you have to… Apply for? How is the party affiliation and voter registration linked? You have to include who you intend to vote for?
Still, huh? Yeah, that is why I stopped using it too.
How does OTR work on it nowadays, or have XMPP moved to some other encryption?
mumblerfish@lemmy.worldto
Technology Memes@lemmy.world•Have You Tried Flipping It At Least Twice?English
3·13 days agoI just reach back there and guess what hole it is
As the quote from bash.org went
Though… Isn’t the ethernet exactly the width of a USB A, and taller, so it actually goes in. I think I have made that mistake.
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Linux@programming.dev•Linux Lands Fix For Its "Subtly Wrong" Page Fault Handling Code For The Past 5 Years
8·14 days agoWhat kind of issues would one observe from this bug?
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World News@lemmy.world•Trump drops tariff threats over Greenland after meeting with NATO chief.English
18·16 days agoWhat did Rutte promise his daddy now?
Oh, nice, with it under the arm so you can see it properly when heil:ing. Nice touch /s
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Linux@programming.dev•System76 Continues Driving More Improvements Into The COSMIC Desktop
11·17 days agoI have serious issues with Cosmic. When I lock the screen and come back, then it has kills all terminals except the Cosmic terminal, firefox has become… broken, for the lack of a better word, where all new pages just give gray background color and no menu items work, and the sound is reset to the laptop speaker instead of hdmi, not the disolay though, only sound. Then fullscreening terminals also makes them crash, as in they seem to refuse to take input.
It is not really usable. But since nvidia on x11 in popos started resetting the display config when the screen went to sleep, it beats the alternative.






And that people responsible are held accountable. Municipal, regional, company project managers, all of them.