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Eyedust via Piracy: ꜱᴀɪʟ ᴛʜᴇ ʜɪɢʜ ꜱᴇᴀꜱ

7 mesi fa • •

Eyedust
7 mesi fa • •

As an older torrent gen, I tried Debrid for the first time.

Yes. All the yes. I was shaky on it at first, because I really didn't want to dive out of my depth when it comes to piracy (which really only includes torrents). I thought it was going to be confusing, but it really is just "sign up, pay, and get your API key". And the price is right (using realDebrid).

However, I'm a little concerned. This makes it all so easy to stream and such, but what happens when everyone starts using it and torrents are no longer downloaded and properly seeded? Should I go out of my way to download something after I watch it and then seed for a few weeks? I still keep my VPN around, so that's totally an option. I'm using Stremio in conjunction with realDebrid.

I think I just want to know a bit more about how it works and how the P2P functions. I want to be able to give back, but I only seed a few torrents at a time. I just don't have the money for a large seeding server right now (which I may fix with a Pi5 at some point). Seeding is currently my only option/skill in helping piracy stay alive and the digital world stay free.

::: spoiler Off topic question
As a curious afterthought: Does anyone remember Azureus when it was just Azureus? I had a hard time remembering the name (it changed to Vuze) until the other day when I was listening to this: (YouTube for those that use other frontends). This tune really brought back some good old memories of the OG (loose term, they're OG to me) torrent pirates and their BANGER keygen music. Legends of their time... I really do look up to them. They're fucking heroes.
:::

- YouTube

Profitez des vidéos et de la musique que vous aimez, mettez en ligne des contenus originaux, et partagez-les avec vos amis, vos proches et le monde entier.

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Chewy

in reply to Eyedust • 7 mesi fa • •

[...] what happens when everyone starts using it and torrents are no longer downloaded and properly seeded?

It's already happening. More and more people stream torrents and don't seed back which kills public torrents. Imo Debrid is not as big of an issue as they don't necessarily tax the P2P network as much as someone only streaming torrents and automatically dumping them directly.

Additionally downloading torrents after you watched them does not make much sense as you'd tax the network without benefit (unless you seed to say a ratio of 2+).

If you currently have torrents there's nothing stopping you from continuing to seed them if you don't need the storage. Long term seeders are especially important for keeping torrents alive and you won't need to redownload content you've watched just to seed it.

As long as you seed to 1.0 ratio (e.g. 1GB up, 1GB down) per torrent you don't hurt the network. More means you compensate for someone not seeding.

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Eyedust

in reply to Chewy • 7 mesi fa • •

Ever since my early Demonoid days I've made sure to seed at least 2.0 ratio. I think when I left, I was at 2.6. Now I just make sure to seed a week minimum, and two if the torrent is hurting for seeders. I'll remember this. What I'll do is stream via realdebrid on my TV while I seed the same on my PC.

Basically, I was downloading and seeding then using a USB to watch on TV, but my TV and Bluray player are super picky about the codec formatting. Realdebrid was my solution. When it comes to just watching by myself on PC, I still grab the torrents anyway.

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tacosanonymous

in reply to Chewy • 7 mesi fa • •

I try so hard. I leave things up for ages. It seems like once I’ve DLed something, no one else wants it.

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catloaf

in reply to tacosanonymous • 7 mesi fa • •

And that's fine!

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Nawor3565

in reply to tacosanonymous • 7 mesi fa • •

Do you have a static IP address? CG-NAT has done a really great job of hindering torrents, since my understanding is that at least one side of the connection needs to have an open port. So, if you don't, then only the few people who do are able to download from you, which can make it seem like no one wants your stuff.

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tacosanonymous

in reply to Nawor3565 • 7 mesi fa • •

That’s probably it! My service provider is a huge dick and doesn’t allow me to do a lot of that. Well, at least not until I pay them more and I pay them too much already.

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Eyedust

in reply to tacosanonymous • 7 mesi fa • •

I had to switch off of Mullvad for this reason and move to a VPN that allows me to open a port so I can seed properly. Ever since, I've been able to connect with the majority and download/upload speeds have increased by quite a bit. I don't think you need static. AirVPN explains its better not to add exceptions to your firewall or open up your router ports on their port forwarding page. Just leave as is and switch your torrent client to use that port.

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Drasglaf

in reply to Eyedust • 7 mesi fa • •

What VPN of similar price and quality would you recommend as an alternative to Mullvad?

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GingerBreadMan

in reply to Drasglaf • 7 mesi fa • •

Proton VPN has really good speeds, they offer Port Forwarding and their 2 year plan is 4.49 Euro per month

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Drasglaf

in reply to GingerBreadMan • 7 mesi fa • •

Unfortunately I can't afford the 2 year plan at the moment, but it's an interesting option indeed.

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Eyedust

in reply to Drasglaf • 7 mesi fa • •

I had to opt for AirVPN, but it could be a ticking disaster (see this reply here).

However, unless you're willing to pay a year for something, everything else is pretty high in price. AirVPN at least let me go for three months at the same price as Mullvad.

I had my eye on Windscribe, but just couldn't get behind $9 on a month by month or a year being the next step up for $5. It is an option if you can swallow the $70 for a year though. I just don't like that business tactic on principal.

This community has a lot of VPN recommendation threads too. You might be able to find a thread if you search the community.

Edit: If you do opt for AirVPN and are on Linux, I recommend running it through Eddie. Open Eddie, find the logo on the top left, click and find port forwarding. It will take you to the AirVPN port forwarding page where you can login and set a P2P port.

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Drasglaf

in reply to Eyedust • 7 mesi fa • •

AirVPN and Windscribe are the two options I see come up more often. I'll look for other options as well, thank you.

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ReversalHatchery

in reply to Eyedust • 7 mesi fa • •

Just leave as is and switch your torrent client to use that port.

which port, if you don't open it?

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Eyedust

in reply to ReversalHatchery • 7 mesi fa • •

You can let AirVPN choose the port. It will have an option to make it your 1 allowed P2P port. Then go into your torrent client and forward that port in the settings.

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GingerBreadMan

in reply to tacosanonymous • 7 mesi fa • •

Same I fucking hate it

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0range

in reply to tacosanonymous • 7 mesi fa • •

I leave things up for ages. It seems like once I’ve DLed something, no one else wants it.

Can relate

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TechnoCat

in reply to Eyedust • 7 mesi fa • •

I remember azure client (the blue frog one if I'm remembering). It allowed for streaming video files as the torrent was downloading it.

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Eyedust

in reply to TechnoCat • 7 mesi fa • •

Yeah, I remember the streaming ability. I never used it for that, I liked it because it was more focused on ratios. Then they started enforcing ratios which you could skip by paying. Basically your download rates would be cut unless your ratio was good. My ratio was always high, but I couldn't really stand how they started muscling people.

I think they tried backpedaling, but most of the scene had already moved back to uTorrent. That's probably why they changed the name to Vuze. This was all a long time ago though and I'm at the age where I'm finally starting to lose some memory of my younger days. They say it's downhill from 50, but really its downhill from 30.

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klu9

in reply to Eyedust • 7 mesi fa • •

re OT question:
I remember trying out Azureus a bit back in the day, and with its "legit content distribution" section getting to watch this video:

YouTube - Benny Benassi - Satisfaction

But I didn't stick with it, mainly used µTorrent and eMule.

- YouTube

Profitez des vidéos et de la musique que vous aimez, mettez en ligne des contenus originaux, et partagez-les avec vos amis, vos proches et le monde entier.

^youtu.be

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Eyedust

in reply to klu9 • 7 mesi fa • •

lol! Wow, I forgot about this song. I didn't either. I used it for a while, but I remember something going down with it that caused some anger among users and I went back to uTorrent.

I left the torrent scene for a bit and came back around 2016 using Tixati on Windows. Now I'm on Linux running qbit and that's probably where I stay.

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klu9

in reply to Eyedust • 7 mesi fa • •

Yeah, I too remember there was some anger but not the reason for it. Licensing issues, maybe? Anyway, with the kerfuffle, bloat, and Java requirement, it didn't have enough to keep me from µTorrent.

Also been using qBittorrent for the last few years, on Windows and the last two years on Linux. With search plugins for key sites, so I can avoid the popups that even uBlock Origin can't prevent.

(Due to an unpatched security vulnerability in the repo version of qB, currently using AppImages of latest versions of both qB and qB-enhanced. Only difference I personally notice is that qB-enhanced follows my system theme, dark.)

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calmluck9349

in reply to klu9 • 7 mesi fa • •

Memory unlocked. Thanks.

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klu9

in reply to calmluck9349 • 7 mesi fa • •

You're welcome 😀

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Appoxo

in reply to Eyedust • 7 mesi fa • •

I will continue to prefer a seedbox (rented or shared/dedicated vps).
At least I can use private trackers.

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themoken

in reply to Appoxo • 7 mesi fa • •

I use private trackers exclusively for content I want to "own" or want in the highest possible quality. Stremio/RD is great though for my wife to be able to search new media and potentially stream in okay quality without fucking with sonarr. Or popular TV you're maybe not sold on but would try an episode. Or for old SD content, like tossing on a 90s show for a few episodes. To be honest, I live in a world of ad block and Stremio is sometimes the only way I even know something is out...

Anyway, they complement each other well.

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Appoxo

in reply to themoken • 7 mesi fa • •

For me, I am too much of a control freak in regards to ratio vs quality.
If a family member requests it, I'll take a manual look.
Only a few profiles were actually tuned (mainly only the anime profile) to be run unattended and automatically.

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Thorned_Rose

in reply to themoken • 7 mesi fa • •

This is kinda what we do. But in our case we use both because personal storage is not cheap in this country and thus our self-hosted storage is limited. All out favourites that we watch repeatedly stays on the home server but we use Stremio and Torbox (because no way we're going to use RD after theyb doxed customers) for one offs, shows were trying out, etc.

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Eyedust

in reply to Appoxo • 7 mesi fa • •

I've never looked into private trackers, tbh, but I may keep an eye out and see what is possible. I'll stay in with the community and maybe something will pop up, but I'm pretty happy with public. I've known my way around torrent safety since '07. The only cease and desist I've ever gotten was because of my ex at the time.

From what I understand, private trackers are something that sort of comes to you rather than asking for them. Back when Demonoid was by invite only (I haven't been there in a long time so I'm not sure how it is now), I made friends with the right people and got in early. I managed to stay in because I was a good seeder and well trusted.

Oh wow, I missed a lot. I guess Deimos went missing? Then it looks like Demonoid got a sort of community fork, but it doesn't seem to exist anymore. Huh. I'm reading that the fork didn't focus on private trackers as much as just getting the old crowd back, it seems. Wild how things have changed.

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Appoxo

in reply to Eyedust • 7 mesi fa • •

To get in you could in theory join communities like r/openSignups and other similar communities.
The tracker TL will probably open signups soon during Easter.

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Eyedust

in reply to Appoxo • 7 mesi fa • •

Ohhh! Thank you! Once I can get my Pi NAS going and have ample storage, I'd be extremely interested in archiving eventually. I should honestly start now, seeing as I have a large amount of music. I don't have many full albums, usually just picking up songs that interest me, but all the metadata is properly tagged using MusicBrainz Picard.

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Appoxo

in reply to Eyedust • 7 mesi fa • •

TL has more of a focus on visual media.

Personally I use nyaa for japan/asia focused music, web searches or soulseek for anything else (primarily flac and failback to mp3).
If I feel inclined, I'll buy the album/tracks.

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Eyedust

in reply to Appoxo • 7 mesi fa • •

Yeah, I have heard a lot about Soulseek and I'll have to check it out. That's another service that I wasn't aware of until recently. I do need an alternative to ripping off YouTube music soon, but for now it gets the job done. I also have my army of patched and FOSS apps for streaming (never use one; they always have downtimes, so having multiples let you jump around when waiting for fixes).

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Appoxo

in reply to Eyedust • 7 mesi fa • •

If you have Spotify, there are tools to rip directly from it (like actually from spotify. Unlike those find on spotify but actually download from youtube tools)

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Eyedust

in reply to Appoxo • 7 mesi fa • •

I found a decent GUI ripper for YouTube Music. I was using CLI before, but in this case a GUI was a lot faster. I've ripped a lot from Spotify, and I think my newest patched app lets me download directly. I agree, though; 90% of Spotify streaming apps and rippers are just taking from YouTube but using the Spotify indexer.

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wampus

in reply to Eyedust • 7 mesi fa • •

I'm curious -- I've looked at this a little in the past, but paused once the payment requirement showed up. Doesn't feel like it really matters at all about using a VPN or otherwise to try and hide my identity, if there's a charge on a credit card that proves I use a torrenting service... ? How are people sorting that out, or are we all just pretending you can't get tracked through a payment?

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Eyedust

in reply to wampus • 7 mesi fa • •

Honestly I just use my card. They can track my payments, but there's still nothing outlawing payment (yet) for services and they can't prove you're using those services for illegal purposes. However, realdebrid offers payments through crypto, not sure about the other debrid services.

Its so much faster to stream using debrid than over torrent, and as another mentioned here it taxes the network less. I'm 50/50 on it, because I'd much rather promote seeding what you take, but Stremio with the Torrentio addon setup for debrid is the fastest method with the most coherent UI I've used to date, and it lets you continue from where you left off, a lot like most streaming services.

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SmokeFree

in reply to Eyedust • 7 mesi fa • •

Not everyone will start using it just because the price is right, it is a subscription. Also, not everyone wants to stream and forget. There will likely always be seeders of public torrents available especially for popular or mainstream content. You can always revive a dead torrent if you have access to private trackers, usenet, ddl filehosters (debrid supported)

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Eyedust

in reply to SmokeFree • 7 mesi fa • •

I'd like to do this, to be honest. There are a lot of good torrents from previous generations that are dead and with the newest upsurge of piracy I'd like to see them get a little more limelight again. It seems I have a lot of research and catching up to do in this community.

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rumba

in reply to Eyedust • 7 mesi fa • •

When enough people realize that it's that easy and it gets sufficiently widespread it'll eventually become a target.

Either they'll shut it down or laws will become restrictive enough to make using it illegal. It'll be the '90s and early 00's again they'll be dragging students and housewives into court.

There will always be enough people out there who refuse to put their payment identity online that torrents aren't going anywhere.

Hell, even torrents couldn't kill news groups.

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Eyedust

in reply to rumba • 7 mesi fa • •

Even late 00's. I started young enough to know that old song and dance. Disgusting behavior, imo. The underpaid suddenly have their lives ruined, jail time, and millions in debt just because they sought a way to save a little money. Family lives ruined for what would be considered pocket money for big corp. The people that sell pirated content, sure, but they've destroyed people that were just using it.

Which is why I'll never stop being a pirate. They've made examples of us for years by slaughtering the already destitute. Now the masks are coming off and their outstretched hands for your money, money that the common people don't have in a repression, isn't even subtle anymore. Those that never even looked to piracy are now seeing why its been done for years as subscriptions and buying content become more and more greedy.

Its a double edged sword, really. We need more people to realize and see the greed that's rolling off these companies. That will, in turn, get a lot of piracy tools outlawed and we'll have to get really sneaky and fly under the radar for a bit (much like the '90s and '00s). Imo, its a necessary evil. I'm just upset because I know we'll lose more good people. And trust will be at a low soon. I remember the rumor that YIFY sold out because every tracker for YIFY rips was suddenly infested with feds and being watched closely.

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brognak

in reply to Eyedust • 7 mesi fa • •

You may want to look into other Debrid services as RD has said their going to start removing material (unless something changed since a month or two ago when they announced that, I switched off and stopped paying attention)

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Eyedust

in reply to brognak • 7 mesi fa • •

Damn, I hate when I find these things out too late, lol. Ah well, hopefully I can squeeze out these 3 months without incident and move to another service. Between AirVPN and RD I seem to be picking the providers that are standing on glass stilts.

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stupid_asshole69 [none/use name]

in reply to Eyedust • 7 mesi fa • •

At least a couple of years ago, rd was looked down upon because users only share within the rd network so despite using torrent technology and maybe even torrent releases only subscribers get the benefits.

If you want an off ramp from it, private trackers are easy to get into now. They want interviews where they give you the answers first and people still fail them.

What are you torrenting and watching on?

If you’re one of those people who just leaves their computer on at home all day you can go ahead and set up the arr stack in preparation for getting that pi5 you mentioned.

No matter if you stick with rd or switch to something else: If you have a spare old computer lying around you can use that too. People will say “no, your power bill!” but the cost is almost always negligible and the hard drives you add for more storage will be the same power draw no matter what. For me, running twelve drives in an old gaming case with a 4th gen i5 comes out to a little under a buck more a month than my rpi3 in the same (not really, I couldn’t plug the sas expander and hba into it, but with the drives in a set of external enclosures) configuration. And the rpi was less stable. And less upgradable. And less powerful and less efficient as I started to use the cpu more.

A free/$20 “junk” pc starts to look a hell of a lot better in the long term when it’s competing against a platform that can only be cheaper per month at idle.

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Eyedust

in reply to stupid_asshole69 [none/use name] • 7 mesi fa • •

At the moment I'm torrenting and seeding through qBittorrent but now I have a bit of streaming through Torrentio via Stremio w/ realdebrid. I do a lot of older shows that seem to be hurting for seeders, as I like to rewatch my favorites.

Completely true. The most power consumption usually comes from the screen, unless you're compiling something from source on the daily and ramping that CPU to 100%. Even then, screens have come a long way from the CRT power guzzlers. Running through SSH will negate screen cost and seeding takes nothing except network, which at the moment is still unlimited (barely, thanks to ISPs being allowed to throttle you now).

I do have a little XP system sitting in the attic. I last booted it up a couple years back and was impressed it ran, is it hadn't been turned on in nearly 14 years. The problem is space, unfortunately. I have barely any space left in my tiny apartment for even a headless tower to run.

My PC runs and seeds nearly 24/7, barring some system restarts (I distro hopped to base Arch and am still settling in and changed prefs). One of the first things I learned in my PC Repair class was that turning your computer on and off is actually worse for it, especially if you aren't running spinning drives.

According to my teacher, cooling down and heating up the PCB in your rig causes hairline fractures over time. One day you'll flip that switch, a pulse of electricity will go through them and something will be toast. Not to mention you'd run up more of an electric bill. Like how a purely gas-driven car uses more fuel from starting and stopping. I've always left my PC on and, like I said, even my 14 year old setup still runs fine.

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The Russian disinformation network “Matryoshka” is spreading fake videos on X, posing as Western media and quoting “relatives of Nikola Tesla” who glorify Elon Musk and criticize Ukrainians, the Bot Blocker project told The Insider. The videos, bearing the logos of Euronews, Deutsche Welle, and Car&Driver, show photos of Nikola Tesla, Musk, and Ukrainian protesters, with a voiceover reading the script.
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[...]
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r/conservative is having a civil war

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I can excuse transphobia and racism, but I draw the line at bad economic policies!

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Além disso, a 5526 investe constantemente em novos lançamentos e atualizações, o que garante que a plataforma esteja sempre atualizada e cheia de novidades. A oferta de jogos exclusivos também é um diferencial da 5526, com títulos que não podem ser encontrados em nenhuma outra plataforma, oferecendo uma experiência única para seus jogadores.

Segurança e Bem-estar do Usuário: Prioridade Absoluta
A segurança do usuário é uma prioridade na 5526. A plataforma adota as melhores práticas de segurança, utilizando criptografia avançada para proteger os dados pessoais e financeiros dos jogadores. Isso significa que os usuários podem jogar com total tranquilidade, sabendo que suas informações estão protegidas.

A plataforma também oferece diversas ferramentas para garantir uma experiência responsável. O controle de tempo e os limites de gastos são recursos importantes que permitem aos jogadores gerenciar sua experiência de jogo de maneira saudável. A 5526 se dedica a criar um ambiente seguro e controlado para seus usuários, promovendo a diversão de forma equilibrada e consciente.

Conclusão
A 5526 se apresenta como uma plataforma completa e inovadora no mundo dos jogos online. Com uma interface acessível, uma vasta biblioteca de jogos e um compromisso com a segurança e o bem-estar de seus usuários, ela oferece uma experiência de entretenimento sem igual. Seja você um novato ou um jogador experiente, a 5526 tem tudo o que você precisa para se divertir e aproveitar ao máximo o seu tempo online.

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5526 Cassino - Mergulhe no universo emocionante do 5526 cassino e descubra um novo nível de entretenimento digital.Quer você seja novo ou experiente,

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vegeta via politics

7 mesi fa • •

vegeta
7 mesi fa • •

China says it will 'fight to the end' after Trump threatens to impose still more tariffs

https://apnews.com/article/china-us-tariffs-trade-trump-b5010acb08114304d8c36267b47eda13

#politics

MicroWave via politics

7 mesi fa • •

MicroWave
7 mesi fa • •

Trump warned of a 'Kamala economic crash' in resurfaced campaign clips as tariffs tank market: 'Every accusation is an admission'

Summary

Trump’s campaign warnings of an economic crash under Kamala Harris have resurfaced as markets plunge under his own administration.

In 2024, Trump predicted a “1929-style depression” if Harris won. Now, following his April 2 “Liberation Day” tariff hikes, global markets are collapsing.

The Dow fell nearly 350 points, while major international indices dropped 8–13%. Critics call the crash ironic and self-inflicted, with “every accusation is an admission” trending online.

Economists warn Trump’s trade war and unilateral tariffs could trigger the very recession he once forecasted under Democrats.

Trump Warned of a 'Kamala Economic Crash' in Resurfaced Campaign Clips as Tariffs Tank Market: 'Every Accusation is an Admission'

Campaign trail clips of Trump warning of an economic crash if Kamala Harris is elected are circulating on social media amid a massive stock selloff triggered by tariffs.

^{Morgan Music (Latin Times)}

#politics

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iam0day via GNU/Linux Italia

7 mesi fa • •

iam0day
7 mesi fa • •

Landrun, un tool per isolare processi Linux, senza root e container, ma sfruttando la componente Landlock del Kernel

Un container Linux è un processo isolato. È questa la definizione più semplice che si può dare e che chiarisce tutta una serie di aspetti del funzionamento della tecnologia che al momento regge l’intero cloud web. Dire container in realtà sottintende tutta una serie di impliciti che appartengono alla galassia Kernel: i Namespace, i CGroup e le immagini, tre elementi che uniti insieme compongono la struttura di quello che noi chiamiamo container, ma che sarebbe più giusto chiamare istanza dell’immagine di un container. La gestione dei container, sin dalla presentazione di Docker, nel 2013, è stata affidata a tool il cui scopo è esattamente quello di rendere trasparente la complessità di creazione e gestione delle istanze. Docker ne è un esempio, così come Podman, così come Kubernetes che estende questa cosa in un contesto cluster.

Landlock è rientra nella categoria di programmi che si chiamano Linux Security Module (LSM), la stessa per intenderci di SELinux e AppArmor, ed ha una peculiarità estremamente interessante: può essere usata da un processo non privilegiato per restringere sé stesso, aumentando la sicurezza in scenari come esecuzione di plugin, sandboxing di componenti, o gestione di input non fidato.

Landrun, un tool per isolare processi Linux, senza root e container, ma sfruttando la componente Landlock del Kernel

^{www.miamammausalinux.org}

#gnulinuxitalia

FundMECFS via Fediverse

7 mesi fa • •

FundMECFS
7 mesi fa • •

2 Instances are being used for coordinated vote manipulation, and should be defederated. chinese.lol lemmy.doesnotexist.club

cross-posted from: lemm.ee/post/60715570

cross-posted from: hackertalks.com/post/8713785

The instances being used are
lemmy.doesnotexist.club
chinese.lol
Here is an example of the coordinated downvoting hackertalks.com/post/8692093
Of course its a controversial user who got someone angry enough to automated downvoting @DonaldJMusk@lemmy.today
But you can see every post they make gets 53ish downvotes from these two instances, plus some organic ones after a few hours.
Current downvoting Accounts
:::spoiler bot-list
LightIsland@chinese.lol
MagnificentRow@chinese.lol
FondKnowledge@chinese.lol
SillyTowel95@chinese.lol
HelplessDear@chinese.lol
SomberBrain@chinese.lol
InexperiencedCloset@chinese.lol
NecessaryPerson11@chinese.lol
ClosedEmployment@chinese.lol
CoarseHair420@chinese.lol
BurlyChampionship49@chinese.lol
ZigzagNatural@chinese.lol
QuestionableDirt@chinese.lol
ProudDeparture@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
JoyousDouble@chinese.lol
UnitedPatience@chinese.lol
MajesticArea@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
SinfulConference@chinese.lol
MoralDivide96@chinese.lol
LeadingCarry65@chinese.lol
FrillyOpinion38@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
LimitedDiscount49@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
ForkedScreen@chinese.lol
MediumChemistry13@chinese.lol
xXxLawfulGrassxXx@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
VisibleSentence@chinese.lol
AcidicLawyer90@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
PriceySink14@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
ExcellentBeach@chinese.lol
VivaciousNews@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
LankyIndependent32@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
SpeedyFault@chinese.lol
ConcreteHall89@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
WorthyPoint12@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
SurprisedAdult99@chinese.lol
FlashyCrack@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
MasculineBeing@chinese.lol
RichWeird@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
DryCash97@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
AuthorizedChair@chinese.lol
SlimKiss@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
AromaticRoof78@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
BewitchedInterview@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
ImaginaryDraw@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
PertinentGround@chinese.lol
SinfulAssumption@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
AwkwardAnybody30@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
UnwillingRestaurant@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
InsubstantialOven@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
:::
A individual user airing their personal biases and manipulating lemmy isn't good for the community, regardless of how you feel about their target. This is a really bad thing (tm)

irelephant [he/him]🍭

2025-04-08 08:09:42

2 Instances are being used for coordinated vote manipulation, and should be defederated. chinese.lol lemmy.doesnotexist.club

cross-posted from: hackertalks.com/post/8713785
The instances being used are
lemmy.doesnotexist.club
chinese.lol
Here is an example of the coordinated downvoting hackertalks.com/post/8692093
Of course its a controversial user who got someone angry enough to automated downvoting @DonaldJMusk@lemmy.today
But you can see every post they make gets 53ish downvotes from these two instances, plus some organic ones after a few hours.
Current downvoting Accounts
:::spoiler bot-list
LightIsland@chinese.lol
MagnificentRow@chinese.lol
FondKnowledge@chinese.lol
SillyTowel95@chinese.lol
HelplessDear@chinese.lol
SomberBrain@chinese.lol
InexperiencedCloset@chinese.lol
NecessaryPerson11@chinese.lol
ClosedEmployment@chinese.lol
CoarseHair420@chinese.lol
BurlyChampionship49@chinese.lol
ZigzagNatural@chinese.lol
QuestionableDirt@chinese.lol
ProudDeparture@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
JoyousDouble@chinese.lol
UnitedPatience@chinese.lol
MajesticArea@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
SinfulConference@chinese.lol
MoralDivide96@chinese.lol
LeadingCarry65@chinese.lol
FrillyOpinion38@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
LimitedDiscount49@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
ForkedScreen@chinese.lol
MediumChemistry13@chinese.lol
xXxLawfulGrassxXx@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
VisibleSentence@chinese.lol
AcidicLawyer90@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
PriceySink14@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
ExcellentBeach@chinese.lol
VivaciousNews@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
LankyIndependent32@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
SpeedyFault@chinese.lol
ConcreteHall89@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
WorthyPoint12@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
SurprisedAdult99@chinese.lol
FlashyCrack@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
MasculineBeing@chinese.lol
RichWeird@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
DryCash97@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
AuthorizedChair@chinese.lol
SlimKiss@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
AromaticRoof78@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
BewitchedInterview@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
ImaginaryDraw@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
PertinentGround@chinese.lol
SinfulAssumption@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
AwkwardAnybody30@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
UnwillingRestaurant@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
InsubstantialOven@lemmy.doesnotexist.club
:::
A individual user airing their personal biases and manipulating lemmy isn't good for the community, regardless of how you feel about their target. This is a really bad thing (tm)

2 Instances are being used for coordinated vote manipulation, and should be defederated. chinese.lol lemmy.doesnotexist.club - Hacker Talks
Lemmy
^{hackertalks.com}

#fediverse

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catloaf

in reply to FundMECFS • 7 mesi fa • •

Crosspost? It's the same community.

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FundMECFS

in reply to catloaf • 7 mesi fa • •

Okay. I see what happened lol. Someone who is instance banned from my instance first posted it on this community. Then someone crossposted to another community. Since the OP was instance banned, for me the crosspost read as the OP, and then I crossposted it to the community it was originally posted in 😭.

(This is the ugly side of federation).

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Antonio via Economia globale, solidale e sostenibile

7 mesi fa • •

Antonio
7 mesi fa • •

Imposizione fiscale in Italia: storia, impatto e strategie future

L'evoluzione dell'imposizione fiscale in Italia: dalle radici del boom economico ai giorni nostri L'evoluzione del sistema f...

^{Antonio Marano (Blogger)}

#economia

MicroWave via World News

7 mesi fa • •

MicroWave
7 mesi fa • •

Trump says EU must buy $350B of US energy to get tariff relief

Summary

Trump has rejected the EU's "zero-for-zero" tariff offer on cars and industrial goods, demanding instead that the bloc commit to purchasing $350 billion of American energy to offset the trade deficit.

Following his implementation of 20% tariffs on EU goods last week, which triggered significant market downturns, Trump indicated openness to negotiations while emphasizing his "America First" stance.

He also criticized EU product standards as "non-monetary barriers" designed to block American exports.

Trump says EU must buy $350B of US energy to get tariff relief

Brussels’ zero-for-zero tariff offer not enough, U.S. president says, but indicates he’s open to a deal if the bloc commits to closing the trade deficit in goods.

^{Zoya Sheftalovich (POLITICO)}

#World

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suoko

in reply to MicroWave • 7 mesi fa • •

It was ridiculous to see massive ships that took natural gas to Europe instead of using the huge gas pipes coming from Russia.

Ridiculous
Ridiculous kids

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NoSpotOfGround

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Feeding money to Russia was madness and had to be stopped as a priority. Nothing ridiculous about it.

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suoko

in reply to NoSpotOfGround • 7 mesi fa • •

I know why they did it, but from a logical pov it hurt

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0x0

in reply to suoko • 7 mesi fa • •

Those gas pipes never stopped being used.

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suoko

in reply to 0x0 • 7 mesi fa • •

Or sabotaged...

ActivityPub - Collegamento all'originale

Octt via Blogs

7 mesi fa • •

Octt
7 mesi fa • •

prelevanza vampirica e la mattina spaccata

Stamattina sono un po’ cucinata… Oh well, non che questa non sia la normalità per me, però purtroppo stavolta è proprio particolare. Devo fare delle analisi del #sangue, e quindi stamattina ho dovuto farmi fare il prelievo… alle 7 di fottuta mattina. Niente ansia, ovviamente, perché gli esami del sangue sono credo gli unici per […]

octospacc.altervista.org/2025/…

minioctt

2025-04-08 10:01:01

prelevanza vampirica e la mattina spaccata

Stamattina sono un po’ cucinata… Oh well, non che questa non sia la normalità per me, però purtroppo stavolta è proprio particolare. Devo fare delle analisi del #sangue, e quindi stamattina ho dovuto farmi fare il prelievo… alle 7 di fottuta mattina. Niente ansia, ovviamente, perché gli esami del sangue sono credo gli unici per cui non c’è bisogno di studiare neppure un minimo (nel senso, se le mie cellule lo falliscono e diventano unemployed non è un problema mio, ma loro), quindi io sto praticamente nel chill.
…Un po’ troppo chill anche per i miei gusti però, subito dopo il prelievo, nonostante fosse appena una (1) siringa di sangue: tempo 15 secondi dalla fine e già non mi reggevo più in piedi, e stranamente tempo 1 minuto e ho iniziato a tremare, per cui menomale che l’atto vampirico era a domicilio. Certamente, un po’ la colpa è stata anche del poco sonno avuto fino a quel momento, e dell’antistaminico preso la sera prima (è irreale quanto quella droga sia sconveniente…), e del non aver potuto fare colazione nei minuti poco precedenti al prelievo… Però mi sa che davvero non reggerei a fidanzarmi con un vampiro, se cedere così poco sangue tutto in un solo momento mi causa questo effetto…
Probabilmente, però, principalmente è stato il cazzo di sonno. Subito dopo questa cosa, infatti, ho fatto giusto metà della mia colazione, con l’intento di rimettermi subito a letto a mimire ancora, per poi svegliarmi definitivamente ad un orario più decente, e in qualche manciata di minuti mi sono infatti tranquillamente riaddormentata… pur avendo preso un pochino di caffè. E io a questo punto boh, non ho davvero più parole; non so se dovrei vergognarmi o vantarmi di avere così tanto il potere del sonno in pugno che neppure il caffè gnammi mi impedisce di tornarmene in coma, la #mattina presto…
Poi boh, niente di che. Ho dormito forse altre 2 ore e mezza, e alzandomi mi reggevo in piedi tranquillamente, ma ancora adesso non mi reggo in mente; questa è invece la conseguenza del sonno sufficiente ma spaccato, frammentato. Nel mentre, ho anche sognato non so quale cosa ultraconfusa, con alla fine una scena dove mi svegliavo nel letto ed era tipo l’una di pomeriggio, ma qualche istante dopo mi sono svegliata per davvero ed erano solo le 9… purtroppo. Ho continuato pure a dormire a quel punto, sperando magari di arrivarci veramente all’una, ma, ancora purtroppo, no: ho fatto giusto le 10, poi non riuscivo più a rimanere assopita… però le palpebre mi calano ancora adesso. ([strong]Sono fritta.)[/strong]
pinterest.com/pin/944700459363…
#mattina #sangue

pink blood is healthy don't worry
Mar 3, 2025 - #blood #pink #pinkblood #bloodtests #syringe #whisper #bg #fyp
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#sangue

Apytele via Witches VS Patriarchy

7 mesi fa • •

Apytele
7 mesi fa • •

I just can't get over these section titles

cross-posted from: sh.itjust.works/post/35248221

Text Extracted from the image:

Erotic spell to attract a woman (Yale 1791 [second text]) STEPHEN EMMEL 158
Another erotic spell to attract a woman (Berlin 8314) MARVIN MEYER 159
Another erotic spell to attract a woman (Berlin 8325) MARVIN MEYER 160
Another erotic spell to attract a woman (Heidelberg Kopt. 518) DAVID FRANKFURTER 161
Another erotic spell to attract a woman (London Hay 10376) DAVID FRANKFURTER 164
Spells for sex and business (London Hay 10414) DAVID FRANKFURTER 166
Spell for a man to obtain a male lover (Ashmolean Museum
1981.940) DAVID FRANKFURTER 177
85 - 87. Three sexual curses to leave a man impotent and protect a woman from sexual advances (Chicago Oriental Institute 13767; Heidelberg Kopt. 682; Strasbourg Coptic Manuscript 135) MARVIN MEYER 178
CHAPTER 7 Curses
These are from an archeology textbook about ancient Christian Ritual Magic. I skipped some because these are my favorites so far. Also I can't get over the transition from the spells for horny men to the spells about women trying to get rid of the horny men (although I'm a little miffed that they stuffed them all into one chapter when the horny men each got their own individual ones). Honestly though most of the positive things I gain from reading ancient spiritual texts is just the reassurance that humanity hasn't fundamentally changed. My mother always acted like older times were simpler and purer. No, no they were not.

Bonus Mixed Amazon Reviews:

tim zidik - One Star
Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2014 - Verified Purchase
weak not effective
gresmy - a true magical book
Reviewed in Canada on November 27, 2013 - Verified Purchase
wonderfull, educational. I personnaly like the ritual with psentebeth. It worked for me and the several different names of Isis just wow

Ancient Christian magic : coptic texts of ritual power | Marvin W Meyer; Richard Smith | download on Z-Library

Read online or download for free from Z-Library the Book: Ancient Christian magic : coptic texts of ritual power, Author: Marvin W Meyer; Richard Smith, Publisher: HarperSanFrancisco, ISBN: 9780060655785, Year: 1994, Language: English, Format: PDF, F…

^Z-Library

#witchesvspatriarchy

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Mok98

in reply to Apytele • 7 mesi fa • •

This kinda tells the story of three men:
Stephen clearly found what he was looking for,
David found out he was gay, and I think Marvin's spells found him two girl friends who asked him for help

RandAlThor via World News

7 mesi fa • •

RandAlThor
7 mesi fa • •

US to provide $2 Million Aid to Myanmar

cross-posted from: lemmy.ca/post/41555827

Statement by US Embassy in Myanmar:
As an immediate response to the March 28 Sagaing earthquake, the United States will provide up to USD 2 million through Myanmar-based humanitarian assistance organizations to support earthquake-affected communities. In addition, a USAID emergency response team is deploying to Myanmar to identify the people’s most pressing needs, including emergency shelter, food, medical needs, and access to water.
The United States stands with the people of Myanmar as they work to recover from the devastation. We offer our deepest condolences for the loss of life and infrastructure in this difficult time.

Technical Difficulties

^{mm.usembassy.gov}

#World

FundMECFS via United Kingdom

7 mesi fa • •

FundMECFS
7 mesi fa • •

Ill and disabled people will be made ‘invisible’ by UK benefit cuts, say experts

Hundreds of thousands of seriously ill and disabled people will become “invisible” and cut adrift from local support services as a result of the government’s £5bn programme of disability benefit cuts, experts have warned.

Claimants who do not qualify for personal independence payment (Pip) or incapacity benefits would lose a “marker of need” with local councils and NHS bodies, making it “nearly impossible” for them to access help, said the consultancy Policy in Practice.

This would “effectively erase some of the most vulnerable people” from the system – including those with life-limiting illnesses including cancer, multiple sclerosis and lung conditions – while making it harder for care services to deliver preventive support

More than 230,000 disabled people will lose access to Pip and the incapacity element of universal credit as a result of the changes, losing at least £8,100 a year, Policy in Practice estimates in a briefing. Nearly 600,000 more who do not claim universal credit will lose or not qualify in future for Pip.

On top of the direct financial hit, disabled people will struggle for visibility in local care systems that use disability benefit awards to deploy support and protection, from housing and council tax relief to debt enforcement safeguards.

Loss of disability benefits means they will lose priority status on council housing waiting lists and will be deprived of priority status in homelessness assessments, leaving them at “greater risk of prolonged homelessness”, the briefing says.

The impact of planned disability reforms on local authorities and the NHS | Policy in Practice

New disability reforms analysis: Millions affected, billions lost. Read who’s impacted, by how much, and why

^{Zoe Charlesworth (Policy in Practice)}

#unitedkingdom

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deadcatbounce

in reply to FundMECFS • 7 mesi fa • •

There's a difference between invisible and purposely ignored.

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FundMECFS

in reply to deadcatbounce • 7 mesi fa • •

The second was already the case, the first is happening now.

MicroWave via World News

7 mesi fa • •

MicroWave
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Canadian researchers are being asked politically charged questions when trying to secure U.S. grants

Summary

Canadian academics seeking U.S. government grants now face politically charged questionnaires asking whether their research involves DEI, climate issues, or “gender ideology,” in line with Trump administration policies.

Critics say this ideological vetting threatens academic freedom and could have a chilling effect on research.

The U.S. National Institutes of Health alone funded $57M in Canadian research last year.

Experts warn this may undermine cross-border collaboration, though some see opportunity for Canada to attract displaced scholars and strengthen its research leadership globally.

#World

cm0002 via World News

7 mesi fa • •

cm0002
7 mesi fa • •

Popular Japanese restaurant chain to shut 2,000 branches after rat found in soup

Sukiya will temporarily shut nearly all of its roughly 2,000 branches after a rat was found in a miso soup and a bug in another meal, the company said.

^{CBS News}

#World

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Flemmy

in reply to cm0002 • 7 mesi fa • •

Caught in a real rat act.

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AmidFuror

in reply to cm0002 • 7 mesi fa • •

RIP Remy.

Nemeski via World News

7 mesi fa • •

Nemeski
7 mesi fa • •

Trump threatens 'far larger' tariffs if EU and Canada unite to do 'economic harm' to the U.S.

U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to impose far larger tariffs on the European Union and Canada if they work together to combat trade tariffs.

^{Holly Ellyatt (CNBC)}

#World

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Octavio

in reply to Nemeski • 7 mesi fa • •

“If you guys damage the US economy, I will do even more damage to the US economy.”

—stable genius

Unknown parent

Ookami38

Unknown parent • 7 mesi fa • •

If he's stable that explains the horse shit...

MicroWave via World News

7 mesi fa • •

MicroWave
7 mesi fa • •

17 Teslas destroyed following blaze at Rome dealership

Summary

A fire at a Tesla dealership in Rome’s Torre Angela district early Monday destroyed 17 cars and damaged the building. No injuries were reported, but investigators are exploring multiple causes, including arson.

The incident follows recent Tesla vandalism in Rome amid rising backlash against Elon Musk’s leadership and cost-cutting at DOGE.

Tesla has faced arson, protests, and boycott calls across the US and Europe.

The company’s stock fell 5% Monday, down 34% this year, with sales dropping sharply in both the US and Europe.

17 Teslas destroyed following blaze at Rome dealership

The cause of a fire at a Tesla dealer in Rome early on Monday remained under investigations, firefighters told BI.

^{Thibault Spirlet (Business Insider)}

#World

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ThotDragon

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Always glad to see teslas burning

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rustyfish

in reply to MicroWave • 7 mesi fa • •

❤️🤌🏼🇮🇹

MicroWave via politics

7 mesi fa • •

MicroWave
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Trump demands ‘terrorists’ who vandalized his golf course be ‘treated harshly’

Summary

Donald Trump condemned a vandalism attack at his Scottish golf course by activists, calling the perpetrators “terrorists” and demanding they be “treated harshly.”

The March 8 incident at Trump Turnberry included red paint, anti-Trump graffiti, and messages like “Gaza is not 4 sale.”

Police charged a 33-year-old man and arrested two others. Palestine Action claimed responsibility, citing U.S. complicity in Gaza’s destruction.

Activists criticized the leaders for focusing on property damage while Gaza faces ongoing bombardment.

Trump Demands ‘Terrorists’ Who Vandalized His Golf Course Be ‘Treated Harshly’

The president’s Scottish golf course was targeted by activists.

^{Tom Sanders (The Daily Beast)}

#politics

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Blue_Morpho

in reply to MicroWave • 7 mesi fa • •

The Scottish Newburg council should release a statement:

"We need Trump International Golf for national security and international security. We need it. We have to have it. We never take military force off the table."

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Skua

in reply to Blue_Morpho • 7 mesi fa • •

It really upset him when we built a wind farm within sight of his other one here, we should just blanket them in turbines

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randomname

in reply to MicroWave • 7 mesi fa • •

oh, so everything a leftist does is terrorism now, but when right wingers break into the capital building by force its "freedom of speech"

RandAlThor via World News

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RandAlThor
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Myanmar junta bans foreign journalists from covering earthquake aftermath

cross-posted from: lemmy.ca/post/41555515

The Myanmar Military Council has prohibited foreign journalists from reporting on the recent earthquake, citing security concerns.
Maj. Gen. Zaw Min Tun, the junta’s spokesperson, announced the decision on 30 March, stating that foreign media had requested permission to enter the country, but the government could not accommodate them.

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French Court bans far-right leader Marine Le Pen from running for office

A French court has found far-right leader Marine Le Pen guilty of misusing EU funds to pay staff from her National Rally party between 2004 and 2016 and followed up the verdict on Monday with a sentence barring her from running for office immediately, possibly dashing her political ambitions of standing in the next presidential race.

French Court bans far-right leader Marine Le Pen from running for office

A French court has found far-right leader Marine Le Pen guilty of misusing EU funds to pay staff from her National Rally party between 2004 and 2016 and followed up the verdict with a sentence barring her from running for office, dashing her politica…

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The verdict will stay in place even if she goes for an appeal. It can only be lifted if she actually wins the appeal but the chances of that are practically zero given the evidence.

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Now it's time to clean up the other thousands of elected officials corrupting the French political sphere...

Source: I'm a local

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EU set to fine Apple and Meta amid escalating trade war

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The European Commission is expected to issue its first fines under the Digital Markets Act (DMA) this week, targeting Apple and Meta for violations related to app store restrictions and data use terms.

The decision comes amid rising U.S.-EU trade tensions, with Washington preparing new tariffs and accusing Brussels of unfairly targeting American firms.

While EU officials emphasize regulatory enforcement, not retaliation, political and trade implications loom large.

Apple and Meta lobbied against the fines, while Spotify and other rivals supported enforcement. U.S. countermeasures could begin April 2.

EU set to fine Apple and Meta amid escalating trade war

The Commission’s first fines under its Digital Markets Act are expected this week.

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FBI raids home of prominent computer scientist who has gone incommunicado

cross-posted from: lemmy.sdf.org/post/31879711

cross-posted from: slrpnk.net/post/20187958

A prominent computer scientist who has spent 20 years publishing academic papers on cryptography, privacy, and cybersecurity has gone incommunicado, had his professor profile, email account, and phone number removed by his employer Indiana University, and had his homes raided by the FBI. No one knows why.
Xiaofeng Wang has a long list of prestigious titles. He was the associate dean for research at Indiana University's Luddy School of Informatics, Computing and Engineering, a fellow at the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers and the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and a tenured professor at Indiana University at Bloomington. According to his employer, he has served as principal investigator on research projects totaling nearly $23 million over his 21 years there.
He has also co-authored scores of academic papers on a diverse range of research fields, including cryptography, systems security, and data privacy, including the protection of human genomic data. I have personally spoken to him on three occasions for articles here, here, and here.

"None of this is in any way normal"

In recent weeks, Wang's email account, phone number, and profile page at the Luddy School were quietly erased by his employer. Over the same time, Indiana University also removed a profile for his wife, Nianli Ma, who was listed as a Lead Systems Analyst and Programmer at the university's Library Technologies division.
According to the Herald-Times in Bloomington, a small fleet of unmarked cars driven by government agents descended on the Bloomington home of Wang and Ma on Friday. They spent most of the day going in and out of the house and occasionally transferred boxes from their vehicles. TV station WTHR, meanwhile, reported that a second home owned by Wang and Ma and located in Carmel, Indiana, was also searched. The station said that both a resident and an attorney for the resident were on scene during at least part of the search.
Attempts to locate Wang and Ma have so far been unsuccessful. An Indiana University spokesman didn't answer emailed questions asking if the couple was still employed by the university and why their profile pages, email addresses and phone numbers had been removed. The spokesman provided the contact information for a spokeswoman at the FBI's field office in Indianapolis. In an email, the spokeswoman wrote: "The FBI conducted court authorized law enforcement activity at homes in Bloomington and Carmel Friday. We have no further comment at this time."
Searches of federal court dockets turned up no documents related to Wang, Ma, or any searches of their residences. The FBI spokeswoman didn't answer questions seeking which US district court issued the warrant and when, and whether either Wang or Ma is being detained by authorities. Justice Department representatives didn't return an email seeking the same information. An email sent to a personal email address belonging to Wang went unanswered at the time this post went live. Their resident status (e.g. US citizens or green card holders) is currently unknown.
Fellow researchers took to social media over the weekend to register their concern over the series of events.
"None of this is in any way normal," Matthew Green, a professor specializing in cryptography at Johns Hopkins University, wrote on Mastodon. He continued: "Has anyone been in contact? I hear he’s been missing for two weeks and his students can’t reach him. How does this not get noticed for two weeks???"
In the same thread, Matt Blaze, a McDevitt Professor of Computer Science and Law at Georgetown University said: "It's hard to imagine what reason there could be for the university to scrub its website as if he never worked there. And while there's a process for removing tenured faculty, it takes more than an afternoon to do it."
Local news outlets reported the agents spent several hours moving boxes in an out of the residences. WTHR provided the following details about the raid on the Carmel home:

Neighbors say the agents announced "FBI, come out!" over a megaphone.
A woman came out of the house holding a phone. A video from a neighbor shows an agent taking that phone from her. She was then questioned in the driveway before agents began searching the home, collecting evidence and taking photos.
A car was pulled out of the garage slightly to allow investigators to access the attic.
The woman left the house before 13News arrived. She returned just after noon accompanied by a lawyer. The group of ten or so investigators left a few minutes later.
The FBI would not say what they were looking for or who is under investigation. A bureau spokesperson issued a statement: “I can confirm we conducted court-authorized activity at the address in Carmel today. We have no further comment at this time.”
Investigators were at the house for about four hours before leaving with several boxes of evidence. 13News rang the doorbell when the agents were gone. A lawyer representing the family who answered the door told us they're not sure yet what the investigation is about.
This post will be updated if new details become available. Anyone with first-hand knowledge of events involving Wang, Ma, or the investigation into either is encouraged to contact me, preferably over Signal at DanArs.82. The email address is: dan.goodin\@arstechnica.com.

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2025-03-30 23:49:43

FBI raids home of prominent computer scientist who has gone incommunicado

cross-posted from: slrpnk.net/post/20187958
A prominent computer scientist who has spent 20 years publishing academic papers on cryptography, privacy, and cybersecurity has gone incommunicado, had his professor profile, email account, and phone number removed by his employer Indiana University, and had his homes raided by the FBI. No one knows why.
Xiaofeng Wang has a long list of prestigious titles. He was the associate dean for research at Indiana University's Luddy School of Informatics, Computing and Engineering, a fellow at the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers and the American Association for the Advancement of Science, and a tenured professor at Indiana University at Bloomington. According to his employer, he has served as principal investigator on research projects totaling nearly $23 million over his 21 years there.
He has also co-authored scores of academic papers on a diverse range of research fields, including cryptography, systems security, and data privacy, including the protection of human genomic data. I have personally spoken to him on three occasions for articles here, here, and here.

"None of this is in any way normal"

In recent weeks, Wang's email account, phone number, and profile page at the Luddy School were quietly erased by his employer. Over the same time, Indiana University also removed a profile for his wife, Nianli Ma, who was listed as a Lead Systems Analyst and Programmer at the university's Library Technologies division.
According to the Herald-Times in Bloomington, a small fleet of unmarked cars driven by government agents descended on the Bloomington home of Wang and Ma on Friday. They spent most of the day going in and out of the house and occasionally transferred boxes from their vehicles. TV station WTHR, meanwhile, reported that a second home owned by Wang and Ma and located in Carmel, Indiana, was also searched. The station said that both a resident and an attorney for the resident were on scene during at least part of the search.
Attempts to locate Wang and Ma have so far been unsuccessful. An Indiana University spokesman didn't answer emailed questions asking if the couple was still employed by the university and why their profile pages, email addresses and phone numbers had been removed. The spokesman provided the contact information for a spokeswoman at the FBI's field office in Indianapolis. In an email, the spokeswoman wrote: "The FBI conducted court authorized law enforcement activity at homes in Bloomington and Carmel Friday. We have no further comment at this time."
Searches of federal court dockets turned up no documents related to Wang, Ma, or any searches of their residences. The FBI spokeswoman didn't answer questions seeking which US district court issued the warrant and when, and whether either Wang or Ma is being detained by authorities. Justice Department representatives didn't return an email seeking the same information. An email sent to a personal email address belonging to Wang went unanswered at the time this post went live. Their resident status (e.g. US citizens or green card holders) is currently unknown.
Fellow researchers took to social media over the weekend to register their concern over the series of events.
"None of this is in any way normal," Matthew Green, a professor specializing in cryptography at Johns Hopkins University, wrote on Mastodon. He continued: "Has anyone been in contact? I hear he’s been missing for two weeks and his students can’t reach him. How does this not get noticed for two weeks???"
In the same thread, Matt Blaze, a McDevitt Professor of Computer Science and Law at Georgetown University said: "It's hard to imagine what reason there could be for the university to scrub its website as if he never worked there. And while there's a process for removing tenured faculty, it takes more than an afternoon to do it."
Local news outlets reported the agents spent several hours moving boxes in an out of the residences. WTHR provided the following details about the raid on the Carmel home:

Neighbors say the agents announced "FBI, come out!" over a megaphone.
A woman came out of the house holding a phone. A video from a neighbor shows an agent taking that phone from her. She was then questioned in the driveway before agents began searching the home, collecting evidence and taking photos.
A car was pulled out of the garage slightly to allow investigators to access the attic.
The woman left the house before 13News arrived. She returned just after noon accompanied by a lawyer. The group of ten or so investigators left a few minutes later.
The FBI would not say what they were looking for or who is under investigation. A bureau spokesperson issued a statement: “I can confirm we conducted court-authorized activity at the address in Carmel today. We have no further comment at this time.”
Investigators were at the house for about four hours before leaving with several boxes of evidence. 13News rang the doorbell when the agents were gone. A lawyer representing the family who answered the door told us they're not sure yet what the investigation is about.
This post will be updated if new details become available. Anyone with first-hand knowledge of events involving Wang, Ma, or the investigation into either is encouraged to contact me, preferably over Signal at DanArs.82. The email address is: dan.goodin\@arstechnica.com.

FBI, Homeland Security agents search house on Xavier Court in Bloomington
FBI, Homeland Security provide no details about Friday's raid at Bloomington home involving at least a dozen agents
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Em Adespoton

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No one knows why. Xiaofeng Wang….

Nobody knows, but an educated guess says it has something to do with his name. Whether it’s xenophobia or legitimate concerns, the school and the government probably know.

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ms.lane

in reply to Em Adespoton • 7 mesi fa • •

US is a shithole right now, but there was that whole XZ backdoor and no one knows who in 'china' did it...

More likely though is just racism.

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Bloomberg: Trump tariffs on Canada lumber risk pinching toilet paper supply

The Trump administration plans to almost double duties on Canadian softwood lumber to 27%, with the possibility of additional levies pushing the rate to more than 50%. While Trump advocates for new tariffs partly to bolster U.S. manufacturing, they may also hit the availability of northern bleached softwood kraft pulp, or NBSK, a key component in making toilet paper and paper towels.

Trump tariffs on Canada lumber risk pinching toilet paper supply

The scenario risks reviving painful memories of pandemic-era toilet paper shortages, when store shelves were stripped bare amid panic buying.

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Grabthar

in reply to Dragonstaff • 7 mesi fa • •

Shiny.

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Dragonstaff

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BTW, thanks for the reminder to rewatch GalaxyQuest. It's such a great movie.

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Half of UK professionals might quit if ordered back to the office full time, poll shows

Summary

Nearly half of UK professionals would consider quitting if forced to return to the office full time, with 58% of women and 42% of men saying they’d consider leaving.

A poll by Hays found hybrid work remains dominant, with 77% of professionals following a mixed model.

Commuting costs were the top concern for 73% of workers, and 66% of employers feared backlash over stricter mandates.

While some firms push for more in-office time, only 8% plan to enforce full returns. Many employers recognize hybrid work's benefits for productivity and retention.

Half of UK professionals might quit if ordered back to the office full time, poll shows

Exclusive: Hays says employers ‘risk losing top talent’ if return-to-office mandates are issued, with nearly 75% of workers preferring a hybrid pattern

^{Joanna Partridge (The Guardian)}

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Sibshops

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We should be learning how to make remote workers more productive. Not forcing them back to the office.

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tischbier

in reply to Sibshops • 7 mesi fa • •

I thought we already proved multiple times that work from home clearly increased productivity across the board and reduced costs for the employ and employer.

The push to go back to an office is more about control. Not in a “I need to get my money out of you and make sure you’re ‘working’” but in a “I would rather spend more money to remind my workers that if they work for me—they are owned.”

It feels more like an issue with worker flexibility than worker productivity. Workers having a life and workers being happy means that they will eventually want other things. And usually those “other things” eventually lead to the owners losing a grip on societal and economic power.

Better to have workers not be people. People are unpredictable and profits need to predictably rise forever.

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Sibshops

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I didn't mean to imply they weren't already more productive than in-office workers.

I'm saying that the effort taking away support from remote workers should instead be going toward supporting them.

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ibelieveinthehousehippo

in reply to Sibshops • 7 mesi fa • •

I agree, but productivity is not the motivation for return to office mandates. It's about employers regaining power and control over their employees.

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Lady Butterfly

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Not surprised... managers need to justify their existence, which is often harder to do wfh.

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ramble81

in reply to Lady Butterfly • 7 mesi fa • •

I’d say it’s also all the property owners who need occupancy to justify their costs

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Lady Butterfly

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True

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jjjalljs

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People should organize. If management demands that people go back into the office for nonsense reasons (eg: control, spite), management should be removed. I don't care if that's because they resign, or because 20 of us showed up at their house just before dawn for a surprise party.

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Ukraine won't sign minerals deal with US if it threatens EU membership, Zelensky says

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President Volodymyr Zelensky warned on March 28 that Ukraine will reject a proposed U.S. minerals deal if it endangers the country’s EU accession.

A new draft, reportedly granting the U.S. extensive control over Ukrainian natural resources, raised concerns over economic sovereignty.

Zelensky said lawyers will review the agreement, emphasizing it must not conflict with Ukraine’s constitutional EU alignment.

The initial deal would create a joint fund reinvesting extraction proceeds into Ukraine. The White House views it as a way to recoup aid, but Kyiv remains cautious after a prior dispute with Trump.

Ukraine won't sign minerals deal with US if it threatens EU membership, Zelensky says

The Financial Times reported on March 27 that the latest version of the agreement proposed by the U.S. includes terms that would grant Washington unprecedented control over Ukraine's natural resources through a joint investment fund.

^{Kateryna Denisova (The Kyiv Independent)}

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FoolishAchilles

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Capitalists crave that mineral

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Don’t sign a deal with the US at all.

The US cannot be trusted.

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Why Norway is restoring its Cold War military bunkers

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Norway is reactivating Cold War-era military bunkers in response to rising tensions with Russia.

Two iconic underground structures—Bardufoss Air Station and Olavsvern naval base—are being upgraded to protect expensive F-35 fighters from drone attacks and to monitor Russian naval movements in the Arctic.

Norway’s actions reflect growing concern over Russia’s military buildup and Arctic ambitions, which escalated after Russia increased military activity in the region around 2006-2008.

Other nations are following suit: Russia has reactivated about 50 Arctic bases, Sweden returned to its underground Muskö naval base, while China and Iran are building new underground military facilities.

Why Norway is restoring its Cold War military bunkers

Norway's proximity to the USSR in the Cold War led to it building many military bunkers – some of them vast secret bases. Tensions with Russia have brought the bunkers back into focus

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JD Vance this weekend: " When we go to war". FTS I'd prepare too.

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Man, that's bunkers!

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Trump’s US doesn’t just think Europe is obsolete – it wants to see it dead

Summary

The "Signalgate" scandal confirms the Trump administration's deep disdain for Europe, viewing it not just as obsolete but actively wanting its demise.

There are 3 major implications: an inevitable trade war where Europe must unite; continued US pressure on Greenland despite European pushback; and Europe needing to support Ukraine not just without US help, but potentially against US interests.

European leaders who stand firm against US bullying are seeing rising approval ratings.

Europe should "with firmness, courage and politeness" chart its own path forward.

Trump’s US doesn’t just think Europe is obsolete – it wants to see it dead

Whether it is by declaring a trade war or by bullying Greenland, visceral hatred is driving American policy, says Guardian Europe columnist Nathalie Tocci

^{Nathalie Tocci (The Guardian)}

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Aliktren

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Europe is a comparative bastion of liberal democracy, hardly suprising facists dont like us

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InvertedParallax

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It's the south, they hate that the coasts respect Europe more, and that it's generally atheist (atheist in their mind means anything outside of evangelical southern baptists, ie the true religion).

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Infynis

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But Europe has the literal Vatican! That's where the religion comes from!

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InvertedParallax

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Oh my sweet summer child, you just opened the door to madness.

Southern baptists don't...they don't consider catholics to be Christians.

Not 'catholics aren't real Christians' or 'catholics are heretics', they're not Christian at all, they're like Mormons or Muslims.

I have never managed to understand it, and I had a few SBC try to explain it to me, their attitude is just that it's not real Christianity like protestantism, it's something else, something alien.

This is why Irish and Italians weren't considered white for a long time too, only really white people can be Christian, because of the curse of Ham. Black people like Obama are straight Muslim, full stop.

Feel free to go down this rabbit hole, it won't get you anywhere good, and the sbc has been trying to quietly backpedal as best they can, but it's still really popular among the smaller congregations, at least the ones I met.

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River_Tahm

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Which makes it extra ironic the so-called White House faith office is pulling shit like selling $1,000 Easter miracles.

That’s practically the old Catholic indulgences and those were literally one of the reasons for the great schism; that kind of shit is why Protestants exist to begin with THAT’S WHAT THEY WERE PROTESTING

They have so utterly and comprehensively lost the plot and betrayed everything they claimed to stand for

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Hemingways_Shotgun

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I was dumbfounded the first time my ex-wife tried to tell me that because I was a (former) Catholic at the time, that it wasn't actually Christianity.

My exact words were; "Bitch please! We were the fucking original christians, what the fuck are you on about?"

That was before we got married and I should have listened to my gut in that moment.

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Lemmyoutofhere

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Same reason they hate Canada.

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technocrit

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Europe is a comparative bastion of liberal democracy,

I think you mean colonialism and white supremacy.

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Kyrgizion

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This is why "living in interesting times" is a curse. Give me the boring decades where nothing happens.

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MuskyMelon

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Yeah that was always meant as a curse

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Serinus

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A couple issues.

The Signal chat didn't show that anyone wanted Europe dead. Agree or not, it showed that the administration wants Europe to be responsible for their own military interests (As though the US received nothing from being the security for the West over the past 75 years.)

If they want to see Europe destroyed, those receipts have to come from elsewhere.

Secondly, helping Ukraine is in everyone's interest except for Trump and the GOP. Stopping the stupid fucking tariffs is in America's interests. Trump succumbing to his age is in America's interests.

Don't confuse America's interests with those of the people who want to destroy and weaken America. Other than that, the point is correct. Europe needs to be much more active in Ukraine, even if the US administration may object.

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middlemanSI

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US as a security of the west is like running next to a bull to stay safe (better not wear anything red). They were never protecting other nations, but rather their business interests/opportunities.
Look at the last example of "protection" deal. "Sign over minerals."; "And then you will protect us, right?"; "You do not hold the cards.".. It's more like finding an exploit, labeling terrorists/freedom fighters, deploying troops ("Say thank you troops"), kill anyone resisting the deal -- profit.

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Serinus

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You're a fucking joke if you think the last two months is representative of the US over the past 75 years.

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middlemanSI

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The difference these last few months has been the lack of any restraint when talking about it, because of the incredibly low IQ of people in charge rn. When did US ever engage in war without securing wealth or land? Selfless defence is not even on the list of general reasons for war. Number one is economic gain. It's always a defence contract or straight up looting. When all you have is a hammer..

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TBF, they want everyone dead.

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gdog05

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That's because Trump's US is actually Putin's US. And Putin wants Europe weak and malleable.

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Mallspice

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Not necessarily, they just want to make Europe white again and aren’t very professional.

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But of course. Democratic countries doing very well with policies far more socialist than would be politically expedient for the US? Can't have that.

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technocrit

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This is capitalism. There are no "allies" in the race to destroy the planet.

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Wafzig

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Meanwhile I'm trying to figure out how best to flee the US and set up in Denmark or some similar place with a much higher quality of life and fewer 21st century Nazis.

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Marine Le Pen banned from running for public office after guilty verdict

https://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2025/mar/31/france-marine-le-pen-embezzlement-verdict-europe-news-live

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For 5 years

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That’s an important detail

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Hikuro-93

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Good. Still, any real consequences for her? Like prison time? Or will she be granted the usual politician/millionaire+ special treatment and just go on with her merry life minus the extra power?

Reminds me of Portugal's former PM (Mr. Socrates), a few years ago, and 'his' 20M€. Or the convicted felon running the White House currently.

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You'd think "not being president" is pretty life changing, but what do I know. In any case, there is a four year prison sentence in there as well. Presumably pending appeal. I have no idea how the French penal system deals with it after that if it holds.

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"Not being president" is not a punishment. Just the absence of a reward for her corruption. If the worst she had was "not being rewarded", then what stops every other crook from attempting to seize power?

Absence of a reward is not a consequence for breaking the rules. A consequence for breaking the law is the actual punishment, and that also serves as a warning to any other people wanting to do the same.

That's what's wrong with the system we currently have, and I'm glad at least she got prison out of it. Leniency is what got us here. There's got to be actual hard consequences for mocking the system. Rules are only as good as the willingness to apply consequences for breaking them. It's that simple.

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That is some pretzel logic.

I mean, for one thing there is plenty of proof that harsher criminal punishments do not reduce crime in any way, so there's that for the US-style "just jail more people for longer" nonsense.

But also, it doesn't follow that leniency is what got you here when she has literally been punished with the penalty you were hoping for in the first place. It sure makes it sound like you were primed to think this was too lenient no matter what it was.

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Hikuro-93

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So whataboutism, distorting my words to suit your point and strawmen are your answers. Good to know rather early this conversation isn't going anywhere, since both of us will always be right and wrong at the same time, according to each other.

One crook or two facing consequences does not excuse all the others that consistently get away. Specially the ones we don't even know about. She's just "the one that was caught this time", with plenty more in line like her waiting for their chance to succeed where she could not. And your willingness to see her "not-reward" as if it was an actual punishment written in the law for her crimes speaks volumes - to the point it makes me wonder what potential role or benefit you're getting (or hoping to get) from such a system. And before you twist my words to say you're "not french", or "not a politician", know that what I'm saying goes way beyond one person, one position or one nation, so that logic won't cut it.

Almost makes me think you're primed to automatically defend scum like her no matter how corrupt she was. Anyways I don't think this will be a productive discussion for either of us, so forgive me for not participating further.

Cheers.

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MudMan

in reply to Hikuro-93 • 7 mesi fa • •

It's your prerogative, but I will clarify the point.

For one thing, her "not reward" is not a "not reward", it is an actual punishment, codified in the criminal code of many democratic countries, where the penalty is the removal of the right to participate in elections or hold public office. This is a right all citizens have that is removed for a period of time as a punishment for a crime. It is a literal punishment. You are factually wrong.

Second, naming fallacies doesn't meant hey happened. I did not bring up anybody else into this conversation, so not whataboutism, I did not misquote or rephrase your argument, so no strawman and the fact that I pointed out an inconsistency in your point doesn't mean I "distorted" it.

And finally, I am not primed to "defend scum like her". I have not, in fact, defended her at any point. She's been found guilty of a crime, which makes her a criminal. What I am not is a demagogue willing to argue that harsher penalties, and specifically harsher penalties for people I don't like, are the correct solution when every piece of serious research and information I have says they're not. If it doesn't help when the US does it to poor people for racist reasons it doesn't help when aimed at politicians. Criminal penalties must be dissuasive, but that bar is pretty low and there is no proof that harsher penalties lead to more compliance.

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skube

in reply to Hikuro-93 • 7 mesi fa • •

"Le Pen, who left the court before the hearing had finished, was also sentenced to four years in prison with two years suspended and and the other two to be served outside jail with an electronic bracelet."

She can appeal the prison sentence, but the office part has taken effect even if she appeals.

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andallthat

in reply to skube • 7 mesi fa • •

I misread as left the country and was disappointed on second read...

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FundMECFS

in reply to skube • 7 mesi fa • •

(so she’s on probation for two years in practice, better than nothing I guess.)

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Ziggurat

in reply to Hikuro-93 • 7 mesi fa • •

I believe that in French law, for sentence up to two year, you have the right to ask for an alternative to jail. And considering that she isn't homeless and has a steady job, she'll get house-arrest out of business hours. (But it's not just for politicians and billionaire, just that the average convict doesn't have a house and a steady job, so their case is kinda empty at this stage)

But loosing her right to run for election is a pretty big one.

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MudMan

in reply to Duckxon • 7 mesi fa • •

Normally you'd expect this to be pretty definitive, but fascists are real good at playing victims, so I'm not particularly convinced this will move things in the right direction. Electoral losses would have been preferable.

Of course if she did the thing, she did the thing. I'm saying all things being equal I want to see these idiots lose support without having excuses to target democratic institutions in retaliation.

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Synapse

in reply to MudMan • 7 mesi fa • •

Some "sympathizers" are already crying the justice is interfering with politics. Although the suspension of electoral rights is inscribed in the law, and would you expect anything less of a punishment for someone who corrupted millions of € of public money ?!?

These same "sympathizers" are constantly shouting everywhere that our justice is to soft and that criminals should be punished more harshly.

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MudMan

in reply to Synapse • 7 mesi fa • •

Yes. They are wrong. Which is why I won't agree with them just because the criminal in question is one of theirs.

And yes, I'm worried that fascists have a history of weaponizing institutions against their enemies when they control them and presenting themselves as victims and eroding those same institutions when democratic processes hold them accountable for criminal behavior.

It's why, while I don't question the criminal outcome, I would have politically preferred for them to lose support electorally before this happened. They are likely to try to capitalize on presenting this as persecution and, looking at historical comparables, they are likely to succeed. It's not like Marine is so charismatic that her absence decapitates the movement by default. She's no Trump.

Still, I'm not objecting to her being inhabilitated or jailed. I just hope the rest of the French political spectrum has a plan to manage the fallout, because so far they haven't even been able to manage the fallout of actually not losing an election, so from the outside looking in my level of trust is low and Europe can't afford to have France spiral down into fascism as well.

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MuskyMelon

in reply to Duckxon • 7 mesi fa • •

Waiting for the orange fascist to threaten France with tariffs for this.

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Freshparsnip

in reply to Duckxon • 7 mesi fa • •

Trump should have been banned from running for public office

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tauren

in reply to Duckxon • 7 mesi fa • •

Normal link: theguardian.com/world/2025/mar…

Marine Le Pen attacks ban on French presidency run as a ‘political decision’

Far-right leader, who was found guilty of embezzlement of European funds, says conviction is a ‘denial of democracy’

^{Angelique Chrisafis (The Guardian)}

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Grizzlyboy

in reply to Duckxon • 7 mesi fa • •

Elon and Trump will call France out for being anti democracy because of this. Changing the narrative that Europe isn’t a democracy anymore, but the extremely flawed American system is.

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Phoenixz

in reply to Duckxon • 7 mesi fa • •

When convicted for embezzlement, someone should NEVER be allowed to run for government offices ever again

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samuelazers

in reply to Duckxon • 7 mesi fa • •

They are learning from America and trying a different approach...
Jail extremists before extremists jail you.

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Kusimulkku

in reply to Duckxon • 7 mesi fa • •

I'm just worried what the reaction to this will be.

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Sundiata

in reply to Duckxon • 7 mesi fa • •

Fuck its only for 5 years.

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O_R_I_O_N

in reply to Duckxon • 7 mesi fa • •

I wish we could do that in the USA. Must be nice to have a functional government.

irelephant [he/him]🍭 via [Moved to !iiiiiiitttttttttttt@programming.dev, check pinned post.] iiiiiiitttttttttttt.

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7 mesi fa • •

If only there was something they could press to stop this very issue....

::: spoiler Transcript
An outlook email saying:
"Hello
Im getting this message on my outlook, I press allow and the error message goes away but comes back and the cycle repeats."

I screenshot of the message shows it has a "Don't ask me about this website again" checkbox, which the user should have seen and pressed to stop the issue they're complaining about.
:::

An outlook email saying: "Hello Im getting this message on my outlook, I press allow and the error message goes away but comes back and the cycle repeats." I screenshot of the message shows it has a "Don't ask me about this website again" checkbox, which the user should have seen and pressed to stop the issue they're complaining about.

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vfsh

in reply to irelephant [he/him]🍭 • 7 mesi fa • •

Relevant xkcd: xkcd.com/627/

Tech Support Cheat Sheet

^xkcd

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irelephant [he/him]🍭

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One of my top xkcds.

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Vladimir Putin to visit India, boosting Russia-India strategic ties | India News - The Times of India

Vladimir Putin to visit India, boosting Russia-India strategic ties

India News: India and Russia's relationship continues to thrive with expanding economic cooperation and trade exceeding $60 billion, despite challenges. Russian f

^{TNN (Times Of India)}

#World

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idiomaddict

in reply to schizoidman • 7 mesi fa • •

Well that’s a fucking problem. What if Russia, India, and the US turn against the rest of the world? I don’t know if other NATO countries and other countries with competitive militaries can do it alone. China is going to have to take a stand one way or the other. I hope they make the right decision, but I don’t know if they will.

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Hello to Lemmy! Brand new here.

This is my first post using Lemmy. Yet to figure out how to edit my profile, so nothing to show on it yet.

Welcome to corkiejp's Social World!

^{corkiejp.github.io}

#ireland

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irelephant [he/him]🍭

in reply to John O Connell • 7 mesi fa • •

Welcome! I recognise you from bluesky and reddit.

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Finnish president boosts ties with Trump in surprise Florida visit

WEST PALM BEACH, Florida - Finnish President Alexander Stubb made a surprise trip on Saturday to meet with U.S.

^{The Straits Times}

#World

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Narri N. (they/them)

in reply to schizoidman • 7 mesi fa • •

Oh there's that lizard-looking fucking cunt that we have for a president, sucking the emperor's toes I see. I wonder if they're orange and taste of cheetos, and whether Alexander "I would allow NATO nukes on Finnish soil" Stub here would enjoy the taste more or less if they did. Holy fucking shit this country is really going to the shitter fast when "our" president is out in fucking Florida ganging up on old big D's shriveled up cock with the rest of them, while our prime minister isn't doing really fucking anything except agreeing whateverthefuck the removed-faced removed that is our financial minister - and incidentally the leader of our own far-right party - says. Which so far has amounted to basically doing what the US has done thus far, and pretending like it'll fix fucking anything for the working class instead of more money in the rulers' pockets. Fucking god fucking damn it all to hell, I wish I'd see these people burning to death on the street in agony so I could actually not even fucking piss on them to ease their suffering. You are literally ruining everything for everyone else. And eventually it'll come to you too, cause there ain't no planet B. You will die of your own works, just like the rest of us. I wish it'll be fucking worth it, you miserable excuses for fatherless maggots. I hate you.

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Dasus

in reply to Narri N. (they/them) • 7 mesi fa • •

I see you're a man of culture as well.

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MicroWave
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France’s far-right leader Le Pen guilty of embezzlement in ruling that could end her career

Summary

A French court found far-right leader Marine Le Pen guilty of embezzling over €3 million in EU funds, potentially ending her 2027 presidential bid.

The judge ruled Le Pen and 24 others misused European Parliament funds between 2004 and 2016 to pay National Rally party staff, calling it a deliberate scheme, not an error.

Prosecutors had sought five years’ prison and a public office ban. Even with an appeal, a provisional execution could bar her candidacy.

France's Le Pen found guilty in ruling that could end her career

A French court found Marine Le Pen guilty of embezzling EU funds in a verdict that could end the far-right leader's plans to run in the 2027 presidential race.

^{Astha Rajvanshi (NBC News)}

#World

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PumpkinSkink

in reply to MicroWave • 7 mesi fa • •

If she's banned from running it will be the first instance of a western liberal country reacting appropriately to the resurgence of fascism. Good on France.

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Formfiller

in reply to MicroWave • 7 mesi fa • •

It could but it also might end up as a Trump situation

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Here is an example of the coordinated downvoting hackertalks.com/post/8692093
Of course its a controversial user who got someone angry enough to automated downvoting @DonaldJMusk@lemmy.today
But you can see every post they make gets 53ish downvotes from these two instances, plus some organic ones after a few hours.
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2 Instances are being used for coordinated vote manipulation, and should be defederated. chinese.lol lemmy.doesnotexist.club - Hacker Talks

Lemmy

^{hackertalks.com}

#meta

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giacomo

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i thought the votes didnt matter on lemmy

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irelephant [he/him]🍭

in reply to giacomo • 7 mesi fa • •

So, you don't have a karma total, like reddit. Your individual posts/comments still can be downvoted, which limits their visibility.

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Can Hackers Bring Jooki Back To Life?

Another day, another Internet-connected gadget that gets abandoned by its creators. This time it’s Jooki — a screen-free audio player that let kids listen to music and stories by placin…

^Hackaday

#technology

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Captain Janeway

in reply to GertrudGoethe • 7 mesi fa • •

Holy shit the article is far less tame than the title. They provided several ways to run commands as root and they can be generated as an over-the-air HTTP call. As per the article, if you buy the Jooki domain, it's very likely you can control every single Jooki on the market. You can make the speaker do whatever you'd like. Pretty scary stuff. One has to wonder what nerds can do with that kind of tech: turn speakers into a low quality mic? Use them as bots for a DDoS attack? Just start blasting heavy metal music? Or just brick every device?

It's pretty wild what the devs have done here. I can excuse executing commands as root from a file on the SD card. It's not exactly safe or smart but it's also not the most dangerous thing to assume only people with access to the device would do that. Hardly a worry for most parents as long as you're not especially reckless. But to allow OTA root level commands to be run? That's a horrible design. At least setup a user that can only execute a few pre-designed scripts. Don't just give them carte blanch to run havoc on your hardware.

Just another reminder that every wifi enabled device is likely a ticking timebomb. Especially low quality devices meant for kids. Baby monitors, speakers, etc. have a history of being built cheaply and poorly. That's why I bought non-wifi baby monitors for my family.

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Postmortal_Pop

in reply to Captain Janeway • 7 mesi fa • •

Honestly, of I had the money and time I'd absolutely buy the domain and turn an entire product line into a kids friendly pirate radio network.

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