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“We’ll Smash the Fucking Window Out and Drag Him Out”


cross-posted from: lemmy.ml/post/34081165

by Nicole Foy and McKenzie Funk
July 31, 2025



“We’ll Smash the Fucking Window Out and Drag Him Out”


by Nicole Foy and McKenzie Funk
July 31, 2025




“We’ll Smash the Fucking Window Out and Drag Him Out”


cross-posted from: lemmy.ml/post/34081165

by Nicole Foy and McKenzie Funk
July 31, 2025



“We’ll Smash the Fucking Window Out and Drag Him Out”


by Nicole Foy and McKenzie Funk
July 31, 2025


#USA


“We’ll Smash the Fucking Window Out and Drag Him Out”


by Nicole Foy and McKenzie Funk
July 31, 2025
#USA


British surgeon: Gaza children sleep on salt water amid medieval-level starvation


GAZA, August 2, 2025 (WAFA) – British surgeon Graeme Groom, who returned from a volunteer mission in the Gaza Strip, which is facing Israeli genocide and starvation, said that children there are "trying to sleep with stomachs full of water and salt," amid a "man-made" humanitarian crisis he described as "barbaric, harking back to the Middle Ages."

Groom referred to "shocking scenes he witnessed while working with a volunteer medical team" in Gaza, where Palestinians are suffering from famine and malnutrition, which have caused the deaths of dozens of infants and the deterioration of the condition of wounded civilians.



Donor List Suggests Scale of Trump’s Pay-for-Access Operation


The degree to which this dynamic has benefited Mr. Trump, his donors and their lobbyists — while shutting out regular people seeking assistance from their government — was laid bare in MAGA Inc.’s financial report. The group, which can accept unlimited donations, raised an astounding $177 million in the first half of the year. That was nearly twice as much as the amount raised during the same period by the Republican National Committee, which is subject to contribution limits.

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/08/02/us/politics/donor-list-suggests-scale-of-trumps-pay-for-access-operation.html

#USA


🐝 Billionaire Dies After Swallowing a Bee During Polo Match


Missed This One. Prince William's Friend. Can We Take A Moment To Thank The Bee For His Sacrifice? 🐝


Russian man, 88, dies after homemade helicopter falls apart on takeoff


An 88-year-old Russian man, who gained local fame for building his own aircraft, has died after attempting to take off in a homemade helicopter.

The man, a resident of the Omutninsky district of western Russia’s Kirov Region, attempted the flight in the self-built aircraft on Thursday, the Volga Region Transport Prosecutor’s Office said in a news release Friday.

However, the helicopter self-destructed during take-off, it added.

The aircraft failed to lift off and, instead, “during engine startup, while still on the ground and as the engine power was building, the main rotor blades detached. This caused injuries to the pilot, born in 1937,” the district emergency services told Russian state-owned news agency RIA Novosti on Friday.

https://edition.cnn.com/2025/08/01/europe/russian-man-dies-homemade-helicopter-intl-scli

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Ukraine says it uncovers major drone procurement corruption scheme | CNN


Ukraine’s anti-corruption bodies said on Saturday they had uncovered a major graft scheme that procured military drones and signal jamming systems at inflated prices, two days after the agencies’ independence was restored following major protests.

The independence of Ukraine’s anti-graft investigators and prosecutors, NABU and SAPO, was reinstated by parliament on Thursday after a move to take it away resulted in the country’s biggest demonstrations since Russia’s invasion in 2022.

In a statement published by both agencies on social media, NABU and SAPO said they had caught a sitting lawmaker, two local officials and an unspecified number of national guard personnel taking bribes. None of them were identified in the statement.

“The essence of the scheme was to conclude state contracts with supplier companies at deliberately inflated prices,” it said, adding that the offenders had received kickbacks of up to 30% of a contract’s cost. Four people had been arrested.

https://edition.cnn.com/2025/08/02/europe/ukraine-corruption-drone-scheme-latam-intl



Hamas vows not to lay down arms after Witkoff reportedly says it’s ready to demilitarize


Hamas on Saturday said it would not disarm “as long as the occupation exists,” denying reported remarks to the contrary by US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and blasting him for visiting an aid site run by the controversial, US- and Israel-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation.

In a statement, Hamas vowed to continue its violent struggle, saying its right to do so was guaranteed by international law until Palestinians’ “national rights” were realized, “foremost among them… the establishment of an independent Palestinian state with full sovereignty and Jerusalem as its capital.”

https://www.timesofisrael.com/hamas-vows-not-to-lay-down-arms-after-witkoff-reportedly-says-its-ready-to-demilitarize/

in reply to geneva_convenience

Ah yes, thank you Times of Israel for your unbiased and fair look into the thoughts of the people fighting against complete eradication by the hands of the country you are propagandists for.
in reply to geneva_convenience

The Zionists should lay down their arms. They are a militaristic colony of genocidal terrorists.
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What are "points"?


I noticed on a comment that I got 3 "points". Is it like upvotes?
in reply to july

There is an option in your settings so you don't see upvotes or downvotes.

None of these imaginary points matter.

(Lemmy is rad)

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in reply to UltraGiGaGigantic

To be honest I find myself sometimes skipping comments which are down-voted to oblivion on other platforms.. 🤐. It doesn't help that the down voted comment also gets hidden. Sometimes they are rightfully down voted but other times the mass opinion is against OP's message which doesn't mean OP is necessarily wrong.
Do upvotes even matter? They are just indicators of good/bad but that doesn't prove anything. It's up to the perceiver to declare.




German police expands use of Palantir surveillance software




Nazis murdered my family in the Holocaust. Now Germany is punishing me for protesting Israel’s genocide in Gaza.





BBC: Israeli forces in Gaza shot at least 100 Palestinian children in head or chest


A BBC investigation into Israeli forces' attacks on Palestinian children has revealed shocking details on the targeting of minors in Gaza.

Of the 168 cases the BBC compiled of Palestinian children shot in Gaza, 95 were shot either in the head or chest.

Out of the 95 cases, over two-thirds were under the age of 12.

https://www.newarab.com/news/israeli-forces-shot-least-100-gaza-children-head-or-chest

in reply to Heyting

The starvation is two years old. With Netanyahu and Gallant personally announcing it and getting an ICC arrest warrant for it. Yet you'd think it started last month with how Western media is covering it.



GNOME AI Virtual Assistant "Newelle" Reaches Version 1.0 Milestone


in reply to VITecNet

For some reason, these local LLMS are straight up stupid. I tried deepseek R1 through ollama and it was straight up stupid and gave everything wrong. Anyone got the same results? I did the 7b and 14b (if I remember these numbers correctly), 32 straight up didn't install because I didn't have enough RAM.
in reply to DonutsRMeh

Did you use a heavily quantized version? Those models are much smaller than the state of the art ones to begin with, and if you chop their weights from float16 to float2 or something it reduces their capabilities a lot more
in reply to DonutsRMeh

I've had good experience with smollm2:135m. The test case I used was determining why an HTTP request from one system was not received by another system. In total, there are 10 DB tables it must examine not only for logging but for configuration to understand if/how the request should be processed or blocked. Some of those were mapping tables designed such that table B must be used to join table A to table C, table D must be used to join table C to table E. Therefore I have a path to traverse a complete configuration set (table A <-> table E).

I had to describe each field being pulled (~150 fields total), but it was able to determine the correct reason for the request failure.
The only issue I've had was a separate incident using a different LLM when I tried to use AI to generate golang template code for a database library I was wanting to use.
It didn't use it and recommended a different library.
When instructed that it must use this specific library, it refused (politely).
That caught me off-guard. I shouldn't have to create a scenario where the AI goes to jail if it fails to use something.
I should just have to provide the instruction and, if that instruction is reasonable, await output.

in reply to DonutsRMeh

The performance is relative to the user. Could it be that you're a god damned genius? :/
in reply to DonutsRMeh

I had more success with Qwen3 14b/8b,But it still does small mistakes(like for me I asked It to compare Gstreamer and ffmpeg it got the licensing wrong)
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in reply to VITecNet

From the title I thought Gnome foundation made a Ai Client for a sec, Until I read the article.
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Israeli luxury hotel project partnering with Leonardo DiCaprio gains approval


A luxury hotel project spearheaded by Israeli real-estate firm Hagag Group, in partnership with Hollywood star Leonardo DiCaprio, received final construction approval for the Herzliya Marina on Sunday.

Led by Hagag Marina Herzliya Ltd., a subsidiary of the Hagag Group, the project will feature approximately 365 hotel rooms across two buildings, with a central swimming pool.

The complex will also include a conference center, luxury restaurant and commercial spaces, designed by the architectural firm Ranni Ziss Architects. A standout feature is a yacht marina with direct access to the hotel.

#News


in reply to crankyrebel

As someone with a career in manufacturing who lived in the rust belt most of my life: I knew I was fucked financially each time Trump won, even without the needing to move to avoid hostile laws. What American manufacturing needs is affordable housing, reasonable trade, subsidies to start, and to accept that thr future of american manufacturing is high tech manufacturing that relies on our high numbers of engineers and our skilled tradespeople. Well paid, unskilled manufacturing jobs aren't coming back, but sensible forward thinking policies can ensure we have plenty of jobs designing, building, operating, and maintaining advanced and modern manufacturing systems.

Also the fact that our currency is highly valued isnt the best strategy for manufacturing, but it's an excellent strategy for other industries like finance and provides us a powerful ability to purchase foreign goods.

in reply to captainlezbian

To shift to manufacturing america needs to move to machine manufacturing and not just goods manufacturing since they are already being done very well in china, american labour cannot compete with china for cheap items the Chinese are just too good. But when it comes to advanced stuff like cars, solar panels, machineries etc that's where USA needs to work on.


Podolyaka: Trump struck the stock exchanges with nuclear submarines — and nothing more




Turkey has launched the supply of Azerbaijani gas to Syria, – TRT Haber


in reply to jackeroni

not often talked about is the illegal Turkish occupation and effective annexation of Northern Syria.. This is basically Turkey and other comprador states seizing the $$$ opportunity in the midst of sanctions against Russia and Iran from the West while also muzzling Syria and putting it on an economic leash, so to speak.

more details on this in particular that I found insightful: turkey.news-pravda.com/en/worl…

what's funny/sad is that Syria's effectively a comprador state, the West finally got what they wanted and despite this, sanctions haven't vanished. So they rely on scraps like these.

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After Ukraine, is this country the West’s next project?





two PMOS installs with LUKS


So I'm trying to setup peppermint os , I have two disks and I want them both to have full disk encryption. After a couple of reinstalls using different approaches, searches and llm questions , still can't get it to work.

First boot gets to encryption of SDA (I believe) , then to grub menu and I'm able to load the first one.
Managed to get new entries but then I get: server error you need to load the kernel first.

I believe both installs are fine and that it is a LUKS thing. UEFI, disabled secure boot.

Sda1 EFI
Sda2 root

Sdb1 EFI
Sdb2 root

Maybe EFI should only be on one of them?

in reply to hankthetankie [none/use name]

Have you tried asking on the Peppermint forums? People there might be more familiar with the specifics of the distro.





in reply to crankyrebel

Better to get upset about a stupid ballroom than any other, more damning issue in the current news cycle that the current administration might prefer you forgot about...
in reply to crankyrebel

So, I've been going through making profiles for everybody, starting with Jeffrey Epstein, and generating a new, connected note when I see new information (Obsidian). I'm running with the hypothesis and framework that "The Establishment" is a real criminal enterprise. What I've found seems to be five branches, ranging from finance to intelligence, all interconnected. Two prevalent philosophies beyond greed and power: Christen Zionism and Transhumanism. Basically, it is a big coherent effort by lots of individuals and agencies with like goals. Trump, I call the disruptor. Basically, Trump seems to be so full of himself that he thinks he can take on the system AND be a dictator, from what I've gathered (189 profiles, including individuals, agencies, events, timeline, doctrines)
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Police in German state to use controversial software by Palantir | dpa international


cross-posted from: lemmy.zip/post/45358033

Police in the south-western German state of Baden-Württemberg are to be allowed to use the analysis software from US firm Palantir, which is controversial among data protection advocates

The software was specifically developed for security agencies and is used by intelligence services, the military and police.

Palantir was founded in 2003 in the United States, notably by tech billionaire Peter Thiel. He is known for his libertarian and conservative positions, his closeness to US President Donald Trump and his criticism of liberal democracies.


in reply to schizoidman

I guess they’d argue that none of those pesky little data protection laws apply to competent authorities like the police and they’re probably justifying it with the criminal prosecution clause.

Great.

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in reply to 0xtero

Exactly. Only small businesses and individuals have to honour the GDPR, not them.
in reply to schizoidman

Germany has been one of the biggest supporters of the genocide, they’re cracking down on minor dissent, they’re targeting minorities (including anti-Zionist Jews specifically). The Nazis are controlling Germany again.
in reply to surph_ninja

Sadly they always have been. USSR shouldn't have stopped at Berlin.
in reply to surph_ninja

I'll just throw in the mandatory 'always on the wrong side of history' cliché.
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in reply to surph_ninja

Is it because they’re ashamed of their past they now fully encourage Israel?
in reply to july

No. It’s that the Nazis never really left power. They simply ruled under US supervision. And the Nazis always cooperated with the Zionist project.



I stand with Israel


Whether or not an ethnostate is good depends on the ethnicity of the people of the ethnostate.

(/s, it is POV of a racist)

in reply to YappyMonotheist

The American civil war was about states rights (states right to white supremacy)

Our new government['s]...foundations are laid, its cornerstone rests upon the great truth, that the negro is not equal to the white man; that slavery—subordination to the superior race—is his natural and normal condition. This, our new government, is the first, in the history of the world, based upon this great physical, philosophical, and moral truth.
in reply to skaarl

Even dumb and murderous racists have gone downhill in the US, lol. These ones at least seem literate!
in reply to skaarl

States rights people hate it when pointing out slavery was enshrined in the state constitutions as a requirement for being part of the confederacy.

Or when showing the south was pushing the north to ignore their states rights by forcing them to only follow southern slavery laws

in reply to skaarl

this is rather dumb considering Israel is more ethnically diverse than any of it's neighbors

73.2% (about 7,208,000 people) are Jews, including about 503,000 living outside the self-defined borders of the State of Israel in the West Bank
21.1% (around 2,080,000 people) are Israeli citizens classified as Arab, some identifying as Palestinian, and including Druze, Circassians, all other Muslims, Christian Arabs, Armenians (which Israel considers "Arab")
[2] An additional 5.7% (roughly 554,000 people) are classified as "others". This diverse group comprises those with Jewish ancestry but not recognized as Jewish by religious law, non-Jewish family members of Jewish immigrants, Christians other than Arabs and Armenians, and residents without a distinct ethnic or religious categorization.[2][1]


en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demogr…

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in reply to peregrin5

In a 2012 ruling by the Supreme Court on the issue, some of the judges on the panel discussed demography, and were inclined to accept that demography is a legitimate consideration in devising family reunification policies that violate the right to family life.

Those in favor of the law say the law not only limits the possibility of the entrance of terrorists into Israel, but, as Ze'ev Boim asserts, allows Israel "to maintain the state's democratic nature, but also its Jewish nature" (i. e., its Jewish demographic majority).

in reply to peregrin5

more ethnically diverse
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in reply to peregrin5

Israel sterilized Ethiopian Jews without their consent stfu cracker.
in reply to peregrin5

The whites need the others to do all the hard work. Can't have a fascist settler colonial project without exploiting the natives. The ones that haven't been murdered in the genocide yet, of course.
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in reply to woodenghost [comrade/them]

They need comprador tokens for PR brownie points to convince the libs of the diversity lie too
in reply to peregrin5

Ethnically diverse? Motherfucker, they're all kinds of WHITE EUROPEANS. It occupies Palestine with that in mind, using religion to hide behind it and justify it.

The other 30 percent were either kidnapped children from various operations (with the help of the West) that grew up to be dogs of the Euroanglo-zionazis and become Zionazis themselves or straight up opportunist compradors from all around the world. Oh and to top it off, they sterilize them no matter how much they try to be a good dog, because they're not white enough.

That's not diversity, that's a settler-colonial ethnostate playing population control, trying to get just enough brown to justify their occupation to the public, but not too much to maintain Pan-Europa whiteness.

in reply to peregrin5

And everybody has the same rights there? Or are some higher than others???
in reply to peregrin5

considering Israel is more ethnically diverse


Apartheid South Africa was ethnically diverse...... Still an ethno-state.

Ethno-states aren't defined as lacking diversity, they are defined by an ethnic creating and maintaining a dominant hierarchy of that diversity.

in reply to TranscendentalEmpire

not disagreeing but want to point out by that definition America is an ethnostate. Which again I'm not disagreeing with.
in reply to peregrin5

For the vast majority of its history absolutely. It wasn't until the civil rights movement where that was even somewhat debatable.
in reply to peregrin5

I don't know why you're getting down voted. It's just a historical fact.
in reply to Saymaz

It's because he's attempting to utilize the fact that America was and potentially still is an ethno-state to lessen the culpability of the Israeli ethno-state.

While modern America uses systemic racism to establish an ethnic hierarchy, unlike Israel it doesn't expressly by law prohibit the movement or upward mobility of different ethnicities. Even if it did, that fact would not lessen the culpability of another state doing the same.

Context and nuance is important.

in reply to TranscendentalEmpire

I thought they were just agreeing on the fact that the USA is also an ethno-state that was founded on genocide.
in reply to Saymaz

They were, but when evaluated against their original claim its pretty apparent they were doing it to establish a whataboutism.
in reply to peregrin5

by that definition America is an ethnostate.


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in reply to ShinkanTrain

what do you think white Republicans and project 2025 are doing hunty?
in reply to peregrin5

as well as most of the democrats and their refusal to enact the equal rights amendment.
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in reply to peregrin5

it started inthe 70's and passed all the ratification hurdles in 2020; that's how long people have been trying to push for it and proves how little things change within the american system.

in typical democrat fashion, biden made much ado about ratifying it, but without supporting it against the technical hangups so that it would die on its own and doing so paved the way for project 2025.

in reply to eldavi

i doubt it would have made it past the republican owned Congress that Biden experienced during his tenure. has very little to do with lack of Democrat support. this just smells like anti-Democrat whataboutism to me.
in reply to peregrin5

democrats had majority control of the house, senate and presidency in 2020; there was nothing stopping them from pushing this through.
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in reply to eldavi

looking at the history it looks like in 2020 democrats were trying to push this through but via a state ratification process. keep in mind dems only had congress for two years and there were other things they were trying to get done such as ACA. reading through the history though it seems everytime it is put forward or progress is made toward it, it is being pushed forward by democrats. what are you bitching about now? that biden didnt dictator it in like Trump does? why do types like you only ever bitch about dems and not repubs? how much is putin paying you? or is he just holding your family in front of a window?
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in reply to peregrin5

the democrats kept control of the house for the entirety of biden's tenure as president while they had control of the senate for half of it and the aca fell apart anyways despite the democrats having a majority .... again.

no one expects the republicans to follow through on welfare programs, so it's silly to hold them to account on it on something like the equal rights amendment; the democrats do claim to care and that's why we expect progress from them.

in reply to eldavi

it's silly to expect basic humanity from Republicans so you bitch about democrats having basic humanity but not doing enough (in your opinion). lol ok then.
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in reply to peregrin5

why would anyone complain about something they're not expecting?
in reply to eldavi

maybe your expectations for Republicans are too low

i almost forgot why i had instance blocked .ml on my lemm.ee account and neglected to do so on my piefed account. my bad. i keep getting reminded what a waste of time it is to talk to tankie chuds.

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in reply to zero

Good job Mr president. Now you've helped Russia with a few things.

  1. If they know where the sub's are, they now know if you lie or tell the truth about the sub's.
  2. If they didn't know where the sub's are, they now know where they probably weren't, and where they may be going
  3. In either case, they know you've fucked with their patrol routes, which may give them yet another advantage with finding them; or seeing how you influence their routes



How can ufw do me like that?


EDIT: Thanks for the help guys!

Something strange happened just now, im trying to figure out how exactly did it happen. On my server I was suddely able to bypass my VPN! I looked around what did happened and found that my VPN service had sent me an email that my subscription expired. What is strange is that I have ufw rules like

To                         Action      From

[VPN server]               ALLOW OUT   Anywhere                  
Anywhere                   ALLOW OUT   Anywhere on tun0

So it should be not allowed to access the internet outside of tun0. Why exactly did it happen? Does the VPN service change iptables or something? Any ideas? I was able to ping, wget, even surf on w3m. The thing is that when I rebooted the server, nothing could connect outside the tunnel, as it should be. Here is the whole ufw table.
Status: active
Logging: on (low)
Default: deny (incoming), deny (outgoing), disabled (routed)
New profiles: skip

To                         Action      From
--                         ------      ----
22/tcp                     ALLOW IN    192.168.1.0/24            
53                         ALLOW IN    192.168.1.0/24            
80                         ALLOW IN    192.168.1.0/24            
9091                       ALLOW IN    192.168.1.0/24              # Transmission
2049                       ALLOW IN    192.168.1.0/24              # nfs

[VPN server]               ALLOW OUT   Anywhere                  
Anywhere                   ALLOW OUT   Anywhere on tun0          
192.168.2.77 22            ALLOW OUT   Anywhere                  
2049                       ALLOW OUT   Anywhere                   # nfs

So how in the world did my VPN company do something to bypass my ufw??? Or was it something else completely?

TIA

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in reply to blobjim [he/him]

curl ifconfig.me shows my ip address and I have full rawdog access to the internet lol