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Any option to display upvotes and downvoted separately?

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There is not. You have to hover over the number.

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very inconvenient on mobile

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On mobile you can use Voyager. It shows them separately.

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Yup. I'm using piefed on the voyager app and I have the votes displayed separately right now. But you have to enable that option in settings as the default is "total" not "separately".

I use the web version of the voyager app but they have the actual app in most app stores.

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It used to be that way when I first joined piefed, I was a bit bummed out when it was changed

Ex-special counsel John Durham undercut case against James Comey in interview with prosecutors: Sources

As special counsel, Durham investigated the origins of the FBI's Russia probe.

^{Katherine Faulders (ABC News)}

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Iran says Cairo agreement for cooperation with IAEA ‘no longer valid’ after sanctions reimposed

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Sunday that a Cairo agreement for cooperation with the UN nuclear watchdog “is no longer valid” after the imposition of snapback sanctions by Western countries, Anadolu reports.

“The three European countries thought they could achieve results through the snapback mechanism, but that tool was ineffective and only made diplomacy more complicated,” the state news agency IRNA quoted Araghchi as saying after meeting foreign ambassadors and diplomats accredited to Tehran.

https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/20251005-iran-says-cairo-agreement-for-cooperation-with-iaea-no-longer-valid-after-sanctions-reimposed/

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Hamas denies reports of agreeing to weapons surrender under international supervision, warns against false news

The Islamic Resistance Movement, Hamas, has issued an official statement firmly denying media reports, particularly by Al Arabiya Al Hadath, claiming that the movement had agreed to gradually hand over its weapons under international supervision. In its official statement, Hamas said: “The movement confirms that there is no truth to what was reported by Al Arabiya Al Hadath and some other media outlets, quoting a so-called source within the movement, regarding the course of ceasefire negotiations.”

The statement added: “The movement stresses that spreading such misleading news aims to distort facts and create confusion among the public.” Hamas described these reports as “baseless allegations” and strongly rejected them. The movement also called on media outlets to “adhere to professionalism and objectivity, and avoid relying on anonymous or unreliable sources,” stressing that “accurate and official statements are issued only through the movement’s official platforms.”

https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/20251006-hamas-denies-reports-of-agreeing-to-weapons-surrender-under-international-supervision-warns-against-false-news/

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Islamophobia is the new global currency of power

There is no more honest way to describe the world we live in than this: Islamophobia has become the new global currency of power. It is traded in the speeches of politicians, exchanged in the deals of diplomats, printed in the pages of media, and laundered through the language of security and counterterrorism. It buys impunity for genocide, secures legitimacy for authoritarian leaders, and bankrolls new markets of surveillance and control. The Gaza genocide has torn away whatever illusions were left: the blood of Muslims is not just cheap; it is expendable capital in the economy of global powers.

The Gaza genocide is not an isolated catastrophe; it is the center of a global pattern. From the internment of Uyghur Muslims in Xinjiang’s camps to the expulsion of the Rohingya from Myanmar, from the headscarves torn off French Muslim girls in the name of secularism to the US “Muslim ban” dressed in the language of national security, the same logic is at work. Islamophobia is the shared language of power between democracies and dictatorships, between so-called secular republics and openly ethno-nationalist states. It allows brutality to pass as order, apartheid to pass as security, and genocide to pass as policy.

Nowhere is this more visible outside Palestine than in India, where 200 million Muslims are being pushed to the edge of extermination by the RSS-BJP regime. Under Narendra Modi, Islamophobia has been weaponised not as fringe hate but as state ideology. Laws like the Citizenship Amendment Act and the proposed National Register of Citizens have created a framework where Muslims can be rendered stateless in their own homeland. Pogroms in Delhi, lynchings over beef, bulldozers demolishing Muslim homes, and open calls for genocide from Hindutva leaders are not accidents but steps in a carefully scripted project. This project is nourished by propaganda techniques borrowed directly from Zionism: Palestinians are framed as “terrorists” the way Indian Muslims are framed as “jihadis” or “Bangladeshi infiltrators”; Gaza’s resistance is criminalised the same way Indian Muslims’ protests are portrayed as sedition. Both Zionism and Hindutva work by criminalising Muslim existence itself — and both find eager allies in Western capitals that profit from these performances of “civilisational defence.”

https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/20251006-islamophobia-is-the-new-global-currency-of-power/

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queermunist she/her

in reply to geneva_convenience • 3 settimane fa • •

This is nothing new. One of the reasons Columbus was trying to find Western passage to Asia was to launch another crusade; finance it by opening Western trade routes and to strategically coordinate it by giving invaders a Western corridor to the holy land. Killing Muslims and eradicating Islam is basically the foundation of Western civilization and modernity.

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Forester

in reply to queermunist she/her • 3 settimane fa • •

Be careful with statements like that because one could just as easily reverse them. Especially when Islam is six centuries younger than Christianity. I would like you to consider for a fact that The holy Land has been conquered many times by many different people because it is important to Judaism, Christianity and Islam.

al-Futūḥāt al-ʾIslāmiyya (the Islamic conquests). Is what kicked off that whole back and forth power struggle.

Islamic Conquests (approx. 622-900 CE)
610 CE: Muhammad begins receiving his first revelations on Mount Hira.
622 CE: Muhammad's arrival in Medina marks the beginning of the Islamic calendar and the first Muslim city-state.
629/630 CE: Mecca is conquered by the burgeoning Muslim forces.
632-661 CE (Rashidun Caliphate): The early successors of Muhammad lead rapid expansion into Byzantine and Sasanian territories.
711 CE: Muslim forces begin their conquest of the Iberian Peninsula (modern Spain and Portugal).
By 900 CE: Muslim armies had conquered vast territories in North Africa, the Middle East, parts of Europe, Central Asia, and the Indian subcontinent.
The Crusades (approx. 1095-1303 CE)
1095-1099: The First Crusade is called by Pope Urban II and results in the capture of Jerusalem.
1099: The Kingdom of Jerusalem is established by the Crusaders.
1144: The Crusader state of Edessa is captured by the Muslim leader Imad ad-Din Zangi, prompting the Second Crusade.
1187: Saladin, the Muslim leader, recaptures Jerusalem.
1189-1192: The Third Crusade, led by Richard the Lionheart and others, fails to retake Jerusalem but secures pilgrimage access.
1202-1204: The Fourth Crusade diverts to sack the Christian city of Constantinople.
1291 CE: The Fall of Acre to the Mamluks marks the final expulsion of the Crusaders from the Holy Land, though the last major Crusades continued into the late 13th century.

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queermunist she/her

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Be careful with statements like that because one could just as easily reverse them.

I have no idea what you're trying to say?

My statement is that Western civilization grew out of the crusades, the reason Europe pretends to be a different continent from the rest of Asia. Its the foundation for the Doctrine of Discovery, for Manifest Destiny, for Orientalism and the whole colonial period. It's what created the West as a sociopolitical force in history.

You can't reverse it without reversing history. You'd have to let the Caliphate be the ones that conquered the Americas to actually create the reverse situation.

The Fall of Acre to the Mamluks marks the final expulsion of the Crusaders from the Holy Land, though the last major Crusades continued into the late 13th century.

Yes, and Columbus wanted to start another Crusade by opening a Western passage to Asia. The fact that he ran into another continent is the only reason he didn't try to take back Jerusalem.

But they never stopped! The Europeans took back Jerusalem when they defeated the Ottomans in WW1, then in the 1940s they established Israel as a new crusader state with the stroke of a pen. Instead of Christendom we have Judeochristian values, but there's a clear continuity.

The point is, the OP is not describing anything new. This is all part of the precession of history, the same historical forces that created the West are still in play today.

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Forester

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Not astounded at all that you completely missed the point.

Maybe I can spell it out a little bit clearer. I'm saying that Christianity and Islam have been in a power struggle for over 1400 years. It is ridiculous to say that Western Civilization was forged in these events and to not also realize that Middle Eastern civilization was forged by the same events that impacted both civilizations.

I'm excusing neither I'm holding both accountable. Both committed atrocities upon the other in the name of their flavor of God.

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queermunist she/her

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Obviously Eastern civilization was also shaped by the crusades? I'm just describing the historical forces that lead us to this point and pointing out that Islamophobia isn't the "new global currency of power" as claimed by the OP. It's as old as the West as a sociopolitical force of history.

In different historical conditions where the Caliphate conquered the Americas instead of Christendom the exact opposite would have happened, maybe Europe would have been colonized by Asia, but that's not the world we live in.

But now the Caliphate and the Ottomans are gone. The West conquered the world and colonized the East, so hatred of Islam has become normalized by the hegemon because the West rules the world. But it's not new.

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This hypothesis of Columbus trying to finance a crusade is heavily contested, to put it mildly.

I think it is trying to frame conflicts as part of a struggle between entities you see in the modern world. Pre-nation-state Europe was waaaayyyyy more divided than united. The entire east vs. West or even Muslim vs. Christianity narrative is accurate in modern times, but pre Napoleon it falls flat.

France had historically seen the ottomans as a preferable partner to England, religion be damned. When the ottomans conquered the Balkans, many Christians even fought on their side. The Austrian slur for Hungarians, Krüzitürken - cross bearing Turks -, reflects that.

Even the now infamous Reconquista wasnt as much of a fight between Islam and Christianity, as it was a power struggle between rulers that sometimes used Religion as a back drop. But alliances and marriages between these ruling families also crossed sectarian borders. The reframing of the Reconquista is a narrative used by Nationalists and not an accurate description of the history of the nebulous West.

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Forester

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Far too many people think that the political reality of the last 200 years extends back 2000

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Nowhere is this more visible outside Palestine than in India, where 200 million Muslims are being pushed to the edge of extermination by the RSS-BJP regime. Under Narendra Modi, Islamophobia has been weaponised not as fringe hate but as state ideology.

I can’t speak for other parts of the world but I can for the Indian subcontinent.

I’m an atheist, and personally, I try not to judge anyone based on their religion — it generally works well, especially with upper and upper middle class communities. From my experience, upper class Muslims are usually integrated into society and not involved in shady activities.

I also don’t agree with government policies that discriminate against people based on religion like requiring proof of ancestry after Independence because such policies are unjust and target citizens unfairly.

That said, I do have concerns about certain practices in some lower income communities in India. Poverty, limited education and social isolation can make people more vulnerable to radical messaging. Madrasas (which btw are even attended by children younger than teenagers) teach extreme ideas, like framing conversion as a duty or promoting a black and white worldview. In rare cases, this can lead some individuals to embrace jihadist ideology or commit illegal acts in the name of religion. Social media can further amplify these messages. While most Muslims are peaceful, certain forms of radicalisation especially among vulnerable Islamic populations can be more organised and aggressive compared to similar movements in other major religions.

So even the propaganda by our right wing government is exaggerated, it does have some truth to it. It can be solved by eliminating all religious education in pre-teen ages and criminalising parents for forcing that type of education on children.

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the world would be better if we were all humble atheists

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I'm not gonna engage in whataboutism and talk about the criminalization of other people's existence as well in places Muslims are majority, and this in no way excuses Zionist crimes against humanity, I just gonna say be pro-arab, pro-persian, pro-turk, pro-people, and fuck religions.
I saw this popular community here Leopards Ate My Face, well, good luck standing for religions that are against you. Defend people, not religions.

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Atheism is seen as a virtue when it is used against Christianity, but when used against Muslims it is Islamaphobia.

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geneva_convenience

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It depends how it is used. There's Christians being slaughtered by Atheist Zionists as well.

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Ultraword

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I agree, this is also a major problem

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Blue states should come together to declare an emergency. Here’s how | Thomas Geoghegan

Blue states should come together to declare an emergency. Here’s how

States opposed to Trump can create a compact – a new prototype for American government – even if it’s perceived as political theater

^{Guardian staff reporter (The Guardian)}

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In Amsterdam, 250,000 call on government to get tough on Israel

An estimated 250,000 people took part in a massive protest in Amsterdam on Sunday, calling on the Dutch government to take a firmer stance against Israel and to help end the genocidal violence in Gaza.

Demonstrators, many wearing something red to illustrate the “red line” they say the Dutch government has crossed by its lack of action, packed into the Museumplein and its surrounding streets.

In Amsterdam, 250,000 call on government to get tough on Israel - DutchNews.nl

^{Robin Pascoe (DutchNews.nl)}

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Dessalines via Announcements

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Lemmy Development Update September 2025

It's been a busy month, with a lot of work to add new features to lemmy-ui which were already added to the Lemmy backend before. There were also a lot of bug fixes for the development version. We are gradually getting closer to a 1.0 release.

While the API changes for 1.0 are mostly finalized, we still have many more lemmy-ui 1.0 tasks to complete.

Some of the major additions:

Simplified lemmy-ui development.
Audio file support in lemmy-ui.
Added comment locking (which also locks children). Thanks to @flamingos-cant)
Post time filtering, with a smart dropdown.
Added ability to block all users from an instance (separate from blocking all communities)
Added ability to make a note for a person, and view the vote totals you've given to them.
Fixed remote RSS feeds.
Added ability to do actions on report items, from the reports page.

::: spoiler Full list of changes by user

salif

Fix data URL syntax in webmanifest

Meri-Dax

Saving video width and height alongside embed_video_url

flamingos-cant

MV-GH

dessalines

Nutomic

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Or see the full list of changes at the links below:

An open source project the size of Lemmy needs constant work to manage the project, implement new features and fix bugs. Dessalines and Nutomic work full-time on these tasks and more. As there is no advertising or tracking, all of our work is funded through donations. Even so there is barely enough time in the day, and no time for a second job. The only available option are user donations. To keep it viable donations need to reach a minimum of 5000€ per month, resulting in a modest salary of 2500€ per developer. If that goal is reached we can stop worrying about money, and fully focus on improving the software for the benefit of all users and instances. We especially rely on recurring donations to secure the long-term development and make Lemmy the best it can be.

Donate

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The official web app for lemmy. Contribute to LemmyNet/lemmy-ui development by creating an account on GitHub.

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2025-09-18 08:09:23

Easier Development on lemmy-ui

Until now it has been very complicated to work on the official Lemmy frontend, as you had to set up an entire local Lemmy stack with Postgres database and Rust backend built from source. Now there is a much easier way, as lemmy-ui can directly connect to a remote production or test instance.
To get started you need to have git and pnpm installed. Then run:
# for development branch (1.0):
git clone https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui --recursive
# for stable branch (0.19):
git clone https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui --recursive -b release/v0.19

# then:
cd lemmy-ui
pnpm install
LEMMY_UI_BACKEND_REMOTE=enterprise.lemmy.ml pnpm dev
Alternatively you can use ./scripts/test.sh. Finally open http://0.0.0.0:1234/ in your browser. You can replace the value for LEMMY_UI_BACKEND_REMOTE with any production instance. The local lemmy-ui connects to that instance for all API calls, so you will see the same content. All actions work as usual including login, voting, posting etc.
Note, due to breaking changes in the development version, you may need to switch branches. main is for the new 1.0 version and all new feature development is happening there. With this you can connect to the test instance voyager.lemmy.ml. release/v0.19 is the stable branch, with it you can connect to enterprise.lemmy.ml, or existing production instances. Only bug fixes should be made there.
Hopefully this will encourage some of you to contribute to lemmy-ui. If you have any experience with web development it will be easy get started.

Installation | pnpm
Prerequisites
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Blisterexe

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Great release!

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teagrrl

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COMMENT LOCK? wooohoo!! 💖

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Vibe Coding Is the New Open Source—in the Worst Way Possible

https://www.wired.com/story/vibe-coding-is-the-new-open-source

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vibe coding

Dear wired: the word is Slopping. With slop.

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that word is so loaded for me - literally every time someone uses it regardless of context I remember The Godwinns theme and feel really old.

Nutomic via Lemmy

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Easier Development on lemmy-ui

Until now it has been very complicated to work on the official Lemmy frontend, as you had to set up an entire local Lemmy stack with Postgres database and Rust backend built from source. Now there is a much easier way, as lemmy-ui can directly connect to a remote production or test instance.

To get started you need to have git and pnpm installed. Then run:

# for development branch (1.0):
git clone https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui --recursive
# for stable branch (0.19):
git clone https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui --recursive -b release/v0.19

# then:
cd lemmy-ui
pnpm install
LEMMY_UI_BACKEND_REMOTE=enterprise.lemmy.ml pnpm dev

Alternatively you can use ./scripts/test.sh. Finally open http://0.0.0.0:1234/ in your browser. You can replace the value for LEMMY_UI_BACKEND_REMOTE with any production instance. The local lemmy-ui connects to that instance for all API calls, so you will see the same content. All actions work as usual including login, voting, posting etc.

Note, due to breaking changes in the development version, you may need to switch branches. main is for the new 1.0 version and all new feature development is happening there. With this you can connect to the test instance voyager.lemmy.ml. release/v0.19 is the stable branch, with it you can connect to enterprise.lemmy.ml, or existing production instances. Only bug fixes should be made there.

Hopefully this will encourage some of you to contribute to lemmy-ui. If you have any experience with web development it will be easy get started.

Installation | pnpm

Prerequisites

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Yuritopiaposadism [none/use name] via politics

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Farms are closing without workers. US border policy threatens to empty shelves. | Opinion

Every year, I stand in my family's orchards, worrying if we'll have workers to pick the 6 million pounds of apples or if they will rot on the trees.

^{Linda Pryor, The Courier-Journal (The Courier-Journal)}

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France: Mass Protests Against Spending Cuts

This leaflet produced by the GRI for the social movement of 2 October follows their previous leaflet distributed on 10 and 18 September.

^Leftcom

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Rozaŭtuno via Yuri memes

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How to talk with tall people

Source.

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Judge’s $1.5m home destroyed in huge fire as her family is rushed to hospital

Circuit court justice Diane Goodstein, who ruled against Trump administration last month, was out walking when mansion erupted into flames

South Carolina judge’s $1.5m home destroyed in huge fire as her family is rushed to hospital

^{Joe Sommerlad (The Independent)}

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Karna via Open Source

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Austria's Armed Forces Gets Rid of Microsoft Office (Mostly) for LibreOffice

The Austrian military didn't just adopt LibreOffice; they actually contributed back to it. Over five person-years of development work went into adding features they needed. Those improvements are now available to everyone using LibreOffice, which is pretty cool.

Austria's Armed Forces Gets Rid of Microsoft Office (Mostly) for LibreOffice

The Austrian military prioritizes independence over convenience.

^{Sourav Rudra (It's FOSS News)}

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drath via Linux

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[Solved] Ran fdupes -rd /home without -A, now flatpak is dead, any help?

Anyone has any ideas how to revive it? Whenever I try to run anything, I get

bwrap: Unable to open lock file /usr/.ref: No such file or directory
error: ldconfig failed, exit status 256

No logs in syslog other than an attempted launch.

Google is surprisingly unhelpful on this one. I've tried both flatpak repair and apt install --reinstall flatpak to no success. AI suggests to straight up purge flatpak entirely and start anew, but I am wary of it also taking out the app caches, logins, configs, etc, which I'd rather preserve if possible.

Distro is pop 22, btw

#linux

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drath

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Solved. Had to run flatpak remove --all followed by flatpak repair to prune caches, then re-install every app again. But configs and logins seem to remain intact.

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GenderNeutralBro

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Thanks for posting the solution!

If you happen to be using a BTRFS or XFS file system, you might want to try duperemove. It will help you reclaim usable disk space without deleting any files, by using those filesystems' built-in support for data deduplication and copy-on-write. In other words, it will make duplicate files point to the same data on disk, but still work as individual files. Files will appear and function exactly the same, and editing one copy will not change another (unlike with hard links, for example). That way it won't interfere with cases like Flatpak or Python virtual environments where you really need multiple copies of the same files.

GitHub - markfasheh/duperemove: Tools for deduping file systems

Tools for deduping file systems. Contribute to markfasheh/duperemove development by creating an account on GitHub.

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AtomHeartMagazine via Spettacoli, Cinema, Musica, Televisione, Teatro, Anime e Serie TV

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Buongiorno, mamma!, la storia vera che ha ispirato la fiction di Canale 5

La storia della famiglia Borghi raccontata in Buongiorno, mamma! nasce da una storia vera. Al centro ci sono Guido (Raoul Bova) e Anna (Maria Chiara Giannetta), una famiglia seguita nel tempo – tra passato e presente – mentre affronta la lunga malattia di lei e le sfide della crescita dei figli. Ma qual è l’ispirazione reale dietro la fiction?

LEGGI LA STORIA VERA: Buongiorno, mamma!, la storia vera che ha ispirato la fiction di Canale 5

Buongiorno, mamma!: la storia vera che ha ispirato la fiction di Canale 5

Buongiorno, mamma! è ispirata alla storia vera di Angela Moroni e del marito Nazzareno. Somiglianze e differenze tra realtà e fiction.

^{Redazione (Atom Heart Magazine)}

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wildflower via Linux

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Focusrite and ADAT on Linux

Anyone have experience using ADAT to extend their Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 (or similar devices)?

I can buy a used Focusrite Saffire PRO 40 for about 60Euro and wanted to use it to extend my Scarlett 18i20 to get a total of 16 Mic inputs, but I don't have any experience with ADAT and would prefer not to buy something that'll turn out to be a 60Euro brick.

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spex

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You shouldn't have any Linux-related issues with it, ADAT will only be used to communicate between the Scarlett and Saffire.

The only issue you might run into is clock sync: If your Scarlett is your main interface (connected to your computer), and you are running an ADAT cable from the Saffire to the Scarlett, then the Saffire won't have a clock to sync to, so you'll need to run a second cable - e.g. another ADAT, Word Clock (BNC), or something to send clock sync to the other device.

If your second device isn't synced you'll probably hear pops and cracks in the audio coming from it. And, if you absolutely can't get another cable for whatever reason, you can switch the clock master to the second device in your DAW or on the device itself.

Basically, what tasankovasara said, but with a few more details, mostly to underline how important clock sync is. And my experience is the same as theirs - a cable for sound, a cable for clock and it just works.

Also, if you go into a store and ask for ADAT cables and they look at you like you're from the moon, they're also called Optical Cables.

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wildflower

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Thanks, I assume that the cable I use for transferring from DAT to pc can be used for this as well.

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nocteb

in reply to wildflower • 3 settimane fa • •

Yes, the Scarlett will just sync itself to the external adat signal. It's the only option anyway because the Scarlett lacks clock inputs and has no adat output the external device could sync to.

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wildflower

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? My Scarlett have a world-clock BNC and optical I/O (sorry for the potato quality)

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bridgeenjoyer

in reply to spex • 3 settimane fa • •

You can sync over adat. And for some people it's fine. But I would never trust it for high stakes recording. Digital pops and clicks and smearing SUCK.

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bridgeenjoyer

in reply to wildflower • 3 settimane fa • •

I have basically this setup. Word of warning, use bnc word clock. Don't trust adat word clock. I dont care if people say it works fine, its way too risky and plenty of good interfaces have wordclock, if it doesn't, its not worth getting.

Also, adat cables suck ass and are highly fragile. If you dick around behind your stuff and it gets jostled a lot, watch out for problems. If you set and forget and keep the dust off your equipment theyre generally fine.

I learned this from years of real world experience!

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schizoidman via Europe

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Police to get broader powers to crack down on repeated protests

Officers will be able to tell organisers to move demonstrations if protests have caused "repeated disorder".

^{Doug Faulkner (BBC News)}

#europe

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Kami

in reply to schizoidman • 3 settimane fa • •

Conditions to freedom.

Sounds like a bad thing.

xiao yun via Global News

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French PM Lecornu quits a day after naming cabinet

Prime Minister Sébastian Lecornu quit on Monday morning less than 24 hours after unveiling his cabinet. He tended his resignation to France's President Emmanuel Macron who accepted his decision, the Elysée Palace said.
Lecornu, 39, took over on 9 September as “Block Everything” demonstrations disrupted transport and public services in cities across the country.
He succeeded François Bayrou promising a "profound break" with previous administrations.
"There is a gap between real life and the political situation," he said.
On Sunday, he came under fire after selecting 18 top politicians for the most important roles in the French government.
But the choices brought condemnation from across the spectrum.
Lecornu was Macron's fourth prime minister since snap general elections in July 2024 left the National Assembly without any of the parties boasting an overall majority.
Gabriel Attal stepped down in September after a truce was called to allow the 2024 Olympics to take place.
Veteran politican Michel Barnier replaced him but lasted 99 days which, until Lecornu's resignation after 27 days, was the shortest tenure in the history of the Fifth Republic.
Bayrou resigned after losing a confidence vote in parliament.

French PM Lecornu quits a day after naming cabinet

^RFI

#globalnews

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BrikoX

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That's what you get you get you try to repeat the same thing with the same people when you already were told to fuck off 3 times.

schizoidman via Global News

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Merz: Germany should boycott Eurovision if Israel is excluded | dpa international

cross-posted from: lemmy.zip/post/50364520

Merz: Germany should boycott Eurovision if Israel is excluded

^{dpa (Deutsche Presse-Agentur)}

#globalnews

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BrikoX

in reply to schizoidman • 3 settimane fa • •

"I would support that. I think it's a scandal that this is even being discussed. Israel belongs there."

So does that mean the rest of the Middle East belong there too or are you just racist piece of shit?

GlacialTurtle via Technology

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Re: Re: Bluesky and Decentralization

Written by Christine Lemmer Webber, one of the authors of ActivityPub (which Mastodon and Lemmy are built on):

But we aren't actually running networks of 26 users. We are running networks of millions of users. What would happen if we had a million self-hosted users and five new users were added to the network? Zooming out, once again, the message passing system simply has five new messages sent. Under the public shared heap model, it is 10,000,025 new messages sent! For adding five new self-hosted users! (And that's even just with our simplified model of only sending one message per day per user!)
Maybe this sounds silly, if you're a Bluesky enthusiast. I could hear you saying: well Christine, we really aren't planning on everyone self hosting. Yes, but how many nodes can participate in the system at all? The fediverse currently hosts around 27,000 servers (many more users, but let's focus on servers). Adding just 5 more servers would be a blip in terms of the affect on the network. Adding 5 more servers to an ATProto ecosystem with that many fully participating nodes would be an exhausting number of additional messages sent on the network. ATProto does not scale wide: it's a liability to add more fully participating nodes onto the network. Meaningfully self-hosting ATProto is a risk to the ATProto network, there is active reason to disincentivize it for those already participating. But it's not just that. Spreading things around so that more full Bluesky-like nodes are present is something server operators will have to come to discourage if they don't want their already existing high hosting costs to not skyrocket.
[...]
The reality is that most of Bluesky's userbase doesn't know or care about or understand the degree to which Bluesky is decentralized, except for potentially as a reassurance that "the same thing can't happen here" as happened on X-Twitter. "Decentralization" is not the escape hatch people think it might be in Bluesky, but it's true that "credible exit" may be. However, the credibility of that exit currently predicates on another organization of the same cost and complexity of Bluesky standing in if-or-when Bluesky ends up becoming unsatisfying to its users.
But the indifference towards Bluesky's "credible exit", indeed the indifference towards very architecture on which Bluesky is built, puts Bluesky at an immediate collision course of expectations. ATProto's entire design is built on the foundational expectation of replicating and indexing its content by anyone, but the discovery that this is possible for purposes which users are not excited about has begun to lead to an increased backlash by users, many of whom are increasingly asking for solutions which are effectively centralized.
To me, this collision course is unsurprising, and I am empathetic towards users insofar as that I think we are seeing that the global public firehose worldview is perhaps not the right way to do things. I laid out a different set of values that Spritely is pursuing, and I think that a system that encompasses these values is a system which better fits the needs of users. I think we need systems which empower users and healthy communities, secure collaboration, and all the other values we put out above. Those are the design goals, but Spritely is on a longer roadmap in terms of deliverables than Bluesky is. And Bluesky has a userbase now. So perhaps this observation sounds thoroughly unhelpful. I don't know. But I will say I am not surprised to see that the vibes on Bluesky shifted dramatically between three weeks ago when I wrote the first article and today. In many ways, Bluesky is speedrunning the history of Twitter. Investor pressure towards centralization compounded with users who are upset to find their content replicated and indexed by people they don't like will likely combine into a strong push to restrict Bluesky's API, and I'm not sure myself how this will play out for certain.

Re: Re: Bluesky and Decentralization -- Dustycloud Brainstorms

^{dustycloud.org}

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BrikoX via Civil Aviation

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French air traffic controllers call off strike, avoiding mass disruption

French air traffic controllers have called off a planned three-day strike, sparing travellers across Europe from major disruption.

https://www.aviation24.be/air-traffic-control/call-off-strike-avoiding-mass-disruption/

#aviation

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BrikoX via Path of Exile 2

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[Patch Notes] 0.3.1 Hotfix 2

0.3.1 Hotfix 2

Fixed a bug where Life Loss from Blood Hunt's Explosions and Poisonous Concoction's Acidic Bursts sometimes didn't apply when very large amounts of damage were supposed to be dealt.
Fixed a client crash related to game audio.

Early Access Patch Notes - 0.3.1 Hotfix 2 - Forum - Path of Exile

Path of Exile is a free online-only action RPG under development by Grinding Gear Games in New Zealand.

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#PathofExile2

BrikoX via Path of Exile 2

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[Announcement] Path of Exile 2 Fan Art Competition Highlights

We recently started a Fan Art competition themed around the content in Path of Exile 2's Early Access. In this post, we're highlighting some of the submissions we've received so far. Check them out below!

Benedictus Fight by Tao_PaiPai#0724

Xesht by Ipnysh#7645

Tavakai, the Consumed by BolwarFordragon#3889

Geonor, the Putrid Wolf by Falrenn#2046

The Prisoner by sdpfarmer#7054

We would like to remind you that we only accept submissions created after the start of the competition. There is still plenty of time to participate if you are planning to do so. Good luck!

Early Access Announcements - Path of Exile 2 Fan Art Competition Highlights - Forum - Path of Exile

Path of Exile is a free online-only action RPG under development by Grinding Gear Games in New Zealand.

^{Path of Exile}

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Keith via Zen Mischief

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Something to Think About this month

As well as everything else, each month I offer you something to think about and get the brain working. This month …

Night-time is the natural state of the universe; daytime is only caused by a nearby, radiating ball of flame.

#blog #logic #thoughts #zenmischief

SugarCatDestroyer via Memes

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Who knew it would all come to this?

Well, and there's surveillance from the client's side, meaning connecting to the network will be unsafe for your social rating. If you accidentally connect to the network for even a second, you're done.

#memes

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floquant

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Datarunners will soon be a real thing

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LavaPlanet

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But without the bread and circuses, the people will....

thingsiplay via Technology

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An AI Just Attempted Murder... Allegedly... by SomeOrdinaryGamers [21:15 min] Video

Sure it's a bit clickbait, he does that often. Its not real attempted of murder, off course. The Ai chatbots can't do that, without having access and power to all control systems. The only thing that they "could" do is, playing with the psychology in the chat to achieve a goal (maybe to ask someone to murder someone else for them).

What unsettles me most is, if Ai tools like these are used as advice to harm other people or to gain power position. And these LLM models suggest a few operations the person could do. That is the most alarming thing for me. Weak, dumb or humans in a bad situation are the real risk. The same people who would do that if a human told them, and it makes no difference to them if its a human or robot talking to them. Maybe they believe in what the Ai promises them.

Video description:

Hello guys and gals, it's me Mutahar again! This time we take a look at something alarming I saw pop in my feed. An AI was recently accused of letting a human being die in order to save itself, is this just misinfo? Let's find out! Thanks for watching!

https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=LJk82rIajZQ

#technology

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SugarCatDestroyer via Memes

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What is true madness? Is it when you're walking and fall off a cliff without noticing there's a cliff ahead?

#memes

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Melvin_Ferd

in reply to Cowbee [he/they] • 3 settimane fa • •

Right but when I learn new words it's like being a fan of a new band before they hit it big.

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ezeno789

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And this one will.

Eskuero via datahoarder

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[Satire] Physical Media Collector Pumped For Downfall Of Humanity

MESA, AZ—Gleefully describing the inevitable day when society would collapse and digital files would become unusable, local physical media collector David Campbell confirmed Wednesday he was “absolutely pumped” for the downfall of humanity. “When it all goes down, there’s only going to be one place to watch the Tomb Raider movies in their entirety with all the deleted scenes, and that’s going to be my bunker,” said Campbell, his eyes reportedly shining as he described how the end of organized society and the dissolution of government would make his cherished stockpile of Blu-rays even more valuable.

“No one will be mocking the CDs I’m still holding onto when the internet goes dark forever and the only way to listen to music is through boom boxes we trade canned goods for. And I’m definitely one of the only people who has a region-free DVD player and all three seasons of Father Ted plus the Christmas special, so I’ll essentially be a king. I can’t wait.” At press time, Campbell was grinning as he purchased the 50th anniversary edition of Jaws in 4k, which he anticipated would give him full control over the drinking water supply in the event of a nuclear winter situation.

Physical Media Collector Pumped For Downfall Of Humanity

^{The Onion Staff (The Onion)}

#datahoarder

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melsaskca

in reply to Eskuero • 3 settimane fa • •

In the land of unplayable DVD's the man with the DVD player and a TV is King! Just need to get that generator working.

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eldavi

in reply to melsaskca • 3 settimane fa • •

and a functional display from 15ish years ago from today so that it wasn't built w planned obsolescence in mind. lol

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pinball_wizard

in reply to Eskuero • 3 settimane fa • •

“No one will be mocking the CDs I’m still holding onto when the internet goes dark forever and the only way to listen to music is through boom boxes we trade canned goods for."

That is not what I said! I also mentioned I'm willing to trade for Network cables or any Raspberry Pi with something cool running on it.

Can't trust the media to quote accurately, anymore.

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Caitlin Headrick via Technology

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Is PerfectEssayWriterAI the Best Tool for Writing Essays with References?

PerfectEssayWriterAI is one of the strongest AI tools for writing essays with references, thanks to its built-in citation tool that automatically generates accurate references in multiple styles (APA, MLA, Chicago, and more). It integrates reference generation directly into the writing process, making essays credible, structured, and academically reliable.

PerfectEssayWriterAI stands out because it does not just create polished content, it ensures the inclusion of proper citations, plagiarism checks, and academic formatting. This makes it a comprehensive solution for students, researchers, and professionals who need essay writing help with accuracy and compliance with academic standards.

What You Need to Know

PerfectEssayWriterAI isn’t just about generating content; it’s designed to help students write plagiarism-free, well-referenced essays. Its tools go beyond basic AI writing, combining citation generation, plagiarism detection, and essay grading into one platform.

Why PerfectEssayWriter AI Excels in Writing Essays with References

Academic essays are not just about good writing; they require trusted sources and accurate referencing. This is where PerfectEssayWriter becomes a game-changer. Instead of manually searching citation databases or using external citation machines, users can generate in-text citations and reference lists automatically while writing an essay.

The tool reduces errors in referencing formats and ensures that every essay meets academic integrity standards. For college students, researchers, or professionals, this eliminates wasted time and the risk of penalties for improper citations.

Built-In Citation Tool

The citation tool is the core reason PerfectEssayWriterAI leads the market for essay writing help. Users can choose their preferred referencing style (APA, MLA, Chicago, Harvard, etc.), and the AI automatically generates both in-text citations and a complete bibliography.

Unlike Jasper AI or Wordtune AI, which require manual addition of references or third-party citation tools, PerfectEssayWriter AI integrates the process. This ensures that the final essay is not only original but also backed by verifiable sources.

For students under pressure, this feature guarantees they won’t lose marks for formatting mistakes or missing citations.

Paraphrasing Tool for Academic Writing

Another strength of PerfectEssayWriterAI is its AI paraphrasing tool, which helps rephrase sentences for clarity, originality, and readability. When writing an essay, students often risk unintentional plagiarism by copying content too closely. This feature solves that issue.

It uses advanced AI writing models to retain the meaning while restructuring sentences, making them unique and more natural. Compared to Jasper AI, which focuses more on marketing copy, PerfectEssayWriter fine-tunes content for academic writing.

Plagiarism Checker for Authentic Essays

Academic honesty is critical. That’s why Perfect Essay Writer AI includes a plagiarism checker built into its workflow. Users can instantly verify whether their essay contains copied material, ensuring originality before submission.

This saves students from having to run their essays through multiple platforms. With a single tool, they can write, edit, reference, and check plagiarism, streamlining the essay writing process.

AI Detector for Human-Like Essays

One common concern today is whether essays written with AI writing tools can be detected by professors or AI detectors. PerfectEssayWriterAI addresses this by offering an AI detector that predicts how much of the essay looks AI-generated.

Students can then edit their work, making it sound more human. This feature is especially useful compared to Wordtune AI, which does not include AI detection, and Jasper AI, which focuses mainly on content generation without academic safeguards.

Humanizer for Natural Writing

PerfectEssayWriter’s Humanizer tool takes AI writing a step further by rewriting AI-generated content in a way that passes as natural human writing. This makes essays flow better, removing robotic or repetitive phrasing often found in AI-written essays.

This is crucial because many professors and institutions are becoming stricter about AI writing detection. With this feature, PerfectEssayWriterAI ensures that students get essay writing help without worrying about detection risks.

Essay Grader for Self-Evaluation

Another standout feature is the essay grader AI, which provides instant feedback on structure, grammar, clarity, and citation accuracy. Instead of waiting for a teacher or peer review, students can get real-time insights into how strong their essay is.

It highlights weak areas and suggests improvements, making it both a writing and learning tool. Jasper AI and Wordtune AI don’t offer this built-in academic evaluation, which puts Perfect Essay Writer AI ahead in terms of educational value.

Features That Enhance Essay Writing Help

Outlining & Structuring Tools – Helps create a logical essay outline with introductions, thesis statements, supporting paragraphs, and conclusions.
Formatting Assistance – Applies correct margins, headings, and spacing according to academic styles.
Content Expansion/Condensation – Let students expand brief notes into essays or condense long essays into summaries.
User-Friendly Dashboard – Simple, clean interface designed for students rather than business users.

Comparison of PerfectEssayWriter AI vs AI tools

PerfectEssayWriterAI stands out among other writing tools and generative AI tools, thanks to its comprehensive suite of features that support academic essay writing. When comparing it to other AI tools like Jasper and Grammarly AI, here’s how the platforms differ,

Why Students Prefer PerfectEssayWriter

Students often struggle with three main issues when writing essays: time, originality, and accuracy. PerfectEssayWriterAI is one of the top essay writer tools that solves all three by combining reference management, plagiarism checking, and essay evaluation in one tool.

Other AI writing essay tools like Jasper AI and Wordtune AI may produce good content, but they lack integrated citation and academic support features. Grammarly AI helps with grammar and clarity, but does not assist with essay creation or references.

For anyone seeking essay writing help with references included, PerfectEssayWriter AI offers the most complete package.

FAQs

Q1: Can PerfectEssayWriter AI generate complete essays with references automatically?

Yes. PerfectEssayWriterAI not only writes essays but also inserts citations and compiles reference lists in the required academic style, saving students time and ensuring accuracy.

Q2: Is the plagiarism checker in PerfectEssayWriterAI reliable?

Absolutely. The tool scans content across databases to confirm originality, helping students submit plagiarism-free essays confidently.

Q3: How does PerfectEssayWriterAI compare to Jasper AI for essay writing?

Jasper AI is better suited for marketing and creative writing. PerfectEssayWriter AI, on the other hand, is built specifically for academic writing with features like citation tools, plagiarism checks, essay grading, and humanization.

Best Tool for Writing Essays with References

MyEssayWriter.ai vs PerfectEssayWriter.ai: Finding the Best AI Essay Writer for You - LaGrange Daily News

Artificial intelligence is changing the way we write essays. Many students and professionals now turn to AI-powered tools to save time, generate ideas, and improve their writing. Among the many tools available, MyEssayWriter.

^{Sponsored Content (LaGrange Daily News)}

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Tomtits

in reply to Caitlin Headrick • 3 settimane fa (Ricevuto 2 settimane fa) • •

Fuck off with your advert

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BroBot9000

in reply to Tomtits • 3 settimane fa (Ricevuto 2 settimane fa) • •

Double fuck off with your advert for Ai slop.

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667

in reply to Caitlin Headrick • 3 settimane fa (Ricevuto 2 settimane fa) • •

Betteridge’s Law

In short: No.

journalism-related adage

^{Contributors to Wikimedia projects (Wikimedia Foundation, Inc.)}

Hal-5700X via Technology

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[Gamers Nexus] Round 5: "Is Intel Actually Screwed?" ft. Wendell of Level1 Techs

Wendell and I have talked about Gordon a lot over this year, and in honor of him as a mutual friend, we decided to bring back the topic that kicked it all off: Is Intel Actually Screwed? Last time Wendell joined, we talked about Linux benchmarking (linked below) and whether or not x86 was screwed, but now, it's time to get back to what the hell is going on at Intel.

And go check out Wendell! youtube.com/c/Level1Techs

Level1Techs

We are passionate about technology and how it shapes our world. We create videos to share our knowledge about tech, science and design. + Business Inquiries/Brand Integrations: Queries@level1techs.com *IMPORTANT* Any email lacking “level1techs.

^YouTube

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Cherry via Piracy

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Cherry
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What is your Alternative to firestick suggestion

Hi all I have a few TVs around the house and have previously used firestick and stremio setup. I do like stremio tbh but I am trying to decode/deamazon etc so I need an alternative option for the TVs. Not all are smart TVs and I like it that way so accept a small box attached is the cost.

I tend to basically use stremio and cinema HD at a push., and a VPN app. A few uk tv catchup apps.
I don’t need recording or storage. I will likely move to some self hosting/serve in the next year.

I am trying to be conscious of my purchases and who I am buying, and also take steps to protect my privacy. I have a few to buy so budget needs to not be on the higher end.

Thanks in advance

#Streaming #Tv #review #suggestion

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anon5621

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I recommend ugoos tv boxes (possible to install even manjaor) there a lot custom roms ,if more cheap options tanix android TV boxes

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Cherry

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I will take a look thanks

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Audiowicked

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A week late but I'd recommend the Walmart onn 4k if it's available where you are. Cheap, can have a custom launcher and you can sideload apps

Kai via Climate - truthful information about climate, related activism and politics.

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JANE GOODALL'S LAST INTERVIEW Recorded on 9/23/25

- 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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#climate

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Pope-King Joe

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AND TEAR!!!

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QuiteQuickQum

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I did tear. RIP JG!

cyrano via datahoarder

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Europe's first exascale supercomputer is now up and running, using 24,000 Nvidia GH200 Superchips to perform more than one quintillion operations per second with nearly 1,000,000 terabytes of storage

cross-posted from: lemmy.world/post/35850265

Europe's first exascale supercomputer is now up and running, using 24,000 Nvidia GH200 Superchips to perform more than one quintillion operations per second with nearly 1,000,000 terabytes of storage

Yeah, but can it play... y'know what, I'm not even gonna go there.

^{Andy Edser (PC Gamer)}

#datahoarder

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pineapple

in reply to cyrano • 3 settimane fa • •

Is that an exabyte?

nutbutter via Memes

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Daily Prophet

cross-posted from: sh.itjust.works/post/42578803

#memes

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eldavi

in reply to Bristlecone • 3 settimane fa • •

the only way to do that is to stop consuming her work.

otherwise she's the one fucking you.

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WereCat

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I'm confused. So who should fuck who?

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gdog05

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Fuck her and then say you're trans. Only way to win.

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eldavi

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the one w the money & connections gets to decide

Zarlock via Scienze Naturali, Scoperte Scientifiche, Meteo

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Gli eterei e zannuti guardiani dei branchi, che nascono grigi, poi diventano bianchi - Il blog di Jacopo Ranieri

“Te l’avevo detto che avremmo dovuto prendere la Toyota bianca!” Il veicolo dal moto ondulatorio, una vecchia Land Rover rossa che sembrava oggettivamente aver visto tempi migliori, arrancava faticosamente lungo il sentiero fangoso, la cosa più pross…

^{Jacopo (Il blog di Jacopo Ranieri)}

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Tanis Nikana via Photography

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Denver, CO.

I think this is the best picture I’ve ever taken, so far. I always endeavor to improve, which is why I’m going to school for this. I’m actually going to submit this as homework!

Thanks for seeing my work!

#photography

fleebleneeble via Self Hosted - Self-hosting your services.

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Jellyfin inquiry

Got my Jellyfin up and running, using Tailscale, all that good stuff. Running on a linux (arch btw) desktop, downloaded it straight to it, not using Docker. I am able to get into Jellyfin via browser on desktop and on phone, but can't get into it on anything else anywhere else. How do I resolve this? I have been trying to pour over the reading and feel like I'm missing something.

#selfhost

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just_another_person

in reply to fleebleneeble • 3 settimane fa • •

Well, is "everything else" using Tailscale? That's kinda the deal.

What's the need for Tailscale in this mix?

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fleebleneeble

in reply to just_another_person • 3 settimane fa • •

My bad, should have specified. Roku device. Same network.

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just_another_person

in reply to fleebleneeble • 3 settimane fa • •

Same network, but does the server have a default route for the Tailnet? If so, your Roku won't see it unless it's also on the Tailnet.

Stop the Tailscale service on the server and see if the Roku sees it.

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fleebleneeble

in reply to just_another_person • 3 settimane fa • •

It does, I'm just trying to figure out how to be able to access my Jellyfin anywhere at any time on any device without risking security. I'm a newbie, just trying to make sense of this.

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mierdabird

in reply to fleebleneeble • 3 settimane fa • •

Your Roku should be trying to connect to the internal IP:8096 (Jellyfin port) of your arch device, not whatever your tailscale address is. I don't personally use tailscale so if your setup blocks local access then you may need to solve that first

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mierdabird

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Not sure who downvoted lol but here's proof

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just_another_person

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That's not the problem...

like this

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littleomid

in reply to mierdabird • 3 settimane fa • •

Hiding your private IP is not necessary.

like this

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mierdabird

in reply to littleomid • 3 settimane fa • •

YA can never be too careful, you might be inside my network at this very moment and hiding the internal IP is my last line of defense! 😆

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StrawberryPigtails

in reply to mierdabird • 3 settimane fa • •

Assuming it didn't get cut off, it looks like you have a typo. That should be http:// not ttp://. That would cause your trouble on the Roku.

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just_another_person

in reply to fleebleneeble • 3 settimane fa • •

If this is just a local network, you don't need Tailscale. Right place and time, and this is not a use for it.

If you just want a VPN to attach to your network from out in the world, get Tailscale on your router, and set routes for that device.

If you're not sure what this means, don't use Tailscale.

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Destide

in reply to fleebleneeble • 3 settimane fa • •

To use tailscale you'd need to add every device you want to use to your tailscale machines list. It's not an anywhere any machine solution without that.

If you want something more like a proper web service that’s available without Tailscale, you’d need to spin up a reverse proxy or use Tailscale Funnel to expose Jellyfin to the public internet in a controlled way.

Tailscale won't affect local as you can access it via browser and phone, the service is running fine locally. Just check in jellyfin it's bound to the same IP subnet go to Dashboard → Networking and check that it’s set to 0.0.0.0 or your LAN IP (e.g., 192.168.0.xx).

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