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in reply to rainpizza

There is 0 chance Israel can ever win. Palestinian people are incredible.
in reply to rainpizza

has the list prisoners been released? im hoping marwan barghouti is released...


All living Israeli captives and hundreds of Palestinians released; Trump addresses Knesset


Dozens of bodies continue to be recovered every day in Gaza since the ceasefire went into effect on Friday, including 60 bodies in the past 24 hours. Roughly 500,000 Palestinians return to northern Gaza amid widespread destruction. Hundreds of Palestinian captives freed from Israeli detention arrive in Gaza and the occupied West Bank, or are exiled to Egypt as part of the ceasefire deal. Hamas releases all 20 remaining living Israeli captives. In the wake of Israel’s partial withdrawal, armed Palestinian groups accused of collaborating with Israel clash with security forces and resistance fighters in Gaza City. President Donald Trump addresses the Israeli Knesset to standing ovations then heads to Egypt for “Peace Summit” with world leaders. The American government shutdown entered its third week, leaving 750,000 workers furloughed and essential services paused. New lawsuit alleges postal worker Kingsley Fifi Bimpong died under police neglect in a Minnesota jail. Fighting on the Afghanistan-Pakistan border intensifies after Pakistani strikes putatively targeting Tehreek-e-Taliban fighters inside Afghanistan. An RSF strike in Sudan’s El-Fasher kills at least 60.



5 things to know about the health care fight behind the shutdown



    1. The public supports the subsidies



    1. The issue is urgent since open enrollment starts soon



    1. Premiums are set to shoot up next year



    1. Most enrollees live in states that Trump won



    1. Is stupid, I'm not putting it up.





Harvard investigating breach linked to Oracle zero-day exploit


Harvard University is investigating a data breach after the Clop ransomware gang listed the school on its data leak site, saying the alleged breach was likely caused by a recently disclosed zero-day vulnerability in Oracle's E-Business Suite servers.

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/harvard-investigating-breach-linked-to-oracle-zero-day-exploit/

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in reply to sepi

That's a bit unfair. It's a very good DBMS.

Except now they are using such things in roles they are unfit for, from the beginning.

And it's not such a good DBMS for that to weigh more than everything else.

in reply to vacuumflower

Eh, Postgres seems to be the standard these days.

Not sure why anyone would go with anything else for a new project.



Students With Hearing and Vision Loss Get Funding Back Despite Trump’s Anti-DEI Campaign- Funds are being rerouted by Republicans


Following public outcry, the U.S. Department of Education has restored funding for students who have both hearing and vision loss, about a month after cutting it.

But rather than sending the money directly to the four programs that are part of a national network helping students who are deaf and blind, a condition known as deafblindness, the department has instead rerouted the grants to a different organization that will provide funding for those vulnerable students.

Grants to the four agencies total about $1 million a year. The department started funding state-level programs to help deafblind students more than 40 years ago in response to the rubella epidemic in the late 1960s. Nationally, there are about 10,000 children and young adults, from infants to 21-year-olds, who are deafblind and more than 1,000 in the eight affected states, according to the National Center on Deafblindness.

While the population is small, it is among the most complex to serve; educators rely on the deafblindness programs for support and training.



'It's going to be really bad': Fears over AI bubble bursting grow in Silicon Valley


In recent days, warnings of an AI bubble have come from the Bank of England, the International Monetary Fund, as well as JP Morgan boss Jamie Dimon who told the BBC "the level of uncertainty should be higher in most people's minds".

And here, in what is often considered the tech capital of the world, concerns are growing.

At a panel discussion at Silicon Valley's Computer History Museum this week, early AI entrepreneur Jerry Kaplan told a packed audience he has lived through four bubbles.

He's especially concerned now given the magnitude of money on the table as compared to the dot-com boom. There's so much more to lose.

"When [the bubble] breaks, it's going to be really bad, and not just for people in AI," he said.



Immigrants selling food, flowers and other merchandise in California will have new privacy protections intended to keep their identities secret from federal immigration agents.


The measure, signed into law this past week by Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom, comes on the heels of other recently enacted state laws meant to shield students in schools and patients at health care facilities from the reach of President Donald Trump’s immigration enforcement actions.

Democratic-led states are adding laws resisting Trump even as he intensifies his deportation campaign by seeking to deploy National Guard troops to Democratic-led cities to reinforce U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers who are arresting people suspected of being in the U.S. illegally.

https://apnews.com/article/immigration-trump-california-c316e043d2fe20c9a41755c4cab1aebb


in reply to inclementimmigrant

Let's call it what it is. Political Correctness.
Time to start using the coded language mantras conservatives used to use back at them.
in reply to hedge_lord

Great idea - impressive comprehension from associated reports
in reply to hedge_lord

That’s a great point and well articulated! Let’s see if we can expand on this together


Naked bike riders demonstrate against federal troops in 'quintessentially Portland' protest


Protesters rallying against the Trump administration in Portland put the city’s quirky and irreverent reputation on display Sunday by pedaling through the streets wearing absolutely nothing — or close to it — in an “emergency” edition of the annual World Naked Bike Ride.

Crowds that have gathered daily and nightly outside the immigration facility in Oregon’s largest city in recent days have embraced the absurd, donning inflatable frog, unicorn, axolotl and banana costumes as they face off with federal law enforcement who often deploy tear gas and pepper balls.

The bike ride is an annual tradition that usually happens in the summer, but organizers of this weekend’s hastily called event said another nude ride was necessary to speak out against President Donald Trump’s attempts to mobilize the National Guard to quell protests.

https://apnews.com/article/portland-oregon-naked-bike-ride-protest-43ecafc5f5ce0a7d7f44dc016fbe86d0



'Ukraine Should Not Lose, Putin Must Not Win': Why the West Chooses Careful Language




In Ukraine, a proposal has been made to create a new army of minors





Russian troops liberate two communities in Ukraine operation over past day — top brass




US guiding Ukrainian attacks on Russian energy




Palestinian issue isn’t resolved – Lavrov




Zoom Into the Sun


Fall into our nearest star in this gorgeous high-resolution view of the Sun. Taken by Solar Orbiter, a joint NASA-ESA mission, the image stretches from the fiery photosphere — full of filaments and prominences — to the wispy yet unbelievably hot corona. It’s well worth clicking through to zoom in and around the full size image. (Image credit: ESA & NASA/Solar Orbiter/EUI Team, E. Kraaikamp; via Gizmodo)

#coronalMassEjection #fluidDynamics #magnetohydrodynamics #physics #plasma #science #solarDynamics #sun




MTV spegne i canali musicali in Europa: è davvero la fine di un’era?


“I want my MTV” è stato il grido di una generazione. Quarant’anni dopo, MTV archivia un altro capitolo della propria storia: entro il 31 dicembre 2025 verranno spenti in UK i canali tematici MTV Music, MTV 80s, MTV 90s, Club MTV e MTV Live; resterà in onda solo il flagship MTV a programmazione d’intrattenimento. La stessa strategia tocca altri Paesi europei (con ulteriori chiusure nell’Europa centrale e nel Benelux), in linea con un consumo dei video musicali ormai migrato su YouTube, Instagram e TikTok. In Italia, invece, al momento sopravvivono sia MTV (intrattenimento) sia MTV Music su Sky/NOW, un lascito che tiene accesa la fiammella della “Music Television” per gli abbonati.

LEGGI L'ARTICOLO: MTV spegne i canali musicali in Europa: è davvero la fine di un’era?


in reply to Arthur Besse

update the next day: rfi.fr/en/international-news/2…
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in reply to floofloof

Again, WHY in the actual FUCK does a car need software updates?

Apart from maybe a stereo software? Infotainment? Make a good powertrain and leave it alone. Absolute insanity.

in reply to dregs

This was an update to the entertainment system that somehow had the side effect of disabling the power train while driving. You'd think these would be two entirely separate computer systems, but they must be sharing something.



Esce una guida che è una bussola per abitare il mistero dei Nativi Americani


Ci sono libri che aprono passaggi, come una porta che si spalanca sul respiro profondo delle storie. Libri che sono un invito ad ascoltare prima di spiegare, a guardare senza imporre cornici, a riconoscere la dignità delle voci indigene là dove i racconti diventano memoria viva, canto, preghiera. “Nativi Americani. Guida a Miti, Leggende e Preghiere – Abitare il mistero, decolonizzare lo sguardo” di Raffaella Milandri è tra le guide più ampie e aggiornate dedicate alle tradizioni spirituali e mitologiche dei Popoli Indigeni del Nord America; coniuga rigore filologico e scrittura limpida, restituendo contesto, lingue e prospettive alle cosmologie delle nazioni native.
Il libro dialoga con il lavoro pluriennale dell’autrice e si affianca idealmente ad una sua opera di riferimento, “Nativi Americani. Guida alle Tribù e Riserve Indiane degli Stati Uniti”, tracciando un dittico complementare: da una parte la mappa dei popoli e dei territori, dall’altra il cuore simbolico dei miti e delle pratiche spirituali. Ne scaturisce un percorso che non folklorizza né semplifica, ma accompagna con precisione e rispetto studiosi, docenti, studenti, operatori culturali e lettori curiosi e appassionati.
Questo titolo si inserisce nella vasta collana che Mauna Kea Edizioni dedica da anni alla cultura nativa, un progetto editoriale che preferisce la cura alla fretta e la responsabilità all’effimero. Non un marchio che “presenta”, ma una casa editrice che continua a farsi tramite: scegliere i testi, ascoltare le comunità, offrire strumenti affidabili e accessibili, sostenere la lunga opera di divulgazione che Raffaella Milandri – insieme ad altri autori come Francesco Spagna e il poeta Lance Henson - porta avanti con molte pubblicazioni e con un impegno coerente sui diritti umani e sulla decolonizzazione dello sguardo.
Il volume è disponibile da ottobre 2025 con distribuzione nazionale in libreria e online.



Esce una guida che è una bussola per abitare il mistero dei Nativi Americani


Ci sono libri che aprono passaggi, come una porta che si spalanca sul respiro profondo delle storie. Libri che sono un invito ad ascoltare prima di spiegare, a guardare senza imporre cornici, a riconoscere la dignità delle voci indigene là dove i racconti diventano memoria viva, canto, preghiera. “Nativi Americani. Guida a Miti, Leggende e Preghiere – Abitare il mistero, decolonizzare lo sguardo” di Raffaella Milandri è tra le guide più ampie e aggiornate dedicate alle tradizioni spirituali e mitologiche dei Popoli Indigeni del Nord America; coniuga rigore filologico e scrittura limpida, restituendo contesto, lingue e prospettive alle cosmologie delle nazioni native.
Il libro dialoga con il lavoro pluriennale dell’autrice e si affianca idealmente ad una sua opera di riferimento, “Nativi Americani. Guida alle Tribù e Riserve Indiane degli Stati Uniti”, tracciando un dittico complementare: da una parte la mappa dei popoli e dei territori, dall’altra il cuore simbolico dei miti e delle pratiche spirituali. Ne scaturisce un percorso che non folklorizza né semplifica, ma accompagna con precisione e rispetto studiosi, docenti, studenti, operatori culturali e lettori curiosi e appassionati.
Questo titolo si inserisce nella vasta collana che Mauna Kea Edizioni dedica da anni alla cultura nativa, un progetto editoriale che preferisce la cura alla fretta e la responsabilità all’effimero. Non un marchio che “presenta”, ma una casa editrice che continua a farsi tramite: scegliere i testi, ascoltare le comunità, offrire strumenti affidabili e accessibili, sostenere la lunga opera di divulgazione che Raffaella Milandri – insieme ad altri autori come Francesco Spagna e il poeta Lance Henson - porta avanti con molte pubblicazioni e con un impegno coerente sui diritti umani e sulla decolonizzazione dello sguardo.
Il volume è disponibile da ottobre 2025 con distribuzione nazionale in libreria e online.

in reply to iqarw

My stupid company doesn't give me separate types of leave. I get one type of leave that I have to use for both and so really, I basically only have sick leave because no way do I earn enough to actually afford using it for an actual vacation.



Where should I start? Absolute newb with a kit


I've never tried my own home brew before and I've been sitting on two kits for years now (got them sitting the pandemic but never found the time) and I wanted to try to start something

The original juice and hops are probably toast by now so I'll have to purchase some new, but I've got two of those jugs and the other bits that come with them.

I also have a small orchard in my back yard and wanted to try to use the thousands of plums in get every year to make some kind of lambic ale.

Any advice is appreciated!

in reply to pyr0ball

Actually, I remember how I started: I've got a kit and waited for a while with it. Then dumped all of it and just bought fullgrain ingredients, no regrets at all. Starting with a kit seems like harder path with less sure result from my current experience. Maybe it's a way you should consider too?
in reply to Alexander

Alright so just go talk to my local brewer supply for what I need 👍🏼
in reply to pyr0ball

Just go with the least expensive but still fresh stuff, just enough for one batch. Don't let the brew shop sell you a ton of stuff you don't need right away. Careful. 😀
in reply to pyr0ball

If you have a brewer supply locally, totally just invade them. The job is usually quite boring, they LOVE initiating neophytes.
in reply to pyr0ball

Hang on to the hops, aged or "cheesy" hops can be great for brewing certain styles, like lambics. They can add desirable flavors because they are aged. Just makes sure that they're not moldy. The good oils/volatiles may still be in those cones!


Pro-Israel group gets £7m from UK government to 'identify' antisemitism


The British government is giving a £7m ($9.33m) funding package to a pro-Israel organisation to deliver antisemitism training in universities.

The Union of Jewish students (UJS) has links with the World Zionist Organisation, which funds illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem.

Under the scheme, the UJS will offer some 600 training sessions to university staff over the coming weeks to help them "identify harassment and hate" and facilitate "open, respectful debate", the Department for Education (DfE) said on Sunday.

Most British universities refer to the IHRA's definition of antisemitism, which has been slammed by opponents as an attempt to impose censorship on valid criticisms of Israel.



Pro-Israel group gets £7m from UK government to 'identify' antisemitism


The British government is giving a £7m ($9.33m) funding package to a pro-Israel organisation to deliver antisemitism training in universities.

The Union of Jewish students (UJS) has links with the World Zionist Organisation, which funds illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank and East Jerusalem.

Under the scheme, the UJS will offer some 600 training sessions to university staff over the coming weeks to help them "identify harassment and hate" and facilitate "open, respectful debate", the Department for Education (DfE) said on Sunday.

Most British universities refer to the IHRA's definition of antisemitism, which has been slammed by opponents as an attempt to impose censorship on valid criticisms of Israel.



Saleh al-Jafarawi, the Doghmush clan, and the illusion of ceasefire


Saleh al-Jafarawi was abducted and executed by members of the Doghmush clan—an anti-Hamas faction within Gaza. He was not killed in battle, but in a context of internal militias acting under external influence.

This stark fact deserves to be front and center, because it exposes a quiet architecture of violence that functions even in moments when a ‘ceasefire’ supposedly holds. This is the occupation’s most insidious form, a war fought not through tanks or jets but through collaborators and chaos, ensuring that Gaza never truly rests. In this architecture of endless war, ceasefires are illusions, fragile pauses that conceal the unbroken machinery of control, where Israel’s hand remains unseen but ever present, orchestrating violence even in silence.

The idea of a ceasefire is deeply compromised in this model. Even when shelling or open military operations between Israel and Hamas pause, the war continues in shadow. Militia violence, kidnappings, assassinations: these are not paused by ceasefire agreements. The killing of al-Jafarawi during a period when hostilities at the border were reduced shows that ceasefire does not guarantee safety. It merely shifts some forms of warfare from open battlefields to intra-Palestinian rivalries and clandestine operations. This makes peace an illusion for many civilians, who cannot distinguish between external assaults and internal betrayals.

This is not a failure of policy but its intended outcome. Israel has long understood that total military victory in Gaza is unattainable; they have seen countless defeats. What is attainable is permanent incoherence. The tactic amounts to a form of entropic warfare: the deliberate creation of chaos to prevent reorganization. Rather than occupying territory directly, Israel governs through collapse. The breakdown of social cohesion performs the same function as a garrison. When Palestinians no longer trust their own institutions or each other, Israel’s strategic goals are met without the need for visible control. The killing of Saleh Al-Jaafrawi illustrates this invisible war.

https://www.middleeastmonitor.com/20251013-saleh-al-jafarawi-the-doghmush-clan-and-the-illusion-of-ceasefire/



PM Starmer says UK ready to help in removing Hamas weapons


British Prime Minister Keir Starmer says his country is ready to assist in monitoring the ceasefire in Gaza.

He offered the UK’s experience in Northern Ireland to help in the decommissioning of Hamas’s military capabilities.

“We stand ready in relation to monitoring the ceasefire and decommissioning Hamas capability and weaponry, and that’s drawing on our experience in Northern Ireland and the IRA [Irish Republican Army], which we dealt with in particular in relation to decommissioning,” he said.



PM Starmer says UK ready to help in removing Hamas weapons


British Prime Minister Keir Starmer says his country is ready to assist in monitoring the ceasefire in Gaza.

He offered the UK’s experience in Northern Ireland to help in the decommissioning of Hamas’s military capabilities.

“We stand ready in relation to monitoring the ceasefire and decommissioning Hamas capability and weaponry, and that’s drawing on our experience in Northern Ireland and the IRA [Irish Republican Army], which we dealt with in particular in relation to decommissioning,” he said.





Growing number of US veterans face arrest over ICE raid protests


Veterans are facing federal charges after protesting ICE sweeps and Trump’s national guard deployments. The justice department claims the veterans were violent

US military veterans increasingly face arrest and injury amid protests over Donald Trump’s deportation campaign and his push to deploy national guard members to an ever-widening number of American cities.

The Guardian has identified eight instances where military veterans have been prosecuted or sought damages after being detained by federal agents.

The latest incident occurred in Broadview, outside Chicago, where 70-year old air force veteran Dana Briggs was charged with felony assault on a federal officer on 29 September.



in reply to Oyu F'ka

Why are you surprised? All previous prime minister was war criminals . The problem was Israel zionism ideology and not a specific prime minister or a specific party
in reply to mrdown

I'm not....it was tongue in cheek - I'm more surprised at your missing that.

I'm equally surprised that you felt it your duty to lecture me about the obvious.

Tbh, I don't need a poor explanation of how the illegal terrorist 'state' of israel operates, and how zionist ideology is the motivation behind it. I already know. Thanks all the same.

in reply to Oyu F'ka

Don't you know that there are people who really believe that the problem is only Netanyahu? How the hell do you think I would know that a Lemmy user I just found out about today is being not serious?