

Two certain clowns, though for different reasons


Two certain clowns, though for different reasons


I would guess the isn’t cultural as the idea of “people, but small” isn’t very specific. It’s probably similar to the “machine elves” users of DMT often report


Big consultancies such as KPMG and EY are viewed as highly credible
Ahahahaha no. You hire them to create fancy-looking slides and reports that support decisions you already made. They will include a lot of weasel words and assumptions that aren’t true. Then, when shit hits the fan after management’s dumb idea flopped spectacularly, management can hide behind “but we even had big consultancy corpo confirm this is a good idea” while big consultancy corpo can say “assumptions we made were not upheld due to a changing environment blah blah…” and nobody has to take any responsibility. I always call it “decision-based evidence-making”.


Not sure where exactly this was supposed to happen, but a country has the right to down any unauthorized aircraft in its airspace. When Turkey downed a Russian jet nothing happened because this is just how things work. A military aircraft in another country’s airspace can’t expect to not be shot. It’s rarely done but always possible.


Hudson betont, die Hauptgefahr für den Weltfrieden liege zur Zeit nicht etwa bei Russland und China, sondern bei den Vereinigten Staaten und ihren westlichen Verbündeten. Die USA befänden sich wirtschaftlich im Abstieg und kämpften mit allen Mitteln dagegen an. Zudem befinde sich der Kapitalismus in einer tiefen Krise und habe dabei „ein extremes Modell“ hervorgebracht, das „durch extrem rechte Persönlichkeiten“ wie Donald Trump verkörpert werde – ein „politischer Albtraum“, konstatiert Hudson.
Richtig, denn wie wir alle wissen, verteidigt sich das sozialistische Russland (wirtschaftlich im Aufstieg!) in Ukraine nur gegen die aggressive NATO. Putin ist alles andere als eine rechte Persönlichkeit, sondern ein lupenreiner Demokrat. Ein politisches Paradies, in das manche Amerikaner fliehen.


First off, congrats to the author for pulling it off. Very detailed write-up as well.
That being said, personally I don’t consider the effort worth it. Email is a shit protocol in my opinion (understandable considering when it was designed).
Then there’s the fact that in order to do this, they used a /24 IPv4 block. That’s not a realistic requirement for anyone. If your self-hosted service requires this, it’s unfeasible.
Email is so simple that countless additions had to be made to just somehow handle the protocol on the modern Internet. Its upside to be simple has been completely subverted. And yet, all these additions haven’t made email anymore capable for the user.
Any attempt for a real successor is ultimately futile because of email’s ubiquity, and yet self-hosting it in a way that you can communicate with the outside works reliably is almost impossible.


The year of the Linux desktop is already there for me. There is more and on a better foundation than I ever thought would happen when I started using it. Personally, I miss nothing.
Well aware that this isn’t the case for everyone.


Text has very strong AI smell


Funny to read this when I’ve been using Linux for over 20 years


They’re running out of money to steal


What’s Anti-Data? The equivalent to Anti-Matter? And how does an Anti-Data Center look like?


Wen muss Merz denn jetzt anzeigen?


Interesting enough, the ruble is actually quite strong, which does create problems for Russia’s exports, while they are capped on imports by the sanctions so they can’t really make use of that


Eine solche Aussage zur Gesundheit bzw. Schädigung derselben durch eine Konsumform ist immer schwierig, da die eine sehr genau wissenschaftlich untersucht ist (inklusive Langzeitstudien) und die andere nicht. Ich würde vermuten, du hast Recht und Beutel sind insgesamt weniger gesundheitsschädlich, vom Passivrauchen ganz zu Schweigen. Aber begründen kann ich die Aussage nicht.
Building from source isn’t a disadvantage against the AUR though