cleric_splash Now • 0%
but I personally never saw any folks trying to make the argument.
That is because you don't look at any of these threads, as they generally carry an anti-Red Hat connotation, something you don't want to see.
cleric_splash Now • 66%
You're engaging in whataboutism, I could maybe understand mentioning Russia and China but why even North Korea?
I direct you to please read the rules of this community.
cleric_splash Now • 0%
Everyone knows that the initial request WAS FROM RED HAT!
No, no, no. "Fedora is independent" and "Red Hat has nothing to do with this" were the main arguments used by pro-Telemetry groups in any discussion threads.
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And of course you believe anything he says. Perfect PR target.
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Ukraine is not very democratic seeing as they actively persecute the left, lack of political freedom is a fact to consider and that's largely what's holding Turkiye back. Anything left-wing is Ukraine is labeled "russian propaganda" by the far-right elites.
EDIT: Apologies, I forgot we are not allowed to bring up anything negative about Ukraine.
> The EU may well receive Ukraine as a candidate for accession and then leave it to rot in the antechamber, just as happened with Turkey. Right now, the EU is structurally not equipped to deal with Ukraine. > Despite pro-Ukrainian virtue signalling at European summits and on social media, the tone is likely to change once member states are presented with the bill for Ukraine’s EU accession. Germany and the other net contributors to the union’s budget would have to bear the brunt of the cost – at a time when their own economic models are coming under strain. Would Poland and Hungary be happy to give up their current status as net recipients of funds from the EU budget for the sake of Ukraine? Would Italy agree to become an even larger net contributor? > As a country with 43 million inhabitants, Ukraine would displace Poland as the fifth-largest EU member, after Germany, France, Italy and Spain. Ukraine’s accession would dilute existing voting shares in the Council of Ministers, one of the two decision-making bodies of the EU. > I believe there is a solution. The EU could adopt a two-tier membership structure – a fortified eurozone at the centre and an outer group of members. Ukraine could join that second group. The frequently used word “associate member” would be too dismissive for what this would entail. A separation of the EU into inner and outer groupings would include the customs union, the single market, and structural and regional aid for everybody. If the core group assigned itself an autonomous fiscal union, it could raise funds, on the EU’s behalf, to finance Ukraine’s reconstruction. Ukraine, along with other countries in the outer group, would have full voting rights on all issues except the monetary and fiscal union, which would not include them. In turn, they would enjoy a higher degree of national sovereignty in economic policy. > I am not pretending that this would be easy to agree on. As long as people are under the delusion that the recovery fund can act as a blueprint for a common European fiscal policy, there will be no pressure in favour of a formal treaty change. But it is not possible for this delusion to persist forever. The cost of maintaining the status quo will eventually become apparent: it will be an EU that disappoints; an EU with a diminished global role; and an EU that does not include Ukraine.
www.aljazeera.com
> Palestinian health ministry and Red Crescent said that one person was killed and four wounded by Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank city of Nablus. > Israeli forces have shot a Palestinian dead and injured at least four others – two in serious condition – in the occupied West Bank city of Nablus, the Palestinian health ministry and the Red Crescent said. > The Palestinian health ministry said a person was shot dead before dawn on Thursday, as Palestinian fighters said they were confronting Israeli forces and settlers in the Nablus area, Reuters news agency reported. > At least four Palestinians sustained gunshot wounds and two were in serious condition, the Palestinian Red Crescent said in what it described as clashes with Israeli forces in the eastern part of Nablus, a northern occupied West Bank city that has been a traditional centre of Palestinian resistance to Israeli occupation. > The Nablus battalion of the al-Quds Brigades, the armed wing of the Islamic Jihad group, said its members were “fighting the occupation forces and groups of settlers who had stormed the area of Joseph’s Tomb,” referring to a shrine in the city that has seen repeated clashes between Palestinians and Israeli forces. > Israel’s military did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the latest killing of a Palestinian, which follows the raid by Israeli forces earlier this month on the Jenin refugee camp – located about 41km (25 miles) away – that killed 12 Palestinians, injured approximately 100 others, caused thousands to flee, and inflicted widespread destruction on civilian infrastructure.
www.aljazeera.com
> The Sub Labans lost their home of several decades after being forced out by Israel at the start of the month. Willem Marx recounts the story of the eviction, and the push to force Palestinians out. > Occupied East Jerusalem – In the darkness, just after 4:30am [01:30 GMT], police officers began to seal off the narrow sloping street, al-Khalidiyya Ascent, named for an illustrious family who had established a nearby public library. > Some of the officers positioned themselves in doorways opposite the designated building, equipped with Kevlar vests and truncheons, others in a row along the top of a stone step. > Despite the dim grey light, the soaring Dome of the Rock inside the al-Aqsa Mosque compound was still visible in the near distance, towering over the alleyway and the rooftops. > The police commander’s quiet signal was eventually given less than an hour later. After decades of conflict, debate and courtroom drama leading up to this finale, the speed of the eviction on July 11 was itself extraordinary. > A small team of officers entered through the cornflower blue metal door into the building’s cramped foyer. > They needed just a handful of seconds to break open the white wooden doorway of the Sub Laban family home for the past 70 years. > “It was very, very fast,” said Alma Shibolet, one of a small number of people who had been inside the cramped 60-square-metre (645-square-foot) apartment. “They just push the door, came storming in, like dozens of them, immediately.”
cleric_splash Now • 50%
This does not just apply To the CCP but all world governments.
Ok, then I'll fell strongly encouraged to bring up the genocide of indians and indigenous populations committed by the Americans at every chance I see.
cleric_splash Now • 94%
There goes the narrative. Didn't last very long, did it?
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This one
That would fall under racism and dealt with accordingly. People do not choose where they are born and far too often do not have control over what their government does.
https://gitlab.com/redhat/centos-stream/rpms/iperf3/-/merge_requests/5
https://gitlab.com/redhat/centos-stream/rpms/iperf3/-/merge_requests/5
cleric_splash Now • 40%
Morocco is in the wrong here.
cleric_splash Now • 50%
Dangerous choice of words there, what's your stance on the CCP? The previous posted heavily insinuated CCP = bad and you didn't bring all that diversity talk into the table this time.
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function pkglist -d "Gets list of installed packages"
# Prevent descriptions in other languages
set -l LANG C
# Define pkglists location
set -l dot $HOME/.config/dotfiles
echo "(1/5) RPM-OSTREE status"
rpm-ostree status > $dot/pkglist.rpm-ostree --booted
echo "(2/5) Identify flatpaks"
flatpak list --app --columns=application > $dot/pkglist.flatpak
echo "(3/5) Identify pinned flatpak runtimes"
flatpak pin > $dot/pkglist.flatpak.pinned
echo "(4/5) Identify flatpak overrides"
for i in (cat $dot/pkglist.flatpak)
if test -s (flatpak override --show --user $i|psub)
echo $i
flatpak override --show --user $i
echo
end
end > $dot/pkglist.flatpak.overrides
echo "(5/5) Save KDE configuration"
fedora konsave -s kde_configuration --force
# to apply configuration
# fedora konsave -a kde_configuration
git -C $dot st
end
cleric_splash Now • 75%
The Guardian is leftist according this mod.
And Fox News is a trustworthy source...
Can anyone recommend me a better news community? I fear this one will end up like /r/WorldNews soon, absolutely dominated by liberals.
cleric_splash Now • 82%
Please take this feedback, you're going to make this community worse. Remove insults, temp ban rude users but don't act like an arbiter of what is correct or not, especially considering you seem strongly right-oriented.
cleric_splash Now • 5%
Ok, Mr. Double Standards.
cleric_splash Now • 4%
It's only terrorism when Russia does it.
cleric_splash Now • 33%
An innocent civilian child died and here you are making jokes about it.
cleric_splash Now • 100%
Another American crime.
cleric_splash Now • 87%
According to the site linked here, Fox News is one of the most reliable sources.
Migrated from /r/WorldNews today, this place ain't look promising.
cleric_splash Now • 50%
Lots of Red Hat engineers use it as a daily driver
You mean IBM engineers.