despite the author failing to adequately inform the reader about who Kohane actually was, it’s a very interesting article nonetheless!

Huh? Now it says “a Zionist terrorist leader who plot to blew up several New York landmarks” - but the article is not saying that the zionlist leader/terrorist was plotting to blow up NY landmarks - it’s saying the Nosair and others were. (Kohane was among other things planning to blow up the Iraqi embassy, but, again, that isn’t mentioned in this article.)

The title of this post is currently:

One of the first Islamic terrorist in modern American history was CIA trained El Sayyid Nosair who killed Rabbi Meir Kahane, a Zionist terrorist leader going to blew up several New York landmarks.

This is very confusing because it implies that Nosair killed Kahane because he (Kahane) was plotting to blow up New York landmarks. But, the article does not actually even mention the fact that Kahane was himself a terrorist in NY and elsewhere - it just calls him the “leader of the Jewish Defence League” and then says Nosair was the one plotting to blow up landmarks:

Those visits have put him in the spotlight once before: among those he trained was El Sayyid Nosair, who was jailed in 1995 for killing Rabbi Meir Kahane, leader of the Jewish Defence League, and, along with several others, with plotting to blow up several New York landmarks.

imo you should update your post title.

maybe wrapping the zip bomb in a zip quine helps? https://github.com/ruvmello/zip-quine-generator

“someone who is good at the economy please help me budget this”

the brits dont even have one!

they’ll tell you that they do have one, but they just… prefer not to write it down:

The constitution of the United Kingdom comprises the written and unwritten arrangements that establish the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland as a political body. Unlike in most countries, no official attempt has been made to codify such arrangements into a single document, thus it is known as an uncodified constitution.

they’re quite committed to the bit, even going so far as having a whole thing they call “UK constitutional law” (replete with varieties of court dress).

#NotAllKings m’lord

lmgtfy? estimates vary a lot of course but currently tend to range from tens to hundreds of zettabytes.

A Zettabyte is 10²¹ bytes. That is trillions of gigabytes, or to put it another way: tens of terabytes per living person.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zettabyte_Era

I wouldn’t mind moderating

Thanks! It would be nice if some user(s) of debian itself would do it also but this is a start :)

Given how much worse Ubuntu has gotten in recent years maybe you’ll find yourself switching to Debian soon enough anyway 😉

imo posts about lesser-known debian derivatives should be allowed here… but as i said earlier either the poster or a 3rd party source they’re linking to should make a good case for why it is actually interesting and/or credible.

Hello blatant propagandist trying to retcon the fact that there literally was no primary for democrats?

there actually was one

Her name was on the ballot I cast, so I dunno what your deal is

Do you mean because you wrote it in instead of voting for Biden? 🤔

Otherwise you’re misremembering; https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024_Democratic_Party_presidential_primaries

quick which party is trying to undermine and sanction the international criminal court?

would you believe me if i told you… both of them?

here is the email this screenshot is an excerpt of; the specific “X” (the thing which the message Linus is replying to here suggested perhaps AI should not be used for) was the writing of commit messages.

tell me where Israel says its borders are

it’s amazing how much this question flummoxes zionists

Jordan does not recognize the illegal settler colonial entity occupying Palestine

i regret to inform you that they do, actually, since 1994. see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_recognition_of_Israel for current information about who does and doesn’t.

This is bizarre. Lindows rightfully died long ago; this claims to be a community project to restart it?

And, they say they’re based on Debian 13 (trixie) but also they have an i386 ISO somehow? 🤨

As wikipedia explains:

Debian directs users to keep i386 systems on Debian 12 or retiring the system in question, as the remaining packages are intended for running 32-bit x86 software on 64-bit systems and require the SSE2 CPU instruction set that most 32-bit x86 CPUs don’t support.

I’m pretty sure this is some kind of scam, which makes me even more suspicious of the other distros-i-never-heard-of which OP recently posted. I’m inclined to delete it but I’ll first ask you OP: have you actually tried this? why did you post it? what about the other distros you’ve posted to /c/debian today?

(given your account’s long history i’m assuming good faith for the moment but I am very tempted to delete everything you’ve posted here today… so please explain)

but if this is real, it has to be the final straw, right?

This is also a reason to have functional LoraWan mesh network

fyi LoRa is a useful building block for building offline (non-internet) mesh networks but LoRaWAN is not: LoRaWAN is for IP-over-LoRa and it requires one of the nodes to have internet access to talk to a centralized server which mediates everything. (tldr: forget about LoRaWAN.)

Sorry I don’t have time to braindump on other things in this space, but I will say https://columba.network/ looks interesting - it is a reticulum client for android which can use LoRa (if you have a LoRa radio) and also BLE (100m range) and WiFi (both locally to other nodes and to the internet to talk to distant nodes). I have not actually tried Columba myself, but i think it looks promising.

edit: looking closer i think the one big missing feature in Columba for this type of application is group chat. Unfortunately Reticulum doesn’t have a decentralized group chat yet; its 1:1 chat protocol (LXMF) is completely decentralized (two people can keep talking if they’re in range of each other even when they can’t see anyone else in the mesh) but the group chat protocol it has now (called RRC, similar to IRC) requires a centralized relay server. You can run an RRC relay yourself, including on a non-internet-connected network, but it only works for people who are able to reach that relay (and it doesn’t keep history so you miss what was said while you couldn’t reach it). I see that the Columba author has actually implemented RRC for Android, but it’s currently in a separate app called eridanus. I don’t know if anyone is trying to build a decentralized group chat protocol on top of reticulum yet but probably someone is. It’s a very complicated problem to solve well, though.

paging @Sxan@piefed.zip

(except sadly, looking at https://piefed.zip/c/chapotraphouse@hexbear.net it seems only one post (from 2 days ago) has federated from this community to that instance in the last 3 months 🤔)