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@kentparkstreet1@mastodon.online
Putin could have stopped this at any point in time. No one forced him to do anything. All of this is his choice - so please don't move the responsibilities elsewhere
@davidaugust@mastodon.online
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@Jagermo@defcon.social
mastodon 4.7.3Long term GM, currently #Pathfinder2e #BladesintheDark
all these posts are my own opinion.
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Fck nzs
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@malwaretech
You don't need mythos if your employees (or politicians) click shady links in their messaging apps
https://www.reuters.com/world/german-government-suspects-russia-signal-attack-targeting-politicians-sources-2026-04-25/
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@TeflonTrout
They can build their own community, but they won't because then they would have to face themselves.
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@kentparkstreet1@mastodon.online
Sorry if i mussunderstood.
It would have been nice, but how? He had and has his claws so deep in western states, cheap gas was flowing. Yes, more weapons earlier would have been nice, yes, sanctions after 2014 would have helped. But i don't see a realistic way of stopping him earlier. Sadly.
@davidaugust@mastodon.online
Ah, finally. I have been looking for an #ereader that allows me to read my #ttrpg sourcebooks. Most are pdf, most are not designed for things like reflow and most are full of tables (my traveller boos, especially).
I did not want a tablet, i wanted eink.
So, the kindle paperwhite did not really work, kindles do not like complex pdfs.
My pocketbook Verse was OK, if you hold it sideways and don't mind skipping back and forth.
But the Boox Air Note 5 C looks like the sweet spot. 6 Gbyte Ram are enough to load even bigger pdfs (like #Pathfinder adventure paths), and the screen is big enough to read one pdf page. The notetaking feature could be cool to prep for sessions.
Also, no app needed, it shows up as an external drive in Linux
Not cheap, true, but it shoul last several years and work great for reading outdoors. If you have a similar first world problem, check it out
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@weddige@gruene.social
@catsalad@infosec.exchange @jessie@mastodon.social
Der Gerät is the first on the job and it never sweats.
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@derbadian
And he is right. I saved up and bought a pair of really nice boots from a shoemaker. Cost me a lot. But i have them over 10 years now, still good as new and I only had to replace the sole once for about 50 bucks. I love those shoes and they keep my feet dry and save me money.
This blog by RFSysadmin saved my #Proxmox install after the upgrade from 8 to 9. It seems like the #EFI boot sequence got blasted in the update (i thought, i was careful) and proxmox 9 rebooted into the BIOS.
Long story short: Boot into the rescue enviroment (login is your root login)
fix the EFI settings like mentioned in the blog
Reboot and keep enjoying that #homelab
Step by step guide here https://blog.rfsysadmin.com/proxmox/how-i-fixed-my-proxmox-server-after-upgrading-to-proxmox-9-stuck-booting-into-bios
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@cdarwin
I'd wager that we see a massive rise in fortification along the strait as well, and probably along the red sea by huthis. This clusterfuck showed everyone how effective it is to block central shipping lanes.
What we will not see are initiatives by conservative governments to extend the renewable energy infrastructure because now "oil and LNG is cheap again" - until the next time.
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@gemmy@mastodon.social
Mullvad has confirmed it:
"Mullvad is a political company fighting for free speech, free information and privacy, with two equal co-founders, co-owners and co-CEOs who fundamentally disagree on many issues. Daniel's donation to a political party is private and not part of Mullvad's mission."
You can stop defending him
@lostgen@det.social @mullvadnet@mastodon.online