Drei Jahre ohne neue Sozialausgaben und Subventionen - das schlägt Finanzminister Lindner vor. So könne Deutschland Geld in seine Verteidigung investieren. Die Grünen reagierten wenig begeistert.
@tagesschau wann wird diesem Faschitischen Finanzminister endlich gekündigt.
Ein land das ca 1 Billionen Einnahmen hat,will die sozialen netze für 3 Jahre Kappen.
Der mann ist nicht mehr zurechtnungs fähig
Lindner spielt der AfD den ball zu.
Nur ein starkes land mit einer starken sozialen Ausrichtung ist im internationalen Wirtschaftz leben ein garand für stabilitä.
Eine soziale Schieflage ist der Motor zur Revolution.
What in the world is a Warp Terminal? Well, it is a terminal built using Rust that includes several features, such as AI and cloud connectivity. However, it is worth noticing that it is proprietary and a 100% closed source. Additionally, users are required to have an account to use it. It is also bloated by design. No, thank you. I'll stick with the Gnome Terminal or Terminal macOS app. No matter what they say, you don't need the "Wrap Terminal" with bells and whistles. #privacy#security
@nixCraft cloud connectivity and AI features in a terminal emulator is clearly missing the point of the Unix design in the first place: simple programs composable with pipes. The terminal is just a thing connected to a pty which is a virtual serial device which is basically like a file.
I haven't used it much, but I saw that Oh The Urbanity is on there, if you're interested in that kind of thing. They do urbanism videos, often focused on Canadian cities, in the vein of Not Just Bikes and City Beautiful.
I'm going to tell the story about what radicalized me against "the news" as a source of useful information that could be trusted.
I had been an avid news reader for a long time, very much about using different tools and aggregators and RSS and stuff to deliver a nonstop stream of what I considered high-quality news sources into my brain.
I'd see people complain about now the news was "biased" or "clickbait" and I just kind of dismissed it.
@rodhilton There's unfortunately nothing surprising here. Many years ago in the print magazine Omni, I read an article about something I knew a lot about. It was mostly fabrication. I assumed it was written by a stringer. Today, many articles are written by stringers, independents. News is there for one reason, to entertain and to serve itself. And that's aside from the political parts. (Edit: that's two reasons)
I'm a dumb moron who doesn't know anything about journalism, and I keep seeing all these online news sources folding and laying people off en masse. Most reactions lament the loss of a strong and free press and I am inclined to agree that this is not good...
... however, my uninformed moron ass doesn't understand why we won't see a rise in non-profit organizations that will fill that role. Can someone explain why that can't happen?
"Journalism is dying!" is the current outcry but journalism has been dead for some time, killed by the internet.
News sources have been desperate to turn a profit, so they become biased propaganda machines like Fox News, or they turn increasingly to littering their sites with insane numbers of ads, trying to attract people with clickbait headlines and ragebait subjects to maximize virality, and sticking the truth behind paywalls.
Even the more established publications, like the New York Times, feel the need to turn everything into a mud wrestling cage match to pump up the clicks, and in their desparation, willingly boost Russian military disinformation so long as it bleeds.
And that's just what they'll do.
Weekly progress update on the Warmaster Titan! The legs are fully assembled and posed. This is a BIG model. I'm fairly sure the sizing is within an acceptable margin of error based off the height chart GW put out. Especially given that the Knight has a waist extender giving it a bit more height.
@fleabomber
I'm glad that I've received so much positive feedback from the community. Next week's update I'll hopefully have some solid progress on assembling the torso.
As Josh Marshall observes, re the Russian op against the Bidens:
"The story here is how the U.S. again got bamboozled by transparent foreign manipulation and how the U.S. political press bought into it pretty much whole hog."
Our political press isn't terrible solely because it cares more about horse races than one party's attacks on democracy. It's dangerous, in its willful incompetence. We're in some trouble, and there's no sign that most journalists care -- at all.
Restaurants in America are in crisis because they can't hire and retain qualified workers. To stave off oblivion, restaurateurs are exploring options like replacing tipping with mandatory service fees, reducing waitstaff in favor of counter ordering, and dynamic pricing, where you pay more or less according to demand. Business Insider's food reporter Corey Mintz delves into the issues, concluding: "The fundamental problem is that restaurants have long mistreated their workers. So when many veteran employees had a chance to get out of the industry during the pandemic, they did." Which of these solutions would you be prepared to swallow?
@CultureDesk I used to wait tables and it's really demanding, but tips were a moneymaker. I don't think it would be possible to keep staff if tips were banned outright. And the idea of a mandatory service charge is just replacing one random fee for another. I like the idea in the article of replacing tips with open books and "incentivizing" employees. If I make a living wage on dead nights, and maybe a few hundred more in profit sharing on busy nights, that seems fair for everyone.
ATTENTION PLASMA WIDGET, THEME AND ADD-ON DEVELOPERS:
KDE loves all your stuff, but you need to port it for it to work in #Plasma6. We have created a handy, easy-to-follow guide for extensions and widgets at
Looks good (the extension). Any other good tiling extensions with keyboard and GUI support? I would like to explore a few to see which one works well for me