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1 month agoAnd you can help get them to safety
in_my_honest_opinion
How to organize a rapid response from a very high level with further detailed resources. https://southerncoalition.org/resources/rapid-response-101/
Good general advice on organizing, also a good resource to find groups near you that are likely aligned. https://www.fiftyfifty.one/organizer-resources
Feel free to reach out for any other resources.
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7·1 month agoDuring surgery, doctors removed the bladder stone - it weighed as much as a full-term baby and was around the size of an ostrich egg.
A very complicated caesarian
23·2 months agoNote: For Pot
Gottem
1·2 months agoLow power BLE has been fickle to me so I guess I was being a little over cautious worrying about interference for such a small radio and low power.
I was worried about the two rods running as dipole interference but I guess I was being over cautious
I’m just a lowly embedded engineer working on BLE on aarch and other SOC kernels.
@punksnotdead@slrpnk.net I would suggest carbon fiber rods or aluminum, ferris metal could interfere with the bluetooth radio depending on their shape.
10·2 months agoWarming rivers are making it so they cannot cool the reactors and stay critical, I never thought I’d see that. Does anyone know if they’re still contemplating the thorium breeder reactors south of Vizely?
4·2 months agoGrab a spoon, a gallon of ice cream, and dig your way out.
4·2 months agoDas Racist were the best.
5·2 months agoHoping this revitalizes the comm and that it stays open and accessible for leftist voices.
Wow, I read through the other post and kittenz is not beating the tankie allegations trying to hijack the comm and move it to db0, which should be it’s own post on https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/c/yepowertrippinbastards
21·2 months agoI should call her…
Likely as not they’ll have whatever rules of engagement established before the sortie.
This gives NATO states the right to enforce the sovreignty of airspace. So basically each government can say, “If we can PID a known threat in our airspace any pilot within such and such airspace may shoot it down over such and such region.”
Basically, if a Russian drone is on vector to hit Warsaw, the Polish Airforce may shoot it down. No individual pilot is making that decision.
11·3 months agoSieze the spreadsheets of production
3·3 months agoSepia bolete?
8·4 months agoSure but the whole thread is full of gems
If they make changes to test firmware they’ll update the repos you pull from on an update. So your fix you just applied may break on your next update.
Also your hardware is old enough that you can run stable easily. Just try a live disk of Trixie or mxLinux. You can even switch to trixie from sid just by editing your apt sources.
https://neilzone.co.uk/2025/11/downgrading-debian-from-testing-to-stable-trixie/
Building tech debt you never pay down is the way you kill open source projects.