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UN Warns of Mass Ethnic Cleansing of Palestinians as Refugee Shelters Overflow

From Infowars

Israeli public officials have openly called for a repeat of historic events that displaced a million Palestinians.

Oct 15th 2023 5:40am EDT

Source Link: https://www.infowars.com/posts/un-warns-of-mass-ethnic-cleansing-of-palestinians-as-refugee-shelters-overflow/

Internet Archive Link: https://web.archive.org/web/20231015145244/https://www.infowars.com/posts/un-warns-of-mass-ethnic-cleansing-of-palestinians-as-refugee-shelters-overflow/

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79ae3e59... 2y ago

This is not accurate to what historically happened. Might be best to review it before posting incorrect info

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mark

i need another note-taking app like i need a hole in the head

i'm old enough to see the pattern now:

- use a physical notebook and extol the virtues of simplicity

- switch to basic notes app on phone

- find New, Fancy, Power-User Notes App for optimized productivity and idea mapping which has a cult following and is a game-changer with monthly subscription pro features

- go back to a physical notebook and extol the virtues of simplicity

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79ae3e59... 2y ago

Anytype.io is a nice power app. Though I have gone through your cycles frequently, myself.

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I updated my fucking computers using the built in package manager. You know, routine system maintenance.

99% of software is written in user space.

If an OS requires constant effort to keep it running, then IT IS NOT STABLE.

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79ae3e59... 2y ago

A reasonable action, but that doesn't mean you know what you are doing. I also recognize you stated you have been using Linux for a long time. However, duration does not always equate to experience.

First, that is factually untrue. Second, is it a user-spaceapplications breaking your system? If not, it isn't relevant to your argument. If it is, the program wasn't architected properly, and you should get rid of it.

Of course an OS requires constant effort to keep running. That is the nature of computing. Name one OS in the world which doesn't push security updates (which is still supported). You can't!

Honestly, even when things do manage to go sideways, you should have disaster recovery plans implemented. There is no reason you should have to nuke and pave every time something goes wrong.

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Linux bros when they’re like “my Linux installation is *way* more stable than either Windows or Mac.”

Like bro, sit the fuck down. I haven’t reinstalled either os due to issues in years.

#linux #it

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79ae3e59... 2y ago

If you have been using Linux since floppies, and still haven't figured out how to keep Linux stable, you are doing something wrong. Also, WSL is not viable for getting work done on anything outside of user-space.

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100satsaday

I still hold this opinion: you have to verify open source yourself to say #opensource is better. I can’t say it, can you?

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79ae3e59... 2y ago

Yes, actually, I can.

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Danie

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