Ich geb mein Bestes, ich schwör
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Manchmal finde ich es schon bemerkenswert das ich trotz meiner Wissenslücke Arch nutze.
Ich beschreibe euch mal was ich damit meine anhand meiner Arbeitsweise:
Es ist Zeit mal wieder mein Backup zu aktualisieren. Also stecke ich eine externe SSD per USB an und anstatt die Ordner zu Löschen und neu zu kopieren formatiere ich die SSD neu, schön als EXT4, das nutze ich auch auf EndeavourOS.
Nach dem formatieren kopiere ich den ersten Ordner und es kommt eine Fehlermeldung. Ich kann zwar Dateien kopieren von Festplatte auf Externe, aber keine Ordner.
Ich vermute ich hab keine Schreibrechte, also Zeit das übers Terminal zu machen. Aber mit welchem Befehl? dd? Hab ich schon öfters gehört.
$ man dd
speak englisch sprich deutsch du…
$ tldr dd
Ähh, ne, ich will doch nur Ordner kopieren…
Internet suche gibt mir cp aus.
cp will die Externe in “media” nicht als target akzeptieren. Macht für mich keinen Sinn diese Fehlermeldung. Es muss an den Schreibrechten liegen.
Also 10min nachlesen wie chown und chmod gehen, was Gruppen sind und wie ich die Rechte bei dev einstelle.
Zwischendrin werde ich frustriert und lasse mich per GUI zum Admin machen(siehe Bild) und kann zwar Daten nun kopieren, aber nur Löschen wenn ich denselben Trick wieder nutze. Ich will keine Haue bekommen(von Freunden) also mach ich es über chown und chmod, aber es ist wie Zähne ziehen.
15min später und es ist geschafft. Drag and Drop Ordner ziehen klappt.
Sehen uns In 3 Monaten. Selbes Problem. Selber Frust. Nix gelernt.
China tops list of countries trying to silence exiled dissidents over past decade, study shows
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However, a smaller number of countries account for the vast majority of all documented physical attacks on dissidents, with China the most frequent offender, responsible for 272 incidents, or 22% of recorded cases. Russia, Turkey and Egypt also rank among the worst perpetrators.
The bicycle industry wants you to think this is impossible.
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Israel Has Detained 380 Palestinians From West Bank Since Gaza Ceasefire
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Trump says US to increase military sales to India, eventually provide F-35 jets
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Summary
Trump announced the U.S. will expand military sales to India, including plans to eventually supply F-35 fighter jets.
No timeline was given, and India’s Foreign Secretary clarified the acquisition process has not yet begun.
The deal reflects India’s shift toward U.S. defense products as Russia’s arms exports decline due to the Ukraine war. India has already purchased over $20 billion in U.S. military equipment since 2008.
The announcement also follows agreements on energy trade and cooperation against terrorism between the two nations.
Infant Mortality Spikes Under Abortion Bans
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https://jessica.substack.com/p/infant-mortality-spikes-under-abortion
Serial “swatter” behind 375 violent hoaxes targeted his own home to look like a victim
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Food of the Future: How Social Reformers Created a Vegetarian Crusade in America
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Vegetarianism has been practiced in the United States since the country’s founding, yet the early years of the movement have been woefully misunderstood and understudied. Through the Civil War, the vegetarian movement focused on social and political reform, but by the late nineteenth century, the movement became a path for personal strength and success in a newly individualistic, consumption-driven economy. This development led to greater expansion and acceptance of vegetarianism in mainstream society. From Bible Christians to Grahamites, the American Vegetarian Society to the Battle Creek Sanitarium Adam D. Shprintzen explored this lively history of early American vegetarianism and social reform.___
The war on autism
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https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/pictrs/image/92cc337c-63c2-4a70-9be9-178f1348308e.webp
Meh-r-OwO-es Dagon rule
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I’m trying to make stupid play on the pronunciation of ‘OwO’ and Mehrunes Dagon, but I think it’s falling flat.
https://slrpnk.net/pictrs/image/7760b966-cc77-40f1-b99a-0a79e93e9773.webp
Cookie-Banner und Online-Tracking: EU-Kommission beerdigt Pläne für ePrivacy-Verordnung
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Anti-Monopoly Is the Path Forward: Democrats have scored some nice wins against corporate oligarchs—and drawn clear lines. They must not stop.
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The Biden Administration’s governance model exposed a decades-old tension between two competing economic visions within the Democratic Party. One seeks to reinvigorate American manufacturing, strengthen unions, and challenge monopoly power through regulatory action. The other looks to maintain and strengthen the party’s ties to corporate America and Wall Street. The unifying glue of fear of Trump, it was thought, would hold this incoherent and less-than-sturdy alliance together in 2024. Harris’s loss should put such delusions to rest.
Democrats need to make a decision. They can either continue their decades-long accommodation of billionaires and corporate interests or embrace a genuine populist agenda that directly challenges concentrated economic power. It is not possible to govern as the champion of both working people and oligarchs. As Pennsylvania Representative Chris Deluzio put it, there isn’t a “win-win” when it comes to the interests of big corporations and working people.
https://democracyjournal.org/arguments/anti-monopoly-is-the-path-forward
Israel Admits It Violated The Ceasefire And Hamas Did Not
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https://www.caitlinjohnst.one/p/israel-admits-it-violated-the-ceasefire
AOC says Dems need to play hardball if they help Republicans keep the government open
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Summary
Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Ilhan Omar insist Democrats should demand major concessions if they help Republicans avoid a government shutdown.
With a narrow three-seat majority, Republicans need Democratic votes to pass a spending bill, but progressives argue the GOP must “sort themselves out” first.
They oppose Republican efforts to slash corporate taxes and gut federal agencies.
Concerns remain that even if Democrats secure agreements, the Trump administration might ignore them. Some moderate Democrats agree that Republicans must take responsibility for funding the government.
Sabotage an neuem Kriegsschiff "Emden"?
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https://www.tagesschau.de/investigativ/ndr-wdr/sabotage-marine-ostsee-100.html
Dealership service
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My car is stuck at the dealership waiting for a part since November. I’m now sitting in their waiting room waiting for them to service their own car that they are lending me.
USA | Appeals Court Says Town Can’t Forbid Cops From Flying The ‘Thin Blue Line’ Flag
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While we all know the “Thin Blue Line” flag is just a bastardization meant to signify cops are above the law, there’s no constitutional way we can forbid cops from displaying their deliberate antagonism against their obligations to the people they serve: things like transparency, accountability, and the service and protection so many law enforcement agencies promise in their agency slogans.
Case file: https://s3.documentcloud.org/documents/25512242/blue-line-3rd.pdf