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Everything I said was descriptive not prescriptive and I'm not sure how you came to any other conclusion other then by being an idiot.

A description of her politics and environment likely explains her support for this particular organisation.

You're also very confidentally wrong about my sentiments. Israel is genocidal maniac state that should be sanctioned by the rest of the world.

That said, protest without economoc leverage is useless. State approved protests are ineffective by definition. We've had three years of them and they've done nothing.

We should be on the same side by your hysteria and lack of comprehension makes you counterproductive and useless. I suggest you be more strategic or stfu.

This is a direct action group that attempts to disrupt organisations that support or trade with Israel. The other ones just uselessly annoy passers-by in a few state sanctioned streets for a few hours.

She is an avowed Communist (and Irish) this group might just fit her world view.

His daughter, son-in-law, and the defense minister were also killed, as they were all in his residence at the time.

If he decided to stay for ideological reasons, they would not have been there.

My guess is that they might have misinterpreted the US's demands as starting positions while the US considered them to be final. Who would expect a country that can produce ballistic missiles to willingly give it up? It was a non-starter from the beginning.

Every year at around this time there is a lot of linux related content in tech media.

It's a slow moving evergreen topic perfect for a scheduled release while the author is on holiday. This is just filler content that could have been written at any point in the last 10 years with minor changes.

Most reputable CS courses will have one or two math subjects (often called "Discrete Mathematics" or some variation).

Does anyone have any advice on tackling subjects like these for someone who hasn't done any math since high school more than a decade ago (and has forgotten it)?

I read the timelines of people who only use twitter. Local journalists and people who talk about about specific issues.

I read the timelines of people who only use twitter. Local journalists and people who talk about about specific issues.

I think he's trying to generate engagement on X through controversy. The recent change to search, which now shows posts from people you've blocked (with no options to turn it off) suggests this too.

The problem with this strategy is that you have to keep escalating otherwise it gets boring fast, and it attracts people no one wants to advertise to. My feed is full of racebaiters and anti-woke culture crap despite telling the algorithm I’m not interesting. I’m not sure there's much else left.

If you want to use hardware acceleration in Emby you have to pay for "Emby Premiere". Jellyfin, not having tiered versions, provides this for free.

This is obviously useful in general, but i rely on it to run a media server on my low-end minipc with Intel Quick Sync.

I don't think they are blocking based on browser. They are probably on another push. I'm getting "Ad blockers violate YouTube's Terms of Service" on lastest Firefox and uBO. I'm in Australia.

So is Iran just going to be the default bogeyman until they drum up enough negative sentiment for a war?

Iran doesn't really have any military projection. It can't even move equipment and people into countries it's close to (Syria, Iraq), let alone the US. Why would they take the risk of doing this? It's obviously bullshit.

He will never leave Israel again. He is 75 and doesn't have many years ahead of him anyway. At some point soon he will either be voted out or kicked out through regular knessent machinations and spend his remaining years writing his memoris in hebrew only.