Handy after a hurricane

People should not expect more from the Mitte, FDP and SVP.

I’m contributing at my level. But, when I see all the errors, issues and missing object around me, it’s a full time job for at least one months.

Nope, my sentence doesn’t involve “think they’re bad”.

Real programmer learned Assembly.

VHDL is a good language.

If you think to be a good programmer, you’re the opposite.

No problems! People like to view the swiss policy with drugs as an example. Sure the implementation works, Bern was the first city with a protected space for drug use. It was a game changer and progressive for the time.

But, the reality is more mixed. The intentions were not so nice. People matter but the image of the country and the streets was another part. After the adoption of this policy, the city of Bern became a left city. Zürich has a similar path. It was not a leftist thing.

It workwd for the last 30 years. But, Switzerland has to be careful and work on it to keep the leadership it acquired.

Does anyone have a good foss ebook and pdf reader?

Thanks!

With the last court rule in Norway, Meta must ask your consent otherwise they can’t do anything. This is a huge issue for them on the fediverse. They must ask the consent of each European user what is nearly impossible. One solution is to filter were the instances are hosted. They don’t interact with the instance hosted in Europe. But, it doesn’t resolve the issue looking how the fediverse work. This is why Europe won’t see Thread.

To prevent, instances should migrate to be hosted in Europe. The second is to change how fediverse works. It’s fondamental to add options to ban some instances not just defederate. It’s the tactic of putting meta and instance that federate with them on the side.

This reminds me of the issue with some image content we spoke at the beginning of the week. I saw it like astroturfing. I would be surprised if this federation of Thread has a similar end.

Switzerland is concervative in some part of the country. It’s not like the US but the country has a division based on countryside and cities, cities being more liberal.

What made a change in the policy is that Switzerland had at the end of the 80’s the first and the second most important open scene in Europe. People came from all the country and even further to use drugs mostly opioid. People were using next to the Federal palace, home of the Parlament.

They had to do something and decided to have a liberal, progressive policy to help people instead of criminalizing.

But, we have multiple parameters to take in account. The first, it was at the end of the 80’s and the beginning of the 90’s. The population composition was different at this time. If you were not swiss, the chance to be deported was high.

Another factor is cultural. In the swiss culture, powerty doesn’t exist. People are wealthy. The really is different so Switzerland literally hides the poor and powerty. It’s similar to put everything under the carpet so everything is nice from the outside. The fact to see in parks and the nearby streets drug users day and night wasn’t a good think. The liberal policy match’s the fact that powerty has to be hidden.

It’s not only to be good or to do something good. Switzerland did horrible thing for the same reason like deporting children of poor families or single parent.

If people have an interest on the topic, I share two albums on imgur to see how it looked like. Both are NSFW!

Open scene in Bern, it was the second most important in Europe.

The open scene in Zürich was the most important across Europe.

Switzerland has this policy since the beginning of the 90’s with drug users. The quality of life improved to a level that retirement homes prescribe opioid to some resident.

It’s an amazing win-win-win situation. The overdose rate plunged with people being in a good health condition and finding jobs despite their addiction. The life expectancy of this group is sky rocketing. It costs a fraction to the society as people are contributing to the society itself.

And so began the war for water and food. It will not be a war with only guns and classical battles. It’s about power, influence, treasons, etc.

A war were the basic human has nothing to say and will be neglected. It’s about the upper level, the corporations and the capital will dictate who has access to food and water.

It’s time to stop the infinite grow of the capital which isn’t sustainable on earth and elsewhere. This will make possible to take care of our environment and the planet to feed everyone correctly.

Hashtags are a thing but you need to find people to follow who are boosting others post.

The most important is to find groups about your interests. Groups are accounts to follow who will boost every post mentioning it. This will help you to find interesting account to follow.

Boosting is important has it’s how people discover new content.

I have the exact opposite experience and get overwhelmed by the number of notification I get on it.

The issue is people thinking Mastodon is Twitter bis. It’s not. You need to understand the philosophy behind it.

I never saw this amount of energy to disqualify someone of a presidential election. (What is in this case good) It shows issues in the state itself and how the laws are made. It’s already systemic.

Part of the former USSR were closer to Georgia than Georgia.

And if only, it was just him in the autism field. SBC isn’t better than him on the piece of shit scale.

Ok.

It was the official narrative of the allies after WW2. They expected the Austrians to fight against the Nazis. It didn’t work. After that, the Soviet liberated Vienna but the west didn’t want them to joint the east block. The less to Stalin, the better. The cold war began…

The world had to wait 1991 to see a Chancellor expressing apologize.

I didn’t mean distro hopping. I mean people actually staying on Linux after trying it and not going back to another os.

The good/bad Linux distro circlejerk.

People are constantly speaking about what’s the best or worst distro in long argumentation loosing their time. Instead, it would nice to make people actually switch to a Linux distro and stay on a distro. Each people people switching from another OS is a win. This matters and how making Linux distros more accessible to everyone.