Limerance

Ein Regimewechsel in Iran ist gut für Europa. Eine Regierung im Iran, die nicht aus Fanatikern besteht, die die ganze Region destabilisieren ist sehr in europäischem Interesse.

Völkerrechtlich ist das ganze auch nicht ganz so einfach wie so oft dargestellt. Das Mullahregime droht Israel seit Jahrzehnten mit Vernichtung, arbeitet gezielt darauf zu und hat zuletzt während des Gazakrieges Israel völkerrechtswidrig angegriffen. Es gab kein Friedensabkommen, deshalb besteht der Kriegszustand fort. Insofern ist Israel durchaus dazu berechtigt sich vorwärts zu verteidigen und die Fähigkeit Irans solche Angriffe durchzuführen zu beenden. Es ist vom Völkerrecht gedeckt andere Länder zu unterstützen.

Die Liste von Völkerrechtsbrüchen des Iran sind lang. Dass man dagegen nicht vorgehen darf, ist eine zweifelhafte Auslegung von Recht und Gerechtigkeit.

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Nur DACH-Dinge sollten nach DACH.

Is there any good alternative? My girlfriend loves using it, especially for period and fertility tracking.

I have an iPad myself and try to use it to work every now and then. I always run into pretty basic limitations on iPadOS very quickly. For example working with large file on a network share is painful. The file manage is a slow toy compared to the Finder. The limited RAM and no swap means app will lose state regularly. Transferring data between applications is still cumbersome.

they were constantly talking about the push to unify macOS and iOS UI

They made several attempts at it and none succeeded. There's lots of shared frameworks, Mac Catalyst, and Swift UI. None of them work consistently or are particularly good.

iOS and iPadOS have fundamental limitations baked into the design that severely limit it.

Making a unified mobile, tablet, touch, and desktop OS was also tried by Microsoft and Ubuntu and the results were weak to mixed.

What Apple really needs is a new paradigm. For that they need a vision, which they don't have since Steve Jobs died.

Homebrew is supported on Ubuntu, Debian, and Fedora.

I use it on my recent Linux Mint install. Mint has pretty old packages or enormously bloated flatpacks, that come with limitations.

neovim only came in an ancient version, that doesn't support lazyvim. Nicotine+ came as ancient from the Mint packages or as a 4 GB monster via flatpack.

I used Homebrew and everything installed quickly in current versions and worked like a breeze.

The great thing about Homebrew is that removing it is as easy as rm -r /home/linuxbrew

Nix is great as well of course and very powerful. Can be a bit of a bitch to write all the config files though.

This is very bad advice for cold weather.

As a user the license doesn't matter for you. Even if you contribute back to a project, you will be able to use your changes in the project.

The license only matters if you want to redistribute a changed version yourself or use parts of it in your own software.

There's also Rocket Chat.

Both are decent enough self hosted solutions. That's why they also both advertise, being used in military, security, and defense.

The user experience in either of those isn't particularly great. Slack beats them with ease of use and like a million easy to use plugins.

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Matrix UX is just bad in so many ways.

The approval of racists falling is concerning.

Washing hands is overrated. It only leads to a weaker immune system.

This opium-cannabis-arsenic tincture will make you feel much better in no time.

Sure. Lots of fiction, especially TV stick to well established tropes, regardless of a human writing it or not.

I think the new Liquid Glass UI is meant to better support the rumored upcoming MacBooks with touch screens. The Mac's UI has been wasting more and more space over the years, I think with this target in mind.

I go no ads. Using Firefox and Ublock Origin.

Best of both worlds:

install boring stable distro
use Homebrew to install bleeding edge stuff, separately from the base system.

Arch takes a long time to install, even if you have done it before.

Fedora is pretty good. However in order to install drivers or firmware for specific hardware can be more difficult as it involves adding extra repositories.