Spannend auch, dass die Zitate die Behauptung nicht belegen. Er hat nicht gesagt, dass es keinen unbefugten Zugriff geben kann, sondern dass ein Massenangriff verhindert würde und es nicht mehr möglich sei, viele Daten zu sehen.

Ich hab den Artikel nur überflogen; war da überhaupt von kompletten Betriebssystemen die Rede?

Wieso sollte es um Betriebssysteme gehen?

Bei Otto habe ich es so verstanden, dass es um den Betrieb von Servern geht. Also Otto entwickelt ggf. etwas In-House, betrieben wurde das bisher auf Microsoft-Servern (oder Amazon etc.), in Zukunft auf Servern von europäischen Anbietern.

Univention klingt eher nach Servern-Anwendungen für Infrastruktur (?).

Even if that is "the propaganda" (which I have not seen in this thread btw): your counterproposition is not to dispose of the whole one-dimensional "which atrocity is worse" bullshit, but instead formalizing it by speaking of tiers and arguing that the holocaust wasn't that bad. That's dehumanizing, has no value at all (it's not like a "tier 2 genocide" it somehow more okay) and instead opens the doors for Nazi apologia and antisemtism and derails the discussion.

I don't know how else to say it, but: the unique aspects of the Holocaust are what makes the Holocaust unique.

Making up "tiers" of mass murder or genocide is dehumanizing. There is no point in trying to compare these atrocities - except of course if someone wants to say e.g. "Well, the holocaust wasn't that bad".

You need to provide sources. For example: most Germans knew about concentration camps and the mass murder (source).

Das ist meiner Meinung nach nicht nur (vielleicht nicht mal in erster Linie) ein durch Parteien verursachtes Problem, sondern auch ein durch den Kapitalismus und unsere Rolle als Konsumenten. Wir sind gewohnt, dass wir nichts konkretes mehr machen müssen, damit etwas passiert oder bekommen - wir klicken einen Button oder bezahlen jemanden und dann passiert etwas. Selbst etwas auf die Beine zu stellen ist im Vergleich dazu viel komplizierter, verwirrender, unsicherer und erfordert viel mehr Skills - reden, organisieren, Meinungsverschiedenheiten aushalten, tätigkeitsabhängige Skills, ...Und das ist natürlich auch ein Teufelskreis, weil wir kaum noch Gelegenheiten (oder Notwendigkeiten) haben, diese Skills einzuüben. Alles ist entweder Konsum oder Lohnarbeit.

Irgendwann ist auch meine Mühsam erarbeitete Engelsgeduld am Ende...

a fascist state in its infancy

Plus the use of "allow" is interesting when the patient is actually forced to live in this condition.

I don't think the OP in the screenshot is describing a loving partnership though - the emotional support described is very much one sided.

It was "refuse to leave their post" ;)

I doubt that it will stop the fascists if the good guys quit though.

If they were trolling at this level, I would.

"Lynching is an extrajudicial killing by a group." Wikipedia (content warning - prominently displayed picture of a lynching victim)

Eine andere Möglichkeit wäre, weniger Autos rumstehen zu haben.

Deswegen heißen sie ja auch Gehwege - weil das da geht.

I know the US is different than Europe, that's why I mentioned my POV.

And I still don't really understand it, because the numbers are really very different. Oklahoma City (without the metropolitan area) is about as big as my as my hometown Bremen. We just had protests because our chancellor-to-be collaborated with the fascist party - we were about 1500 people, with about 24 hours notice. Big protests are up to 25000-50000 people. And as you said, other protests in the US were way bigger.

So I don't think "time for preparation" is an important factor, especially as it is not really a surprise that Trump became president and is doing shitty things. Unless protests in the US are more complicated for some reason I don't see yet?

From an outside perspective, I would guess it's more about work culture - people being burnt out, no protections from getting fired. This might lead to less of a protest culture culture overall maybe. Which is also weird, because the US also has seen some very well known and successful protest movements.

Bonus: current Hollwood movies always seem to make it a point that the protagonist is very much trying to not get involved. I wonder what that says about the (current) culture in the US.

Do you have any numbers? Because the numbers for the 50501 protests seem really small to me as a German.

Props to those who organize and participate of course!

almost bragging how little time they took after their kids were born

I had a coworker bragging about lying to his wife that he couldn't take time off. This is fucked up on so many levels: why even have a kid? Why do you lie to your wife? Why are you telling people you barey know (I had been there for like two weeks) that you lie to your wife? WTF?

I feel like I’m missing something.

Maybe they're insecure? They don't know what to do with the new kid, and instead of figuring it out together with their partner they run back to the things they know and hide behind a fake martyrdom. I wonder how many of them will in a few months or years say that women are "naturals" when it comes to taking care of kids.

Congrats on the kid and on being an actual dad!

Write your code as if the next person that works with it is a violent psychopath who knows where you live.