

That’s fair, I don’t know what other things have come before. It just seems really odd that there was such a severe reaction to what happened here.


That’s fair, I don’t know what other things have come before. It just seems really odd that there was such a severe reaction to what happened here.


They’d already admitted they accidentally pushed to the wrong branch and cleaned it up.


Which by that point they’d already fixed. They mentioned they also accidentally pushed to the wrong branch.
I dunno, this just looks like someone accidentally made a bad commit and instead of being mature about it and letting them fix it we get statements like “all bridges have been burned” and a split in the community. That’s a bit overblown, and if at the first sign of disagreement the decision is to blow up a project you’re making it very hard to work with you.


As the article addresses, inflation is down because demand has cratered, as people are simply significantly poorer than they were before. Demand for food is down, as people don’t have the money for food anymore, so prices must come down. Instead, people have to stand in breadlines to be fed.
This isn’t a good thing. It’s the worst way of addressing inflation, as it leads to sharp increases in severe poverty without addressing any of the actual causes of inflation. The Argentinian economy is becoming less productive and the added imports means more money is flowing out of the country instead of towards it.
Before, inflation was making Argentinians poor. Now it’s Milei making them poor. In the end, poverty is just getting worse.


They were transporting the only remaining copies of the Epstein list.


It’s literally happened to every single version of Windows, 10 and below.


This has literally happened repeatedly in the past. Just last year an exploit came to light affecting Windows XP that was so bad Microsoft had to release another security patch for it. WannaCry and NotPetya malwares used similarly severe exploits in 2017.


No they spoke Venezuelan, clearly.


Well, unless some exploit is discovered that doesn’t require user interaction. Then merely being connected puts your device at risk.
And given historical precedent, it’s going to be a matter of time until one is discovered.


I think you may be underestimating how much pensions cost on a yearly basis. In the Netherlands it totals over 50 billion euros each year, half of which is paid through labor taxes. I’m not sure we could easily squeeze that amount out of the 1% every year 🤔


Well it’s also the pension system that will become hard to financially sustain. Generally you want the population to at least kind of replace itself to avoid economic upheaval.


I used to just call my mom.


China is expanding offensive capabilities, specifically geared towards amphibious invasion. They also publicly state that they will “unify” with Taiwan.
Somehow I’m not as worried that Belgium is going to get any funny ideas when they buy a couple tanks. Gosh I wonder what the difference is…


Isn’t Stephen Crowder the guy in the change my mind meme?


Yes, in the sense that printing less money reduces inflation. This isn’t exactly a shock.
The big issue is what he has sacrificed to get there. Poverty rates initially spiked, causing a lot of people to burn through their savings. Now the poverty rate has fallen, but people below the poverty line report having even less to spend than before.
And of course he slashed the budgets of a lot of services, so people are feeling that too.


It’s “.il”, for anyone wondering.


Le Pen the elder is dead. His daughter is still alive and throwing tantrums.


The Jellyfin devs have quite clearly outlined some of the issues in the setup guides, and others are detailed in issues on Github. They do work on it, but most bad code was inherited and they have limited time on their hands to fix it, preferably in a way that doesn’t instantly mess up everyone’s setups.


Personally it’s quite nice. I just request what I want to watch and the system grabs it automatically. It can download from Usenet too.
Israel under Rabin seemed intent to stick to the accords, but a far-right ultrazionist terror attack in Hebron and the subsequent assassination of Rabin by a right-wing Israeli extremist undermined it significantly as well.