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submitted 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) by Beep@lemmus.org to c/technology@lemmy.world
 
 
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China hit me up, so many of my elected officials are on a list for protecting a class of billionaires who were in contact with a certain island didnt-kill-himself I'm willing to read that list off for money

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In the new era, European leaders are not only promising to take more responsibility for the conventional defense of their continent; they’re also beginning to talk about an expanded nuclear deterrent of their own. Practically, this would mean leveraging the capabilities of Britain and France, currently the only two European states with nuclear weapons.

For now, Kristersson said, “the American nuclear umbrella is absolutely dominant.” And he has seen no indication that Washington intends to curtail it, even as the Trump administration presses European countries to assume greater responsibility for their own defense. Still, the prime minister said, “it’s a good thing” that there are European countries with such capabilities

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cross-posted from : https://lemmy.zip/post/59274910

Lithuania’s Defence Ministry has proposed establishing a defence attaché post at the country’s embassy in Israel, saying the move would support military procurement and help ensure stable supply chains.

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Lithuania’s Defence Ministry has proposed establishing a defence attaché post at the country’s embassy in Israel, saying the move would support military procurement and help ensure stable supply chains.

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Hey gang, I posted this in the relevant community but I figured it won't hurt to cast a larger net. I haven't done the custom ROM biz since around 2013 and I'm looking to degoogle my family on the cheap. I've spent the last 3 weeks getting dicked around by google pixels so if I can avoid those entirely I'd like to.

My plan is to go with CRDroid, curate the apps myself using mostly FOSS. Here's where I'm in need of an adult:

  1. Oneplus 9 is in my price range and looks like it will last but I can only find it t-mobile locked. I can carrier unlock it myself, but will I be able to access the boot loader. I know I can't at all for Verizon, I wanna make sure i don't accidentally get trapped again.

  2. I can't find many options outside of GrapheneOS, lineage, and crdroid, is that really the whole list? I like the options in crdroid but I'll take other suggestions.

  3. I've been using Blu phones for ages, they don't come with any of the headache to get them unlocked and I've been using this one for nearly 8 years so I know they last. Is there a ROM that runs on Blu? I hate that all the compatible devices are name brand, high dollar, nonsense.

  4. Are there any parental control apps that aren't just data harvesters? I want to give me kid a phone for emergencies, but he's 11 with ADHD that gives him the impulse control of a toddler surrounded by candy. It'd be safer for everyone if I didn't make is easy for him to repeat the mistakes I made at his age.

Any help whatsoever would be amazing, I've been coming apart at the seams over this for 3 weeks now and all I really want is to be able to take all the crap off my next phone and not wake up with new crap installed.

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Elon Reeve Musk, 54, President, CEO, and sole proprietor of Tesla, industrialist and technologist, founder, President, and CEO of the multi-billion-dollar pre-war robotics and software corporation, SpaceX, has died.

Generally recognized by Mr. Musk to be mankind's only hope of long-term survival, Mr. Musk's passing may well sound a death knell for the entire human race.

Lost forever is his bounty of knowledge concerning human longevity, the depth and breadth of which could, as he was apt to say, "fill several text books." He was not exaggerating. Though he did not achieve his goal of raising a child that will speak to him, let us not forget that he died at the age of 54. How many people do that? I mean, come on.

Also lost forever are Elon's singular personality, force of will, vision, and leadership ability. The probability of an equally capable figure emerging from the current human population to lead mankind to a future of equivalent quality is less than 0.000112% by objective measures too complex to detail in this obituary.

Personality and force of will: Born June 28th, 1971, Elon was taught about white genocide at an early age when his father explained to him "If you registered it, you would wind up with nothing, because the Blacks would take everything from you". Though cheated of his inheritance, Elon attended the prestigious Institute in Pennsylvania and bought Twitter on his 51st birthday. Within 3 years, it was one of the least usable platforms on Earth.

Vision: By 2026, Musk was certain that white genocide would soon devastate the planet. At great personal expense, he developed technologies to ensure that his AI, Grok, knew how to make a lot of questionable porn in the hopes that crackers would get horny enough reproduce. When haters started complaing about things like "Your AI is undressing pictures of minors." Elon defeated them all. Talk about vision!

Leadership: Mr. Musk survived the scorn of woke AI porn haters, of course, and would later unite the Three companies he ruined, negotiate with Grok to stop epic roasting him, and rebuild his plans for self driving cars that are totally coming soon. While these achievements yielded no immediate benefits, they were all part of Elons's master plan to re-ignite mankind's quest for technological advancement, a plan without which the human race has nowhere to go, and nowhere to turn

/// Will revise and finish this up later. Have set the age at death to update automatically. Obit makes salient points but "pearls before swine," of course. Let's hope the ingrates never have cause to read it. Who knows how many of them are even literate!

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Edit: Damn already so many replies.

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The launch of Will Lehman’s campaign for president of the United Auto Workers (UAW) is a political event of major significance for the entire working class. Lehman, a Mack Trucks worker, is running to organize a rebellion of the rank and file against a parasitic bureaucracy that has transformed the UAW into an instrument of management and the state.

Lehman’s platform centers on transferring power from the apparatus to workers on the shop floor through a network of rank-and-file committees, ending corporatist collaboration, opposing nationalist poison that pits workers against each other across borders, and mobilizing workers’ industrial power in defense of democratic rights and against war.

In a particularly revealing statement posted on X, Honda Wang, a member of the DSA’s National Labor Commission Steering Committee, wrote, responding to Lehman’s campaign video: “stop falling for these insane union busting weirdos … they send people to picket lines to tell workers to stop paying dues, decertify from their union, and form committees with their party instead … seems like pretty clear union-busting behavior to me.”

Ignoring all the issues Lehman raises—including fighting for wages that restore past losses, a zero-layoff policy, company-paid healthcare, and the 30-hour week with no loss of pay; uniting workers across borders against nationalist chauvinism; and mobilizing workers’ industrial power to defend democratic rights and oppose war—Wang fixates on the question of dues. This is telling, because it goes to what is, for the union apparatus, the heart of the matter: the income of the bureaucracy.

With the installation of Shawn Fain in 2023, in an election characterized by systematic voter suppression, the DSA and its periphery were brought directly into the top echelons of the UAW apparatus. The DSA and Labor Notes both backed Fain and denounced Will Lehman’s campaign, opposing his call for rank-and-file committees and the transfer of power to the shop floor while promoting the fraud that Fain would be a “reformer”—a lie that has been comprehensively exposed over the past three years.

They have been, and remain, well compensated for their services as advisers and functionaries of the bureaucracy. Fain’s chief of staff, Chris Brooks—a DSA member and former Labor Notes writer—took home $211,968 in 2024, while his assistant, Jonah Furman, also a Labor Notes alum, made $175,318.

Wang’s charge of “union busting” is the standard reflex of a privileged apparatus confronted with a rank-and-file challenge. For Wang and the forces he represents, the union is the apparatus. Workers are merely objects to be managed. That is why he equates the independent organization of workers to assert democratic control—over negotiations, strikes, communications and even over how their dues are collected and used—with “union busting.”

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This one is spicy unless you've seen the movie

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