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@lujeinmv Emme fahun beyluneenu thi bro. Adhives beyleyne.

The Attorney General’s Office has suggested removing Article 67 of the bill, which imposes penalties on individual journalists and media workers. #PassTheMediaBill

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@_devJNS understanding the problem is 50% of the solution.

thoughts?

@tekbog And I thought I was kinda good at recursions

circular economy

@Dysphorically @jubraanshareef Owning a news website or some sort of media is part of the portfolio for politicians. Same in other countries.

@jubraanshareef Don't we need some sort of regulations to deal with clearly biased and useless outlets like this? Why do we, a country of a population of less than 1M, need so many news websites and publications?

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Maybe she is tired from actually doing something that matters. Kae mi khafthaaga kohllevunu dhethin kameh kiyaalabae.

@Rifaau_MV @rsh1Mohamed Sawad talked before him, he was referring to sawad. AG Aswad kiyaa golaeh mashakah neynge, kae konthaakun AG aswad kiya golaeh neruni? Hahahahahahahaha. Bro ok tha? 😂😂😂 Dhufi fulhi eh gandheynveetha 😂😂

ތަނެއް ދޮރެއް ވާއެއް ނުވާއެއް ނޭނގުނަސް މައިކެއް ލިބުނީމަ އަނގަތަޅަންވޭ. ވާނުވާ ނޭނގި މީހުންނަށް މިކަހަލަ ދޮގު ވާހަކަ މި މީހުން މި ކިޔާދެނީ. އަސްވާޑު ކޮންއިރަކު ބަންޑާރަ ނައިބުކަން ކުރި @rsh1Mohamed ؟ ހުސް މިކަހަލަ ރޯނު އެދުރުން މިއުޅެނީ. 😂 #PassTheMediaBill

@rsh1Mohamed Hos mad

PNC: “Oh NO Rashwan said ASWARD was AG (when I meant saward the AG who literally spoke a while before me) HE IS SPREADING LIES. HE KNOWS NOTHING. MEDIA BILL FASS KUREY”

@Rainmaker1973 graphene isn't really a metal though?

Graphene just broke a fundamental law of physics. Its electrons just did something physicists thought was impossible. For nearly 200 years, metals have obeyed the Wiedemann-Franz law – the rule that electrical conductivity and thermal conductivity always rise and fall together. But in ultra-clean graphene, researchers at the Indian Institute of Science found the opposite. As electrical conductivity increased, thermal conductivity dropped, shattering a principle taught in every physics textbook. The key lies at the “Dirac point,” a strange electronic tipping point where graphene is neither a metal nor an insulator. Here, electrons stop behaving like individual particles. Instead, they flow collectively as a nearly perfect fluid – a state called a “Dirac fluid.” This discovery doesn’t just rewrite the rules for graphene. It provides a tabletop window into extreme physics usually reserved for black holes and high-energy colliders. Scientists say this behavior could help probe mysteries of quantum entanglement, black hole thermodynamics, and the very fabric of matter itself. ["Universality in quantum critical flow of charge and heat in ultraclean graphene." Nature Physics, 2025]

@kanavtwt kernel isn't maintained on GitHub. And no Linus wouldnt remove the PR tab. This is actually the first interaction folks have these days to actually get started on kernel work.

linus torvalds is about to have a crashout

@WhoIsFishie From my brief memory, EU doesn't partition digitally stored media in their law. They had an over encompassing definition. I think it's best we talk to an EU lawyer. What we have here already doesn't matter. We need to bring EU style privacy. They give free consultation.

@WhoIsFishie Nah, it's already defined, I got this as an MCQ once. So I'd go with the 2010 definition of any electronically stored data mediums. So a printed QR code, or punch cards etc won't count. Someone writing down 10101010 on a notebook won't count. Has to be electronically stored.

Speaking as a Tech nerd I'm not sure how a lawyer would see this but Digital storage media counts as anything that can store information in a way a computer can read it With this logic even a QR code can count along with pendrive, hard disks and icloud Best to ask a lawyer

@Midhuamsaud Not available in any pharmacy in Male'. This was brought here few years ago. You can check some private stores maybe. Or just order online.

Does anyone know where I can get this? My friend has been trying to find this medicine for the last two days without any luck.

@ibr_shanyz @Midhuamsaud VB don't have.

@Midhuamsaud Family Grocery by BISCO (Janavaree Magu) and VB Mart (Majeedhee Magu) usually sell this type of Panadol. I’m not sure if they have the syrup, but I bought the tablets from there.

@Hasen_Judi Use Elm

"OOP is well suited for GUI programming" 🤡 The OOP GUI programming: 👇

Every lens leaves a blur signature—a hidden fingerprint in every photo. In our new #TPAMI paper, we show how to learn it fast (5 mins of capture!) with Lens Blur Fields ✨ With it, we can tell apart ‘identical’ phones by their optics, deblur images, and render realistic blurs.

@ForrestPKnight Bro where you been at. Hope you're keeping well.

subscribe and rid me of this evil, please

@adolfont @FronteirasES Can you link.. perfect timing for something I'm working on proff.

We have just discussed this paper in a recording for @FronteirasES

@rsh1Mohamed This real or projected?

And don’t forget, after this we will face the digital identity bill.

@_trish_xD SQLite is locked for single process. Everyrhing has its place. SQLite is great for local db. Or during development. i.e., if you have a good ORM.

sqlite is literally a database in one file. but nah, let’s burn 2GB of ram and a postgres container just to store our shopping list.