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@gincm Pēdējoreiz dzindzindzin dzirdēju, kad ASV ņēmu mašīnu nomā. Sākumā pasmīnēju, bet tad padomāju, ka gan jau tur ir argumenti (kā, piemēram, ja kaut kas strādā, tad nevajag to aiztikt). Nedomāju, ka tieši tur ātrums ir būtisks.

Ja ir viena lieta, kas agrāk bija labāka, tad tie ir printeri. Mūsdienu printeris ir elles izdzimums - nekad neizdodas izdrukāt ar pirmo reizi, regulāri kaut ko smērē, ierauj, atslēdzas, apdeitojas utt. Es gribētu atkal adatu printeri - skaņa&vibrācija - tātad nopietni papīri.

@le_walkabout @dzimmijs13 Zemnieku saimniecība zem 150h ir tikai dārgs hobijs, kurā pastāvīgi jāinvestā no citurienes. Man zināmie ar 500ha jau ir diezgan domīgi, jo viss gada griezumā tā diezgan šaubīgi balansē. Un tas ir Dienvidkurzemē, ar labu auglību un klimatu!

@dzimmijs13 sāksim ar to,kur ir zemnieku saimniecības? ir lielsaimnieki un viss. Itālijā laukos ar negrib dzīvot. Jo tas ir dārgi. youtu.be/LuRtWt5xMiA?si…

Šorīt radio žēlojās, ka jaunieši vairs nevēlas dzīvot zemnieku saimniecībās. Bet, tā veca kā pasule problēma - jau Tits Līvijs savas annāles rakstīdams, brīnījās ka pirms dažiem gadsimtiem no Itālijas laukiem, kas viņa laikā bija mazapdzīvoti, katru gadu nāca tūkstošiem karotāju.

@M_Jakobsons Man vēlarvien mājās ir viens no LaserJet (jaunāks par 5o). Ļoti ērti -nekas nesakalst, ieslēdz pēc gada, izprintē 4 lapas un atkal miers.

Tieši pirms 30 gadiem, Multistēmas reklāma. 😀Man liekas, ka man kautkur vēl mētājas HP LaserJets 5P.

Tieši tā, cilvēki pērk ar degvielu darbināmu auto, rēķina katru centu, te pēkšņi kaut kādi lohi vai elektroauto, turīgu cikvēku un falšā zaļā kursa lobētāji izdomā celt strauji akcīzes nodokli, ieviest co2 nodokli, celt ikgadējo nodevu, aizliegt kaut kur iebraukt. Atlaist tādus.

👉 Stealing private keys from a laptop in SECONDS using only a cheap antenna and a pita bread? Researchers showed attackers can steal RSA and ElGamal decryption keys from common laptops in seconds, from 50 cm away, using just cheap radio gear hidden in something like a pita bread.

unpopular opinion: 16GB is plenty if software engineers actually cared about memory efficiency. chrome eating 4GB for 12 tabs is not a hardware problem its a software disgrace. docker consuming 2GB idle is not a feature its laziness. we live in an era where people optimize every single token to save $0.001 on API costs but happily ship electron apps that eat 500MB to display a todo list. if the industry treated RAM the way we treat inference compute - obsessively measuring every byte - 16GB would feel luxurious. the hardware isnt the problem, the software is @adxtyahq

I highly recommend watching this “covert” Russian documentary called “Russians at War” from start to finish. (Link in comments) Ukrainian sanctions are doing the job. Shame some Western freeloaders still won’t step up, but that bill always comes due. This film basically drops you into the daily reality of Russian frontline soldiers, mud, confusion, propaganda, and slow psychological collapse. No hero narrative, no clean victories. Just under-equipped men, shifting stories, and a system that feeds them half-truths while grinding them down. It tries to humanise them, but what really comes through is how broken the whole machine is.

New Notepad++ compromise IOCs published notepad-plus-plus.org/assets/data/Io…

🚨 CRITICAL: Active supply chain attack on axios -- one of npm's most depended-on packages. The latest axios@1.14.1 now pulls in plain-crypto-js@4.2.1, a package that did not exist before today. This is a live compromise. This is textbook supply chain installer malware. axios has 100M+ weekly downloads. Every npm install pulling the latest version is potentially compromised right now. Socket AI analysis confirms this is malware. plain-crypto-js is an obfuscated dropper/loader that: • Deobfuscates embedded payloads and operational strings at runtime • Dynamically loads fs, os, and execSync to evade static analysis • Executes decoded shell commands • Stages and copies payload files into OS temp and Windows ProgramData directories • Deletes and renames artifacts post-execution to destroy forensic evidence If you use axios, pin your version immediately and audit your lockfiles. Do not upgrade.

▪️russia dropped 1,450 bombs, launched 3,000+ drones, fired 40 missiles at Ukraine this week. ▪️Iran? 150–350 drones, 40 missiles. So why is the world quick to call Iran a “terrorist state”… yet buys russian oil and invites russia to peace talks? Hypocrisy has a price.

Zelensky: Ukraine has received 'signals' from its allies to reduce strikes on russia's oil sector. Zelensky said that if russia is ready to stop attacks on Ukraine's energy grid, Ukraine will do the same. Everytime Ukraine really hurts russia, so called allies sabotage it🤬

Погиб очередной россиянин уроженец деревни Ивановское Тверской области. По рассказам россиян он нес нам в Украину свет, добро, процветание. Такие как он в нашей стране только и делают, что строят АЭС, ГЭС и больницы. Ниже я покажу вам фотографии его родной деревни. Вот в таких вот деревнях и живут великие строители, культурные наследники Пушкина, подарившие и построившие все неблагодарным украинцам. Я предлагаю вам, совершенно надо сказать бесплатно, интереснейший интерактив - онлайн-экскурсию по местным достопримечательностям и духовным местам деревни Ивановское, воспитавшей патриотов, жизнь отдающих за то, чтоб как можно больше людей в Мире пожили так же хорошо, как они:

🧅 TOR archive feed: tor-archive.github.io Every IP that has ever been a TOR node! Searchable with full timeline, exit/guard/middle role, country, ASN, updated hourly since 2024.

For nearly 30 years, journalists have relied on the Internet Archive to see how stories were originally published, before edits, removals, or changes. We need to safeguard that. eff.org/deeplinks/2026…

Critical Fortinet Forticlient EMS flaw now exploited in attacks bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/… bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/…

333rd Combat Training Center built by Rheinmetall in Mulino, Russia. Rheinmetall sold simulators and provided training to the Russian military through at least 2019. Even German officers trained Russians. 30,000 Russians/year train on Rheinmetall simulators to invade Ukraine.

If you still in doubt that Russia and Putun are genocidal monsters, watch this horrific evidence of the aftermaths of bombing of the biggest Ukrainian hospital for kids in Kyiv. Dozens kids, doctors and nurses were killed, and hospital destroyed. Never forget. Never forgive.

HORROR in Kramatorsk 😡 The russian horde of barbarians just attacked the city! It's reported that 3 civilians were killed and 8 were wounded😔! Among the killed,,a 13y old CHILD 😔! Their phones are ringing ,,,😔! May russia tur*n to dust 😡 @IntlCrimCourt

Radio Svoboda just dropped a bombshell investigation based on previously unpublished Russian military radio intercepts from the Kyiv offensive, March 2022. Key findings: As we all knew, the “goodwill gesture” was a lie. Russian units began withdrawing from Kyiv Oblast as early as March 25–26 — days before Moscow announced a pullback at the Istanbul talks on March 29. The intercepts and a recovered soldier’s diary confirm it was a battlefield retreat, not diplomacy. As we also knew, Bucha was organized. The 64th Motorized Rifle Brigade (Col. Omurbekov, callsign “Zveno”) ran systematic clearing ops in Bucha and Irpin. A subordinate testified Omurbekov personally ordered killing civilians found with phones and firing on evacuation vehicles. He was later made a Hero of Russia. War crimes on tape. Intercepts capture orders to detain, blindfold, and “interrogate” civilians. One exchange ends with a soldier responding to an order to question detainees: “Just kill the fuckers.” Total disorganization. Vehicles stalling, weapons failing, artillery hitting their own troops, commanders screaming at subordinates silent for 35 minutes. One officer threatened to bury his gun crew in a field over an 800-meter targeting error. Looting was systematic and acknowledged. Soldiers openly admitted stealing food and property from villages. A Russian military doctor from Buryatia filmed himself doing it. Scorched-earth retreat. As they pulled back, Russian forces shelled towns and villages indiscriminately to cover the withdrawal — one officer ordered all remaining ammo expended. Those units were then redeployed to the east and south.