Hamdan Ballal, l’un des réalisateurs palestiniens de « No Other Land », Oscar 2025 du meilleur documentaire, arrêté par l’armée israélienne en Cisjordanie lemonde.fr/international/artic…
Le cinéaste « était blessé et ensanglanté » après l’attaque d’un « groupe de colons » contre sa maison, selon Yuval Abraham, autre réalisateur du film, lorsqu’il a été emmené par les militaires.
Reading lengthy pieces about whether tax/GDP ratio should be 23.1%, 23.7% or 23.9% and thinking "there must be more to politics than this". Then looking at US and thinking, maybe boring is better
Jim Chalmers will use his budget speech to assure Australians they will see a turnaround in living standards as wages increase at a faster rate than inflation.
I'm a KDE Developer :D I created many features for the Plasma desktop to make theming more powerful. I'm also working on making the creation of themes more accessible to …
Il est indispensable de lire le livre "Careless People" par Sarah Wynn-Williams.
Sarah raconte son histoire au sein de l'équipe policy dans l'état-major de Facebook qui commence en 2011 et se finit par son licenciement en 2019 après qu'elle a dénoncé le harcèlement subi de la part d'un de ses patrons.
Je ne ferai qu'une seule citation parmi les passages éclairants de ce livre. Au moment du sommet de Davos qui a suivi les attentats du Bataclan à Paris fin 2015, l'une des responsables les plus importantes de la société ecrit dans un courrier électronique d'un cynisme intolérable (p. 216):
I’m not sure I’ve seen the new actress previously, so welcome! Or please forgive my bad memory. The voice reuse is a bit confusing, but not unexpected in a two-party system where everyone says the same thing, I guess…
Love how everyone is commenting how applicable this is to *their* country. It’s *almost* as if voting doesn’t change anything by design and is yet another tool of the ruling classes to keep the people, the working classes, divided amongst themselves arguing about who’s the lesser evil instead of organising to seize power. *Almost*.
This isn’t just a bad bill; it’s a betrayal of Australian voters. These changes were rushed through Parliament without proper scrutiny, debate, or transparency. The biggest changes to electoral laws in 40 years deserved a multi-party inquiry, not backroom deals. It’s clear: the major parties are more interested in protecting their duopoly than serving the people. This is why we need strong, independent voices in Parliament, voices that aren’t beholden to corporate donors or party machines. #DemocracyForSale #AusPol #Independents
When considering the state of civil rights in the UK today, the only thing you need to know is that an 87 year old Holocaust survivor was called in for questioning by the Metropolitan Police for attending a completely peaceful anti-genocide rally.
Protesters gathered on Friday outside a London police station in support of an 87-year-old Holocaust survivor questioned as part of an investigation into alleged public order offences during a pro-Palestine demonstration.
At first I felt disappointed to witness the demise of British democracy then it occurred to me that it hasn’t really changed at all other than its political treachery has now become far more emboldened and blatantly obvious to anyone paying attention.
@MMRnmd It's extraordinary. What on earth are they trying to prove arresting peaceful elderly demonstrators? They're only making themselves look disproportionate and vindictive.
@Sarahw @MMRnmd Since when has the Met cared about that? They've been getting away with it, aided and abetted by every government for my entire lifetime and before.
@MMRnmd @Djeannot Yep. I've been on demos with child, so families and oldies split from the more active demonstrators. Still got gassed. One of the activists was severely injured by a flashbomb and the cops blocked the pompiers from getting to the site.
@Sarahw @MMRnmd @Djeannot I've only been on one demo in France during the anti WTO days. Tear gas was pretty prevalent, and I've certainly seen footage from Palestine protests where it's been deployed. #ACAB
New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders are making stops in the West to warn against rising trends in U.S. politics. CBS News' Nidia Cavazos has more.
THIS IS MASSIVE. Portugal has cancelled the order for F-35s from the US and will replace their F-16s with European fighters. “We have to be able to count on the predictability of our allies, which is no longer the case with the United States." More EU states to come. Winning
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il y a tellement de choses a faire vomir.. il faut apprendre a ne pas se retenir en ce moment et ceux a venir. Cet amendement on va y croire un petit peu avant ;)
@thejaysunday Ils sont peut-être un peu moins sensibles au charme de retailleau et darmanin et un peu plus sensibles au lobbying, aux décisions passées de la CEDH, au fait que NFP et RN à l'Assemblée sont tous deux opposés aux backdoors, et au fait que de toutes façons il faudra en passer par l'EU pour légiférer dans ce domaine ?
oui tout ça n'empêche pas le vote de lois scélérates par les députés mais il semblerait que le Sénat ait encore un semblant de colonne vertébrale. C'est presque rassurant !
D’abord AN, le projet a été soumis au Sénat en premier donc il doit quand même passer par l’autre chambre avant d’arriver devant la commission mixte paritaire. (ou alors j’ai rien compris)
Dutton keeps parroting some line in press conferences that '27,000 small businesses have closed in the last two years.' And never gets pulled up.
Takes two seconds to go the ABS and find total businesses have increased year on year over the same period ... in fact there's been a net increase every year, for years. And every year a ton close.
They can't just go around digging up the facts. They're journalists, which means they have to remain unbiased, and reporting facts would be biased against lies. /s
apparently a lot of those businesses were bullshit ones set up to exploit COVID grants and welfare plus a new sector of independent contractors like Uber etc which turn over regularly
Yeah, seems Dutton's office is cherrypicking the 3.3 and 1.4 per cent drop in businesses with one to four employees over '22 - 23 and 23-24 respectively, when everything else went up, some dramatically. No of businesses with 20+ employees rose by six percent over the same two periods.
We know he's lying, cos there's a mic...and he's a NatLib-and we know that's a nasty thing. How many little businesses were scamming the NDIA, pre May, 2022? How many were outsourcing conduits for the #LNPCrimeFamily ? If #Paladin could be run out of a beach shack on Kangaroo Is., by 2 or 3 bentbros on the Home Affairs payroll..... Legacy Media has trashed itself.
La résistance au États Unis, c'est aussi proposer des lois absurdes basées sur les mêmes principes bibliques que d'autres lois absurdes qui visent les femmes ou les personnes LGBT.
Celle ci par exemple, propose de pénaliser d'une amende de 10 000 dollars la moindre éjaculation qui ne soit pas survenue dans le but de concevoir.
It will be a brain exodus from the US. When the orange man has finally rotten and gone away, there will be no brains left in the US.
Let's be honest, these Americans won't have any desire to go back to the US once they have experienced life in Europe. I have worked with many Americans and not a single one of them has ever told me they wanted to go back.
Trump is not shooting his own foot but instead his small dick.
@WittyDragon Send some of them to Canada. We actually need them. As ironic as it is, most of ours went to the States... obviously before anyone could tell Trump would ruin the reason for dong that.
In fact the 17th Century is fitting as the so-called founders wrote the Constitution in many ways in response to their understanding of what occurred in England in the 16th and 17th Centuries. It was an outdated document at the time it was written
@nilsskirnir @Tattered @ksaj They love so much the founding fathers but they all were rejects from Europe. No wonder the American "culture" has always been very bellicose. Kill first and ask later. Most ordinary people have no knowledge of the world, history, arts, languages i.e. what is considered culture in other countries. The most religious country in the world makes and sells most of the world's pornography; they create wars to sell weapons. What is good about the US?
@WittyDragon @nilsskirnir @Tattered @ksaj Hey, I am a good part of this country. I'm not a narcissist, but I may be the last remain great thing left in the USA. 😀
@WittyDragon @nilsskirnir @Tattered @ksaj I am great, but "getting rid of the others," may take longer than I have left to live. But I'll try my best. 🤡
@TimBondy @WittyDragon @nilsskirnir @ksaj Apart from you, there are, and have been, some great and lovely USians! Not just the obvious ones, like James Baldwin or Jonas Salk. I’ve worked with some really nice folk from your country; at the same time that the country was bombing people who couldn’t fight back. The US has been a powerful evil for most of its existence, despite the presence of some good people; much like England.
@Tattered @TimBondy @nilsskirnir @ksaj All powerful countries have been evil and good in one way or another. From colonisation to current days, countries have always taken advantage from other countries (or their own people) whenever there were opportunities. Sadly, this will never change.
Humans never learn any lessons and history always repeat itself.. the world has had two world wars, maybe a third one is on the corner.
@WittyDragon @Tattered @TimBondy @nilsskirnir @ksaj Billionarism, to use your word, is a direct result of capitalism. Capitalism causes the concentration of capital in the hands of a small group of people (capitalists), and overtime this small group of people aquire more and more wealth, and the group becomes smaller and smaller, until you have a handful of people who own 90% of the wealth of the country. Capitalism is the problem, and capitalism is what needs to go.
@Radical_EgoCom @Tattered @TimBondy @nilsskirnir @ksaj No system is perfect but capitalism is better than communism. Getting capital is not a problem - if the wealthy are taxed correctly and taxes are used for the collective good then it works. The problem is billionarism, when billionaires do not pay tax, companies are not taxed correctly and just the poor is explored to the extreme. Governmens become corrupt etc.
No extremes, in whatever scenario, is good for anyone.
@WittyDragon @Tattered @TimBondy @nilsskirnir @ksaj I literally just explained how capitalism and the accumulation of capital by single individuals leads to billionaires (as well as wealth inequality and poverty).
"Dear minister, I sincerely wish for you that you do as much for German science as you have already done for American science." - Einstein's alleged response to being expelled from Nazi Germany
is it unimaginable tho? France put together a program to expedite visas for engineers and scientists during his first term, seems like this is not too far off from that program
Also, I read the article. This is a program for literally 15 people, thousands of Americans are getting their research defunded and getting fired from essential government positions. Seems like this is more about good PR than any attempt to actually bring over a significant chunk of knowledge and ability
So the brain drain begins. Lots of other countries can benefit from US scientists' expertise, meanwhile Trump will just keep on wounding America by discarding such valuable people.
When scientists feel scared of a ruling enemy of the Constitution, its First Amendment & the despot's puppeteers, it's not the scientists, who should go, but the enemy of the Constitution & Freedom of Expression, research & development. Back to his master's Moscow HQ.
Hon. @Paulatics (who, as far as I've seen, is still our only member of government on Mastodon?), would you please recommend Marc Miller and Bill Blair offer refuge and employment to former US defence personnel wrongfully fired for their identity in protected categories? And offer their families a safe place here too? It would help us improve #CAF recruitment numbers.
I doubt anyone in #Canada whose opinion has any bearing on the matter is ignorant enough to believe being trans (or queer, or Black, or a woman) adversely effects the ability to perform the duties of a member of a modern military.
@deFractal @Paulatics and maybe we can offer favourable immigration terms to scientists. Let's just not blow it and elect Harper 2.0 who will censor scientists again.
@deFractal To be very blunt, this should be a great time for Canadian companies, universities and government agencies to be hiring the best American talent. Our immigration system already favours educated professionals who speak either English or French. And if you already have a job offer, it's that much easier. But our refugee system obviously puts priority on people whose safety is seriously at risk - from war, or political persecution , etc.
@Paulatics Does it count as political persecution when someone is fired by a politician for their identity, or does our system currently require their being endangered by violence, not just by unemployment (in a country without public healthcare)?
Canada’s asylum system helps people who have fled their countries because of a well-founded fear of persecution. Claiming asylum doesn’t guarantee you can stay in Canada. It isn’t a shortcut to get around immigration rules and procedures.
Thanks. Not ideal, but at least that's the authoritative answer: only for those already in danger. I suppose those only fired for being trans or queer or Black or women will have to wait till Donald sends his brownshirts after them, unless we create an alternate path for them beforehand.
We do need a lot of healthcare workers and scientists and engineers and home builders and renewable energy workers, and we're likely rather soon to need more defence and intelligence personnel and DIB R&D and manufacturing workers too. Perhaps it's time we make that additional track.
@deFractal This could be a golden opportunity for us to recruit skilled workers from every key sector. I hope we seize it. But there are real refugees facing torture or death who need asylum right now - including rainbow refugees from places like Uganda and Afghanistan. I am proud we have that special program canada.ca/en/immigration-refug…
Yes. There's certainly a need for both. And the refugees will likely have a better time getting and keeping work, and thriving in their jobs, if they can recognize themselves, in some way, in more of their colleagues.
Not unimaginable at all. This is going to ramp up, across middle-class American society. Anyone who can afford to bale, and doesn't have too many roots to stay, is going to bale.
American universities offered refuge to European scholars before WWII. John von Neumann, Albert Einstein, Enrico Fermi and others fled from Europe to U.S. to escape fascism and nazism. Now it seems to be the other way round. @johncarlosbaez already moved to Scotland early on. Will Trump help to make science in Europe great again @Sheril ?pubs.aip.org/physicstoday/onli…
"Over 6,100 US citizens applied for British citizenship last year, the highest number recorded since data collection began two decades ago – a 26 per cent rise from 2023."
This is still a very tiny number! Will it increase? Btw, I'm not applying for UK citizenship, just trying to get the "right to remain", so it would be good to know how many people are doing that.
not really, having grown up in Europe, we ve always known that Americans are dumb. In fact, the Asians know that too. You literally have a nation of blue collar immigrants, with expensive education, and access to all the poisons of the world at half the cost - it was a matter of time. Think of it like an accumulated multi generational brain damage.
#AltText4U #Alt4You Title: What a steel Alt text: A cartoon by Cathy Wilcox. Trump is sitting in a dinghy emblazoned with the US flag and ”Tariffs” with an Aukus sub on a fishing line to which Albo is swimming with his arms outstretched. From: @cathywilcox theblower.au/@cathywilcox/1139…
We could renegotiate the sub deal with the French, they know how to make pretty good subs, nukes included. Then we can cease exporting aluminium ore to the States (we can stockpile it and watch the price go up), and triple the rent on Pine Gap. Finally we'll all sit down with pop corn and watch what the orange haired wanker will do 🤣
Time to cut off all EU aid to Hungary, set an example for other rightwing freeloaders. If Orban vetos EU initiatives, meet separately and do them anyway. Then find a way to suspend/expel
@timrichards @ajsadauskas Indeed, but requires first a change in beliefs about unity/unanimity, and then complex rule changes. We saw this, going the other way, with Brexit
@timrichards @ajsadauskas The best rule changes would be ones to introduce a finely gradated set of sanctions that can be gradually escalated for flouting the rules. afaict this is mostly missing due to the focus on building trust among the small number of ECSC, EEC members early in the group's history. I remember the idealism growing up there in those days and it's a different world now.
Bolloré décide de faire un bras d’honneur à l’Arcom en diffusant sans prévenir le film anti-avortement « Unplanned » sur C8 à moins de deux heures de la fin de la chaîne sur la TNT. Véritable provocation, la chaîne affirme qu’il s’agit d’appeler les femmes « à mesurer l’importance » du recours » à l’IVG alors que le milliardaire d’extrême-droite breton n’a cessé de militer contre ce droit ces dernières années.
@zack Les chaînes de la TNT ont l’obligation de faire connaître leurs programmation plusieurs jours à l’avance. Il y a des dérogations uniquement dans certains cas (genre mort d’une célébrité etc).
@fenarinarsa D'acc' ! C'est donc clairement une méprisable filouterie qu'il commet, le chenapan ? Tout ça pour glisser un documentaire aux spectateurices dans le dos de l'Arbitre ?..
Mais ? C'est quel âge, ce genre de puerilité ? C'est quel niveau d'obsession extrémiste, ce genre de déclaration d'impunité ?
Petite question: un vrai ou un faux, bras d'honneur ? Vous voyez la différence ? C'est une amie qui vient des US qui me l'a expliquée. Je peux vous l'expliquer aussi, si vous voulez
Belle crapule - les anti-choix préfèrent l’éventuelle mort de la femme plutôt que sa libre disposition de son corps. Pas étonnant pour la chaîne Bolloré -Hanouna, le patriarcat est leur terrain et leur allié.
"Trump also got asked about security guarantees and said the focus was on the US having “workers there, digging, digging, digging, … taking the raw earth so that we can create a lot of great product in htis (sic) country.”"
Trump and his cohorts proving once again everything is about the money ... Once Zalensky questioned the deal where Ukraine had to 'pay for protection' (so mafiosi) Trump was looking for a way to discredit him in front of the press ... and THAT is why he had the press there.
The whole thing was staged for the American people with a 'see how ungrateful Ukraine is and after all we've done for them' ... Fact is the US always has their eye on the prize ...
And the fact Trump and Vance were sitting forward proves they were going to create 'a problem' to make an excuse for why the US will push Ukraine under the Russian tanks.
No doubt in my view that there is a backroom deal where Putin will share the prize (rare earths) with the US ... at a cheaper price than from anywhere else.
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"These executive orders are just the first step in his quest to be the dictator of the country. He is trying to act like a king, although he is not one, so he’s doing the next best thing."
From our magazine: Gus Bova interviews Rep. Sylvia Garcia about the return of #Trump, the border, and the Constitution. texasobserver.org/sylvia-garci…
…and the very serious problem we face as a nation is that half the representatives are part of the plan to overthrow the United States and its constitution. 🔥
After a monthlong honeymoon for the G.O.P. at the start of President Trump’s term, lawmakers are confronting a groundswell of fear and disaffection in districts around the country.
“Trump’s falling approval ratings reveal an out-of-touch presidency, and have given space for allies to turn against him.” prospect.org/politics/2025-02-…
The republican congressmen will return to DC and do as they are told. They view their election as a “job” not as a “responsibility” to constituents or the nation. They are not qualified by intellect or character or both, and they deeply want that check and pension. Expect nothing from them, but do, loudly & frequently publicly admonished their asses.
Rather than “innocent until proven guilty,” cash bail means “guilty until proven wealthy.” Now the #Texas Lege is threatening to make that inequality even more stark: texasobserver.org/texas-bail-b…
REVEALED by Correspondent @stevanzetti: We identified the operator of an overtly racist X account, "GlomarResponder," as #ICE Assistant Chief Counsel James Rodden, based on an overwhelming number of biographical details matched through publicly available documents, other social media activity, and courtroom observation. texasobserver.org/ice-prosecut…
The Observer has identified the operator of “GlomarResponder,” an overtly racist social media account, as ICE Assistant Chief Counsel James Rodden, based on an overwhelming number of biographical details matched through publicly available documents, …
Great piece by the #texasobserver that outs a white supremacist, full-on racist who posts on Xitter. Who is this bigot? Why, he works as counsel for #ICE, naturally.
Ironically, the last name "Rodden" is Irish, who were historically considered roughly white-adjacent. The Irish also came over primarily at a time of lessened immigration restrictions -- if you were healthy, you were generally allowed in.
Make no mistake: the #GOP Nazis are out and proud, and their supporters are now free to openly express their glee at having been inspired by hate and cruelty - owning the libs. Literally no reason to pretend any of them are worthy of respect; indeed, they should experience scorn and derision in every verbal exchange. They voted to kill us all. They are CANCER. #FuckEveryRepublican
« Le moment actuel rappelle l’Union soviétique sous Brejnev. On nous promettait une grande révolution technologique : à la fin, les gens se retrouvaient isolés dans de petits appartements mornes.
Sur fond de grippe aviaire, Donald Trump licencie la moitié des épidémiologistes d’un programme de pointe letemps.ch/articles/sur-fond-d… Une équipe des Centres de prévention et de lutte contre les maladies perd la moitié de son effectifPrès de la moitié des chercheurs d’un programme gouvernemental de surveillance épidémiologique ont été limogés vendredi, a appris l’AFP auprès d’un respons...
Hier, dans la soirée, l'Assemblée nationale a adopté en quelques minutes un amendement reportant la fin de « l'expérimentation » de la vidéosurveillance algorithmique (VSA) prévue le 31 mars prochain au... 31 décembre 2027. Aucun débat sur le fond, aucune justification. Juste un coup de force permis par une idéologie autoritaire majoritaire et le mépris grandissant de ceux qui nous gouvernent pour le respect des règles de droit.
Nous expliquons depuis des années les dangers de cette technologies qui s'infiltre, pas à pas, dans nos villes et nos vies. Mais ici le plus frappant n'est pas tant la défense de cette surveillance de masse par une majorité de député·es que la facilité déconcertante avec laquelle ils peuvent s'affranchir des promesses et des procédures qu'ils et elles ont eux-même édictées il y a deux ans (expérimentation, évaluation, etc.), afin d'imposer leur fuite en avant techno-sécuritaire.
Alors que l'opposition contre les technologies de surveillance est grandissante, que les observateurs des pays étrangers ont été très attentifs à ce déploiement inédit et dangereux de la VSA au nom de la sécurité des JO, que l'opposition grandit dans les villes de France, le gouvernement emmené par le ministre Philippe Tabarot et suivi par le rapporteur Guillaume Gouffier Valente, assume de mépriser toute forme d'engagement démocratique.
À ce stade, il y a peu à espérer des institutions, sauf à la rigueur un éventuel sursaut du Conseil constitutionnel. Pour renverser la table, nous devons continuer de nous mobiliser, d'interpeller nos élus locaux, de mettre la pression sur l'industrie de la surveillance et faire du bruit quand les promoteurs de la Technopolice veulent faire passer ce type de mesure en silence. Pour vous mobiliser et vous informer, retrouvez toutes nos ressources sur cette page laquadrature.net/vsa/
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Pas de VSA dans ma ville
Les Jeux Olympiques vont nous laisser la surveillance de masse en héritage.
Dans la famille du grand n’importe quoi, on voudrait le gouvernement Bayrou s’il vous plaît ! L’expérimentation de vidéosurveillance algorithmique (VSA) prévue par la loi sur les Jeux Olympiques était censée se terminer dans moins de deux mois.
Ce que je ne comprends pas, c'est quand les gens regardent ça à la tv, ils sont toujours contre, toujours prêt à aider celui qui va contre le système pourri, pour garder une vie tranquille sans contrôle.....Ça se passe dans la vie, personne ne bouge presque, c'est pas beau la démocrature ;)
Je viens d'écouter l'entretien avec Johann Chapoutot sur Blast concernant la montée du nazisme et les "irresponsables" qui lui ont donné les clés du pouvoir et ensuite je viens de lire cette info... Choc des temporalités....
Merci le #PS d'avoir permis ça. En politique c'est l'inverse que dans les relations humaines : quand on ne dit pas non on dit oui ! Et quand on ne défend pas des trucs de gauche on défend des trucs de droite.
À chaque fois qu'on utilise une adresse en gmail, partage un Google docs, organise une visio sur Zoom ou Teams, on force les autres à livrer leurs données aux GAFAM.
Ce n'est pas du consentement libre et éclairé.
Alors ne faisons pas comme les entreprises : ne forçons pas nos copaines militant·es à utiliser de mauvais outils juste "parce que c'est plus pratique" et puis "tout le monde utilise ça".
et je rappelle que si votre document contient des liens HTML, le passage via Google Doc va les transformer pour y ajouter des trackers. C'est aussi le cas lorsque vous faites générer un PDF dudit document.
Je n'ai pas les sources ni la possibilité de vérifier.
pas tout à fait, je ne trouve aucun argument actuel de ce dont je suis convaincu avec zoom, c'est à dire ce que tu décris / DP. Je refuse systématiquement les visio zoom... Mais pas d’arguments actuel précis...
@megaloadon Oh chouette ! Merci ! Je n'avais pas pris temps de lire entièrement, c'est l'occas... on peut demander la suppression de nos données, s'opposer à leur traitement ou le restreinte... DANS CERTAINES CIRCONSTANCES... Et les données peuvent être transférées aux US Je ne doute pas qu'elles le soient. Ils mettent le paquet avec les certifications : zoom.com/fr/trust/legal-compli…
Hé, pas _que_ pour les copains "militants". Sinon c'est interprété comme une sous-culture pour "gens bizarres qui ont quelque chose à cacher", ex: les crypto-anarchistes, ZADistes, geeks, etc.
Pour les gens normaux également, ceux qui en ont assez de voir leurs données disséminées aux quatre vents.
"C'est pas parce que je n'ai rien à cacher que j'ai envie de tout vous dire".
@9x0rg Toutafé c'était plus pour insister sur les outils qu'on peut maîtriser (en particulier au sein des assos ; pour moi, "militant" est assez large). Quand c'est l'entreprise (ou, au hasard, l'Éduc Nat') qui t'impose des outils pourris (Zoom Google Docs et cie) tu ne peux pas faire grand chose en général. Mais quand c'est une asso où tu milites, c'est très différent.
Si si ! Jusqu'à ce que ma progéniture ait eu 15 ans, je me fendais d'une diatribe bien sentie à l'école en leur rappelant qu'en l'absence d'avoir atteint la majorité numérique, c'était donc aux parents d'accepter l'usage de Google et que je ne rappelais pas avoir signé le-dit papelard.
S'ensuivait un long imbroglio de "mais comment on va faire alors" poule et couteau qui se terminait par la suppression de l'émail Gmail pour ne conserver que le compte Google mais avec un email perso.
@9x0rg Je parle en tant que personnel de l'Éduc Nat. Moi une fois on a voulu m'imposer un conseil de classe sur Zoom alors qu'on avait un bbb sur l'ENT. J'ai fait le conseil de classe par tél 😎
Utilise deltachat, tu auras du chiffrement obligatoire si tu utilises un profil généré, et si tu utilises ton mail classique les mails seront chiffrés si possible. Tu ne vois jamais les clés, tout est géré pour toi automatiquement. Le serveur ne fournit aucun service nécessaire, tout se passe coté client. @Khrys
Écrire a quelq'un avec Gmail(tm) est même clairement une atteinte a sa Liberté et à son intimité numériques ! Lire les conditions d'usage c'est édifiant !
Si quelqu'un se dit "militant" et utilise gmail, teams, zoom ou autre, c'est simplement un(e) menteur(se) et se serait déjà fait arrêté si il/elle était bel et bien "militant".
tout ça est trop bien en théorie. Par contre, si vous avez dans votre équipe quelqu'un comme moi qui aurait des besoins particuliers (et notamment en accessibilité numérique), vous avez deux alternatives : GAFAM ou discrimination. Et si j'ouvre une discussion ou un bug GitHub (oh pardon, Codeberg) à propos d'accessibilité, la plupart des cas j'entends soit « C'est trop niche, on a pas de projets / pas suffisamment de forces », soit »C'est open-source, s'il te le faut, répare-le toi-même ». Mais je peux pas faire tout moi-même, donc je paie les grandes entreprises. Parce que oui, c'est non seulement pratique, mais utilisable par tout le monde.
comment expliquer aux gens que c'est un problème que des entreprises collectent nos données ou nous matraquent de pub ? On me répond que ça ne les dérange pas ou qu'ils-elles s'en fichent.
Moi, je cherche toujours une alternative sérieuse à Outlook en entreprise. Ou si vous avez connaissance d'un retour d'expérience sur l'utilisation de Thunderbird en entreprise, je suis tout ouïe !
Ça existe, du taf de dev senior, PHP/Go, sur des projets qui ont du sens, qui privilégie la qualité à la quantité de code, en île de France (Paris/Essonne) ou en remote ?
Je sens que je vais devoir quitter ma boîte qui s'oriente de plus en en plus vers un modèle où on pisse du code sale que faire du code propre et maintenable.
J'ai vraiment pas les cuillères en ce moment de changer de boîte mais ça devient intenable et ça impacte mon moral.
This was a challenging photo. I captured it about 7 years ago while driving from Salt Lake City up to southern Montana to be in a friend's wedding. When I started looking into the logistics of my arrival time, I realized there would be an opportunity to photograph the Milky Way somewhere under the dark skies of northern Utah or southern Idaho. Not wanting to stray too far off the highway, I looked for areas that might offer a unique foreground for the composition.
I soon realized that the highway alignment (northwest to southeast) would allow for a "highway to the stars" type of image, and started looking for an ideal overpass. This one caught my eye and I couldn't have been happier with the results. It took some time to capture, as it was necessary to get all of the Milky Way images without traffic on the highway, and then of course I needed to get a few images with light trails from the cars on the highway below.
I didn't have star tracker at the time, but other than that there are few things I would've changed considering the challenge and how it turned out!
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This was a challenging photo. I captured it about 7 years ago while driving from Salt Lake City up to southern Montana to be in a friend's wedding. When I started looking into the logistics of my arrival time, I realized there would be an opportunity to photograph the Milky Way somewhere under the dark skies of northern Utah or southern Idaho. Not wanting to stray too far off the highway, I looked for areas that might offer a unique foreground for the composition.
I soon realized that the highway alignment (northwest to southeast) would allow for a "highway to the stars" type of image, and started looking for an ideal overpass. This one caught my eye and I couldn't have been happier with the results. It took some time to capture, as it was necessary to get all of the Milky Way images without traffic on the highway, and then of course I needed to get a few images with light trails from the cars on the highway below.
I didn't have star tracker at the time, but other than that there are few things I would've changed considering the challenge and how it turned out!
Defence Minister Richard Marles has become the first foreign counterpart to be hosted by the new US Secretary of Defence under the Trump administration.
Especially sad because other countries have shown that you can tell Trump to fuck off and he'll turn tail. And declare victory at home because he's Like That, but he turns tail.
I'd say cancel the submarine deal, up the rent at Pine Gap and contact the French about #submarines if we really need them.
One thing I never understood is why we had a deal originally for conventional diesel/electric submarines with a French company that designs exclusively nuclear submarines. It never made sense to me.
Still only 79 out of how many are represented in the UN (thouh not all are signatories to the Convention)? I deplore our Labor govt’ johnny come lately attitude. It is a behaviour borne out of fear, the fear of not being reelected which gave rise to #AlboPM ‘s flawed ‘small target’ strategy. Not a happy Labor chap ATM. #RomeStatute #ICC
@RaymondPierreL3 79/125 Member states. Most democracies have signed (except those with ne0-fascist/Trumpist governments), not so many in Asia and Africa.
@Godfrey642 Being seeing a lot of these kinds of toots from Australians lately. Let's be honest. Is there any Australian PM who could get elected in Australia who wouldn't do the same exact thing?
Yes agreed. America isn't seen by regular ppl as trustworthy or reliable. Many many voters are against #AUKUS bc of the price, timeline and the fact it's an American deal. Trump is seen as a joke at best and total despot at worst.
@Godfrey642 The countries NOT supporting the ICJ is a much shorter list - Australia, China, Czech Replublic, Hungary, Israel, North Korea, Russia, USA - we’re in great company!
@AndrewRiddell1 @gpnaturephotos @Godfrey642 As with Czechia, it's unsurprising given that the government is dominated (despite its minimal support) by the far right ACT party
As #Republicans made bigoted rhetoric a key part of their campaign strategy, there were at least three assaults, six bomb threats and 30 protests against LGBTQ+ events last year according to the nonprofit GLAAD. texasobserver.org/anti-lgbtq-i…
The LGBTQ+ advocacy organization GLAAD, which tracks incidents, warned that threats against the queer community are likely to worsen under the Trump administration.
C'est gravissime, la CDC (le centre fédéral du décisionnel en santé) est en train d'ordonner à toutes les maisons d'éditions scientifiques des Etats-Unis d'Amérique la rétractation, la révision et la censure de tout les papiers contenant les termes "Gender, Transgender, Pregnant Person, Pregnant People, LGBT, Transexual, LGBT Non-Binary, NonBinary, Assigned Male At Birth, Assigned Female At Birth, Biollogically Male, Biollogically Female."
En gros, si ça passe, alors toute cette recherche partira en fumée. C'est l’administration qui fait son premier grand autodafé.
Des personnes en interne ont mis en téléchargement un gros tas de données de la CDC.
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C'est gravissime, la CDC (le centre fédéral du décisionnel en santé) est en train d'ordonner à toutes les maisons d'éditions scientifiques des Etats-Unis d'Amérique la rétractation, la révision et la censure de tout les papiers contenant les termes "Gender, Transgender, Pregnant Person, Pregnant People, LGBT, Transexual, LGBT Non-Binary, NonBinary, Assigned Male At Birth, Assigned Female At Birth, Biollogically Male, Biollogically Female."
En gros, si ça passe, alors toute cette recherche partira en fumée. C'est l’administration qui fait son premier grand autodafé.
Edit: Je vous du monde qui parlent que ça ne concerne que les papiers en cours de validation. Et bien figurez-vous que non. En vrai on en sait rien, c'est le bordel, et l'ordre est volontairement flou.
John
in reply to Éric Freyssinet • • •Éric Freyssinet
in reply to Éric Freyssinet • • •Je ne ferai qu'une seule citation parmi les passages éclairants de ce livre. Au moment du sommet de Davos qui a suivi les attentats du Bataclan à Paris fin 2015, l'une des responsables les plus importantes de la société ecrit dans un courrier électronique d'un cynisme intolérable (p. 216):
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