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1 day agoSo you’re rolling without Support for the OS?
And how do you manage them?
albert180
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The traffic coalition was awesome. It just was thrashed 24/7 in the News, but it was the best government in decades in Germany
Who cares, OVH also has Data Centers in Germany. The demand for those services won’t disappear. These people will just be employed elsewhere
When it’s hot during the day there is usually sun too. Solar makes this problem less worse
We should focus on reducing the emissions we can easily reduce right now. As I’ve said, intercontinental travel is not a huge part of plane travel/emissions in Europe.
You can make synthetic fuel from CO2 and lots of electricity, and researchers say, that this might be something for those long flights. But it will make them much much more expensive.
Night Trains for European Routes.
I do this regularly for all my long distance travels. It’s unfortunately more expensive than flying, but it’s better for the environment and you don’t really lose time as it’s over night.Most flights aren’t long distance, but “I want to get wasted 1000kms away on a 30€ easyJet Fare with the boys”
And even for the long distances in Europe, if the political will is there you could have High Speed Night Trains
Lol, does anybody believe that the company who broke repeatedly the law, and stole entire shadow libraries for their models and scrapes the internet excluded the data of European users before, and will do it now?
She did quite well keep the right wing assholes inside and outside under control for a decade. That’s a win for me
They lost support in several towns that are seeing hospital services cut back as part of the central government’s savings drive.
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Good. Austerity belongs in the trashcan of history
And knowing him, he will say something terribly stupid in both of these countries, which will make them upset with us
21·4 days agoYou can still use distrobox if you need an AUR Package really bad
VAT in Germany is just 7/19%
No, please no.
Switzerland is the last country in Europe which has really good working public transport system.
Stupid EU Rules (for the sInGlE rAiL mArKeT nobody asked for) mandate that you have to tender everything out starting 2031 that you subsidize with tax money. We have that in Germany, and it fucking sucks quality wise, and takes you every bit of flexibility
I’m so tired of all these fascists
I guess Putler discovers soon badly neglected Russian Minorities in Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan which he wants to get home into his Reich
2·4 days agoKDEItinerary works very well for me
Well, the Irish Citizen filed an injunction and got a temporary relief, until the lawsuit from them against the Berlin Migration Department is finished.
But according to German Law, they don’t need to wait for a conviction in the court proceedings related to the alleged violent behaviour. (I’m not a fan of this, but didn’t knew this before. I agree it would be better, if a conviction would be necessary).
But they would have needed to conduct at least their own investigation into this matter, which they apparently didn’t sufficiently.
The barrier of deportation for EU Citizens is also higher, than for the one accused US Citizen
To repeat: These students are not even accused of committing the crime for which they’re being deported.
That’s wrong. Right would be “They aren’t accused by the Public Prosecutors yet”.
In my linked LTO-Article you can see that the LKA accused them of being part in the crimes and send their evidence and investigation documents to the Berlin State Prosecution Service which then decides if they will prosecute them. That this hasn’t happened yet, is just a result of Berlin State Prosecution Service being chronically underfunded and overworked. The same with the courts and other parts of Berlin Public Service
The LKA’s descriptions in the expulsion notices read less brutal, but still threatening. They speak of 20 people who had gained access to the building, graffitied the walls and destroyed the technical equipment. They are said to have carried crowbars or “cow feet” with them. They are said to have used these to try to break down a door to a room in which a very frightened FU employee had barricaded himself. Axes, saws and clubs are not mentioned. Following the occupation, arrests were made. Ten suspects - including the four activists - are said to have tried to prevent this.
Translated with DeepL.com (free version)
And here the part with the Prosecution Service
However, the case is now with the Berlin public prosecutor’s office, a spokesperson confirmed in response to an inquiry from LTO.** However, the investigation is still ongoing**. “It is not yet possible to predict when these will be completed and what the conclusion will look like.”
Those 4 people which are very loud in the media right now are being deported for being part in a violent occupation of a university where staff was threatened with axes and crowbars, property damage of 100.000€, and trying to liberate people arrested by the police.
They always forget to say this, in their news stories.
The only thing criticworthy about this, is that the authorities didn’t waited for the legal proceedings to finish. Otherwise if found guilty, that will get you a prison sentence and/or deported in most countries as a foreigner.
Wasn’t last year the main sponsor an Israeli Company? I guess they will need to cough up some dough in order for it to be considered