It might also be overheating. If you can monitor the temperature it might give you a clue.
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World News@lemmy.world•Kyiv groans a collective ‘WTF?’ to Trump’s latest Putin commentsEnglish
20·7 days agoI mean the constant lying, petty and hateful behavior alone should be enough to get the guy impeached. Let alone the child raping and abuse of the office of president of the united states to enrich himself, his family and his inner circle.
The whole Republican party, and a substantial part of the democratic party consists of spineless, weak traitors. Their names will go down in history as such. Now let’s steer towards consequences so that future politicians know that their job is to represent and not to enrich. It should be an honor to serve the many citizens you represent, it should be punished if you knowingly fail.
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World News@lemmy.world•Norway: Son of crown princess on trial over rape chargesEnglish
44·8 days agoNo surprise, he looks like the lovechild of Prince Geoffrey and Draco Malfoy.
The same tasteful result as her interior decorating.
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Linux@programming.dev•Is there a Chromecast equivalent?
41·15 days agoYou could try moonlight, which is actually for game streaming, but might accomplish what you want.
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World News@lemmy.world•Trump drops tariff threats over Greenland after meeting with NATO chief.English
10·21 days agoSomeone like Rutte should whisper in his ear “Donald, our intelligence people are hearing rumors that they are moving to replace you soon with Vance and Miller. Just know that when that happens, we’ll grant you asylum in Europe.” And lean back and watch as he starts firing every one of his cronies.
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World News@lemmy.world•European industry hits out at Trump’s ‘ludicrous’ demands over GreenlandEnglish
22·24 days agoA simple blind eye to copyright infringements so that people can use illegal streaming of movies and series will already go a long way.
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AskUSA@discuss.online•What would it take for the beginning of a civil war?English
14·28 days agoSeriously Canada, Europe and South America should band together and draw a red line.
First of all, a joint statement calling out the US for all the Nazi shit they’re pulling. Diplomacy does nothing but embolden Trump. Then, economic, political and possibly military consequences for their actions.
Start with export restrictions, trade with eachother but no longer with the US. Retract from intellectual property legislation like Trump retracted from climate agreements. Tax big tech. Send troops to the southern border in Canada and the northern border in Mexico, continue sending extra European troops on Greenland. Restrict travel.
This will piss off the US population and just maybe they will then feel the need to start a civil war. It’s also the only course of action the Trump regime fears. Economic consequences and a show of military strength on all their borders.
As soon as Greenland is occupied by the US military, Canada is essentially surrounded.
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World News@lemmy.world•Denmark’s Army Chief Says He’s Ready to Defend Greenland | Danish forces are moving to the island to show NATO—and Trump—that they’re serious about security.English
10·28 days agoHonest? I don’t know if politicians are adamant enough.
However, Trump (bullies in general) only respond to strength and violence.
Rolling over will only embolden them more. Hopefully pointing a few nukes at the US mainland will cause their government to rethink their strategy. But this will only work if we’re willing to execute when push comes to shove.
For some reason Russia causes Trump to roll out the red carpet, when Putin decides to grace Trump with a visit. This when he could easily force them to end the war in a few days. They are suffering terrible losses at the hand of a small country supported by NATO. I think it’s because he perceives Russia as “strong”, but in reality the only edge they have is nuclear power.
So in short - yes, honestly I think Europe should stop trying to be diplomatic and start drawing a red line and seeing that strategy through.
The united states’ government is now so obviously an enemy to Europe that diplomacy is clearly no longer an option.
I think as soon as Europe starts putting their big boy pants on, Canada will join. Because if the US controls both Alaska and Greenland, Canada is next. They will probably already realise that. Hopefully talks are already underway between Canada and European nations. I would be surprised if this isn’t already a scenario they take into account.
Mexico in the south, joined by a few other south American countries could also join in. As soon as the us is facing pressure from 3 sides, bringing the stakes to their physical borders, the tables might turn.
And then there’s like 80% of the us population that could rise up against this. The public opinion is heavily dependent on how close the fight is to their borders.
I believe if Europe starts reaching out NOW to Canada and south america, stop diplomacy with the US, call them out for every Nazi shit they’re pulling, and start economic, political and military pressure, we might avoid escalation.
I really hope they already have this scenario on the back burner.
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World News@lemmy.world•Denmark’s Army Chief Says He’s Ready to Defend Greenland | Danish forces are moving to the island to show NATO—and Trump—that they’re serious about security.English
61·29 days agoTrump seems to forget Europe has nuclear missiles as well. It doesn’t take thousands for mutual assured destruction.
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Privacy@lemmy.ml•[Discussion] Using Instagram privately ? with(out) account, Follow account, Dicover interests, similar accounts
383·1 month agoHonestly, just ditch Instagram already. And convince your friends and family to do the same. It’s better for your time, your privacy and mental health. The demise of these platforms starts with people like you and me never visiting these places all together.
Because he’s on a power trip and thinks he owns all of Venezuelas resources now.
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Ask Me Anything@lemmy.ca•i believe i lived a past life as a guy called rafael. ama.
7·1 month agoA more fundamental question: what makes you believe you had a past life? Since when did you have this belief? When did Rafael live?
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Linux@programming.dev•Installing Linux on friend's new PC, which distro should he use?
3·1 month agoComing from windows, Linux mint cinnamon will be very familiar to him. It also runs games well, being based on Ubuntu.
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Linux@programming.dev•Installing Linux on friend's new PC, which distro should he use?
4·1 month agoI ran an older Nvidia card an currently a new amd card on Linux mint without problems. I suggest you try it out first using a live install on a USB stick.
I’ve written thousands of lines of untyped python code for a system (still) used daily by hundreds of users, handling time critical as well as financial data. It made the company I worked for millions and it worked. Was it bug free? Nope, bugs would appear in production from time to time, but they were very easy to detect, and very quickly solved, especially because of the fact that python is an interpreted language. In 7 years of working on that application there was only one bug that caused data corruption and required us to reprocess some data that took a day or three. That was the worst thing to happen in the entire lifetime of that codebase. I totally agree that if you structure your code properly, log properly and give your developers the trust and permissions to actually solve stuff in production quickly, you might even get a competitive advantage.
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Privacy@lemmy.ml•Manyverse – a peer-to-peer social network
2·2 months agoHow did you solve the problem that phone IP addresses are essentially all NATted? I was looking into this myself, but the fact that phones don’t have a public IP address stopped me.
LMDE does seem to have keyboard issues though it seems.
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World News@lemmy.world•Louvre pushes up prices for non-EU visitors by 45%English
393·3 months agoI’ve been to Russia (st. Petersburg) where entering a church would cost $10, but for Russians a couple of rubles.
It makes sense from the perspective that locals should be able to afford seeing their own art and architecture. If foreigners can afford it and are willing to pay the asked amount, I sort of understand.




People don’t watch the Olympics for politics, but this is news. They should cover it unless they are no longer unbiased.