Paul Sutton @zleap@social.cleverlibre.org
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Interested in Technology, Science, Chemistry, Education, Fediverse, GNU/Linux and free software.
Joined Mar 2020
I like the fact that Debian is stable, for the most part like the issue i had, it was easily fixable, just rather weird it happened in the first place.
However worthi giving it a mention as I am a probably a little clearer on why the issue is. SO in this case some library that xfce4-panel relies on.
ah ok, It may have been a glitch somewhere doing that
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@zleap@qoto.org @piggo@piggo.space debian is very bad at handling package dependencies, so inexperienced users can easily end up breaking their systems by accidentally uninstalling packages when they just want to install some software or do a system upgrade
it’s part of why i never recommend debian-based distros
@publicvoit I am sure they are meant to tell you what you have done, and how they have come to that conclusion.
See if there is a college / employment disciplinary document, if they have FAILED make a complaint against them saying what they have FAILED to do.
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RT @tregenza@twitter.com
I have just been suspended by the college. They say I broke the code of conduct but having been shown the conduct they can't say how I broke it https://twitter.com/tregenza/status/1458728698153164804
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Digital health initiatives are not new but fueled by the Covid-19 pandemic, they have flourished.
We reflect on their implications for data protection, privacy and other rights in our latest piece 👇
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3d printer nerds; what do you do with your failed/broken prints? Is there like, someone I can send them to that can grind them down and recycle them into filament?
@rgegriff Good question, maybe contact the people who make the filament.
I wonder, what., if any chemical changes take place during the printing process and if those chemical changes some how affect the ability to recycle.
Yay, great news,
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OPGames donates $300k to open source including Godot Engine and Blender https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2021/11/opgames-donates-300k-to-open-source-including-godot-engine-and-blender #OpenSource #Meta
In another example of wierdness. I have Debian 10 and XFCE 4 onmy netbook, I recently installed
texlive
textstudio and
jab ref
one of these during the install processl decided that the xfce4-panel package wasn't needed, the result of that is that the top and bottom panels vanished, (thankfully the config was not deleted)
@piggo @mia Ok not a dev expert but that does sound like a serious problem.
I do understand how you feel with regard to forums though, some forums are great, others are great if you find the right person but can be a nightmare in terms of getting people to actually take notice of problems from end users.
The rudeness people get is not needed but also reflects badly on the community at large.
@icedquinn @CaptLuke @barefootstache @bonifartius @MarshTackyBall @disclosetv
I agree we need better reporting and more access to papers rather than reading some interpretation from a journalist.
Science works well when questions are asked and any anomalies investigated
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@zleap they won't. most doctors have effectively zero training in vaccine tech other than how to jab the needle, most won't even file reports if patients complain.
it was already known pre-covid that our registries contain less than 10% of adverse reaction reports. i think it's as low as 1% in the harvard lazarus report.
now with covid out people are being censored and handwaved for citing the very same databases (ex. a paper was pulled because according to scandinavian equivalent of VAERS, 2 people died for every 3 saved using the same standards of declaring a covid death [28 days from injection instead of within 28 days of a PCR test, https://justthenews.com/politics-policy/coronavirus/retraction-paper-vaccine-deaths-spurs-demand-more-scrutiny-reported])
there has been immense resistance to admit that adverse reactions happen, to the point they had to drag the medical boards kicking and screaming in Norway as they tried to find literally any excuse to blame something else and too many doctors had ruled out all the alternative excuses to avoid having myocarditis officially declared a risk.
@CaptLuke @barefootstache @bonifartius @marshtackyball @disclosetv
it was already known pre-covid that our registries contain less than 10% of adverse reaction reports. i think it's as low as 1% in the harvard lazarus report.
now with covid out people are being censored and handwaved for citing the very same databases (ex. a paper was pulled because according to scandinavian equivalent of VAERS, 2 people died for every 3 saved using the same standards of declaring a covid death [28 days from injection instead of within 28 days of a PCR test, https://justthenews.com/politics-policy/coronavirus/retraction-paper-vaccine-deaths-spurs-demand-more-scrutiny-reported])
there has been immense resistance to admit that adverse reactions happen, to the point they had to drag the medical boards kicking and screaming in Norway as they tried to find literally any excuse to blame something else and too many doctors had ruled out all the alternative excuses to avoid having myocarditis officially declared a risk.
@CaptLuke @barefootstache @bonifartius @marshtackyball @disclosetv
Post the issue here and may be tag them in, if nothing else any other KDE uses can take a look and see if they can reproduce the issue.
@icedquinn @CaptLuke @barefootstache @bonifartius @MarshTackyBall @disclosetv
It seems for the vast majority of people the vaccine is safe and there ar e few side effects. From a science viewpoint we need to be open minded and i investigate any side effects so we can learn and adjust things accordingly.
Find out the true links between Covid , vaccines and any side effects.
Today is 11th November which in many parts of the world is Armistice day,
@barefootstache @CaptLuke @bonifartius @disclosetv @MarshTackyBall
There is a move to create treatments based on DNA so what you are suggesting sounds like an interesting area of research.
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Interested in Technology, Science, Chemistry, Education, Fediverse, GNU/Linux and free software.
Joined Mar 2020
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