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@repubblica @il-gusto-repubblica Fornero liberalo!
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@paoloredaelli bella iniziativa!! rilanciala nel gruppo @internet di @diggita aggiungendo il tag:
così lo vedranno tutti i follower del gruppo! :)
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Più di 250.000 persone sono state sfollate da Gaza City nell’ultimo mese. 
Ogni giorno, in media 28 bambini perdono la vita sotto i bombardamenti. 
Oltre 320.000 bambini sotto i 5 anni sono a rischio di malnutrizione acuta – senza un intervento urgente, le loro vite restano appese a un filo. Dormire su un marciapiede non è una scelta, è tutto ciò che resta dopo che case, scuole e sicurezza sono stati cancellati.
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Il generale Capitini sulla guerra in #Ucraina
https://youtu.be/DuISq9HOYXg
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@chatcontrol ok, so slight correction I'd like to make ... it's not just Danish citizens but Danish residents. Basically everyone with MitID can sign.
Source: I don't have a Danish citizenship but live in Denmark and I just signed it. So if you're like me, you can also sign it
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@clolsonus @NebulaTide absolutely agree there, those lock ups have been very disruptive to enterprise use of Linux workstations. my daily driver doesn't get rebooted more often than once per month unless there's a hardware problem — Wayland is the single most effective way to force a reboot in that respect. it can take an hour to setup the workstation tooling after that happens, which is especially not agreeable to multiple forced reboots per day. Wayland is not stable.
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@NebulaTide If Wayland supports it yet (they didn't last time I checked, but you never know - they switch gears often), I would suggest checking your GPU and monitor settings for proper EDID data, modeline support, vsync, anti-aliasing, and hardware drivers (DRM type, sysctl flag support, etc).
I've tried Wayland about every quarter, using different OS options on Nvidia, AMD, and Intel based systems, but every time the result is that I can't use Wayland due to its lack of support for supercomputing/HPC cluster access requirements, specifically network protocol aspects which the Wayland devs have decided are wholly unimportant to the feature set, along with a few other personal concerns that I have with the approach they've taken to community feedback and dismissal of core engineering principles.
Maybe when they take professionals seriously they will get more positive feedback instead of trying to force their ideological path into the OS default mode use case. They also ignore accessibility requirements for many disabled people which Xorg has served dutifully for decades. I don't appreciate that kind of disregard for disabled people, but they don't care.
