CD haul from my local library. I'm glad that such institutions exist; thus enabling education for all people if they choose to do so. Next step: Feeding all those into Asunder.

@paul_ward_irl @Miriamm And yeah, the Hamas was funded by the States and Arafat was murdered in order to kill to idea of the 2-state-solution.

@paul_ward_irl @Miriamm sad to see that most people don't get that valid critic on Israels current politics does not equal antisemitism. That's effectively dismissing all critic under "antisemitism", even if that's not the case. Most Israelis also agree on a ceasefire, something Nethanjau has opposed heavily.

@mirabilos stimmt

@mirabilos bei mir in der Heimat schon, aber leider noch nicht da wo ich zzt bin :(

I really find the obscene level of blatant propaganda by the Israeli government deplorable. How can anyone support this and still sleep at night?

Source post: https://twitter.com/Israel/status/1726937954080170289

@vt52 @ajroach42 @djsundog +1 for obtainium, check out NeoStore if you want a cleaner interface for Fdroid.

Just relesed kew 1.7.0 to #Debian unstable bringing opus and vorbis support. I also uploaded a few fixes for some #Rist libraries.

@futurebird Spanish, Russian, French

@larsfrommars as a German I can agree that this is accurate.

Three patches later now it is compiling now at least. Still fails, but progress nonetheless.

sigh, I have to deal with #Cmake and a metric ton of vendored dependencies again. Who thought this to be a good idea. Literally every Cmake project I packaged (save for #KDE stuff) vendors headers. It's so tiring.

@decathorpe thanks, will digest $later

@mirabilos @amin @rl_dane right, that makes sense. Fortunately I have a somewhat decent connection.

@ah get ready for dependency trees that'll make you reconsider packaging ;p

@Volksverpetzer ist ja nicht so das wir das schon mal hatten.

@mirabilos @amin @rl_dane huh, never had that issue tbh. Though I use ftp.de.debian.org as mirror

@mirabilos @rl_dane @amin nala (an apt wrapper) does parallel downloads/requests by default so it's way faster (even though it's written in python)