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werdahias (tired) | @werdahias@pleroma.debian.social

Debian Developer. KiCad Contributor. EE student.
Likes hiking, reading and free software.
#RightToRepair
"Freiheit ist immer Freiheit des anders Denkenden." - Rosa Luxemburg

"when did Star Trek get woke??"

In the very first episode of Star Trek: the original series, we see a white Captain reporting to his black Admiral boss, a black woman on the bridge just a couple years after Jim Crow was abolished, wearing a short skirt (a symbol of feminist liberation at the time), a Japanese helmsman on the bridge only 20 years after the internment camps, a Russian crewmate on the bridge during the Cold War [edit: actually did not appear until Season 2 but the point stands], and the foundation of the modern concept of queercoding.

In the very first episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation, we see male crossdressing crew members, a female officer on the bridge in charge of security, a literal ship's counselor stationed at all times on the bridge, a single mom raising her teenage son on her own while juggling a full career in medicine, a blind mechanic whose "disability" is shown to be a strength, and an angry, all-powerful godlike being who is revealed to be simply a petulant child masquerading as a deity.

In the very first episode of Star Trek: Deep Space 9, we see a black man gain a powerful command position, respect the hell out of the customs of a religion he didn't understand, show respect and equal treatment to members of three other alien races he didn't understand, appoint a female guerilla fighter who defeated imperialist fascists to a position of authority within his administration and defer to her judgement in areas of her expertise, accept his friend's gender change, and tell his son he loves him.

Star Trek has always been woke. You just grew up to be a bad person.

Hat jemand eigentlich lust zusammen beim nächsten CCCongress einen Stand oder SOS oder so zu machen zum Thema Kriegsdienstverweigerung für Jugendhacker_innen.
Gerne DM wenn ihr interesse habt gemeinsam da was zu machen.

#Interrail Day 2:
Traveling from Madrid-Chamartin to Valladolid.
Then I will be taking a bus from there to my destination in Portugal. Spain's high speed rail is really impressive, and it is really satisfying to travel that way. Trains that travel at ~ 230 km/h on average, run punctual, and are modern. Compared to German ICE trains this is another world. I wish they would also work that way, but it's kinda sad a sad state of affairs with NIMBYs blocking every new track.

@mirabilos mei, DB standard (leida)

Ja, wenn Microsoft, Paypal und Mastercard Mitglieder des Internationalen Strafgerichtshof von ihren Diensten ausschließen ist alles ne Randbemerkung, aber wenn auf einmal das nächste 3% bessere AI Modell eingeschränkt wird, schreiben alle von einem „Weckruf für Europa“. Der Wecker klingelt seit 10 Jahren, lass ruhig noch mal die Schlummertaste drücken, jetzt ist auch egal

@leyrer merce

@leyrer link?

For many years, I’ve been using Debian debian but installing Ubuntu ubuntu for others, fearing that Debian was too geek.

I spent hours "desenshitificating" Ubuntu.

After the Nth failed upgrade, I reconsidered.

Oh boy!

The Debian 13 GNOME live image is clean, polished, easy and perfect ! Install was a breeze, even with complex partitions. I only added a couple of gnome-shell extensions : dash2dock and desktop-icons.

Debian just works like I dreamed it should 25 years ago! Thanks Debian!

every trillionaire is a policy failure

NGL, traveling at 289 km/h is pretty satisfying.

@avesbury_rosetta nice, I designed a similar board at work, though I used the Compute Module 4.

Was too tired yesterday, so here goes:
Day one of my #Interrail trip went smooth, Frankfurt to Barcelona without any issues or delays. Going to Valance and the catching the AVE there was a good decision since it avoids the journey via Paris. After spending the night in Barcelona and enjoying a nice morning now I am on my way to Madrid where I'll stay until Sunday. #CrossBorderRail #sustainabletravel

@navi thanks, don't mind me grabbing one

Guess
@cccpresser

I see some 74 series logic: an astable multivibrator, a 3-to-8 demux and a flipflop chip.

I would assume this is a custom board doing some kind of bus translation logic.

@mei this does not include ECTS where you have both labwork and regular exams, so I propose ECTS²

@dm2lct @Exilsarahl very cool read. Does this mean the board will be reworked for EMI compliance?

Anyway, #solvespace updated to 3.2 in #Debian unstable. Might backport it too, but this'll have to wait.

@sad_electronics average test setup be like

zum Frühstück? Vielleicht mal wieder in's Museum?

SHEROES. Comic Art from Africa gibt einen Einblick in die kreative Comicszene Afrikas. Im Zentrum stehen weibliche Comic-Hauptfiguren: Superheldinnen im Kampf gegen Umweltkatastrophen, Frauen im urbanen Alltag, eine Erzählerin vorkolonialer Mythen oder Aktivistinnen für LGBTQ+ Rechte.


Schaumainkai 29, 60594

https://www.weltkulturenmuseum.de/de/ausstellungen/?ausstellung=s-heroes-1

Das Bild zeigt das Cover einer Comic- oder Kunstausstellung mit dem Titel „SHEROES – Comic Art from Africa“. Der Titel steht in großen, auffälligen Blockbuchstaben in einer weißen, comicartigen Sprechblase. „SHEROES“ ist schwarz geschrieben, während „Comic Art from Africa“ in einem hellen Türkiston erscheint.

Im Vordergrund ist eine gezeichnete schwarze Frau im Comicstil zu sehen. Sie trägt einen beigen Pullover mit großem Kragen und einen dunklen Rock. Mit entschlossenem Gesichtsausdruck reckt sie die linke Faust in die Höhe, als würde sie protestieren, eine Rede halten oder Solidarität ausdrücken. Ihre Frisur erinnert an einen Afro-Stil, ergänzt durch große runde Ohrringe.

Der Hintergrund besteht aus großen Farbflächen in Rotbraun, Weiß und Hellgrün, die dem Cover einen klaren, grafischen Charakter verleihen. Die Gestaltung vermittelt Themen wie Selbstbewusstsein, Empowerment und die Sichtbarkeit afrikanischer Frauen in der Comickunst.

Why is CMake such a pain

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