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thenetherlands·theNetherlandsbyAkasazh

Wetsvoorstel 'Bestuurlijk verbod ondermijnende organisaties' kan mogelijk Greenpeace, Extinction Rebellion ed verboden maken

Long story short: naar alle waarschijnlijkheid zal er op 11 februari a.s. een wet worden aangenomen in de Eerste Kamer die de minister van Justitie en Veiligheid de bevoegdheid geeft om, zonder tussenkomst van een rechter, 'ondermijnende organisaties' te verbieden.

Dit is een slecht idee, oorspronkelijk door de PVDA geopperd tegen motorbendes, maar de invoering van de wet kan serieuze gevolgen hebben als deze wet zou worden misbruikt.

Vindt je hier wat van, stuur een mailtje naar de GL/PVDA fractie in de eerste kamer om je mening te laten horen: https://www.eerstekamer.nl/fractie/groenlinks_pvda

Wetsvoorstel 'Bestuurlijk verbod ondermijnende organisaties' kan mogelijk Greenpeace, Extinction Rebellion ed verboden makenhttps://www.bnnvara.nl/joop/artikelen/een-verbod-op-extinction-rebellion-urgenda-milieudefensie-en-greenpeaceOpen linkView original on feddit.nl
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linux·LinuxbyAkasazh

Linux install on laptop for a complete noob

Hi there!

Seeing the enshittification of Windows unfold, I'm curious about trying out Linux.

I don't want to move over my main machine just yet, but I've got a 9 yo HP Pavilion 15-e001ed spare laptop I want to experiment with. Eventually I want a gaming laptop that can run steam games.

When I googled I found a plethora of pieces of advice, but seeing the proselytizing for Linux here, maybe I could get a bit more personal advice as a potential conscript.

So what advice would you give me to start my journey into Linux?


UPDATE: Ok my cherry is popped, writing this from a fresh Mint install. It's suprisingly smooth sailing. Only thing is somehow software gets installed on my root partition instead of the home partition I made because people told me so.

But overall not nearly as dounting as I thought it would be. Thanks for the help everybody!

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world·World NewsbyAkasazh

After boots on the ground comment, French PM doubles down: 'Putins troops are already in our country', pointing at Le Pen

By raising for the first time the idea of sending troops to Ukraine, the French leader "has taken a further step toward belligerence," blasted his rival Marine Le Pen, of the far-right Rassemblement National (RN) party. She accused him of "posing an existential risk to 70 million French people, and more particularly to our armed forces already deployed in Eastern Europe."

"You've been waiting for the first opportunity to remind people of your true loyalties [and] "show your true colors," retorted Prime Minister Gabriel Attal, who had left the Paris Agricultural Show to attend the verbal joust. "When you read the investigations that are being carried out, [such as one published by the Washington Post on December 30, showing the RN's persistent links with Moscow], you have to wonder whether Vladimir Putin's troops aren't already in our country," he continued. "I'm talking about you and your troops, Ms. Le Pen."

After boots on the ground comment, French PM doubles down: 'Putins troops are already in our country', pointing at Le Penhttps://www.lemonde.fr/en/international/article/2024/02/28/french-pm-wonders-whether-putin-s-troops-are-already-in-our-country-pointing-at-le-pen_6567595_4.htmlOpen linkView original on feddit.nl
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