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US-Iran talks abruptly called off after Israel and Hezbollah trade deadly attacks
trade deadly attacks
lol, Eat shit Guardian
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US-Iran talks abruptly called off after Israel and Hezbollah trade deadly attacks
trade deadly attacks
lol, Eat shit Guardian
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On a stroll
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The Yiddish Jews were actually demonized by Zionists, who thought Hebrew was a superior language and saw Ostjuden (eastern european Jews who spoke Yiddish) as subhumans, which is why Zionism marginalized Yiddish (a large percentage of Yiddish Jews were actually anti-Zionist. Look up Bundism) and ultimately Hebrew became the majority
This is a great article on the topic. https://clarion.unity-struggle-unity.org/2023-10-18-to-stop-marx-they-made-zion/
Tl;dr same comment as yours, but replace Yiddish with Hebrew.
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Reddit will require you to log in to use old.reddit.com
Reddit delenda est. If you're interested in only browsing content that Lemmy doesn't have, then redlib is fantastic for that. https://redlib.catsarch.com/ is a good one.
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Closing down our short lived Federated Community. (Would love for someone to take over)
:( that's very sad to hear, I love the idea. Thank you Anthony and the rest of the team, and best of luck in your future endeavors
I hope someone will pick it up
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What new Linux distribution should I try?
Trying for fun or trying to settle?
I like NixOS but Void is cool too
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Np! I didn't assume malice from you if it matters, just wanted to set it straight. :- )
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What new Linux distribution should I try?
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Niri is a joy! Tried it once and never looked back.
Nix is a wide ecosystem and you have tons of tools to use for your config to your hearts content, so this is a bit tough. Id say: Make your config a flake (its an experimental feature, but it's a de-facto default), use home manager or GNU stow to organize your .config and home directory, and if you like Nix and plan to stay, look into the dendritic pattern for your config (not the best for someone just testing nix, but for long term it's a total life-saver)
Best of luck to you!
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Yup it is. You configure your whole system by setting options in your config files, using a functional language. It's hard at first but with time you naturally get used to it