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2025-01-24 15:01:00

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@nprofile…tz9v @normis tas vēl nav uz stenda 👮🏻‍♀️

2025-01-24 14:49:23

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https://s.dodies.lv/normis/s/9f31ecc1695291ae464631c4e62dd56a.jpeg

2025-01-24 14:49:10

Kaut kas neredzēts 😁 šobrīd tehniskajā apskatē vienlaikus uz visiem stendiem bija elektro auto! kaut kāda mega sakritība
https://s.dodies.lv/normis/s/975ba43349b87fa0e33cbfe901d7e0c3.jpeg

2025-01-22 20:14:54

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resolution does not affect text size, just it's detail. some operating systems handle this better, some don't
CC: @nprofile…7la8

2025-01-22 08:49:32

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tell me more, how to use this?

2025-01-22 08:39:12

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Gemius vispār neko nepasaka, jo tas ir opt-in, tev savā lapā jāieliek gemius tracking kods / spyware, lai piedalītos viņu topā.

2025-01-21 06:14:11

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Nepārproti, es vispār to nebiju domājis kā attaisnojumu, tikai centos saprast, kas notiek viņa galvā

2025-01-20 21:09:46

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Latvija maza 😀 es gan angliski lasīju
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2025-01-20 20:03:32

Šodien ir lieliska diena, kad sākt Handmaids Tale piekto sezonu 🇺🇸

2025-01-20 19:59:50

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Fun fact, tur kopš 1860 līdz 1989 bija Spārnu iela. Tagad Spānu ielas atlikums ir biki tālāk. Antenas iela pirmo reizi parādās 1990. gadā.

2025-01-20 17:40:54

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@nprofile…na32 @normis redzēs vai miljonu deportēšana būs tāda pati kā lieliskā siena, bet nu gender likvidēšana un Denali pārsaukšana ir mazi, bet sāpīgi darbi, ko viņš easy var izdarit rītdien un sola arī

2025-01-20 17:33:18

Oh wow cik lieliska melu un stulbību kombinācija tur iet vaļā pie trampa.

2025-01-20 17:27:50

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@nprofile…na32 @normis runa laba, jau sākās visi sūdi

2025-01-20 09:01:57

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jā, bet es arī taisu no bundžas zirņiem un tur vismaz pēc manām domām baigi minimāla atšķirība, toties daudz vieglāk. pa lielam jau tie arī ir vienkārši vārīti turku zirņi.
CC: @nprofile…gyjx

2025-01-20 08:43:25

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Vairs neviens, tagad pašam jātaisa. Tīri labs bija tas kas bija daudzus gadus, bet tas tagad laikam bankrotējis. Rimi ik pa laikam nopērku, kaut kā nepatīk viņi

2025-01-20 07:30:20

Nedaudz smieklīgi un bēdīgi vērot, kā pārtikas veikalos katrs ražotājs cenšas izdomāt savu veidu, kā latviski rakstīt Humuss, Hummuss, Humoss un pat Hummus. Viens no tiem stabili ir slieku augsne.

2025-01-16 11:49:18

Savus mazos jau aizvedāt?
https://s.dodies.lv/normis/s/81f5993e023661d23ca841aa671ace95.jpeg

2025-01-16 10:01:57

Kāds no Depo ir pasūtījis kaut ko lielu un smagu? Kā notiek izkraušana? Tur tā neskaidri. Jāņem to lielo auto ar manipulatoru? Vai arī atbrauks un tad teiks, lai ar rokām izņemu savu tonnas kravu 😀

2025-01-16 09:53:37

Diezgan labs raksts par amerikāņu kristiešiem, kuri bēgot no lgbt tagad dzīvo krievijā https://mastodon.social/users/hanse_mina/statuses/113836094659566087

2025-01-16 08:04:59

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Par laimi viņiem ir arī Matrix un viņi piedāvā arī to

2025-01-16 08:00:28

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Cilvēkus, kas par šifrētiem tuneļiem vēlas anonīmi maksāt skaidrā naudā, diez vai satrauc, ko valsts izdomājusi savos likumos
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2025-01-16 06:38:30

Labs, Mullvad (VPN, DNS) pieņem maksājumus skaidrā naudā. Kad pērk abonomentu, tiek parādīts payment token. Var ielikt aploksnē skaidro naudu un tokenu un nosūtīt naudu pa pastu. https://mullvad.net/en/pricing
šis varētu patikt @nprofile…ulpk

2025-01-15 20:34:58

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RIP proton https://mastodon.social/@protonprivacy/113833073219145503

2025-01-15 20:32:20

Ja te kāds lieto Proton, izrādās tur ir full on MAGA. Droši var pārvākties citur: https://mastodon.neat.computer/@jonah/113705526672291257

2025-01-15 15:32:38

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@nprofile…v8dc @normis Nezinu cik daudz Latvijas esi apbraukājis, bet jau kādus dažus gadus pārklājums man ir bijis gandrīz visur. Ir pāris vietas dziļā ziemeļgaujā, kur telefonam slikti, bet ar mikrotik rūteri internets ir

2025-01-15 15:27:31

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@nprofile…v8dc @normis kāpēc visu? LTE ir visā Latvijā, īpaši ja uz vilciena jumta ir normāla antena, nevis runa ir par telefonu pasažiera kabatā. Tad atliek tikai parūpēties par pāris sliktākajām vietām

2025-01-15 14:07:07

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@nprofile…szdh @normis daļu no tās naudas varēja iedot vietējam operatoram, lai uz sliežu melnajiem punktiem pavērš pāris antenas

2025-01-15 14:06:16

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@nprofile…626s @normis ja ViVi reāli grib to risināt, varēja paprasīt operatoriem lai uzlabo viņiem pārklājumu un ieliek vilcienā mazo bāzes staciju, nevis uzreiz mesties pie elona

2025-01-15 10:17:14

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Kam tu seko? Man te viss ir aktīvāk kā jebkad

2025-01-14 06:55:01

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Nedomāju, ka viņiem prasīs likt valsts valodas eksāmenu, drīzāk pietiks ar pilsonību, nu tad arī variet gaidīt, kā @nprofile…42pr saka, Aļeksej un Rostislavs, kuri valsts valodu zin tik pat maz, bet kuriem ir pase

2025-01-13 21:37:39

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@nprofile…uwpz tie foto slāņi, kas ir pieejami editorā, tos var lietot

2025-01-13 21:20:49

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Un tā Dresden Dolls sieviete arī fucked up

2025-01-13 19:42:38

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@nprofile…tfwg Gruber writing about Pixelfed, how about that, nice 🙂

2025-01-13 11:45:22

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Tas ir kā man, kad pirmo reizi dzīvē gribēju izmēģināt orientēšanos, uz starta pozīciju devos ar autobusu, bet tā arī neatradu, kur notiek pasākums. Beigās izrādījās, ka esmu aizbraucis ar nepareizo autobusu uz citu galapunktu. Tas mani pārliecināja, ka orientēšanās nav domāta man 😀 😀

2025-01-09 08:36:21

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I think it's time to implement ability to fallback to default homedir, if no directory provided 😀

2025-01-09 08:10:21

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OMG, it's too early and my coffee has not kicked in. Thanks 🙂

2025-01-09 07:55:28

@nprofile…73zh hi! I seem to have lost the ability to block instances, any suggestions what I'm doing wrong? I think the exact same command worked before, I'm on the latest version from git
https://s.dodies.lv/normis/s/66c9dfd863274a2d1fff0de38ff36947.png

2025-01-03 09:03:20

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If you find out, let us know. I have kind of tuned my sysctl.conf to allow more connections (kern.ipc.somaxconn and such), as I had similar issues (no load, but services aren't responding), but would be interesting to see what limits you will set.

2024-12-04 09:58:33

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Thanks for looking into it. Is this the right way to block?
🌐 caddy snac/data/block
❯ cat *
bsky.brid.gy
fed.brid.gy
ap.brid.gy
bsky.social
as I just updated via git and see stuff like this:
https://s.dodies.lv/normis/s/4d4e4ded107c48c072bea9b919937d69.png

2024-12-03 18:07:48

@nprofile…73zh is this by design that if a person whom I follow, mentions somebody on a blocked instance, I still see his post in my timeline? Still talking about blue sky 🫣

2024-11-01 06:41:52

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Saprotu, bet šis ir filma 8 daļās pa stundai :) Ne stilistiski, ne uzbūves ziņā tas nav tradicionāls seriāls.

2024-10-30 16:51:15

Economist: “Ukraine is now struggling to survive, not to win”
After 970 days of war,” said Lloyd Austin, America’s defence secretary, visiting Kyiv on October 21st, “Putin has not achieved one single strategic objective.” In public, Mr Austin offered certitude, confidence and clarity: “Moscow will never prevail in Ukraine.” In private, his colleagues in the Pentagon, Western officials and many Ukrainian commanders are increasingly concerned about the direction of the war and Ukraine’s ability to hold back Russian advances over the next six months.
Ukrainian forces have managed to hold on to Pokrovsk, an embattled town in the eastern Donbas region, an embarrassment for Mr Putin. But elsewhere along the front, Russia is slicing its way through Ukrainian defences. In Kupiansk in the north, its troops have cut Ukrainian formations in two at the Oskil river. In Chasiv Yar in the east, they have crossed the main Siverskyi Donets canal, after six months of trying. Farther south, Russian troops have taken high ground in and around Vuhledar (pictured), and are moving in on Kurakhove from two directions. In Kursk, inside Russia, Ukraine has lost around half the territory it seized earlier this year.
The problem is not so much the loss of territory, which is limited and has come at enormous cost to Russia—600,000 dead and wounded since the start of the war, on American estimates, and 57,000 dead in this year to October alone, according to Ukrainian intelligence—as the steady erosion in the size and quality of Ukraine’s forces. Ukrainian units are understrength and overstretched, worn thin by heavy casualties. Despite a new mobilisation law that took effect in May, the army, outside a handful of brigades, has struggled to recruit enough replacements, with young men reluctant to sign up to tours of duty that are at best indefinite and, at worst, one-way missions. Western partners are privately urging Ukraine’s leaders to lower the mobilisation age floor from 25 to increase the potential pool of recruits. But political sensitivities and fears over an already alarming demographic crisis stand in the way of any change.
In a recent essay, Jack Watling of the Royal United Services Institute, a think-tank in London, identifies several reasons for Ukraine’s declining fortunes. One is a shortfall in its air-defence interceptors, allowing Russian reconnaissance drones to establish what he calls “continuous and dense surveillance”. These in turn cue up ballistic-missile and drone strikes against Ukrainian artillery in the rear and glide bombs against troops at the front, allowing Russia to make slow but steady advances in small units, often using motorcycles because tanks are too easy to spot. Ukraine’s limited stock of shells—Russia currently has a two-to-one advantage in shellfire, according to Ivan Havrilyuk, Ukraine’s deputy defence minister—as well as tanks and armoured vehicles compounds that problem. The less firepower and armour are available, the greater the reliance on infantry and the greater the casualties.
Russia is not without its own serious problems. Next year it will spend a third of its national budget on defence, starving the civilian economy in the process. Inflation is perhaps double the official annual rate of more than 8%. In 2025 ordinary Russian families will begin to feel the economic pain for the first time, says a European intelligence official, adding that there are early signs of war fatigue among those closely connected to the conflict, such as mothers and family members.
On the battlefield, Russia remains reliant on crude tactics that result in massive casualties. The decision to borrow thousands of North Korean troops, who are thought to be bound for the Kursk front, shows that Russian units are also stretched. Russia’s general staff and defence ministry have put “heavy pressure” on the Kremlin to mobilise more men, says the European official. “Russia now doesn’t have sufficient forces to mass,” says a senior nato official. “If they achieved a breakthrough they could not exploit it.” There is little short-term risk of Russian troops streaming west to Dnipro or Odessa.
But the crisis in Russia’s war economy is likely to play out over a longer period. Russia’s defence industry is in part dependent on the refurbishment of Soviet-era stocks, which are getting low in critical areas such as armoured vehicles. It is nonetheless far outperforming Western production lines. The European Union claims to be making more than 1m shells per year; Russia is making three times that, and is also boosted by supplies from North Korea and Iran. “I just don’t know we can produce enough, give enough,” says a person familiar with the flow of American aid, though a recent $800m commitment to boost Ukraine’s indigenous drone production is welcome. “We have no more to give them without taking serious risks in other places.” On manpower, too, Russia remains solvent. Its army is recruiting around 30,000 men per month, says the nato official. That is not enough to meet internal targets, says another official, but it is adequate to cover even the gargantuan losses of recent months.
Russia cannot fight for ever. But the worry among America, European and Ukrainian officials is that, on current trends, Ukraine’s breaking point will come first. “Moscow seems to be wagering that it can achieve its objectives in the Donbas next year,” writes Mr Watling, “and impose a rate of casualties and material degradation on the Ukrainian military high enough that it will no longer be capable of preventing further advances.” That, he warns, would give Russia leverage in any negotiations that follow.
The gloomy mood is evident in a shift in America’s language. Senior officials like Mr Austin still strike a confident note, promising that Ukraine will win. Those involved in the guts of planning in the Pentagon say that, in practice, the ambitions of early 2023—a Ukrainian force that could take back its territory or shock Russia into talks through a well-crafted armoured punch—have given way to a narrow focus on preventing defeat. “At this point we are thinking more and more about how Ukraine can survive,” says a person involved in that planning. Others put it more delicately. “The next several months”, noted Jim O’Brien, the State Department’s top Europe official, at a conference in Riga on October 19th, “are an opportunity for us to reaffirm that Ukraine can stay on the battlefield for the next couple of years.”
https://www.economist.com/europe/2024/10/29/ukraine-is-now-struggling-to-survive-not-to-win

2024-10-28 09:04:14

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I would prefer only the top one to be closed. If I'm opening up a thread, I probably want to read the discussion and will not want to click on all the many sub-threads.

2024-10-28 07:27:02

@npub1p77…0jxq Small question, is it possible to have threads collapsed by default? Or at least limit how many replies are shown in the thread? When using the web interface, some discussions have 50 or more replies, which makes it hard to scroll to the next individual post.