~100 educators in Berlin have stated their support of protesting students: "We stand with our students & defend their right to peaceful protest.”
Germany’s Education Minister called the statement "staggering. Instead of taking a clear stand against hatred of Israel & Jews, university occupiers are being turned into the victims."
Police said 79 protestors were arrested & 80 criminal investigations initiated.
what do you think is causing the upward trend for both?
is it a concern that vscode, the latest darling of developers, may become sour due to microsoft's behaviour - and so people are reconsidering truly free editors/IDEs?
and lisp - what happened to turn people from python/javacript/rust/etc ... ?
My annual plea for a thing: I want a type 1 hypervisor that just has a small isolated VM and then passes through the rest of the hardware to the main VM which runs Linux. The small VM is intended to be used to run small pieces of code that the main OS should not be able to interfere with. Does such a thing exist? (Think Xen, but with a Dom0 that can't see into DomUs)
if you have the patience to argue with me I would value your reply..
for me, a security barrier is cryptographic
software and software-controlled-hardware barriers are just inconveniences
so the hypervisor you mention happens not to make it easy to see into a vm, but with the right combination of software failures or subversion it is possible
the openssl and CPU vulnerabilities (heartbleed, spectre) are illustrative examples
am i being too pendantic about a security boundary?
We don’t talk about it enough but it’s a huge failure that there isn’t more urgency to develop better COVID vaccines.
An Operation Warp Speed for nasal vaccines and more variant proof vaccines would transform our ability to deal with COVID and help us mitigate future pandemics.
There is little pressure or expectation from the general public.
Why?
Because the vast majority think "it's over".
Which is wrong for two reasons:
SARS-CoV-2 is still circulating, 1 in 100 prevalence last time I checked (appreciate an update)
1/10 infected will get long covid - which can mean anything from brain damage to immune dysregulation (leading to other infections), blood clots to chronic fatigue, and organ damage eg liver or heart
Base - chopped garlic, green chillis, onions, and anardana seeds powder/dried seeds .. add the sliced and emptied karelas .. and fry slowly. The karelas will take a long time. Turn occasionally. It's ok if they go charred. Add chopped real tomatos later.
Use a spoon to stuff the empty karelas with what you softened above. Cook more.
Finally fresh coriander, fragile so do last.
Serve with yoghurt and fresh pomegranate seeds and bread (roti, naan).
I forgot - add your favourite spice mix to the fried veges .. the usual mix of salt, red chilli, turmeric, fenugreek seeds, garlic, ginger, cumin, coriander, cinnamon, black pepper, citric acid, methi leaves, carom, cloves..
I use the Shan Vegetable Masala .. about 2-3 teaspoons and then also add hot red chilli powder as I prefer it.
His analysis of how power works against those without - stands the test of time. Of particular relevance today; the corruption of culture and the negative impact on human psychology.
His solutions were of their time and not applicable today.
But that shouldn't stop us from using the prism of his analysis to ask better questions of our human situation today.
Human rights. The environment. Equality of opportunity. Dignity.
Germany is banning the rector of the University of Glasgow from entering the EU. Because he’s a witness to genocide (as a surgeon who among other things repairs blown off faces of children) who was to speak at the French senate.
This is an excellent insight on the nonergodic nature of each sub-system's mechanism of our body
That the function of a part depends on its interaction with other parts and with the whole organism and it is not static but can change over time as the needs of the whole organism change.
