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So since Google and Meta banned political ads, the Hungarian government is trying different ways to get election ads to the people, since at this point they are going to lose and very possibly prosecuted for various crimes like embezzlement and child rape.

The booming disembodied voice is saying (my comments in parentheses):

Twenty years ago at Röszke (southern border town of Hungary), something happened that we can never forget. Hordes of migrants appeared on the border, not with good intentions, not with papers, not with requests, but with stones, sticks and violence. They didn't ask for admission, they tried to break through the fence. The defenders of our country opposed them, stopped those that didn't respect our laws, borders or our homeland. We didn't retreat, we defended Hungary, but the fight has not ended. Brussels is fining us 400 million forints daily because we don't want to let aliens in. But there are those that would give in to Brussels and would let migrants in. We see where this led in Western Europe...

The recording cuts away here.

We now live in security. But only one bad choice/election (the word means both in Hungarian), and there goes our peace, and our security as well. One bad choice/election, and we will also become and immigrant country. Get to know what we could lose on "rosszvalasztas.hu" (badchoice/election.hu).

A federal judge ruled Monday that a nearly complete offshore wind project halted by the administration can resume, dealing President Donald Trump a setback in his ongoing effort to restrict the industry.

Work on the nearly completed Revolution Wind project for Rhode Island and Connecticut has been paused since Aug. 22 when the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management issued a stop work order for what it said were national security concerns. It did not specify those concerns at the time. Both the developer and the two states sued in federal courts.

Danish energy company Orsted and its joint venture partner Skyborn Renewables sought a preliminary injunction in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., that would allow them to move forward with the project.

French President Emmanuel Macron officially recognized a Palestinian state at the United Nations on Monday, spurring a wave of Western moves to defy Israel in making the landmark - if symbolic - move.

Macron, speaking at a summit that Israel and its chief backer the United States did not attend, called for an end to the war in Gaza.

"The time for peace has come, as we are just moments away from no longer being able to seize it," Macron said in an address in the General Assembly.

"The time has come to free the 48 hostages held by Hamas. The time has come to stop the war, the bombings of Gaza, the massacres and the displacement."

Macron, however, said France would not open an embassy to a Palestinian state until a ceasefire is in place in Gaza and all hostages released.

The Palestinian Authority hailed France's "historic and courageous" decision and its delegation gave him a standing ovation.

Australia, Britain, Canada and Portugal also recognized a Palestinian state, piling pressure on Israel as it intensifies its war in Gaza.

Monaco, Belgium, Andorra, Malta and Luxembourg then all recognized from the General Assembly podium, bringing the total number of recognitions to three-quarters of UN membership.

Spain, Ireland and Norway already recognized a Palestinian state in May, and Sweden did so in 2014.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed not to allow a Palestinian state and far-right members of his cabinet have threatened to annex the West Bank to make statehood impossible.

Israel's UN ambassador Danny Danon said Israel "will take action."

"They are not promoting peace. They are supporting terrorism," he said.

US President Donald Trump "believes (recognizing) is a reward to Hamas," White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said.

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres told AFP ahead of the summit: "We should not feel intimidated by the risk of retaliation."

An independent state would be centered around the Palestinian Authority, which exerts limited control in the West Bank, and is the rival of Gaza-based Hamas.

Israel has sought to minimize the distinction between the two, and Washington, in an unusual step, refused to allow Palestinian Authority president Mahmud Abbas to attend.

The 89-year-old veteran Palestinian leader, forced to address the summit virtually, called on Hamas to surrender its weapons to his Palestinian Authority.

"We also condemn the killing and detention of civilians, including Hamas actions on October 7, 2023," he said.

France co-hosted the summit with Saudi Arabia, which has flirted with normalization with Israel, a top goal for Netanyahu.

The Saudi foreign minister, Prince Faisal bin Farhan, told the summit that concluded late Monday that all countries should follow suit and recognize a Palestinian state.

Germany, Italy and Japan, while all critical of Israel's actions in Gaza, are among major US allies that declined to recognize a Palestinian state.

"A negotiated two-state solution is the path that can allow Israelis and Palestinians to live in peace, security and dignity," German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul said.

Britain, which backed a Jewish homeland in 1917, said it would back off recognizing a Palestinian state if Israel agreed to a Gaza ceasefire.

Instead, Israel launched a massive new campaign aimed at seizing Gaza City.

But recognition, while historic, is unlikely to change facts on the ground.

"Unless backed up by concrete measures, recognizing Palestine as a state risks becoming a distraction from the reality, which is an accelerating erasure of Palestinian life in their homeland," said the International Crisis Group's Israel-Palestine project director, Max Rodenbeck.

(with newswires)

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This getting announced a week after Pokemon announces their farming game is hilarious to me. Nintendo wont like that.

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From David Driver

Total focus

"Post hunting" or "perch hunting" is a strategy where owls, especially during colder weather or to conserve energy, use perches like fence posts, tree branches, or stumps to scan and listen for prey on the ground. From these elevated positions, owls utilize their exceptional hearing and sight to detect prey, then swoop down to capture it with their talons, often swallowing their prey whole. This method allows them to conserve energy compared to constant aerial hunting, making it a common technique

From Andrew J Sebastian

Oriental Bay Owl - what a superstar of an owl! With its distinct angular head and soft calls and rasps, this owl is one of my favorites!

Hey all,

So I just migrated my Surface to Linux and I'm trying to get access to my Onedrive files. I'm using Onedriver right now but due to it reaching out for the files every time, I don't seem to have the ability to download them locally.

I found Insync and, although it's missing the files-on-demand feature, I think I could still get used to it. But when I sync my notes, Insync blocks them due to detecting malware.

I work in cyber security and my notes contain code snippets of malware so, it's not wrong, but I need to turn off that scanning feature. I can't find in the program where to do it. I posted on their support forums but haven't received a response yet.

I was curious if anyone here knew of how to turn that off? When my Surface was a Windows box, I just added an exception into Defender for the folder my notes are stored in but I don't seem to be able to do that in Insync.

Additionally, if anyone has an alternative to Insync that works, I'd be interested in hearing about it.

Thanks

Transcript:

Garfield: Turkey for Thanksgiving… what a dumb tradition.

Garfield: Now those Italian Indians and pilgrims had the right idea…

Garfield: Thanksgiving lasagna

Confused about what this strip is? See the first post here

From Owl Rescue Centre

Our 700km trip to go rescue a young family of Eagle Owlets that were "orphaned" after their mom was killed on the road had a positive ending.

After a one hour search, we found the owlets fast asleep on a rockface, with their daddy protectively watching over them.

After a quick weight and health check we were satisfied that they're in perfect condition, and with dad more than capable of raising his sons by himself, we left the family in peace. 😉

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I can spot AI images 75% of the time. 🧠
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Il professore Stefano Russo è il nuovo Presidente del Consorzio Interuniversitario Nazionale per l’Informatica #CINI

Il prof. Russo, ordinario di sistemi di elaborazione delle informazioni presso il Dip. di Ingegneria Elettrica e delle Tecnologie dell'Informazione e Coordinatore del Dottorato di Ricerca in Information Technology and Electrical Engineering, è stato eletto Presidente del Consorzio Interuniversitario Nazionale per l’Informatica

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