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Battery monitor question

Thanks for the insight. I will probably go ahead and get set up with Matrix then.

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Kaiba Goes to Hell (Feat. LittleKuriboh) | Solid jj

At the end of Yu-Gi-Oh!: The Dark Side of Dimensions, Seto Kaiba embarks on one final journey to face the Pharah in the egyptian afterlife to play a children’s card game. Life or death, nothing shall stop them from kissing and dueling. Except for the fact that they are in ancient Egypt. That does put a hamper in half of that. It’s your choice which part I mean.

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Pope's official prayer app commits cardinal sin, leaks 700K+ users' info

See, humans are smart. Praying and blessing things yourself? By hand, so to speak? Boooo! Pedestrian! Ain’t nobody got time fo dat! https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prayer_flag the Tibetans believe the prayers and mantras will be blown by the wind to spread the good will and compassion into all pervading space. Therefore, prayer flags are thought to bring benefit to all. By hanging flags in high places the Lung ta will carry the blessings depicted on the flags to all beings. As wind passes over the surface of the flags, which are sensitive to the slightest movement of the wind, the air is purified and sanctified by the mantras. I choose to believe that the prayer app is just a hip, new and with it innovation in prayer spreading.

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'30 Years of Collins. 100 Days to End It': Maine Dems Nominate Troy Jackson for Senate

Maine Democrats on Saturday overwhelmingly nominated Troy Jackson, a former state Senate president and logger by trade, as their party’s nominee to challenge longtime Republican incumbent Susan Collins in November’s high-stakes US Senate election. “Well, thank you, Maine,” Jackson, 58, said after securing the votes of 566 of 571 delegates during Saturday’s special Democratic convention at Cross Insurance Center in Bangor. “Today we turn the page, today this becomes a general election campaign, and today we win the work of defeating Susan Collins in November.” “For nearly 30 years, Collins has told Maine that she is ‘concerned’,” Jackson said, referring to the 73-year-old incumbent’s go-to word when President Donald Trump and Republicans attack rights and justice. “She was concerned while she rubber-stamped Trump’s Medicaid cuts and gutted our healthcare." “She’s concerned when she cut taxes for corporations and the wealthy,” he continued. "Concerned when she confirmed justices who overturned Roe v. Wade. And really tragically, she was concerned when she gave [US Immigration and Customs Enforcement] billions to terrorize our neighbors and murder people in the streets with no accountability.” “But concern does not lower the costs of groceries or gas," Jackson said. "Concern does not keep our monitoring wards of rural hospitals like down in Lincoln County open. Concern does not restore all the rights that she’s taken away. Maine does not need another six years of concern. We need someone with courage. We need a fighter, and we need a senator who remembers exactly who sent them to Washington.” “So if you’ve ever been ignored, underestimated, pushed around, or told that you have to wait your turn while the rich cut the line, I’m asking you to stand with us in this campaign,” he continued. “If you believe in your heart that healthcare is a right, stand with us. And if you believe that workers deserve power, stand with us. And if you believe our freedoms are worth defending, stand with us.” “And if you believe that Maine deserves a senator who will fight like hell for working-class people, well, stand with us,” Jackson added. “We have a party to unite, we have a movement to build, and we have a senator to defeat.” YouTube Jackson’s improbably rapid rise followed former Democratic nominee Graham Platner’s withdrawal from the race earlier this month after the party’s state committee voted to replace him amid allegations of sexual assault and abusive behavior. Supporters of Platner’s progressive platform warned at the time that they would not back a replacement candidate who did not share the same pro-worker, anti-war agenda. While Collins spokeswoman Blake Kernen called Jackson a “low-energy version” of Platner, Maine Democrats decided the fifth-generation lumberjack fit the bill. “The working class has been left behind and forgotten about,” Shelly Mountain, a former Aroostook County Democratic Committee chairwoman and Jackson delegate at the convention, told NBC News. “He is definitely working class and always—has always—been a champion for the working class.” Progressive politicians, advocacy groups, and labor organizations cheered Jackson’s nomination, with Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) saying that “he’s ready to fight for working people and flip this seat.” International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) President Brian Bryant said Saturday that “Troy Jackson knows firsthand what it means to work hard for a living and fight for a better future for working families." “Throughout his career, he has stood shoulder-to-shoulder with union members and working people, never backing down from a challenge when workers’ rights were on the line," he added. "He represents the strength of a people-powered movement focused on fairness, opportunity, and economic justice. Troy has our full support as he heads to the general election.” From Common Dreams via This RSS Feed.

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Persian Gulf States Pile on Debt To Build ‘Zero Hormuz’ Infrastructure

The Gulf states seek to build new ports, pipelines, and roads to allow them to export oil via new routes amid Iran’s closure of the strategic waterway Borrowing from Persian Gulf nations in international debt markets has spiked this year, in a bid to finance the construction of costly infrastructure to bypass oil export routes through the Strait of Hormuz, Bloomberg reported on 24 July. “With the Iran war entering its sixth month, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar are looking to invest billions of dollars in infrastructure less vulnerable to Iranian attacks than the Hormuz waterway,” the financial news outlet wrote. The Strait of Hormuz, through which around 20 percent of the world’s oil and gas exports normally pass, was closed following the start of the US-Israeli war on Iran in February, crippling oil exports from the Gulf states. Iran has regularly attacked tankers and ships attempting to transit Hormuz without taking permission from it. The Hormuz closure has forced the Gulf states to find alternatives, such as building new ports on the Red Sea or the Gulf of Oman, refurbishing and expanding old pipelines, and improving desert road networks. 🇸🇦🌍 The Hormuz crisis could reshape Saudi Arabia’s role in the Gulf An EIU analysis argues that Hormuz is no longer a guaranteed commercial gateway, but an increasingly contested passage shaped by attacks, military escorts, political pressure and soaring insurance costs. That… pic.twitter.com/Qz2HG0Jxor — Gölge Veri (@golgeveri) July 24, 2026 To finance these alternatives, the Gulf states have borrowed a record $112 billion this year, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The finance ministries of some of these countries are in talks with bankers and investors to borrow even more to fund the projects, according to people familiar with the matter. Qatari Delegation Arrives in Tehran for Efforts To End War The UAE’s foreign trade minister said this month new pipelines and ports would help his nation achieve “zero Hormuz dependency.” Dubai-owned port operator DP World is developing two deepwater terminals on the coast of the emirate of Fujairah, which lies outside Hormuz. The new ports will help replace oil exports lost via DP’s flagship Jebel Ali Port, located within the strait. Saudi Arabia is working to expand its East–West Pipeline, which takes oil from the Persian Gulf coast west toward the port of Yanbu on the Red Sea. The kingdom is also upgrading desert roads to move oil by tanker trunk, in a further effort to bypass Hormuz. According toBloomberg, there is significant demand for bonds issued by the Gulf states despite the political risk of the ongoing war with Iran, as they all have large foreign-exchange reserves that can be used to make debt payments. Kuwait saw strong demand for the $6 billion in bonds it sold this week, even though the country’s oil exports have been halted and despite regular Iranian attacks on US bases in the country. Similarly, investors showed strong interest in bonds sold earlier this year by Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar. Amid its control of Hormuz, Iran could seek to target oil infrastructure now being built by the Gulf States to bypass it. This week, Iran’s ally Yemen began striking oil tankers and commercial vessels seeking transit through the Bab al-Mandab Strait to reach Saudi ports on the Red Sea. “I expect more sovereign issues and spreads widening, but also anticipate Bab al-Mandab as the next choke point if things escalate,” said Ahmed Nabi, an emerging markets credit trader at Caventor Capital. The borrowing by the Gulf States will help US and European banks profit from the ongoing war on Iran, just as US and western energy and defense firms have profited from higher oil prices and increased weapons sales. (The Cradle) From Orinoco Tribune via This RSS Feed.

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How far would hostile linux distributions go to hurt application developers?

The GNOME Calendar maintainers bring up the fact that Linux Mint ships a nearly 2 year old version of GNOME Calendar to its users and still keep the GNOME branding and support links. The Linux Mint team don’t see an issue with shipping old, unmaintained software and would rather ignore the issue and pretend it doesn’t exist. The recent releases of Linux Mint have downgraded several pieces of software to their older GNOME 3 versions which re-introduce fixed bugs and removes newer features. This was done to support their theming engine, despite the fact that their theming is already several releases too old for GNOME apps. In addition, they utilize several old GNOME related system components that apps rely on such as GNOME Calendar so even installing a newer version of Calendar wouldn’t be enough. This ties into a much larger issue of “Long Term Support” desktop operating systems where software can be pulled back for nearly 5 years (or even longer under a contract). Necessary fixes that are too complicated to be patched back in (or count as features) are then missed by users. Users end up using years-old flagship desktops (GNOME and KDE) and get their first impression of those projects from versions that none of the upstream maintainers support. It’s a shitty situation all around: I personally think it’s incredibly important to use the latest release of software that’s supported by upstream. GNOME does not actively support older versions of its app and shell from more than a release ago and distributions shipping these older GNOME releases can only cause damage to GNOME’s reputation. If this isn’t possible, then I don’t think it’s right to still keep the branding and trademark of the application, much less keep the original support links intact.

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BlendIT BSD Cafe - DragonFlyBSD

Welcome to the “DragonFlyBSD” community at the BSD Cafe BlendIT server! Step into our tranquil virtual tea house, where we savor the finest digital teas and discuss all things DragonFlyBSD. We’re delighted to have you here, and we hope this room becomes your serene retreat for all topics related to DragonFlyBSD. Whether you’re a seasoned DragonFlyBSD enthusiast, a curious newcomer, or simply captivated by the world of BSD operating systems, this space is open for discussions, questions, and knowledge sharing. Feel free to introduce yourself, pose questions, share your experiences, or engage in conversations about DragonFlyBSD’s innovative design, scalability, and its unique approach to operating system development. We foster a calm and respectful environment where everyone can learn and contribute. So, find a cozy spot in our tranquil tea house, pour yourself a virtual cup of tea, and let’s explore the world of DragonFlyBSD together! Your insights and questions are cherished, and we eagerly look forward to insightful discussions in this community.

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Finished my first coding project in a very long time. A watch face for the Pebble's.

I’ve been meaning to make new dev projects for a while. But finding the time to sit down to just code is difficult for me these days. However I wanted to make a watch face for my new watch and I just said screw it. Through a mix of using the Pebble SDK documentation, and referencing a few AI chatbots, mainly GPT-OSS I’m running in Alpaca, I was able to make it, make it run, and since it’s in C, I was able to have no memory leaks (according to the logs). I’ve uploaded the source code to Codeberg if you want to look at it, I’ve yet do document it, so hopefully it’s not too hard to understand and not a spaghetti mess. https://codeberg.org/the16bitgamer/poketech-dx ** Notes on my experience using AI to aid in coding ** When I was taught to coding, Google-fu was the goto way if/when the documentation fails you. However with both how old, and incomplete the Pebble SDK docs are, Google-fu wasn’t helping since the info it would pull was about a decade or older and mostly out of date or hard to decipher information on Stack Overflow. I would almost say using an AI along with the actual documentation and tutorials was a necessity for me to even finish this project. The AI wasn’t perfect, endlessly gas lighting me, telling me to do over the top things for functions I already implemented, and putting me down rabbit holes going no-where. But compared to what I could get from Google, and it’s ability to try and break down what the code is doing, it was a lot more helpful than I thought it would be.

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LEGO

A place to discuss Lego news, ask questions, share MOCs, and more! Community Definitions: [SEC] = Someone Else’s Creation [MOC] = My Own Creation Rules Be nice

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The Golden Gator

The Golden Gator is a fictional bar located in Bricktown somewhere in New York. Here the Gator Crew gather for near daily light-RP, stage improv, social games and game-shows. Twitch streamer Roflgator hosts the events while MurderCrumpet, his assistant handles invites and management. Main subreddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/thegoldengator

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A great disobedience in a capitalist system is to only buy necessities

You’re right, and the plutocrats honestly think we’re aggrieving them by withholding our purchasing power where we can. CNBC had a headline this week bemoaning how difficult it is for food companies to make revenue right now, as if they aren’t choking us out of grocery stores. Buy everything used. Contribute to and partake of your local ‘Buy Nothing’ groups. Thrift. Get food from farmers markets and food banks where you can. Just good habits to get into in a fascist hellscape.

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Word to the wise on food/nutrition

Do your workouts. Make sure you get the correct nutrition (and sleep) as that’s what makes up (at least) the other half of the equation. Get the right number of calories and macros in order to achieve your goals.

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Sim racer here, finding it hard to race on Bazzite. Any help?

There are lots of good resources here https://simracingonlinux.com/ Also the SROL discord (linked from there) is pretty active and helpful. I have an OpenFFBoard wheel and many many peripherals and all games I’ve tried apart from those that are actively hostile to linux (EA WRC, iracing) work fine. I don’t use sumhub though. From what I understand I guess it does work? https://github.com/srounce/linux-simracing-utils There are also some alternatives but I’m not directly familiar with any of them. EDIT: Sorry, forgot to clarify that I’m not a Bazzite user, I just use vanilla arch. But I don’t really think there are significant differences when it comes to this. Except if you can’t install some of these tools, in which case you might choose a non-immutable distro since hardware often requires light customization beyond what Bazzite might package.

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Kaiba Goes to Hell (Feat. LittleKuriboh) | Solid jj

I’m currently hyperfixated on yu-gi-oh, and I’m 2/3rds through the second season, so I may not have all the information, here’s the infodump. Yugi is never shown to be a worse duelist than Atem. Yugi’s ace card is summoned skull, which have the same attack as dark magician but takes few sacrifices(but has fewer support cards). He wins multiple duels on his own. Yugi is also fully ready to throw hands when necessary, the pharaoh has to mind crush like 2-3 people to keep yugi from getting beat up in situations he got himself into. Not that it would help against kaiba because Kaiba is also insane and will beat the brakes off anyone. He beat up a guard on Pegasus’s island, a grown ass man. The pharaoh mind crushed the evil in his heart and it didn’t change him in the slightest. He doesn’t need the cards, he is a monster. The only duelist to show basically any strategy in the duelist kingdom arc is Mai Valentine. She continues to be a great player in season 2. She’d be the best duelist in the show, except she never pulled the ‘plot armor’ magic card. That card was a pendulum card, which… Uh… So like… Let’s you sommon a lot at once.so you need hand traps, which are actually monster cards that activate their effects in your hand. And you have to be ready for xyz summons. and link summons. And syncho summons. The game is broken to shit and has been for like 20 years.

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bugout - When the SHTF

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Any politician who disagrees needs to go

Will America continue to be a hyper-individualist/ everyone for themselves/hustle and grind/zero sum/I got mine so fuck you society? Or will we come together and try to make our nation a good place for us all to live the healthiest, happiest life possible? I guess we’ll see. I can tell you, though, the former is not sustainable. The everyone for themselves/zero sum way requires violence to maintain, and it will end in violence.

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Educational manga -- Cells at Work! (& Code Black)

I love a good educational series! The world of animation and comics can feel a bit superficial after a while, and I’ve come to really appreciate series that educate while entertaining. Over the next few days, I’ll highlight some of my favorites. First up on the docket is Cells at Work! and its (IMO superior) spin-off, Cells at Work! Code Black. Both series have released in manga and anime form. For the uninitiated, Cells at Work! personifies all the cells in the human body and reimagines the body as a (literally) living, breathing city. The series both follow the (mis)adventures of a rookie red blood cell as they learn the ins and outs of their job delivering oxygen around the body. Code Black takes the premise a step further, and places the cells in a “black” environment (in Japanese, this refers to a toxic, exploitative company with long hours and a stressful atmosphere), where the cells face down the realities of smoking, alcohol abuse, obesity, chronic stress, and more. Possibly the most admirable quality of Cells at Work! is that the reader’s learning is sustained throughout the entire work; unfortunately many “educational” series only pack a punch for the first few chapters/episodes, and then information gives way to plot and character development and turns into just another action/drama series. Not so with Cells at Work!, where every chapter explores a new bodily function and/or medical condition. What are your favorite educational series? Comment below or make a new post!