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Trump has the same skill for uniting people around the world in hating him.
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Good to see such ruling 🙌
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at 4:00 in the morning it's a bit difficult for me 😂
gm ☕️ it’s a beautiful day, go out and share it with someone real
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His logic is sound…
#youarethepower
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Berlin is threatening thousands of German citizens with fines and even imprisonment for criticising politicians online. Germany has a dystopian free speech crisis.
Dr Zitelmann is one of thousands of Germans who have been threatened with fines or imprisonment for social media posts that fall foul of Germany’s uniquely stringent political speech laws.
The German author and historian initially thought the letter he received from the police was a misunderstanding. He was accused of violating post-Second World War laws banning the display of Nazi symbols, slogans or imagery, offences that can carry a prison sentence of up to three years.
The 69-year-old discovered he was under investigation after posting a meme on social media criticising Adolf Hitler and comparing Hitler’s invasion of Czechoslovakia with Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.
In another case, a German man’s home was raided for calling a government minister a “dummy”, while another was fined £1,700 for calling Chancellor Merz “Lying Fritz” under a law that effectively makes it illegal to mock politicians.
The number of investigations under Section 86a — the law banning Nazi symbols, under which Mr Zitelmann was investigated — has more than doubled over the past decade. Investigations under Germany’s “political insult” law reached a record high in 2025.
The surge in cases has prompted the UN to investigate alleged free speech violations in Germany — a step more commonly associated with authoritarian states. Free speech campaigners from both the left and the right, along with members of the Trump administration, have also raised concerns, with calls growing louder to repeal some of Germany’s most restrictive speech laws.
There are striking similarities between the free speech debate in Germany and the UK, where citizens are increasingly finding themselves questioned by the police over opinions expressed online. This was a point made by US Vice President JD Vance at the Munich Security Conference in 2025.
Germany’s security services have also faced criticism after classifying the AfD as an extremist organisation. The Telegraph has also reported that the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution (BfV) — Germany’s domestic intelligence agency — has begun compiling files on German activists with links to the Trump administration.
Germans are also reporting one another through Stasi-style online portals that allow citizens to report allegedly illegal comments. “It’s the stuff of totalitarian countries,” says Mr Zitelmann. He is calling for Section 86a to be abolished, not because he was investigated under it, but because he believes it has merely driven Germany’s estimated 50,000 neo-Nazis underground. He told The Telegraph: “The only way forward is to abolish these kinds of laws. I don’t want them to do this in secret: I want to see my enemy.”
Another deeply controversial law is Section 188 of the German Criminal Code, which imposes a de facto ban on publicly insulting or defaming elected officials.
In 2021, the German Government strengthened the law — which dates back to the Weimar Republic — by lowering the threshold for prosecutions in response to a wave of violent threats and harassment against politicians.
Today, police forces across Germany are using it to investigate citizens for mocking political leaders. One recent case involved a pensioner who was investigated for posting “Pinocchio is coming” on Facebook in reference to the German Chancellor visiting his hometown. The investigation was dropped following a public outcry.
Official figures show a record 7,792 Section 188 cases being recorded in Germany in 2025, with the number rising by nearly 85 per cent between 2023 and 2025.
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Nostr as a foundation, the product as the selling point. Few.
What do you do with fig leaf syrup when you have made it?
I'm making #plaza. a fast, native desktop client written in Zig that renders every pixel itself (no browser, no Electron, no JS), so it opens instantly and scrolls a local-first feed smoothly. your secret key never touches the client, signing runs in a bundled, isolated #signet signer. you can start browsing guest-first immediately, before ever creating or importing an identity.
do you like it or what? 😂 @npub1lrn…qnw5
I always assumed male OBs were just pervs who didn't have the foresight to realize they wouldn't get to pick their patients.
TBF, I've been self administering orgasm therapy for decades with excellent results. My only real complaint is the self administering part, it works better with some help.
The medical and psych fields are overrun with "experts" on conditions they've never experienced.
A personal favorite example is that Borat's brother, a neurotypical, has been the worlds leading "expert" on autism for decades. After all that time working with autistic people he unironically thinks that autistic people have no theory of mind. That shit would be funny as hell if it wasn't peer reviewed, accepted, published, and used to guide the care of actual human beings.
Anyhow, you don't look disabled sooo....
Are you questioning the manliness of the manliest and wisest man that ever lived?
I expected them to just ramp the hype and go public to dumb on the economically illiterate. Trying to actually turn a sustainable profit is remarkably Un-VC of them.
Despite the naysayers, the most obvious explanation is that the VC insiders think there is more money to be had holding and turning them profitable than hype and dumb to exit now. That would take a huge gap in expected profit considering how high time preference VC usually is when there is a profit to be locked in.
For sure it is not. Since Nostr does not win, when houndreds of independent apps are used. Nostr does win as one protocol being adapted by houndreds of apps. Whoever can not agree on this, will leave the protocol at some point.
This is how I use nostr.
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Sometimes the simple life really is the best 🐾😂
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#barkie #australiancattledog #menanddogs #blueheeler
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Almost everyone I know with an iPhone are weird about about installing apps on their phones. They act like installing an app is a lifetime commitment. So I'm sure thousands of new apps aren't going to help.
Only had 1 farm in my family but I made most of my childhood cash on a Ford 4000, in a feed barn, or in a field throwing hay.
Never knew there was a video for this
I can get two lunches out of one order at this place. Worth it.
Using a GrapheneOS tablet as the goto "computer" for now. Kid profile with whitelisted apps and content.
Xteink x4 is a great little dumb e-reader once you load crosspoint on it. Side loaded no DRM epubs only. I didn't enable network and it doesn't do any ads or recommendations if I did.
At first I was like "I should check out the new kimi model"
Then I realized the American government isn't competent enough to target the best models so it is probably fine to fully disregard.
Piracy makes total control of their media consumption easy. There is only one source of content and content only arrives there if I put it there.
A 20 year old unit is on outdated refrigerant that is getting extremely expensive due to EPA stuff.
Damn shame it came due before r290 is properly approved (unless you are in Europe where it already is) and available. It is far more efficient.
I'm torn between it definitely does because landlords never maintain their shit and it definitely doesn't because HVAC techs are too lazy to troubleshoot and get sales commissions now so they think $10k HVAC systems are disposable.
The ultimate game to win, and is very relevant to nostr, is not the win that "beats out the opponent"
The ultimate win, is when whoever identifies as "the other side" realizes there's nothing to beat, and that no one is _trying_ to beat them out.
"You were always welcome to play with us, but you chose to play by yourself. And that's always fine, there's never anything wrong with that if you don't like the rules. You are always welcome play your game with your own rules. But you know, it'd be a more exciting and fun game if we're all playing together."
Always a negotiation of what the conditions are. The negotiation evolves the game, it brings more players. Always some prodding and pushback, competitive banter, but always trying to bring more players, regardless of the alliance.
If it were The Final Game to win, maybe. Maybe you'd push for your side to win, and the other to lose at any and all costs, for the other side's destruction. But At All Cost games reduce and simplify ecosystems, they create monocultures by definition, and reduce robustness.
This isn't The Final Game, with finite outcomes. It's an Infinite game, just as serious. But the purpose is to keep the infinite game continuing, not to win and then end. You can win smaller, semi-high stakes games/tournaments within an infinite game, of course. But they're still in service of the larger game's continuation and evolution, and never as serious.
Whoever approved the CnB pouch in men's underwear deserves an OTPHJ every day for life.
people are so sensitive 🤭
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And I have read through the article you mentioned.
To me it seems a very overstated opinion that is written there. There is no reference to code-changes, which support the allegations. And the article is from 2021. So when there is substance with this article, it would be easy to give evidence in malicious forged code.
But Firefox is very clearly the goat in user-centric web browsing, to defend from tracking and advertisement. Tracking can be clearly shown, since Firefox has many masking mechanisms implemented, that come from Tor-Browser. And through upholding Manifest V2, uBlockOrigin can block trackers more effectively:
https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock mentions clearly, for this extension to work best with Firefox.
Also Firefox has no revenue based on tracking user behavior and selling those, while most gains of Google are from tracking users and selling advertisement space targeting those. Therefore I feel Firefox clearly has better track record and better incentives to defend users interest.
That gets back to why nostr when I do spend time on social media. No other platform makes it easier to engage with and reward the people who post more rarely but higher effort higher quality content.
I'm scatterbrained by nature. I'm really prone to piling up lots of projects in mixed states of partially done.
Slowing down and really focusing on the current task, proper execution with all the details completed really improves my mental state. Also the more I improve my mental state the easier it is to slow down and focus on one task at a time. It is a virtuous cycle. It's kind of amazing how much much gets done by slowing down.
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but for real
how ARE you attaching those panels to the wood?
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The sport by that name that England invented in 1863 which my country had the good sense to never adopt.
I've noticed that the better my mental health state the less compulsion I feel to engage with social media.
It kinda makes it hard to not picture some of the prolific posters here like that crazy homeless guy yelling at stranger as they pass by on the street.
Madonna’s and Shakira’s combined age is 116 years.
The Muppets and all the kids in the halftime show kinda made my day.
Yeah, my entire Polymarket balance (under $200) is on Argentina to win and Messi to score, so godspeed!
It's been a long fall from "speak softly and carry a big stick" to "Trump Always Chickens Out"
Nemesis unnecessary. The hubris is only there to try to cover up all the failures they are hoping no one notices. Noticed or not, the problems are real and hubris doesn't solve them.
I also have no clue WTF I'm looking at.
And steal from you by guaranteeing worse than market rate returns with the gap getting larger the higher inflation is.
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