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The cool kids are into Scales of Justice.

From the website:

Local council elections present a significant opportunity for our solidarity movement. Electing pro-Palestinian councillors will give our movement the power to pass resolutions condemning Israel’s genocidal war on Palestine, ensure council prioritises human rights, and opposes human rights abuses and war crimes. Councils have the power to update their procurement and investment policies to align with ethical standards, including divesting from companies that support or profit from Israel’s illegal occupation of Palestine. By taking these actions, councils can drive change and bolster support for the solidarity movement at both state and federal levels.

I did this a few weeks ago. Much easier for us because we live in a tiny studio apartment. Working from home kinda inspires you to keep you're shit together nice and neat.

In one of his videos, Daniil (not the interviewer in this video but the interviewer who started this channel) spoke about how it was getting harder to find people who wanted to speak on camera and even when they did find someone they would often get in touch to ask about taking the video down. The inference was they probably got a visit or call from local police or some other pressure to not be on camera.

In comparison to some of Daniil's later videos filled with folks repeating Russian media talking point (another reason Daniil gave up on street interviews) this video seems quite refreshing. Hope they are able to continue making more.

What's everyone got planned for this week? Work, work, work?

I think it's still an open issue.

For anyone unaware, Harry does indeed become a cop (auror).

Surely that only worked because many teal voters were previously Coalition voters so presumably they're trying to win back those former supporters of theirs in the hopes it will be enough to defeat the Teal candidates.

New Zealand?

I've recently retired an old aio to be our tv using libreelec. There's a new-ish bundled skin called copacetic which is highly configurable and I'm slowly organising the interface to move away from the conventional menu style interface that most other skins still use to something more like the interface of a steaming service. Copacetic has a video that demos some of what you can do.

You can get Gentoo up and running pretty quickly by following the handbook. From memory it's easy to miss one or two clear instructions because the styling of the handbook can add more eye-catching weight to the explanation than the actual commands. So be sure to re-read areas where things don't seem to working out.

Gentoo also has a binary repo if you don't plan to stray from whatever installation profile defaults you start off with.

I can't confirm a simple server install of Gentoo is somehow more lean than any other distribution.

I've used gentoo-install with success previously although I don't know how up to date it is.

Cosmologically what is 'the full force of the law'?