Tätä juuri tarkoitin sillä että spekuloida voi mihin suuntaan tahansa. Toisaalta, lakiteknisesti katsoen, kokoontumisvapaus ja muut avoimen demokratian hienoudet koskee myös fasisteja, joten sen suhteen poliisilla on vähän kädet sidottuna, mihin tuo ylen jutussakin oleva geneerinen lakipohjainen vastaus vähän viittaa.

Mutta sitten toisaalta ei poliisilla(kaan) pitäisi olla kovin korkeaa kynnystä sanoa että avoimesti demokratiaa uhkaavat järjestöt voivat painua hevon helvettiin. Itse olen sillä kannalla, että ihan hyvä että näissäkin tapauksissa poliisi jättää linjanvedon lainsäätäjille ja muuten yhteiskunnalle, mutta toki sekin ajatus on käynyt mielessä että ei kai poliisissa ole suoraan aatteen kannattajia. Toivottavasti ei, ja sen verran kuitenkin luotan valtion toimintaan noin yleisesti että ei poliisivoimissakaan katsota natseja tai muita sekopäitä kovin suopeasti.

Tank his net worth.

It’s not just his personal worth. Twitter purchase was/is largely dependent on Tesla stock. So he’s not only losing his own credit and should the trend continue some big players in investment business won’t be happy either. He has been an useful idiot on raising the stock prices, but he is very much sacrificial if the things go too far. I don’t know why he hasn’t been replaced already, but the trend in US of A seems to be that you can do whatever stupid shit you can come up with and keep doing that without consequences. So maybe the big players are still benefiting from what he and the other guy are doing.

Helsingin poliisilaitoksen puolesta asiaa kommentoimaan osoitettu ylikomisario Jarmo Heinonen kritisoi Helsingin kaupungin linjaa kirjastojen tilavarauksien suhteen.

Eli siis käytännössä yksittäisen poliisin kehotus, vaikkakin toki koko laitoksen nimissä on asiaan kommentoinut. Ja lisäksi Helsingin poliisi laitoksena ei ole vastannut ylen kommenttipyyntöön että onko kyseessä koko kioskin linjaus vai pelkästään tämän Heinosen.

Tuota poliisilaitoksen toimintaa voi nyt sitten spekuloida miten päin haluaa, mutta olen kyllä Helsingin kaupungin kanssa samaa mieltä siitä että Sinimustia tai muitakaan vastaavia ei tarvitse päästää mihinkään julkisille paikoille pitämään kerhojaan.

Vuonna 2024 antamassaan päätöksessä korkein hallinto-oikeus toteaa muun muassa, että puolueen tavoitteet eivät olleet yhteensopivia perus- ja ihmisoikeuksien ja demokraattisten periaatteiden kanssa

Here in Finland we have shelters on every bigger building, required by the law, and there should be enough room for everyone to be in a relatively safe space within few days if needed. In practise a lot of those are not in the shape they should be (full of stuff, without verifiably functional facilities for water/air/sewer/so on, but the hardware is there, it just lacks maintenance due to funding or whatever.

So, give us a week or two to get ready and after that there’s a reasonably strong bunkers for every civilian to hide in for at least some time and if the society is still even remotely functional they can receive more food and resources. On the face value it’s pretty simple. For every big enough apartment complex or any other building holding enough people you need to build a cellar or similar with necessary infrastructure and when the bomb shelter isn’t needed you can fill them with storage units for residents and things like that. Everything inside just has to be built lightly enough that you can clear the space in pretty short notice.

As Ukraine will eventually rebuild a crapload of infrastructure and buildings something similar might not be a bad idea. And it doesn’t cost Finland practically anything, we just need to share knowledge on how we did things and maybe how it could be improved. Maybe some Finnish construction companies could even make a few euros on building these things.

At least to me this is a no brainer, there’s no losers on a deal like this. Civilian people are better protected in the end and it just requires sharing knowledge and experience, which doesn’t really have any monetary value or political leverage. Maybe Ukraine can chip in with a bed, few warm meals and few cold beers for the experts on this field to travel and share their knowledge, but that’s about it.

Sikäli kun tämä nyt konkreettisesti toteutuu, ammattilaisten tekemänä eikä poliittisena sirkuksena, niin äärimmäisen hyvä. Eurooppa on ollut valitettavan munaton Ukrianan tilanteen kanssa ja vasta Trumpin sekoilut saivat pyörät ihan oikeasti pyörimään. Tuo peemaan kuvaus tulevaisuuden tilanteesta on juuri tasan se mitä tarvitaan.

Sen verran tuohon voisi vielä lisätä, että kaikki konekivääreistä lähtien pitäisi olla keskenään yhteensopivaa ammusten osalta. Teknisemmissä asejärjestelmissä tämä ei välttämättä ole realistinen tai järkevä veto, mutta kaikki “putki, ruutia, nalli, ammus” -osaston vehkeet pitäisi olla samalla mitoituksella että minkä tahansa maan ammuksia voidaan käyttää minkä tahansa maan aseissa. Rynnäkkökiväärit, tykit, heittimet ja ainakin halvemman pään raketit menevät kaikki tähän kastiin. Nato on toki tätä tietä jo tasoittanutkin, mutta samalla vauhdilla tulee loputkin yhtenäistettyä.

Ja tässä on kyllä nyt Suomella paikka olla kokoaan isompi ja haalia tänne töitä ja investointeja. Patria, Nammo ja se uusi räjähdetehdas on hyvä alku. Tuohon päälle vähän alihankintaa Saabille ja sille ranskalaisten lentokonetehtaalle jne niin saadaan uskottavan eurooppalaisen puolustuksen lisäksi valtion talous ainakin vähän paremmalle tolalle. Ja jos jotakuta ostajaa hirvittää Venäjän rajan läheisyys niin siellä on sitten meikäläisillä poliitikoilla paikka sanoa että ei ne iivanan ohjukset ja pommikoneet ole käytännössä yhtään sen kauempana Pariisista kuin Helsingistä.

Toybox’s main goal is to make Android self-hosting by improving Android’s command line utilities so it can build an installable Android Open Source Project image entirely from source under a stock Android system.

In case you are like me and asked ‘why this exists’. There’s plenty more info on the site, but it’s aiming to be busybox-like implementation for Android.

And Finnish version. Also available in English.

I think it was some XMPP related server I ran quite a few years ago which had ‘i_have_read_the_manual = 0’ or something similar buried into default configuration file. And it would just silently exit if that variable was not set properly.

Maybe we need more things like that.

And me.

Not for everyone, but if you live in Finland you can (most likely) access National E-library. Unfortunately it’s only for IOS or Android, no e-readers are currently supported.

They are excactly what the name implies. Testing is generally pretty good, but it’s still testing. And unstable is also what the name implies. People, myself included back in the day, run both as daily drivers, but if you want rock stable distribution installing unstable revision might not be the best choise.

Debian. I’ve had installations which went trough several major version upgrades, I’ve worked with ‘set and forget’ setups where someone originally installed Debian and I get my hands on it 3-5 years later to upgrade it and it just works. Sure, it might not be as fancy as some alternatives and some things may need manual tweaking here and there, but the thing just works and even on rare occasion something breaks you’ll still have options to fix it assuming you’re comfortable with plain old terminal.

Don’t know what Elmos minions are doing, but I’ve written code at least equally unefficient. It was quite a few years ago (the code was in written in perl) and I at least want to think that I’m better now (but I’m not paid to code anymore). The task was to pull in data from a CSV (or something like that, as I mentioned, it’s been a while) and it needed conversion to XML (or something similar).

The idea behind my code was that you could just configure which fields you want from arbitary source data and on where to place them on the whatever supported destination format. I still think that the basic idea behind that project is pretty neat, just throw in whatever you happen to have and have something completely else out of the other end. And it worked as it should. It was just stupidly hungry for memory. 20k entries would eat up several gigabytes of memory from a workstation (and back then it was premium to have even 16G around) and it was also freaking slow to run (like 0.2 - 0.5 seconds per entry).

But even then I didn’t need to tweet that my hard drive is overheating. I well understood that my code is just bad and I even improved it a bit here and there, but it was still so very slow and used ridiculous amounts of RAM. The project was pretty neat and when you had few hundred items to process at a time it was even pretty good, there was companies who relied on that code and paid for support. It just totally broke down with even a slightly bigger datasets.

But, as I already mentioned, my hard drive didn’t overheat on that load.

1. VM running on a proxmox host. Tips: make sure you know your backups are in a state you can restore data from them.
2. Nightly backup via proxmox to Hetzner Storage box with 2 day retention. I’d like a local copy too but I don’t currently have hardware for it.
3. Don’t know. Personally I have a DNAT rule on firewall and my instance is directly open to the internet. You might not want that and I might not recommend it, but right now, for me, it works. I’d need to look in a VPN solution for android I could replace the current ‘open for all’ situation.

And don’t you dare to forget wear a very nice suit and say thank you to everyone you see.

Sitoutumattomana kokoomuksen listalta, aikaisemmin sama mutta keskustan lapuilla.

Sure. But the American company is currently managing development, have their own money on the table to improve the code and so on. Depends on how pedantic you want to go on this.

Even Torvalds himself, while originating from Finland, is currently a USA citizen and Linux foundation is paying his salary. With FOSS the borders are a bit different than in the real world and if you want to really be strict about it, fully European operating system just does not exist, at least not viable and well supported one.

Personally I’ll keep using whatever free software there is, regardless of the country of origin.

En taida doxxata itseäni, mutta kuntavaaleissa olen ehdolla nyt kolmatta kertaa. Kysyä saa mitä ikinä mieli tekee, mutta oikea henkilöllisyys nyt ainakin jääkööt mysteeriksi.

Originally from France. Current owner is 8x8, American company, but the software itself is open source. So yes and no, maybe?

Actual shortage. Performance drops significantly when zfs doesn’t have enough memory. It might have been an option to tweak configuration for zfs pools, add SSD for caching and so on, but I needed to change drive configurations anyways for other reasons so for me it was easier to drop zfs and switch to software raid.