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Muhammad al-Ajlouni, a 25-year-old Palestinian with Down Syndrome, was violently assaulted by a group of Israeli forces in the Sheikh Jarrah neighbourhood. He was later taken to hospital to treat his injuries.

 

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/17606053

Editor's note: This article contains details and images that may be disturbing to some readers

Muhammed, who was 'like a one-year-old', was separated from his family after an Israeli dog mauled him. His decomposed body was found a week later

 

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/17606053

Editor's note: This article contains details and images that may be disturbing to some readers

Muhammed, who was 'like a one-year-old', was separated from his family after an Israeli dog mauled him. His decomposed body was found a week later

 

Editor's note: This article contains details and images that may be disturbing to some readers

Muhammed, who was 'like a one-year-old', was separated from his family after an Israeli dog mauled him. His decomposed body was found a week later

 

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/17605886

Modern warfare has become a far cry from the days of needing a clear line of sight to hit a target. Advanced technology has transformed the battlefield, allowing for precise strikes over vast distances. This shift is driven by the integration of Global Positioning Systems or GPS into weaponry. GPS satellites act as real-time maps in the sky, enabling operators to meticulously track and guide weapons with pinpoint accuracy, even from afar. This eliminates the need for visual confirmation, enhancing both the effectiveness and safety of military operations.

However, the battlefield remains a complex and unpredictable environment. While the US has equipped Ukraine with these sophisticated GPS-guided weapons, Russia has countered with a disruptive tactic: jamming technology. Reports suggest Russia's jamming has significantly hampered the effectiveness of these US weapons, forcing Ukraine to suspend the use of certain types altogether. This makes us wonder; just how good is Russia's jamming tech, and what kind of western weapons have been affected by it? But before we delve deeper, let's take a look at how this jamming technology works.

 

Modern warfare has become a far cry from the days of needing a clear line of sight to hit a target. Advanced technology has transformed the battlefield, allowing for precise strikes over vast distances. This shift is driven by the integration of Global Positioning Systems or GPS into weaponry. GPS satellites act as real-time maps in the sky, enabling operators to meticulously track and guide weapons with pinpoint accuracy, even from afar. This eliminates the need for visual confirmation, enhancing both the effectiveness and safety of military operations.

However, the battlefield remains a complex and unpredictable environment. While the US has equipped Ukraine with these sophisticated GPS-guided weapons, Russia has countered with a disruptive tactic: jamming technology. Reports suggest Russia's jamming has significantly hampered the effectiveness of these US weapons, forcing Ukraine to suspend the use of certain types altogether. This makes us wonder; just how good is Russia's jamming tech, and what kind of western weapons have been affected by it? But before we delve deeper, let's take a look at how this jamming technology works.

 

cross-posted from: https://slrpnk.net/post/11469763

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Summary

  1. The video discusses the benefits of window awnings, which were popular in the past but have fallen out of fashion.
  2. Awnings were used to shade windows from direct sunlight, reducing heat gain and keeping interiors cooler.
  3. They were praised for preserving furniture and preventing fading of wallpapers and carpets.
  4. Awnings were considered a valuable addition to homes, providing shade and creating a pleasant outdoor space.
  5. Despite their decline in popularity, many old houses still have window awnings, especially in Chicago neighborhoods.
  6. Window awnings used to be highly effective at shading windows from direct sunlight, keeping rooms cooler and allowing windows to be left open in the rain.
  7. With the rise of air conditioning, the need for awnings diminished, leading to them falling out of fashion.
  8. Awnings were seen as a sign of not having air conditioning, leading to their removal from homes.
  9. Adding window overhangs alone can reduce cooling energy needs by 20%, but there are trade-offs with other window performance characteristics.
  10. The ideal solution is to have windows with high solar heat gain coefficients for winter heating and use awnings to block sunlight in the summer, providing the best of both worlds.
  11. The video emphasizes the potential benefits of bringing back window awnings for both energy savings and aesthetic appeal.
  12. The differences between installing window awnings and more advanced home design techniques are discussed.
  13. The speaker discusses the importance of keeping windows shaded in warm climates like Phoenix, Arizona, where there seems to be a lack of focus on window overhangs.
  14. Various solutions to block sunlight, such as exterior roller shutters, blinds, and awnings, are mentioned.
  15. The speaker expresses a preference for awnings due to their effectiveness and aesthetic appeal.
  16. They also highlight the potential energy-saving benefits of window awnings and suggest encouraging their use in homes.
  17. The speaker ends by calling for more research on the cooling effects of window awnings and the importance of considering traditional cooling methods in modern home construction.
[–] jimmydoreisalefty@lemmy.world 15 points 12 hours ago

I was going to share this as well, thanks for posting!


Summary

  1. The video discusses the benefits of window awnings, which were popular in the past but have fallen out of fashion.
  2. Awnings were used to shade windows from direct sunlight, reducing heat gain and keeping interiors cooler.
  3. They were praised for preserving furniture and preventing fading of wallpapers and carpets.
  4. Awnings were considered a valuable addition to homes, providing shade and creating a pleasant outdoor space.
  5. Despite their decline in popularity, many old houses still have window awnings, especially in Chicago neighborhoods.
  6. Window awnings used to be highly effective at shading windows from direct sunlight, keeping rooms cooler and allowing windows to be left open in the rain.
  7. With the rise of air conditioning, the need for awnings diminished, leading to them falling out of fashion.
  8. Awnings were seen as a sign of not having air conditioning, leading to their removal from homes.
  9. Adding window overhangs alone can reduce cooling energy needs by 20%, but there are trade-offs with other window performance characteristics.
  10. The ideal solution is to have windows with high solar heat gain coefficients for winter heating and use awnings to block sunlight in the summer, providing the best of both worlds.
  11. The video emphasizes the potential benefits of bringing back window awnings for both energy savings and aesthetic appeal.
  12. The differences between installing window awnings and more advanced home design techniques are discussed.
  13. The speaker discusses the importance of keeping windows shaded in warm climates like Phoenix, Arizona, where there seems to be a lack of focus on window overhangs.
  14. Various solutions to block sunlight, such as exterior roller shutters, blinds, and awnings, are mentioned.
  15. The speaker expresses a preference for awnings due to their effectiveness and aesthetic appeal.
  16. They also highlight the potential energy-saving benefits of window awnings and suggest encouraging their use in homes.
  17. The speaker ends by calling for more research on the cooling effects of window awnings and the importance of considering traditional cooling methods in modern home construction.
 

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/17604241

Title edit2: forgot to add video length; forgot 'La' in 'La Santa Grifa' and added more info about "La Santa Grifa"

Letra: https://genius.com/La-santa-grifa-el-diablo-anda-suelto-lyrics


La Santa Grifa es un grupo de rap underground mexicano de Tampico, Tamaulipas. Inspirado por actos como Control Machete y Cartel De Santa, el grupo escribe canciones fuertes y explícitas sobre las drogas, el alcohol y la vida en la calle, a menudo combinando rap rápido con ritmos lentos y siniestros. Su alineación ha cambiado a lo largo de los años, pero entre sus miembros se encuentran Yusak, Reghoz, Toldeck y Waza. Principalmente han aumentado su base de fans a través de su canal de YouTube, y han lanzado varios álbumes bajo Bear Busby Productions, uno de los principales sellos independientes de hip hop latino.

https://genius.com/artists/La-santa-grifa

 

Title edit2: forgot to add video length; forgot 'La' in 'La Santa Grifa' and added more info about "La Santa Grifa"

Letra: https://genius.com/La-santa-grifa-el-diablo-anda-suelto-lyrics


La Santa Grifa es un grupo de rap underground mexicano de Tampico, Tamaulipas. Inspirado por actos como Control Machete y Cartel De Santa, el grupo escribe canciones fuertes y explícitas sobre las drogas, el alcohol y la vida en la calle, a menudo combinando rap rápido con ritmos lentos y siniestros. Su alineación ha cambiado a lo largo de los años, pero entre sus miembros se encuentran Yusak, Reghoz, Toldeck y Waza. Principalmente han aumentado su base de fans a través de su canal de YouTube, y han lanzado varios álbumes bajo Bear Busby Productions, uno de los principales sellos independientes de hip hop latino.

https://genius.com/artists/La-santa-grifa

 

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/17603330

There's no war in Ba Sing Se.

 

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/17603330

There's no war in Ba Sing Se.

 

There's no war in Ba Sing Se.

[–] jimmydoreisalefty@lemmy.world 4 points 15 hours ago

The government needs to know who to tax and take out (on a date) if necessary.

[–] jimmydoreisalefty@lemmy.world -4 points 15 hours ago

Just a bit of "spice and everything nice[1]" to make it better; y'all are great cooks!

On the other hand, I tend to be heavy handed when experimenting with recipes when it comes to adding spices, either too much or too little.

Hahaha


[1] Sweet Tooth By Russell Edson | https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/50845/sweet-tooth

[–] jimmydoreisalefty@lemmy.world -5 points 16 hours ago

https://oldtimemusic.com/the-meaning-behind-the-song-last-resort-by-papa-roach/


This song is about the cutting and suicidal thoughts of one of the band’s friends.

Papa Roach’s “Last Resort” held its ground on the Billboard Hot 100 for three straight months, making it one of the most famous rock songs released that year. With a slower tempo drum beat contrasted with a quick, driving melody, the instrumental composition almost sounds like a hip-hop song.

https://genius.com/Papa-roach-last-resort-lyrics

[–] jimmydoreisalefty@lemmy.world 2 points 16 hours ago (4 children)

Pixel is a popular choice with peeps!

Any information you would like to share with us on why you went with Graphene vs. others?

Any quick pros and cons you would like to share?

[–] jimmydoreisalefty@lemmy.world 5 points 16 hours ago

Here is the supported device lis fot those lookingt:

Devices

Devices with a lower opacity image are no longer officially supported and the pages exist for reference only.

You can show them by disabling "Hide discontinued devices" in the device filters below:

https://wiki.lineageos.org/devices/

[–] jimmydoreisalefty@lemmy.world 0 points 16 hours ago (2 children)

Nice work!

How was it?

Any changes moving forward or good as is!?

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