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Chatham House: US at 250: Internationalism vs isolationism – America’s enduring foreign policy debate
The Chatham House meeting, chaired by Laurel Rapp, discusses the evolving landscape of U.S. foreign policy, highlighting the historical tension between internationalism and isolationism. It examines America's global role, the impact of past presidents, and current public sentiment. Key issues include America's ability to redefine its foreign approach amid domestic challenges and geopolitical competition. -
Chatham House: US at 250: Internationalism vs isolationism – America’s enduring foreign policy debate
The Chatham House meeting, chaired by Laurel Rapp, discusses the evolving landscape of U.S. foreign policy, highlighting the historical tension between internationalism and isolationism. It examines America's global role, the impact of past presidents, and current public sentiment. Key issues include America's ability to redefine its foreign approach amid domestic challenges and geopolitical competition. -
Chatham House: US at 250: Internationalism vs isolationism – America’s enduring foreign policy debate
The Chatham House meeting, chaired by Laurel Rapp, discusses the evolving landscape of U.S. foreign policy, highlighting the historical tension between internationalism and isolationism. It examines America's global role, the impact of past presidents, and current public sentiment. Key issues include America's ability to redefine its foreign approach amid domestic challenges and geopolitical competition. -
Chatham House: US at 250: Internationalism vs isolationism – America’s enduring foreign policy debate
The Chatham House meeting, chaired by Laurel Rapp, discusses the evolving landscape of U.S. foreign policy, highlighting the historical tension between internationalism and isolationism. It examines America's global role, the impact of past presidents, and current public sentiment. Key issues include America's ability to redefine its foreign approach amid domestic challenges and geopolitical competition. -
Der #Radschnellweg #RS3 ist jedenfalls nicht der Grund, warum es dort noch keinen #Supermarkt gibt!
https://www.andreas-edler.de/blog/2025/04/edeka-am-autohaus-fuhrken/
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Ich nutze nun schon seit einigen Monaten privat fast gar kein #Windows mehr. Mein daily driver ist stattdessen ein angepasstes #Debian (Testing) mit einem eigenen Desktop-Environment auf Basis von #Hyprland. Ich finde die Anpassbarkeit, Bedienung und mein Design mittlerweile so angenehm, dass ich auf gar keinen Fall mehr zurück will :D
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Wezwanie do działań przeciw nasilającym się atakom tureckiego faszyzmu na Rewolucję w Rojavie!
#RiseUpForRojava #SmashTurkishFascism
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Do you know the saying, “Don’t tug on a string or an abyss will unravel you”? What do you mean, that’s incorrect? Whatever.
I saw that #WezTerm can detect the #DarkMode/#LightMode, so I decided that I want to have a #DarkTheme and a #LightTheme too. And I made my own. Of course, I made my own! No, I don’t like it. Maybe never will.
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RE: https://mastodon.decentralised.social/@wezm/116552990807891145
In today's episode of "Why LibreOffice, Why?": For reasons that are probably only clear to the original developers, LibreOffice includes a Logo implementation. If you're of a certain vintage you may remember this as that thing that was used to introduce "programming" to kids in primary schools on an Apple IIe. You move a "turtle" around to draw shapes.
https://help.libreoffice.org/26.2/en-US/text/swriter/librelogo/LibreLogo.html #LibreOffice
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New post: Trying to Get Chimera Linux Running on Pentium Class Hardware
I'm going to hit pause on this whole i586 Chimera saga, but have written it up so the effort is not entirely in vain. https://www.wezm.net/v2/posts/2025/chimera-i586/
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✍️ New post! I realised after mentioning the title case web page earlier today that I had not written about the other projects on my projects domain, 7bit.org. This post remedies that covering the following:
- Dew Point Forecast — 7 day weather forecasts that include the dew point
- RSS Please — Generate RSS feeds from web pages
- Titlecase — Convert text to title case
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Tracking my efforts to upstream the cports loongarch64 tweaks and patches:
https://github.com/wezm/cports/issues/1
6 PRs opened so far.
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Tracking my efforts to upstream the cports loongarch64 tweaks and patches:
https://github.com/wezm/cports/issues/1
6 PRs opened so far.
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Tracking my efforts to upstream the cports loongarch64 tweaks and patches:
https://github.com/wezm/cports/issues/1
6 PRs opened so far.
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Tracking my efforts to upstream the cports loongarch64 tweaks and patches:
https://github.com/wezm/cports/issues/1
6 PRs opened so far.
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Tracking my efforts to upstream the cports loongarch64 tweaks and patches:
https://github.com/wezm/cports/issues/1
6 PRs opened so far.
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New post, the second this month! 😱
🖥️ Exploring Linux on a LoongArch Mini PC
I wrote about my early experience with M700S LoongArch based mini PC. Open it up to look inside, and install Linux on it. There's a bunch of pictures too.
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New post, the second this month! 😱
🖥️ Exploring Linux on a LoongArch Mini PC
I wrote about my early experience with M700S LoongArch based mini PC. Open it up to look inside, and install Linux on it. There's a bunch of pictures too.
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New post, the second this month! 😱
🖥️ Exploring Linux on a LoongArch Mini PC
I wrote about my early experience with M700S LoongArch based mini PC. Open it up to look inside, and install Linux on it. There's a bunch of pictures too.
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New post, the second this month! 😱
🖥️ Exploring Linux on a LoongArch Mini PC
I wrote about my early experience with M700S LoongArch based mini PC. Open it up to look inside, and install Linux on it. There's a bunch of pictures too.
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New post, the second this month! 😱
🖥️ Exploring Linux on a LoongArch Mini PC
I wrote about my early experience with M700S LoongArch based mini PC. Open it up to look inside, and install Linux on it. There's a bunch of pictures too.
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Just a FYI: If you use Fedora and using Wezterm, the latest version of
weztermfrom COPR is an empty package due to some buggy spec change; you have to installwezterm-guiandwezterm-mux-serverto make it actually installed
there is already an issue created here that you can follow: https://github.com/wezterm/wezterm/issues/7502
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Figured out how to use colors from a custom color scheme as variables in your #WezTerm config. First, load them in:
```
local var_colors = wezterm.color.load_scheme(
wezterm.home_dir .. "/.config/wezterm/colors/" .. var_scheme .. ".toml"
)
```The `var_scheme` variable depends on the light/dark mode and also reusable in `config.color_scheme = var_scheme`.
I don’t know why a simple way, like in `config.color_scheme` doesn’t work and you need a path to the same file. 🤷
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Quick update to my WezTerm config:
• Now draws an unmissable deep-pink border around the active window if the active session is a remote one via SSH so you can easily tell when you’re on your own machine and when you’re not.
https://codeberg.org/aral/gists/src/branch/main/wezterm.lua.md#to-use
(See the `update-status` handler at the top.)
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@wimpy I really get it WRT tmux BTW!
I made the leap a year or so ago and have been mostly liking it. The key thing it brought me that's priceless is a single, uniform, 100% consistent muscle memory interface for maintaining and switching tabs/panes.
However since I moved to #wezterm which I just adore and which is totally cross platform (Even works like a champion under #windows365
and makes an outstanding #WSL host!)I'm wondering if I can achieve the same effect without much of the faff.
pueue sounds great for a whole variety of tasks. I will definitely check it out! I currently use tmux and/or screen for running docker compose up and the like and being able to observe the output.
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^ Are you following the progress of #Inrupt and #ActiveWallets? [https://www.inrupt.com/blog]
This technology, and the complete rethinking of data storage/ownership (as it was originally intended) has the very strong potential to solve many of our current problems, essentially all stemming from #BigTech's ownership of _our_ data.
