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Elections are suspended because no one has time to “run an election”.

And also (if I've understood correctly) it's straight up impossible by Ukrainian laws to run elections when martial law is active. They'll hold democratic elections eventually and choose the next president but until then Zelenskyi is sitting president. Things run just like their laws mandate.

In some other country there's memecoin agency operating without any legal oversight with considerable power, maybe look on to that first...

joten yhteistyö puolueiden kesken voi olla tilaisuuden mahdollistava tekijä.

Näin on. Ja vaikkei tilaisuutta ihan pilkulleen yhteistyössä järjestäisikään niin se on usein kaikile eduksi jos tilaisuudet järjestetään samaan aikaan ja kohtuu lähekkäin kun ihmiset lähtevät paremmin liikkeelle. Ja toisekseen ei pienillä paikkakunnilla ole puoluepolitikointiin samalla tapaa tilaa. Jos valtuustossa istuu neljästä-viidestä eri puolueesta 20 valtuutettua yhteensä niin kovin vahvoja kuppikuntia ei oikein mahdu rakentamaan ja keskustelua on pakko käydä yli puoluerajojen, ainakin jos yksittäisenä valtuutettuna meinaa esitystensä taakse saada kannatusta.

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Ei oo selvää onko kaapeli katkipoikki vai vaurioitunut jollain tavalla

Ylen uutisessa on päivitettyä tietoa:

Cinian liiketoimintajohtaja Hannu Muikku vahvistaa , että Suomen ja Saksan välisessä kaapelissa on havaittu vaurio, mutta sanoo, että kaapeli ei ole poikki.

– Vaurio on havaittu, mutta se ei vaikuta tällä hetkellä kaapelin yli välitettävään liikenteeseen millään tavalla, Muikku sanoo.

I doubt that soccer goal net is enough to trigger the payload of a drone. Depending on how the drone was built, it might, but even if it didn't you'll still have only two guys in a golf cart which is pretty easy target even with ak47 over 300 meters.

Supporting a wide array of all kinds of hardware is pretty much the thing on Debian. Some few has maintained the code for compatibility up to next release. For me personally that doesn't do much, but I'm writing this with a machine released in 2010 so if they suddenly dropped support for anything over 10 years old I'd be out of luck with the scavenged old machines from work to run simple desktop anywhere I wish for cheap.

25 years might be pushing it a bit, but maybe some poor kid in India could use debian (or a computer at all) with a setup built from parts dug up from dumpsters or something like that. Or maybe there's few active youngsters in some other poor country who have sharpened their teeth keeping the old stuff running as they couldn't afford anything better and they're building the next meta in Latvia.

Who knows. The main point is that keeping that support going is really not taking away resources from anything else. People maintain what they want to maintain and dropping support as a project for anything would only push those few away from Debian instead of their focus being shifted to the nouveau driver to support 4090TI or other new fancy stuff.

Debian is not a centrally lead organization where any single individual or team could mandate anything. If someone thinks that it's important enough to keep Debian running on a old sparc they can do that (as long as it meets the commonly agreed quality and other aspects) and that's it.

And no. I'm not a member of the project, just a happy user since 2000 or something near that, so I'm not too familiar on how the community makes decisions, but I think I'm not too far off.

Yep. Even if the data I'm backing up doesn't really change that often. Perhapas I should start to back up files from my laptop and workstation too. Nothing too important is stored only on those devices, but reinstalling and reconfiguring everything back is a bit of a chore.

The AMD Geode they're using as an example was released in 1999. So, if you happen to have 25+ year old hardware still running the latest Debian might not work for you.

Does your storage include any kind of RAID? If not then that's something I'd personally add in to the mix to avoid interruptions for the service. Also 32 gig of RAM is not much, so don't use ZFS on proxmox, it eats up your memory and if you run out everything is stupidly slow (personal experience speaking here, my proxmox server has 32gig as well).

Also, that's quite a lot of stuff to maintain, but you do you. Personally I would not like that big stack to maintain for my everyday needs, but I have wife, kids, kids hobbies and a ton of other stuff going on so I have barely enough personal capacity to run my own proxmox, pihole, immich and HomeAssistant and none of those are in perfect condition. Specially the HA setup badly needs some TLC.

And then there's the obvious. Personal mail server on a home grade uplink is a beast of it's own to manage and if you really don't know what you're getting into I'd recommend against it. And I'm advocating every mail server which is not owned by alphabet/microsoft/apple/etc. It's just a complicated thing to do right and email is quite essential thing for everyday life today, so be aware. If you know what's coming up (or are willing to eat up the mistakes and learn from them) then by all means, go for it. If not, then I'd suggest paying for someone to make it happen.

And then the backups. I've made the mistake few times where I thought it'd be fine to set up backups at some point in the future. And that has bit me in the rear. You either have backups on the pipeline coming Very Soon(tm) or you lose your data. And even if it's coming Very Soon, you'll still risk losing your data.

Plus with backups, if you don't test recovery from them then you don't have backups. Altough for a home gamer it's often a bit much to ask for a blank slate recovery, so at least I've settled on the scenario where I know for sure I can recover from any disaster happening in the home lab without testing as I don't have enough spare hardware to run that test fully.

Beyond that, just have fun. Recently I ran into an issue where my proxmox server needed some hardware maintenance/changes and that took my pihole-server down, so whole LAN was out of DNS services. No tthe end of the world for me, but a problem anyways and I've been planning for a remedy against that, but haven't yet done anyting concrete for it.

I changed my proxmox server from zfs raid pool to software raid with mdadm. Saved me a ton of ram and cheap ssd's don't really like zfs, so it's a win win. And while messing around with drive setups I also changed the system around a bit. Previously it had only single ssd with LVM and 7x4TB drives with zfs but as I don't really need that much storage it's now running 3x1TB SSD + 4x4TB HDD, both with software raid5 so 2TB of fast(ish, they're still sata drives) storage and 12TB (or 10,6 in the real wold, TB vs TiB) of spinning rust storage.

Well enough for my needs and I finally have enough fast storage for my immich server to maintain all the photos and videos over 20+ years. Took "a while" to copy ~5TB over 1gig lan to other system and back, but it's now done and the copying didn't need babysitting in the first place, so not too big of a deal. Biggest unexpected issue was that my 3,5" hdd hotswap cradles didn't have option to mount 2,5" drives so I had to shut down the server and open the case to mount the drives.

And while doing that my piHole was down, so the whole network didn't have DNS server around. I'd need to either set up another pihole server or just set up some scripts to the router to change DNS offerings to dhcp clients while pihole is down and shorten the lease time to few minutes.

You can also set your profile picture to 'missing/broken image' icon.

Televisiot olis aika paljon kalliimpia ilman niitä mainoksia.

Tätä kyllä vähän epäilen. Valmistajille kyllä kelpaa raha aivan takuulla että ne noita suoratoistonappeja pistävät kaukosäätimiin ja mainoksia käyttöliittymään, mutta niiden katteet taitaa valua johtoryhmän kampaviinereihin ja muuhun huvitukseen. Perustason telkkarit on jo ennen suoratoistopalveluita maksaneet sen karkeasti 500-700 mitä nykyäänkin. Vuosien mittaan tuumia on tullut toki lisää ja optioihin mm. nuo suoratoistot, mutta samalla on tietysti valmistustekniikka muuttunut halvemmaksi.

Osa halpahärveleistä on toki varmasti halpoja juuri noilla mainoksilla ja kaukosäädinnapeilla. Omassakin blueray-soittimessa on netflix-painike ja youtube ym toistopalvelut ja varsinkaan sitä ei ole käynyt mielessäkään päästää internetiin. Pyörittää levyt aivan kelvollisesti mutta käyttöliittymä haisee "käyttötilastojen keräämiselle" aika kauas.