DonAntonioMagino

joined 2 years ago
MODERATOR OF
[–] DonAntonioMagino 11 points 3 weeks ago* (last edited 3 weeks ago) (5 children)

In den Niederlanden ist es tatsächlich eher in diese Richtung gegangen. Für viele Wörter gibt es keine weibliche Alternative, obwohl man oft wie im deutschen einfach „-in“ benutzen kann, das wird aber in vielen Fällen nicht gemacht.

Zum Beispiel Merkel war bei uns einfach „bondskanselier“, „bondskanselierin“ klingt auf Niederländisch absurd. Und „minister-presidentin“ klingt wie ein Germanismus.

Es gibt Ausnahmen. „Politikerin“ heißt bei uns „politica“ („Politiker“ heißt „politicus“).

Ich weiß nicht, was besser ist. Aber bei uns gibt es nicht so eine aufgeheizte Diskussion über „Gendern“, immerhin. Das ist, wie es mir scheint, aber bei euch auch einfach ein gutes Kampfthema für Konservative.

[–] DonAntonioMagino 5 points 3 weeks ago

Alright, I’ll be here if you need any help!

[–] DonAntonioMagino 8 points 3 weeks ago

I fail to see how that makes it any better.

[–] DonAntonioMagino 2 points 4 weeks ago

It works the same in English, though, just with the suffix ‘-ish’ (and a number of other suffixes) instead of Dutch ‘-se’. You could literally translate ‘Goudse kaas’ as ‘Goudish cheese’, Gouda just never gets the ‘-ish’ suffix (or any suffix at all, really) in English.

[–] DonAntonioMagino 4 points 4 weeks ago* (last edited 4 weeks ago)

Trump logeert gezellig bij Wim en Max. Ik hoop dat ze McDonald’s voor ’m bestellen. En geen TV meer na twaalf uur!

Ik vraag me af wat ze nou weer voor paaipresentje hebben bedacht. Een hele windmolen voor op z’n golfbaan?

[–] DonAntonioMagino 2 points 1 month ago (2 children)

We actually call it ‘Goudse kaas’, though. ‘Gouda’ is just the city of Gouda.

[–] DonAntonioMagino 7 points 1 month ago

Fucking pieces of shit. (Civil servant-in-chief) Schoof of the Netherlands refuses to ‘comment on whether international law has been crossed’ but says Iran should never have a bomb. The defence minister has said that he hopes Iran will accept Trump’s call for negotiations.

Our elites consist of slimy bitches.

[–] DonAntonioMagino 23 points 1 month ago (1 children)

Naja, ich bin (leider) absolut nicht überrascht.

[–] DonAntonioMagino 7 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago)

Dat is hun modus operandi in ieder geval sinds Goebbels, die dat als volgt samenvatte:

Wenn unsere Gegner sagen: Ja, wir haben Euch doch früher die […] Freiheit der Meinung zugebilligt – –, ja, Ihr uns, das ist doch kein Beweis, daß wir das Euch auch tuen sollen! […] Daß Ihr das uns gegeben habt, – das ist ja ein Beweis dafür, wie dumm Ihr seid!

Als onze tegenstanders zeggen: ja, wij hebben jullie toch vroeger vrijheid van meningsuiting vergund - ja, jullie ons, maar dat is er toch geen bewijs voor, dat wij dat ook voor jullie zouden moeten doen! Dat is er juist een bewijs voor, hoe dom jullie zijn!

[–] DonAntonioMagino 10 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago)

Not this bridge, though. I’m from Rotterdam, and the only time it has been dismantled in recent times was for maintenance. After this, the city promised it wouldn’t be dismounted again - as I said, this bridge is considered very iconic by Rotterdammers. Naturally it leads to sentimental reactions when some rich fucker thinks he can just have it dismantled so his big fat private ship can pass through.

[–] DonAntonioMagino 1 points 1 month ago

He’s also killing young Ukrainians, though, so that doesn’t seem like it’d work at all.

[–] DonAntonioMagino 19 points 1 month ago* (last edited 1 month ago) (2 children)

This reminds me of when there were plans to have part of an iconic (now no longer used) railway bridge in Rotterdam temporarily dismounted because Bezos’ superyacht being built elsewhere in the Netherlands wouldn’t fit through otherwise. There were calls to wait for it on another bridge in the city with tomatoes.

Luckily, this didn’t actually end up happening, but that it was seriously considered, was bad enough.

15
Gaat alles goed daar? (self.feddit_nl)
submitted 4 months ago by DonAntonioMagino to c/feddit_nl
 

Bedankt voor het online houden van ons mooie Feddit.nl! Hopelijk komt er niet al te veel rook uit...

 

De coalitie heeft het klimaatdoel voor 2030 dinsdag officieus laten varen, ondanks de afspraak in het hoofdlijnenakkoord. Na PVV en BBB vindt ook de VVD economie en geopolitiek nu belangrijker. (Archief)

 

En ook nog eens een end kleiner dan een normale. Doe ermee wat je wilt.

85
submitted 4 months ago* (last edited 4 months ago) by DonAntonioMagino to c/linux@lemmy.ml
 

I’ve some weeks ago moved my main computer from Windows 10 to Linux, specifically OpenSUSE Leap with the Plasma user environment, mainly because it doesn’t have the magic Windows 11 chip. I had never used Linux and have been a Windows user since I was six years old or somewhere around then (I’m in my late twenties now). I’d just like to share my likes and dislikes.

Things I like about Linux (my specific install, anyway):

  • Not being a corporate environment. There aren’t any cheeky attempts at making money or advertisement anywhere, like the annoying fake widgets in Windows 11 and the half-filled start menu. I’ve gotten used to that on my laptop (which is running 11), but you do always have the feeling of ‘what are they trying now?’ That not being a thing is quite refreshing.
  • In that veign, having actual widgets. I loved them in Windows 7; I’ve got a webpage widget on my second screen showing a Zoho sheet I made with an RSS feed. Just being able to be a bit creative like that is cool.
  • The system seems quite a bit quicker than it was in Windows - though in all honesty this will also be because I’m still on a fairly fresh install.
  • I’m positively surprised by how little I miss from Windows when it comes to programs. Steam having compatibility tools is great, for example. Otherwise there are often replacements for what I’m missing (eg. I’ve found one to allow general settings for my Logitech mouse).
  • The general ability to change the way everything looks and feels. I feel technical people sometimes look down a bit on aesthetics, but I really care about the user interface I use day in day out looking and feeling nice. While I’m a fan of the Windows 11 look myself, I really like how much I’ve been able to get my UI to look how I want it to in Plasma. Though I’m a bit surprised that it’s so hard to change the appearance of the start menu and bottom panel. I’ve had to install a specific program to change their colouring.
  • The little icon jumping next to your cursor when opening a program (I know, I’m easily amused).

Things I’ve found annoying:

  • Not knowing where to find anything. Of course, coming from Windows I’m used to there being a program files folder with my programs’ folders, and a documents folder with (often) user settings for those programs. In Linux, everything just seems to be everywhere. What seems to be the ‘documents’ equivalent for the game Factorio is in my user folder in a hidden .factorio, but I’ve to no avail been trying to find out where my ‘documents’ for Workers and Resources are. I’ll find them eventually, I’m sure. In general, I’m looking around a lot, though.
  • The lingering feeling of instability. This is my second install of OpenSUSE, after I messed up something leading to my computer having some files which it wanted to update, but using urls which didn’t exist. After this, I’ve been feeling a bit insecure and afraid of doing something that ruins my installation. I know there’s the saying that Linux ‘just works’, but I’ve never messed up a Windows installation...
  • The capslock works differently, apparently. I’m used to writing every capital letter using the capslock key, meaning if I write a capital at the beginning of a word, I press capslock, then type the first letter, then quickly press capslock again and type the rest. In Linux, this often doesn’t work as it somehow takes a while for the capslock press to go into effect, so you often end up with ‘LInux’, for example. After lots of looking around, I have found some script that seems to fix this (‘Linux CapsLock Delay Fixer Master’), but it also randomly stops working and there are other ‘oddities’ I can’t really explain.
  • Every once in a while, my desktop icons get rearranged. This seems to be a known issue, but it’s really annoying.
  • It seems impossible to get Firefox to not restore sessions after shutting down the computer with it still open. I’ve tried several things, but I can’t get Firefox to just give me a fresh session on startup.
  • The above all add to a bit of a general ‘stuck together with adhesive tape and love’ feeling.
  • Not knowing how to install programs. This is more of a learning-curve thing, obviously. The software centre didn’t contain everything I could find online - for some programs, you could use ‘one click’ in OpenSUSE, but that seems to work more like a self-destruct button: I’ve tried those several times and have always had bad results >.>. I’ve found it’s easiest to install programs just using flatpaks.

All in all, I am quite happy. Though I am still afraid I’ll mess up my installation, and I’m now at a point where that’d hurt. I have installed Timeshift, but also with mixed results...

 

Het kabinet vindt dat Nederlanders zich moeten voorbereiden op noodsituaties. Ze zouden zichzelf 72 uur moeten kunnen redden, als bijvoorbeeld de stroom uitvalt. Tot nu toe was de aanbeveling om een noodpakket voor 48 uur in huis te hebben.

 

EDIT: Translation using Deepl

Translated from Dutch using Yandex (I’d have done it using Deepl, but posting whole articles apparently isn’t allowed, so there to me doesn’t seem to be another way to share non-English articles):

Censoring an obscure punk song about corruption in the Indonesian police has had the opposite effect: it has become the soundtrack of a fledgling protest movement. 'Want to bribe someone? Pay the police!’, echoes from the throats of disgruntled students at demonstrations.

 

 

Zelensky Voor de camera van RTL-journalist Jaïr Ferwerda zei minister Marjolein Faber (Asiel en Migratie, PVV) vrijdag wat de Amerikaanse president Donald Trump ook zei. Nadat Faber er door andere ministers op was aangesproken, kwam de minister terug op haar uitspraak.

 

De plannen tot het vormen van een internationale troepenmacht voor de bescherming van Oekraïne veroorzaken een nieuwe splijtzwam in de Nederlandse regeringscoalitie. PVV-leider Wilders is mordicus tegen, zo liet hij maandag weten. Daarmee keert hij zich ook tegen premier Schoof. (archief)

 

Als dat niet te veel moeite is, zou ik daar in ieder geval erg blij mee zijn. Eerder kon je met https://mlmym.org/feddit.nl die ui krijgen, maar mlmym.org is opgekocht door Indonesische gokbazen :p

Van Github is hij echter nog te krijgen: https://github.com/rystaf/mlmym

Onze oosterburen gebruiken hem ook: https://old.feddit.org/

 

Je kunt op het moment een EU-burgerinitiatief steunen dat de Europese Commissie oproept 'een voorstel te doen tot een bindend wettelijk verbod op conversiepraktijken die gericht zijn op lhbtq+-burgers in de Europese Unie.'

De campagne loopt tot 17 mei. Zie dit stappenplan voor hoe dit werkt. Eenvoudig: er zijn één miljoen handtekeningen nodig, met voldoende ondersteuning in alle lidstaten. Als dat is gelukt, volgt een antwoord van de Europese Commissie.

'Mensen mogen een steunbetuiging ondertekenen als ze:

  • EU-burger zijn (de nationaliteit van een EU-land hebben)
  • oud genoeg zijn om te stemmen bij de Europese verkiezingen (in sommige landen 16 jaar)'

English:

At the moment, EU citizens may sign an EU Citizens' Initiative that calls on the European Commission 'to propose a binding legal ban on conversion practices targeting LGBTQ+ citizens in the European Union.'

The campaign will go on until the 17th of May. See this step-by-step for how it works. Simply put: one million signatories are needed, with enough of them from all seperate member states. If that has been achieved, an answer will be given by the European Commission.

'To sign, people must be:

  • EU citizens (nationals of an EU country)
  • old enough to vote in European elections or aged at least 16 in some countries'
view more: ‹ prev next ›