IsoKiero

would he be forced to end it if the war ends

I don't know about Ukrainian laws, but I'd suppose so. At least that's how martial law works in general, it's not easy to activate and there's written rules on when it has to end. And also I don't think it's the president alone who can decide for that to either way.

But again, I don't really know about their laws, just bits and pieces i've learned from the news. I barely know our own martial laws (or our law in general).

what allows him to remain president ends

Strictly speaking, the war is not the (whole) thing which allows him to stay in office. His era continues up to the point when the successor is elected and there can not be legal elections during martial law. So, yeah, the war is the reason, but once the peace is achieved it still requires proper elections (no idea how long that takes in Ukraine as a whole) and then he's released from the office. So even if the peace came tomorrow I think it would take in minimum at least a few months until elections are open. Possibly even more as significant amount of Ukrainians are out of the country right now and they might want to secure option to vote for them too which might take quite a bit longer than few months.

But I have no doubt about it, they'll have fair elections when it's possible, Russia will try to influence the hell out of it and in the end Ukraine has new, fairly elected, president eventually.

That would be a damn good deal and I'm sure Zelenskyi would be more than happy to sign the papers if there was no doubt of the outcome.

But as of now I'm pretty sure that announcement is mostly just global politics with a hint of fools hope of it actually going trough. He's just stating loud and clear to the world that if it's his (forcefully) prolonged position which is the main issue on the war then he'll happily stand down, but on the terms which are acceptable to the Ukraine.

Heck, after all he's been doing, I wouldn't be surprised if he agreed to go into trial in russia (and sacrifice himself) if it meant lasting peace for Ukraine. It obviously doesn't come to that, it's not really about who's sitting on president office, but in theory I wouldn't be surprised.

Dammit, my organic memory failed yet again. It's been a while since I've seen that prompt (and I have agreed to that as well at least few times).

Does anyone sell 'Yes, Do As I Say!' stickers?

You could possibly recover from that on console, just install few metapackages. And have backups.

I meant that the technology itself is reliable. And you can do self hosting just fine too, I've been doing it since 2010 or so, but running a local smarthost which sends messages via reputable SMTP provider works just fine too. Or even directly interacting with the SMTP provider from all the applications you're running.

"Giving" as in "US military paid them and Elon took credit for it".

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.

Commodore 64 is a home computer released at 1982. Modern expansions for it allows the thing to actually have tcp/ip stack and it can run things like telnet, but your single mastodon server, in comparison of what was available in 1980s, is pretty much equal of the whole bandwidth and storage of the internet (or arpanet, depending on how you want to time things).

Mastodon server requires (roughly) at least 2 gigabytes of memory and 20 gigabytes of storage. And with that it needs at least dual core 2GHz CPU to run it.

Commodore 64 had 1Mhz. A million hertz sounds like a big number, but we're talking (at minimum) of two processor cores running with 2000 million hertz. Also, C=64 had 64 000 bytes of memory while the absolute minimum to run mastodon instance is 2 000 000 000 bytes.

And then there's the storage. Your minimum mastodon instance should have at least 20GB of storage. 1541 used 5,25" floppy disks which could store up to 170 kilobytes. So you'd need someone to change disks as needed on a over 400 meter tall tower of floppy disks.

So, please tell me again where to get disk images to run mastodon server on a C=64 and how you just know that plain old email is garbage and old people just don't know what they're talking about.