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En France, patrie du Kiri, on a du Kiri par contre on a pas ça. Cela à l'air tellement délicieux... 👀
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GPG key to sign stuff. News, updates, sites.
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Enjoy your weekend
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Red is offensive team in cybersecurity
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Be very careful with that. If you own a device you caam fight for ownership rights, when renting - not so much.
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Next, it will be used as chat control, then it will say: this photo contains illegal drugs - sending report.
Thanks, I will pass.
La mise en page avec les plans IDFM en fond, c'est juste excellent. On ressent une certaine souffrance dans les croquis amplifiée par les plans qui forment de véritables labyrinthes... Exceptionnel @nprofile…n503 !
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Wow, aurora sim looks good too!
They did good against Brazil. Close one.
Moi j'ai suivi l'affaire depuis avant la sortie de Core 30. Core est devenu clairement hostile a l'utilisation strictement monétaire de btc et facilite sa transfo en dropbox décentralisé. Ils ont lâche la lutte contre le spam. Tout est fait pour shitcoiniser btc et nuire a la décentralisation en limitant la capacité des individus a créer des nœuds individuels, qui sont la base de la résilience du bitcoin. J'ai suivi tous les arguments. Et je suis pro knots et pro BIP 110 depuis le début. Ça m'a même fait acheter et tourner 10 asics a cet effet. Voilà.
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Well, Japan never was great at football, so whatever 🤣
As a LN node runner i would
NOT recommend it.
It can be disruptive to your channels.
DO NOT update as a lightning node runner!
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I mean, this was released before the world cup, they did poorly lol.
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What were you trying to do? 😂😅
> then you request the Graphene team to work on this solution
Also, this is not how it works. Every request in every FOSS project is a *proposition* of something; it's never an obligation for devs implementing anything. A proposition is an open discussion, which might be ignored or might be responded to in some way.
A typical universal rejection response would be "this significantly increases complexity; we don't have resources to support such a feature"—which is easy to use as some kind of excuse, but still okay. This automatically ends many unnecessary debates and drama.
Their response, however, is different, and this response was challenged by others. And somebody appeared to receive an aggressive, irrational kind of response from GOS, which damages GOS' reputation and shows some kind of paradoxical divergence from their project vision and values they try to represent in the stuff they have on their website and their social media posts (like the OP post about opposing authoritarianism in particular).
The declared vision/values themselves are good; the way they execute these values is a trouble. Doubts arise; for instance, are they actually opposing authoritarianism, or are they opposing their hallucinations about authoritarianism while ignoring points from those who live or used to live under the actual authoritarian regimes?
Those who got it—unmotivated to propose them anything, since every proposal is energy-consuming. So if it's not rooting, then forking GOS and implementing whatever is needed might be a better rational approach for those who have enough resources. I hope this makes sense.
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Day 220 🌞
✨ "The struggle ends when gratitude begins."
— Neale Donald Walsch
💫 "I am deserving of all good things."
🙏 Grateful to have trust in that everything will work out
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BASH D’CRUZ — THE LAST SIGNAL
Bombay, February 1946.
The Empire was dying, although the men who ran it had not yet received the memorandum.
That was the trouble with empires, Bash D’Cruz thought. They were excellent at issuing orders and remarkably poor at recognising when nobody was listening anymore.
He stood on the wet stones outside the Castle Barracks with rain dripping from the brim of his cap and watched a line of Royal Indian Navy ratings refuse breakfast.
Bad food had started it.
Bad food, bad pay, racial abuse, broken promises after the war.
But nobody mutinies because of breakfast.
Breakfast is simply the match people remember.
Bash knew the fire had been accumulating for years.
He had seen Indian stokers working below the waterline while British officers drank gin above it. He had watched men return from fighting fascism abroad and discover that equality apparently stopped at the gangway.
Now the ratings were angry.
And anger inside a military system was different from anger in the street.
It knew where the armoury was.
A voice behind him said,
“D’Cruz.”
Bash didn't turn.
“That's still my name.”
“Chief wants you.”
The voice belonged to Able Seaman Thomas “Tommy” Callaghan, twenty-two years old, Fremantle-born, sunburned even in monsoon weather, seconded through one of those wartime administrative arrangements that only an empire could create and nobody could properly explain.
When Tommy had first met Bash three months earlier, he'd looked at the brown man with the cross around his neck, heard the immaculate English, noticed the authority with which Indian ratings responded to him and made exactly the wrong assumption.
“You an officer?”
“No.”
“Petty officer?”
“No.”
“Then why's everyone doing what you tell them?”
Bash had looked at him.
“Because what I'm telling them is correct.”
Tommy had laughed.
Bash hadn't.
That was how they began.
---
Three months later, Tommy followed Bash through smoke because he had learned that when Bash D’Cruz said move, philosophy could wait.
The first shots came from somewhere beyond the dockyard wall.
Nobody ever agreed who fired them.
History loves clean beginnings.
Men rarely receive them.
A rifle cracked.
Then another.
Someone screamed.
The harbour erupted.
Ratings scattered between warehouses. Police took positions behind trucks. Civilians surged through streets that had been ordinary fifteen minutes earlier.
Bash saw the entire geometry of it at once.
Open ground.
Two firing positions.
A fuel truck.
Thirty frightened sailors behaving like seventy frightened sailors because panic multiplies faster than men.
He climbed onto a crate.
“DOWN!”
The word cut across the dockyard.
Men dropped instinctively.
Tommy stared.
Bash pointed.
“Rao! Take six men through that workshop. Don't fire unless fired upon.”
“Yes!”
“Fernandes, get those civilians behind the machine shed.”
Fernandes hesitated.
“NOW, MAN.”
He moved.
Tommy crouched beside Bash.
“You always this cheerful?”
“Only at weddings.”
A bullet struck metal somewhere behind them.
Tommy flinched.
Bash didn't.
“Tommy.”
“Yeah?”
“See the lorry?”
“Yeah.”
“Get it moving.”
“There's shooting between me and the bloody lorry.”
Bash finally looked at him.
“Yes. That's why I didn't ask Mrs D'Souza from the parish choir.”
Tommy grinned despite himself.
“Right.”
He ran.
That was when Bash understood he liked the boy.
Not because Tommy was fearless.
Fearless men were usually idiots.
Tommy was terrified and went anyway.
That was different.
---
Ten minutes later Tommy was behind the wheel when a burst of gunfire punched through the windscreen.
The lorry veered.
Bash ran alongside, caught the door and hauled himself onto the running board.
Tommy had blood on his face.
“You hit?”
“Don't think so!”
“Then stop inspecting yourself and steer!”
“I CAN'T SEE!”
“Neither can Britain. Keep going!”
They smashed through a wooden barrier.
Men scattered.
The lorry rolled into cover behind a warehouse.
Tommy killed the engine.
For several seconds neither man spoke.
Then Tommy started laughing.
Not because anything was funny.
Because sometimes the body has to choose between laughter and collapse.
Bash slapped him once across the shoulder.
“Still alive?”
“Apparently.”
“Good. Very inconvenient paperwork otherwise.”
Tommy looked at him.
“You know, when I first met you, I thought you were some stuck-up colonial bastard.”
Bash removed a cigarette from a crushed packet.
“And now?”
Tommy offered him a match.
“Now I know you're a stuck-up colonial bastard.”
Bash took the flame.
“Progress.”
---
That evening they sat on a seawall while Bombay burned in small places.
Behind them were slogans.
Ahead of them was the black Arabian Sea.
Tommy had stolen two bottles of beer.
Bash disapproved of theft.
He drank one.
After a while Tommy said,
“Whose side are you actually on?”
Bash sighed.
“You're Australian. Surely somebody explained complicated sentences before shipping you overseas.”
“Come on.”
Bash watched a launch move across the harbour.
“My father's people worked the railway. Mother's people were Christians in Kerala before Europeans started arriving with flags and opinions.”
“And you joined the Navy.”
“Yes.”
“For the Empire.”
“No.”
Tommy frowned.
“Then why?”
“Because Japanese bombs don't ask for your politics before landing on your house.”
Tommy considered this.
“Fair.”
Bash drank.
“That's the problem with you fellows.”
“Australians?”
“Imperial people.”
Tommy laughed.
“I'm from Fremantle, mate. Empire barely knows we're there.”
“Precisely why you're tolerable.”
Another silence.
Then Tommy said quietly,
“Think India's going to win?”
Bash looked at him.
“India already exists.”
“You know what I mean.”
“Yes.”
Bash turned toward the lights.
“The British will leave.”
“You sure?”
“Absolutely.”
“How?”
“The same way everyone leaves eventually.”
Tommy waited.
Bash finished his beer.
“When staying becomes more expensive than admitting you were wrong.”
---
The mutiny spread.
Bombay.
Karachi.
Calcutta.
Madras.
Thousands of ratings.
Ships raised flags they weren't supposed to raise.
Orders stopped behaving like orders.
The mythology of British permanence cracked.
And inside that chaos, Tommy Callaghan became Bash's shadow.
Not servant.
Not subordinate.
Mate.
Tommy learned enough Malayalam profanity to disgrace himself in three districts.
Bash learned that Australians regarded every rank above lieutenant as a potentially treatable medical condition.
They drank together.
Fought together.
Got thrown out of one club together, although Bash maintained Tommy had done all the work.
And when eventually the mutiny ended—not with glorious victory but negotiation, surrender, arrests and consequences—they survived it.
That almost made what came afterward unbearable.
Because wars teach men to fear battle.
Cities teach them to fear Tuesday night.
---
It happened six weeks later.
Off duty.
No revolution.
No flag.
No grand historical purpose.
Just opium.
Tommy had followed a dockworker into a warehouse lane because he'd heard the man's daughter had disappeared into one of the dens operating behind the legitimate cargo trade.
He should have called Bash.
He didn't.
Twenty-two-year-old men believe surviving gunfire constitutes a professional qualification in immortality.
By the time Bash heard, the rain had started.
He found the warehouse by following three frightened men who insisted they knew nothing.
Bash believed them exactly as far as the doorway.
Inside, crates rose toward the rafters.
Tea.
Textiles.
Machine parts.
And behind them, unmarked boxes that smelled sweet and medicinal.
A man stepped from the shadows holding a knife.
“Leave.”
Bash removed his coat.
“Where's the Australian?”
“Who?”
Bash folded the coat carefully over a crate.
That frightened the man more than shouting would have.
“The blond idiot.”
Nobody answered.
Bash's voice became softer.
“I'm going to ask once more.”
Someone moved behind him.
The fight was short.
Not beautiful.
Real violence rarely is.
Wood broke.
A bottle shattered.
Someone screamed.
Bash drove one man into a stack of crates, kicked another man's knee sideways and caught the knife wrist of a third before introducing his forehead to the man's nose.
Then he saw Tommy.
Against the far wall.
Sitting strangely.
Blood soaking through his shirt.
Bash stopped.
Everything else in the room became irrelevant.
He crossed the floor.
Tommy looked up.
“Bit of a mess.”
Bash knelt.
“You've looked better.”
“Knew you'd say something like that.”
“Save your breath.”
“That's an order?”
“Yes.”
Tommy smiled faintly.
“Good.”
Bash put pressure against the wound.
Too much blood.
He knew machinery.
He knew engines.
He knew exactly how systems failed.
And because of that, he knew before Tommy did.
Tommy's fingers caught his sleeve.
“Bash.”
“Quiet.”
“Listen.”
“No.”
“Mate.”
That word stopped him.
Tommy swallowed.
“Was I right?”
“About what?”
“You being a colonial bastard.”
Bash stared at him.
Then, despite everything, the corner of his mouth moved.
“Absolutely.”
Tommy smiled.
“Good.”
His hand loosened.
Bash pressed harder.
“Tommy.”
Nothing.
“Thomas.”
Nothing.
For perhaps the first time in his adult life, Sebastian D’Cruz issued an order that wasn't obeyed.
“Stay.”
The warehouse gave him only rain against the roof.
Bash remained there a very long time.
---
Years later people would ask him about the rebellion.
Historians wanted politics.
Journalists wanted heroes.
Nationalists wanted certainty.
British veterans wanted explanations.
Bash gave them very little.
But occasionally, after enough whisky, someone would ask him why an old Australian military tag hung beside the cross around his neck.
Then Bash would become quiet.
“Friend of yours?”
He would rub the scratched metal between his fingers.
“Once.”
“What happened?”
Bash would look toward whatever harbour happened to be nearby.
And sometimes he answered.
“Empire didn't kill him.”
That usually surprised them.
“Who did?”
Bash would finish his drink.
“Men who thought nobody was watching.”
Then he'd stand.
Because that lesson mattered more to him than all the flags.
Empires killed loudly.
Greed killed quietly.
And somewhere between them lived ordinary men who deserved somebody willing to notice.
Tommy had once asked Bash whose side he was on.
Years later Bash finally understood the answer.
Not Britain.
Not rebellion.
Not Rome.
Not India as an abstraction.
People.
The railway worker beside the track.
The sailor below deck.
The widow waiting at the harbour.
The idiot Australian who crossed a warehouse door alone because someone else's daughter might be inside.
Bash touched the two pieces of metal at his chest.
The cross.
And Tommy's tag.
Then he walked back into the rain.
There was always another bastard somewhere who believed nobody was watching.
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I simulated a pulsar. Pretty cool. Prob adding to Farbound.
What's energia, never heard of it
He definitely started rapping. He got his rap fanbase first. Then started singing
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电动车不好卖也用不了太久的，任何政府的产业政策从来都不可能成功，人为加剧资本的错配与浪费，最终必然是产能过剩。产业政策实际上是低配版的计划经济。
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### 央视怒批哪吒破产，百亿国资被霍霍精光
近日，一起司法拍卖引发全网关注，那是哪吒汽车一批存放于南宁市的机械设备，拍卖物共计438项 ，大到机器人，小到螺丝刀。
这是哪吒汽车的三大生产基地之一，是其对接东盟市场的桥头堡。为此，广西南宁产投集团投资了16亿。如今，这个整体耗资24亿的基地化成一批“零碎儿”。
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这并非首次拍卖，7月28日首拍流拍。而二拍时间定为8月12日，起拍价直降超1200万元，下调幅度超20%，降至4824.63万元。
截至目前，已有610次围观，但依然无人报名。一拍、二拍围观合计超3300人次。
曾经风光无限的造车新势力黑马哪吒汽车，如今却陷入资产处置无人接盘的窘境。
此前，央视《焦点访谈》曾曝光，哪吒汽车三年累计亏损183亿元，浙江桐乡、江西宜春、广西南宁三大生产基地全面停产，母公司合众新能源进入破产重整，创始人方运舟、前CEO张勇沦为失信被执行人，最终连累地方财政与纳税人买单的残酷真相。
央视曝光后，哪吒的重整之路更加艰难。
山子高科拟投入45亿元接盘，但因清偿率仅18.7%，重整计划未获核心供应商通过。最揪心的仍是那些被“套牢”的国资——它们本应是产业助推器，却沦为失败企业的“接盘侠”。
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百亿国资打了水漂
曾经的新势力销冠哪吒汽车（合众新能源），诞生于2021年。2024年开始暴雷，2025年进入破产清算。
2021年至2023年，哪吒分别亏损48.40亿元、66.66亿元、68.67亿元，三年累计亏损近184亿元。
2025年9月12日，哪吒破产重整债权人会议显示，共有1631家债权人申报债权，总额超过260亿元。
哪吒亏了这么多钱，倒下了还欠这么多外债，到底谁买单？
从股权上来看，国资可能要买一半的单。
综合IPO招股书和媒体报道，哪吒汽车近一半的股权由国资持有：
宜春国资12.18%、南宁国资11.20%、华鼎资本（背后有四川国资）9.82%、安徽国资8.28%、桐乡国资6.62%，上述合计持股接近50%。
据悉，历经十来轮融资，哪吒融资金额高达228亿元。简单估算，其中大约有一半，来自国资的百亿元打了水漂。
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各地发债等方式筹资“招商”
据央视《焦点访谈》栏目，记者不久前来到江西省宜春市经济开发区，哪吒汽车母公司合众新能源的一个占地600余亩的汽车制造工厂，现在只剩下空荡荡的工厂和落灰的生产线。
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这座2021年才投产的智慧工厂曾是宜春市招商引资的重要成果。
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宜春经开区管委会和合众新能源公司签订的合同显示，其新能源汽车项目总投资50亿元，大部分都是由宜春经开区管委会负责筹集。
据了解，宜春市国资委和财政局所属的相关平台公司投资近20亿元收购股权。而且，土地和厂房也是通过当地国企投资成立的公司来解决，仅这一项就花费了近3亿元。
为了让这个新能源汽车项目快速落地宜春，当地投资股权、代建厂房、提供十年的租金减免，而且，每辆在宜春出售的汽车政府还奖励2万元。
据了解，宜春提供的不少优惠条件都属于违反或者变相违反相关政策法规。2016年，国务院发布了关于在市场体系建设中建立公平竞争审查制度的意见，其中明确提出不得违法给予特定经营者优惠政策。
江西宜春之外，通过地方的招商引资，合众新能源在浙江桐乡、广西南宁都建设了自己的生产基地。
位于南宁市青秀区的这一工业园也正是本次拍卖的主角。该工业园是合众新能源公司与广西南宁市政府战略合作的成果。根据合作协议，这个项目计划在南宁建设年产10万辆的纯电动乘用车项目，其中大部分都是南宁投入的，土地和厂房也是由南宁方面出资购买和建设的。
广西南宁市工业和信息化局副局长慕伟表示整个市场化的方式是24亿元左右，资金来源是平台公司，也是企业化的，我们是通过基金投入合众的母公司。
所谓的市场化方式其实也是南宁的国有企业来承担。据了解，这24亿元主要是由南宁政府下属的企业来投资，其中市国资委下属的南宁产投集团公司投资额占比最大。
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广西南宁产投集团公司副总经理何浩表示，我们大概投资16亿元，资金来源一是我们自己资产盘活，另一个可能去融资，比如我是一个资金组合，可能前期我去借款，但是后面我能通过发债来置换。
除了借款和发债，记者了解到，仅在2020年12月，南宁市就给予南宁产投新能源项目补助5.5亿元。
对于此次拍卖遇冷，业内人士表示：当前国内汽车产业的生产能力已非常充裕，导致生产设备的市场实际需求走弱。反映到投资端，国内车企已鲜有新建工厂的意愿，转而采用存量厂房改造。这既是成本考量，也是行业竞争加剧、淘汰赛提速的一个信号。
也就是说，可能除了土地，一切都不值钱了。
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500万欠款如何压垮哪吒
成立于2014年的哪吒汽车曾凭借低价车型迅速崛起。
2022年以15.2万辆的销量登顶新势力销冠，成为行业“黑马”。然而2023年起，其销量持续下滑，2024年跌至6.45万辆，2025年1月单月销量更是暴跌97.76%至110辆。2023年销量下滑后，周鸿祎转向“高端化”路线，张勇坚持“下沉市场”，内部战略撕裂加速崩盘。
在过去的一年里，张勇因周鸿祎的频繁批评而备受瞩目。从产品命名到演讲能力，周鸿祎几乎一整年都在公开场合对张勇进行数落。
张勇的卖车能力也曾受到过质疑。为了谋求资金顺畅，2024年6月哪吒汽车曾经谋求上市。根据当时的招股书数据计算，以公司2023年经营亏损67.58亿元、累计销量127496辆来计算，即2023年公司每卖一辆汽车就要亏损5.3万元左右。
只是，这种“卖一辆亏一辆”的商业模式，叠加融资断档，直接导致现金流枯竭。2024年IPO失败后，资本输血戛然而止，银行抽贷成为压垮骆驼的最后一根稻草。
财务数据显示，哪吒汽车2021至2023年累计净亏损达183亿元，现金流缺口持续扩大，截至2025年3月账面现金仅剩3.2亿元，而短期债务超20亿元。
事实上，合众新能源已融资10轮，融资金额达到228亿元，投资机构包括宁德时代、合肥高新、桐乡市财政局和360集团、华鼎基金等，但是造车烧钱速度惊人。此前市场有消息称，哪吒汽车logo的设计费用高达5亿元。后来哪吒汽车前CEO张勇辟谣称，Logo花费5亿不实，设计费不超百万。
去年6月12日，嘉兴市中级人民法院裁定受理合众新能源汽车股份有限公司破产重整一案。申请人为一家广告公司，曾负责哪吒汽车的媒体发布会及营销业务。因千万元级别费用长期未支付，他们将哪吒汽车告上法庭。法院虽已强制执行，但仍有500多万未归还，法院执行陷入停滞。
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地方国资或血本无归
哪吒汽车的命运尚未尘埃落定，但其案例已刻入行业史册。
近年来，国内新能源汽车发展迅速，新能源汽车品牌一度超过300个，这和一些地方盲目投资不无关系。高合、拜腾、博郡等破产重整的新能源企业融资过程中，都有来自地方国有资本的投资。
就哪吒汽车而言，其曾在供应商大会上表示，公司计划通过30亿元的战略投资，加上南宁和桐乡两地政府提供的30亿元供应链融资以及银行的30亿元融资，总共需要10亿元的配套融资，以达成百亿融资规模。
但目前由于银行撤走30亿元贷款，融资缺口达三分之一，领投方建议与供应商化债30亿元。
但截至2025年5月1日，合众新能源的资产构成主要包括固定资产、机器设备、知识产权以及应收账款等项目。
去年12月4日，合众新能源管理人发布共益债投资人招募公告，面向社会公开招募共益债投资人。
而目前唯一意向投资人，山子高科曾提出45亿元注资，但需原股东股权清零，地方国资血本无归 。