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Phønix

#introduction I'm a generalist gladly busy with a bit of everything, with in mind, hands and heart: #autonomy and #community building.
Here to #escalate.
I work with #food transformation, #plants and #fermentation, and I love #brewing beer and #cooking for a lot of people. Sometimes I share workshops and teachings.
Part of @genopretkbh for 7 years +, supporting sustainability in communities and friendships through #conflict #systems and mediation.
Background in #somatics, #dance, #art #music and #theater. Even as an Awareness person in #techno raves.
I've also been a #massage therapist and #sound healer for some years, and am sharing now community oriented ear #acupuncture treatments with @aabnenaale
I am practicing #plant and #vegetable breeding, #seeds collecting and exchanging with #GoingToSeed. I grow in zone 8.
I like to #fast, #hike, and gather friends around it.
I like #systems and #routines. Convinced fellow and fan of #GTD.
Staring at a #fire is a good medicine. Sustaining the one in my heart and my comrades also. #internationalism makes me melt.
I like weird shit and embracing my inner #weirdo

A very dark image where you can guess someone from the back with a black cape. They are holding a very big and bright silver sword.
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Chuck Darwin

Surprise Ukraine offensive pokes Russia’s soft underbelly

Kyiv just made a move that military analysts, and Moscow, apparently, didn’t think was possible.


As the war in Ukraine settled into a stalemate, two assumptions became prevalent among analysts:

First, that it is nearly impossible to achieve any #surprise on a battlefield blanketed by drones.

Second, that it is nearly impossible to mount #fast-moving #offensive operations, given the extensive defenses erected by both sides.

🔥Ukraine has challenged both assumptions over the past few days with its surprise, lightning-fast thrust into Russia’s #Kursk region
— ♦️an area familiar to military historians as the site, during World War II, of the biggest tank battle in history.

The Ukrainian military shocked the entire world
— and the Russian defenders
— when it sent an armored column on Tuesday across the border from Ukraine’s Sumy region.

There had been cross-border raids by Ukraine before,
but those were much smaller operations conducted by Russian volunteers.

This was something much more ambitious:
a combined-arms offensive utilizing armored vehicles (some of them German- and U.S.-made),
infantry,
artillery
and electronic-warfare equipment.

Ukraine reportedly committed elements of four elite brigades to the operation.

This was, in fact, the kind of well-planned, well-executed assault that the Ukrainians had hoped to pull off last year, on a much grander scale,
when their objective was to slice through Russian lines in southern Ukraine and break the land bridge between Crimea and Russia.

That offensive failed against well-prepared Russian defenses full of mines and trenches, all covered by heavy artillery fire and large numbers of drones.

⭐️By contrast, the Ukrainians have practically waltzed into the Kursk region, because the Russians weren’t expecting an attack there.

This reinforces the lesson of the June 2023 rebellion by Wagner Group mercenaries,
who found a practically open road to Moscow before turning back at the last moment.

⚠️The interior of Russia is lightly defended, and the lumbering Russian military cannot react quickly to new threats.

It makes you wonder why the Ukrainians mounted a costly and futile frontal assault on Russian lines last summer
instead of staging a “left hook” through Russian territory to attack the Russian defenders from the rear
— similar to the maneuver that the United States employed against Iraqi forces in Kuwait during the Gulf War in 1991

washingtonpost.com/opinions/20

The Washington Post · Surprise Ukraine offensive pokes Russia’s soft underbellyBy Max Boot
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Thomas Coopman

Any people on here who have both experience with #ddd + #teamtopologies and #less or #fast?

It feels that stream-aligned teams and the fluid teams is a big conflict? And I'm wondering what kind of tradeoffs you've found when working with one or the other?

For example, how do devs build deep domain expertise in fluid teams?

Or if you do TeamToplogies, does it always mean that you might need to rework your architecture so teams can work on value and not just on individual components?

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@jerry

#Firefox + uBlock Origin will blow you away with speed and low memory/cpu use, if you're currently used to Chrome. They really stepped up the performance a few years ago with a mostly-new rendering engine, but they were already a distant afterthought by then. Most people didn't know there was anything but Chrome (and relatives) available.

#uBlock#uBlockOrigin#memory
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🇺🇸 JewWhoHasItAll

However, we certainly won’t allow a child to go hungry (not even on a supposed #fast day; Thimosy is below the bar mitzvah age in any case) so we accommodated his needs by giving him a large helping of the cabbage salad, pickles, and pita that were side dishes to the soup on that day. We allowed him to take as many of the bread and salads as he wanted and we only charged his account for a single portion. I think that was extremely fair.

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