'A new piece of electronic warfare equipment appears more precisely targeted, apparently capable of jamming Starlink terminals on the ground across an area of up to 20 square kilometers.'
After the war he lived four years in the same small village as my grandmom, breeding chicken and working in the woods until he saved enough money for his escape to Argentina. He supposedly even sold his eggs to the Jewish survivor community of the closeby concentration camp Bergen-Belsen.
There were definitely some interactions but of course Eichmann tried to keep social activities to a minimum just so much that he didn't give rise to any suspicion.
I assume that people don't want to talk to reporters because of the bad image cast on them. I mean having a mass murderer in your community and not identifying him people may think that you're either dumb or you were actively ignoring it. After the war people mostly tried to forget about the Nazis as a coping mechanism for their common guilt.
This is one thing in Germany that makes me feel like I’m living in the Matrix:
You think you’ve learned about World War II and the Nazis in school. You think the lessons are all to clear. But then you read Sebastian Haffner’s “Geschichte eines Deutschen“, or Stefan Zweig‘s „Die Welt von Gestern“. And you look around. And you recognize those very same characters. The Eichmanns. The SA henchmen. People who would probably be very happy in that regime, even though they have no idea that they would - because what they’ve learned about it is a very different story. A fairytale almost.
I once had to develop something similar. The solution my company had chosen was to transmit the weights and possible errors via a Websocket connection between the UI and the scale adapter - a small Java service doing the raw socket communication.
Weirdly the commands to stop weighing and set tare, get tare, etc. would be send via RabbitMQ from the UI server to the adapter instead of using the WS connection.
Yeah I have gotten some reports that dark mode plugins could mess up the board. If you can turn it off for specific websites, I suggest doing that, and rather use the dark mode on chessguessr.com.
> Lichess will not remove Russian or Belarusian flags from user profiles. Russia and Belarus exist as countries, and removing their flag does not change that. There are also many Russians and Belarusians who disagree with the war and are protesting it, whose bravery we respect, but by nationality still identify as Russian and Belarusian.
In these days I think deliberately displaying the Russian flag on one's profile has to be interpreted as supporting Russia's government.
Regarding "Russia and Belarus exist as countries, and removing their flag does not change that" - no one wants to remove Russia nor Belarus as countries but Russia wants to do so with Ukraine with the help of Belarus.
I also would have wished for Lichess to communicate their stance more quickly.
