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Last week, Gizmodo parent company G/O Media fired the staff of its Spanish-language site Gizmodo en Español and began to replace their work with AI translations of English-language articles, reports The Verge.

Former Gizmodo writer Matías S. Zavia publicly mentioned the layoffs, which took place via video call on August 29, in a social media post. On August 31, Zavia wrote , "Hello friends. On Tuesday they shut down @GizmodoES to turn it into a translation self-publisher (an AI took my job, literally)."

Previously, Gizmodo en Español had a small but dedicated team who wrote original content tailored specifically for Spanish-speaking readers, as well as producing translations of Gizmodo's English articles. The site represented Gizmodo's first foray into international markets when it launched in 2012 after being acquired from Guanabee.

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On Tuesday, Meta announced SeamlessM4T , a multimodal AI model for speech and text translations. As a neural network that can process both text and audio, it can perform text-to-speech, speech-to-text, speech-to-speech, and text-to-text translations for "up to 100 languages," according to Meta. Its goal is to help people who speak different languages communicate with each other more effectively.

Continuing Meta's relatively open approach to AI, Meta is releasing SeamlessM4T under a research license (CC BY-NC 4.0) that allows developers to build on the work. They're also releasing SeamlessAlign, which Meta calls "the biggest open multimodal translation dataset to date, totaling 270,000 hours of mined speech and text alignments." That will likely kick-start the training of future translation AI models from other researchers.

Among the features of SeamlessM4T touted on Meta's promotional blog, the company says that the model can perform speech recognition (you give it audio of speech, and it converts it to text), speech-to-text translation (it translates spoken audio to a different language in text), speech-to-speech translation (you feed it speech audio, and it outputs translated speech audio), text-to-text translation (similar to how Google Translate functions), and text-to-speech translation (feed it text and it will translate and speak it out in another language). Each of the text translation functions supports nearly 100 languages, and the speech output functions support about 36 output languages.

Public Movim Post Of Turkey Syria Earthquake Article

https://mov.im/?blog/preptorrent%40movim.eu/earthquakes-2023-turkey-or-syria-and-compassion-from-ham-radio-free-software-70tsza

Earthquakes between 7.4 and 7.7 (or 7.8) Magnitude (but also 6.7 Magnitude for a late shallow Earthquake) struck Turkey and Syria Monday 6 February 2023. Turkey Gaziantep then Ekinözü (a 7.5 Magnitude Earthquake struck) and the Kahramanmaras region is a struck epicentre, also in Syria Besnaya - Bseineh and Sarmada (North West Syria).

USGS (United States Geological Survey, for USA Government) Data Reports the earthquakes for time and location as 2023-02-06 01:17:35 (UTC)37.174°N 37.032°E17.9 km depth

An Internet Intensity Map from USGS shows internet activty and the map is big enough to cover where the erathquake struck.

https://earthquake.usgs.gov/realtime/product/dyfi/us6000jllz/us/1675727221027/us6000jllz_ciim_geo.jpg

USGS United States Geological Survey

https://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/eventpage/us6000jllz/executive

Disaster and Emergency Management Authority in Turkey

https://en.afad.gov.tr/about-us

HAM Radio can be used to send information by voice but also a data Mode can send Morse code or Geographical location data and Wether and so forth, and so any short text message can be sent (such as even through morse code if you so desired). The LORAWAN technologies (if you have such equipment) can also be used aside form HAM Radio for small amounts of data such as sending a start and end time-date stamp to indicate the duration of an event, along with geographical location data as longitude, latitude and altitude and then a magnet link of a torrent file for an ISO of a CDROM containing information on the topic you wish to share which could later be downloaded by the internet when it becomes avaiable (so the CDROM might have some video file stored on it and text files and PDF files and 3D-Model Files like a collada-file for software such as 'Blender' and audio files such as mp3 or Ogg Vorbis or it might be a mixed-mode CD which plays some audio in a Audio CD-Player but also has some computer data if placed into a PC computer such as MSWindows or Linux). HAM Radio exists in Syria and in Turkey and can help communications and this is important for helping people and for science data like geology and physics which might pertain more and more to the situation. Sole Linux is a debian linux software which can be used to install HAM radio software and use OCr software and FireFox Web Browser nd it can share geology and physics science information such as by installing SciLab for free. Learning Languages can be done in Liunx too. Gaussian Heat-Maps could be generated to use Kernelized classification of geological and disaster relife areas and communication HAM Radio spots possibly with LoRaWAN shown, and so OpenID built atop of OAuth2 as OIDC can allow single-sign-on and federated log-in to bring together the information such as by the Fediverse. Kernel density estimation of an hypercube could be accomkplished via the Parzen window via the Rosenblatt-Parzen method, such that OpenCL (especially OpenCL1.2 or higher) is used as an heterogenous computing method to distributed processing over low-power devices including a raspberry-pi3b (or Pizero2W) GPU or GT710 Nvidia Desktop PC GPU or even a large server so as to balance the computational efforsts as scalable. SciLab can help with this and can run on a RaspberryPi3b+ or a home Linux computer (such as the notion of a 64bit linux distro desktop PC with a GPU as good as a Nvidia GT710 installed or a AMD HD6450 or better). Machine Learning or GPU neural networks can use Kernelization methodology.

Gaussian Kernel Density Estimation Explained on Wikipedia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kernel_density_estimation

Gaussian Kernel Method explained on Wikipedia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kernel_method

Ham Radio and Getting Started with Data Modes

https://www.essexham.co.uk/how-to-get-started-with-data-modes

Syrian Scientific Technical Amateur Radio Society SSTARS

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syrian_Scientific_Technical_Amateur_Radio_Society

Technical Institute of Radio by a group of amateur radio enthusiasts in Damascus

https://www.qsl.net/on4ww/Syria.html

There are various free OCR (Optical character Recognition softwares such as Copyfish (linked below and OCR Space) which can be used on PC (Windows Or Linux) and smartphone app, but also Tesseract with a9t9 frontend installed to a MSWindows PC. Also consider GOCR open-source character recognition (e.g. gocr049.exe), and (GPL License) A9t9 Free OCR (probably the easiet for MSWindows if you are willing to use free Tesseract OCR Software which has a good License, BSD/Apache style). You would thereby download the (a9t9)FreeOcrWindowsDesktop-Setup.exe file.

Free-Ocr-Windows-Desktop (a9t9)FreeOcrWindowsDesktop-Setup.exe

https://github.com/A9T9/Free-Ocr-Windows-Desktop/releases

The (a9t9)FreeOcr blog and documentation hyperlinks

https://onlineocr.a9t9.com/blog/p/free-ocr-software.html

(GOCR)[https://jocr.sourceforge.net/download.html]

https://jocr.sourceforge.net/download.html

For example, these languages can be recognised in he free OCR software by scanning (or taking a photograph using a digital camera or smartphone or webcam connected to a PC). Once the text is on your computer it can br translated into other languages as text. also, text can be converted into speech or SRT files as subtitles which can be added to a DVD video you make on your computer or an Mpeg4 video (or Ogg Vorbis theora in free software like Openshot or KdenLive). Text can be "spoken by a computer" using voice synthesis software. Translations of text between languages can be helped by free software like "FireFox Translations" (hyperlinked below) which you can use in the Mozilla FireFox Web-Browser and you can use Thunderbird to read RSS feeds. Discover the web pages about the OCR Languages below. Languages to use the OCR Free software with include Turkish OCR, Arabic OCR, English OCR (*), French OCR, German OCR, Portuguese OCR, Russian OCR, Spanish OCR, Chinese OCR (Simplified and traditional characters), Hindi OCR, Korean OCR, Italian OCR

OCR Languages

Arabic OCR

https://ocr.space/arabic

English OCR

https://ocr.space/english

French OCR

https://ocr.space/french

German OCR

https://ocr.space/german

Portuguese OCR

https://ocr.space/portuguese

Russian OCR

https://ocr.space/russian

Spanish OCR

https://ocr.space/spanish

Chinese OCR

https://ocr.space/chinese

Hindi OCR

https://ocr.space/hindi

Korean OCR

https://ocr.space/korean

Japanese OCR

https://ocr.space/japanese

Italian OCR

https://ocr.space/italian

ESword software can be installed on MSWindows (WindowsXP through to Windows10) or Sword Modules can be used in "BibleTime" software for Linux (such as in the software center or synaptic for Debian), MacOSX and Windows.

BibleTime software for Linux, MacOSX and Windows

https://bibletime.info/

ESword bible Software for MSWindows

https://e-sword.net/downloads.html

Read these other links to learn more about this information for using software and how to help people such as with health or nutrition via HugelKultur by readin the articles in these links and then seeing the subsequently linked articles as blog posts hyperlinked. Free Wikibooks First Aid documentation is linked so it can help people as a known quantity book to communicate about as a topic over the internet or LoRaWAN or HAM Radio. A British Military experience wound surgery research medical science paper shows the treatment of combat wounds but some wounds from natural disasters like Earthquakes can be somewhat similar and the medical knowledge of what to expect can further assist people dealing with communicating about the terminology expected for the topic.

Public Post version of IRC Donation

https://mov.im/?blog/preptorrent%40movim.eu/how-i-made-a-12-donation-to-international-rescue-committee-t1R0E8

Public Post version of 5 GBP Pakistan Flood Donation

https://mov.im/?blog/preptorrent%40movim.eu/how-i-made-5-gbp-christmas-donation-to-disasters-emergency-committee-pakistan-be6zVh

Quick Notice: For the other money donation to Gnome Foundation, see this other link.

Money donation to Gnome Foundation

https://mov.im/?blog/preptorrent%40movim.eu/donating-5-usd-to-gnome-foundation-jp4OiJ

A guide to radio communications technologies for Linux computing for Urdu

https://mov.im/?blog/preptorrent%40movim.eu/ab82747e-5183-4fe3-a260-115144cb4846

You might have been inspired to read my article (A guide to radio communications technologies for Linux computing for Urdu) on how HAM Radio can help the floods and also Afghanistan with a RaspberryPi for SDR (Software Defined Radio, such as by using Linux LimeSuite software) using a RTL2832U dongle and various open-source software like Soapy-Remote-Server, and when plugging in (the USB ports of a Raspberry Pi3b+ using GuvcView software and "cheese") a webcam (costing btween £1 and $5 USD), with a built-in microphone like a Playstation2-Eyetoy but a better (usb-converted) microphone can help too.

Arabic English Translation of How To Learn linux SDR for rtl2832u

https://upload.movim.eu/files/72545d95562ce01c8d7e25cb0e413a679c22c9f2/l1U1VDGDU3bt/arabicSDRrtl2832u.bmp.jpg

To be knowledgeable about how your study of HAM Radio or Linux can help the people communicating around the Earthquake disaster topics and the Pakistan Floods (and other regions like Afghanistan), you may seek self-improvement as you learn about how to get linux via a torrent file and how to use a CD-Writer (and other knowledge) in this (German and English language) article linked below (German and English... Deutschland macht gute Technologien wie Knoppix Linux). Also, learn about how to use linux (and prepare your amd64 PC) using Version 5.3.8 ultimatebootcd such as to backup data and recover lost data and to partitition drives or clone an HDD (all of which can be discovered by reading and talking on the UBCD forums), and so all that information can be seen on the article linked below as "Wifi Bandwidth Management Hong Kong".

Wifi Bandwidth Management Hong Kong

https://mov.im/?blog/preptorrent%40movim.eu/0a07613c-ef42-4ed0-b3d2-2bffc33ef519

Wifi Bandwidth Management Hong Kong

Amharic Ethiopia Linux Computer ሊኑክስ ኮምፕዩተር

https://mov.im/?blog/preptorrent%40movim.eu/6a4795ca-85be-4777-85c3-624eed054e25

Amharic Ethiopia Linux Computer ሊኑክስ ኮምፕዩተር

A guide to radio communications technologies for Linux computing for Urdu

https://mov.im/?blog/preptorrent%40movim.eu/ab82747e-5183-4fe3-a260-115144cb4846

A guide to radio communications technologies for Linux computing for Urdu

Slackware Donation methods like paypal

https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/slackware-14/donating-to-slackware-4175634729/#post5882751

Slackware Donation methods like Paypal

WikiBooks First Aid web pages including PDF download version

https://en.m.wikibooks.org/wiki/First_Aid

WikiBooks First Aid web pages including PDF download version

British Heart Foundation PDF Guide to Defibrillators

https://www.resus.org.uk/sites/default/files/2020-03/AED_Guide_2019-12-04.pdf

Here is an example of Russian prepping documentation, and although it has a radioactive theme, the inclusion of it here has nothing to do with nuclear weapons threats but rather just the fact that Russian people care about people too and as such the information can be useful for various scenarios (e.g. nuclear power-station precautions) and it is a lead for other documens on Russian prepping like First Aid or Health and so scanning the letters in tesseract OCR Optical Character Recognition software with translation software added under BSD license can allow for Mozilla Firefox web-browser to translate into english via Firefox Translations and so you can then search for more Russian language prepping material documents. Likewise, Lithuanian and Estonian prepping documents can be translated and searched in a simiar way and all are included here so as to kindly help all people affected in the Russia or Ukraine or countries nearby to Europe. Or people might want to read it all simply to see the compared style of diagrams or images purely for creative reasons. Graphic images of healthcare surgery or wound treatment (a topic which is for caring for poorly people) is a precaution advised for some viewing. The inclusion of it is not about war (although of course the authors show it has been useful in such circumstances) but instead simply for learning human anatomy in medicine and knowledge and helping people.

Russian prepping documentation scanned

https://atomic-annhilation.blogspot.com/2013/08/1986-soviet-civil-defense.html

Prepping documentation such as for Lithuania or Estonia or Russia or Ukraine 2016-aktyviu-veiksmu-gaires.pdf

https://kam.lt/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/2016-aktyviu-veiksmu-gaires.pdf

Alternative Link to Prepping documentation such as for Lithuania or Estonia or Russia or Ukraine 2016-aktyviu-veiksmu-gaires.pdf

https://upload.movim.eu/files/72545d95562ce01c8d7e25cb0e413a679c22c9f2/VuNEVLDrkCAmH9ibjqpJKeZxCwj9bVu931c4IEoX/2016_aktyviu_veiksmu_gaires_internetui_.pdf

English Language Lithuanian Prepping documenation

https://upload.movim.eu/files/72545d95562ce01c8d7e25cb0e413a679c22c9f2/lEXjkncNURxLPWEaBsIx9qPVlXq3RJAKSviYVxUp/ka_turime_zinoti_praktiniai_patarimai_en-el.pdf

Lithuanian Armoured Vehicle documentation which is also useful for places like Africa

https://www.sauliusajunga.lt/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/Sarvuotos_technikos_apibudinimas_Mokomoji_kng.pdf

Graphic Content Warning Adult supervision for The Management of Combat Wounds The British Military Experience

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/282485099_The_Management_of_Combat_Wounds_The_British_Military_Experience

Graphic Content Warning Adult supervision for TheManagementofCombatWoundsthebritishexperience.pdf

https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Steven-Jeffery/publication/282485099_The_Management_of_Combat_Wounds_The_British_Military_Experience/links/580e183208ae0360753dca6e/The-Management-of-Combat-Wounds-The-British-Military-Experience.pdf

USA Navy prepping PDF example for West Nile Virus

https://www.ready.navy.mil/Portals/86/Documents/beinformed/diseases/DISEASES_WestNile_031015JJK.pdf

USA Navy Prepping documenation portals found via here

https://www.ready.navy.mil/

SimpleSAMLPHP documentation as per OIDC

https://simplesamlphp.org/docs/1.19/simplesamlphp-install.html

YouTube OAuth Example Of Using OIDC and this can be used with SimpleSAMLPHP

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBpVLq_okic

I have included a link for NUAR UK Emergency Alerts (Cabinet Office) but really I would say it could do with a low cost tweak to also allow UK government square-wave data (sounding somewhat like a dial-up modem handshake sound to the human ear) to be received via RADIO (such as a FM car radio) onto a RaspberryPi (which would be expected to have installed a LoRaWAN dongle for public responding) for software updates such as torrent magnet links and bearing co-ordinates and cronjob date-time-stamps and longditude-latitude-altitude and MIDI (which cane be used for music or PC joystick or vehicle control like a drone since it even was used in guided missles in the past) to be processed in linux accepted via microphone-in 3.5mm jack plug (via USB soundcard on the RaspberryPi3b or PiZero2W) or via rtl2832u or buetooth (such as sent from a car-stereo bluetooth link, with or without a bluetooth headset earphone-and-microphone). Having a UK Gov AppImage (both RaspberryPi and amd64 compatible) on the receiving Linux device (PC or Pi3b) linked via the aforementioned technologies (3.5mm jack or bluetooth or rtl2832u) to the car-radio would allow for password authentication of installing a shellscript for every NUAR squarewave update which need only be up to 100KB but probably only needs about 3KB data sent like a DamnSmallLinux torrent file needs, notifying the need to connect to internet to download 50MB of data later that day as a bootable ISO that can be written to CDROM. About a minute of analogue FM Radio squarewave sound should transmit (from UK gov to a public radio connected to a RaspberryPi zero2w or Pi3b at home or in a car) 150KB to 300KB of data and so the signal being sent twice for parity of that 1 minute data signal should last 2 minutes and you probably do not even need that much data. The magnet-links sent could also include private firm sponsorship adverts in some scenarios.

NUAR UK Emergency Alterts which includes software

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/national-underground-asset-register-nuar

UK Cabinet Office NUAR and UK emergency Alerts video YT channel

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_Dgo8SxUnI

See all YT UK Emergency Alerts Videos Cabinet Office and NUAR

https://www.youtube.com/@CabinetOfficeUKGov

Firefox Translations

www.snipca.com/44358

Github tesseract-ocr

https://github.com/tesseract-ocr/tesseract

Tesseract OCR a9t9 Frontend for Microsoft Windows 8 and 10

https://onlineocr.a9t9.com/blog/p/free-ocr-software.html

German and English... Deutschland macht gute Technologien wie Knoppix Linux

https://mov.im/?blog/preptorrent%40movim.eu/deutschland-macht-gute-technologien-wie-knoppix-linux-WwX2DA

German and English... Deutschland macht gute Technologien wie Knoppix Linux

My comment has no hate in it and I do no harm. I am not appalled or afraid, boasting or envying or complaining... Just saying. Psalms23: Giving thanks and praise to the Lord and peace and love. Also, I'd say Matthew6.

#linux #slackware #opencl #skolelinux #debian #kde #foss #paypal #gnu #gnome #christmas #donate #charity #pakistan #afghanistan #urdu #Turkey #EarthQuake #Syria #russia #education #radiation #learning #nuar #prepping #electricity #electricial #electrician #health #safety #healthandsafety #science #mathematics #translation #coding #music

In time for New Year 2023, I made a £12 donation to International Rescue committee via Paypal, so Happy New Year! I show how I did it and it may help others learn how I did it, if they are already considering donating too. I understand IRC also send money to other places (Afghanistan, Yemen and so on). Happy New Year to those it helped! Another charity (predominantly suited for USA donations including charity via Afghanistan, Yemen) is linked below but $10 is the minimum (£8.41 at time of writing):

IRC help rescue.org https://help.rescue.org/donate

IRC help rescue-uk.org https://help.rescue-uk.org

Gov UK registered Charity webpage IRC

https://register-of-charities.charitycommission.gov.uk/charity-details/?regid=1065972&subid=0

https://upload.movim.eu/files/72545d95562ce01c8d7e25cb0e413a679c22c9f2/OY6fjFewjIZc/2022m12d28PaypalOrder707338transaction1XE05902AR2686148IRC.png.jpg

Public Post version of IRC Donation

https://mov.im/?blog/preptorrent%40movim.eu/how-i-made-a-12-donation-to-international-rescue-committee-t1R0E8

Public Post version of 5 GBP Pakistan Flood Donation

https://mov.im/?blog/preptorrent%40movim.eu/how-i-made-5-gbp-christmas-donation-to-disasters-emergency-committee-pakistan-be6zVh

Quick Notice: For the other money donation to Gnome Foundation, see this other link.

Money donation to Gnome Foundation

https://mov.im/?blog/preptorrent%40movim.eu/donating-5-usd-to-gnome-foundation-jp4OiJ

A guide to radio communications technologies for Linux computing for Urdu

https://mov.im/?blog/preptorrent%40movim.eu/ab82747e-5183-4fe3-a260-115144cb4846

You might want to donate also, having been inspired to read my article (A guide to radio communications technologies for Linux computing for Urdu) on how HAM Radio can help the floods and also Afghanistan with a RaspberryPi for SDR (Software Defined Radio, such as by using Linux LimeSuite software) using a RTL2832U dongle and various open-source software like Soapy-Remote-Server, and when plugging in (the USB ports of a Raspberry Pi3b+ using GuvcView software and "cheese") a webcam (costing btween £1 and $5 USD), with a built-in microphone like a Playstation2-Eyetoy but a better (usb-converted) microphone can help too. You can get to the Ukraine donation webpage I used by this link, although, first of all, I should say I logged into Paypal.

Paypal IRC International Rescue Committee Ukraine Fundraiser Registered Charity 1110538

https://help.rescue-uk.org/winterukraine-3x-up

The Paypal screenshot arrows show what I clicked in chronological order.

1: (Once logged into paypal) Clicked the One-Time Donaation option

2: Entered £12 as "other" amount (minimum usually being $10 or similar in UK), like 12 months in a year, 12 hours or a zodiac or unit circle of 10 degrees when tripled.

3: Clicked payment information, checking paypal was still logged-in.

4: Selected "Paypal" radio button.

5: I left the "Covering process costs" unticked to keep the donation simple for people to follow so the £12 was an overtly known quantity.

6: I enabled the radio button for email contact but left SMS and phone unchecked to keep all communications medium a single known quantity and easy to follow when reading.

7: I left SMS communications unchecked, as in disallowed.

8: left phone communications unchecked as in disallowed.

9: I left the tick-box for Gift Aid unchecked not only for simplicity but also so that no pressure is put on people reading my words to use Gift Aid which has taxation and thereby political viewpoints. If people want to add tax Gift-Aid, then that is there call. Just for the record, this stance on indicators of political matters is an indicator that my donation to this (largely) Ukraine IRC appeal is not anti-Russia either (not that you'd assume that). And anyway, Russians and Ukrainians marry and have children.

10: I clicked the "Make a One-time donation", option.

11: I clicked "agree and continue" to confirm the £12 would be donated via Paypal.

12: It processed for about a minute or maybe less and then asked if I wanted to change this one-time donation to a monthly regular donation. I clicked "no thanks". This keeps the pressure low on people reading who might wish to donate. Also it could seem confusing as to how the winter Ukraine donation (which ends by 2023) could still be tripled or not. It would seem this one time donation of £12 becomes £36 if tripled at their end.

13: I made note of 707338 being my order number.

14: Visiting the Paypal account, I checked the £12 donation had succeeded and saw was the 1XE05902AR2686148 transaction ID sitting next to my 707338 order number and observed that the page could be printed (e.g. on paper or PDF). Checking the pertaining email account spam folder (junk bin) for a receipt is worthwhile also.

Arabic English Translation of How To Learn linux SDR for rtl2832u

https://upload.movim.eu/files/72545d95562ce01c8d7e25cb0e413a679c22c9f2/l1U1VDGDU3bt/arabicSDRrtl2832u.bmp.jpg

To be knowledgeable about how your study of HAM Radio or Linux can help the people communicating around the Pakistan Floods (and other regions like Afghanistan), you may seek self-improvement as you learn about how to get linux via a torrent file and how to use a CD-Writer (and other knowledge) in this (German and English language) article linked below (German and English... Deutschland macht gute Technologien wie Knoppix Linux). Also, learn about how to use linux (and prepare your amd64 PC) using Version 5.3.8 ultimatebootcd such as to backup data and recover lost data and to partitition drives or clone an HDD (all of which can be discovered by reading and talking on the UBCD forums), and so all that information can be seen on the article linked below as "Wifi Bandwidth Management Hong Kong".

Wifi Bandwidth Management Hong Kong

https://mov.im/?blog/preptorrent%40movim.eu/0a07613c-ef42-4ed0-b3d2-2bffc33ef519

Wifi Bandwidth Management Hong Kong

Amharic Ethiopia Linux Computer ሊኑክስ ኮምፕዩተር

https://mov.im/?blog/preptorrent%40movim.eu/6a4795ca-85be-4777-85c3-624eed054e25

Amharic Ethiopia Linux Computer ሊኑክስ ኮምፕዩተር

A guide to radio communications technologies for Linux computing for Urdu.

https://mov.im/?blog/preptorrent%40movim.eu/ab82747e-5183-4fe3-a260-115144cb4846

A guide to radio communications technologies for Linux computing for Urdu

Slackware Donation methods like paypal

https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/slackware-14/donating-to-slackware-4175634729/#post5882751

Slackware Donation methods like Paypal

WikiBooks First Aid web pages including PDF download version

https://en.m.wikibooks.org/wiki/First_Aid

WikiBooks First Aid web pages including PDF download version

British Heart Foundation PDF Guide to Defibrillators

https://www.resus.org.uk/sites/default/files/2020-03/AED_Guide_2019-12-04.pdf

Here is an example of Russian prepping documentation, and although it has a radioactive theme, the inclusion of it here has nothing to do with nuclear weapons threats but rather just the fact that Russian people care about people too and as such the information can be useful for various scenarios (e.g. nuclear power-station precautions) and it is a lead for other documens on Russian prepping like First Aid or Health and so scanning the letters in tesseract OCR Optical Character Recognition software with translation software added under BSD license can allow for Mozilla Firefox web-browser to translate into english via Firefox Translations and so you can then search for more Russian language prepping material documents. Likewise, Lithuanian and Estonian prepping documents can be translated and searched in a simiar way and all are included here so as to kindly help all people affected in the Russia or Ukraine or countries nearby to Europe. Or people might want to read it all simply to see the compared style of diagrams or images purely for creative reasons. Graphic images of healthcare surgery or wound treatment (a topic which is for caring for poorly people) is a precaution advised for some viewing. The inclusion of it is not about war (although of course the authors show it has been useful in such circumstances) but instead simply for learning human anatomy in medicine and knowledge and helping people.

Russian prepping documentation scanned

https://atomic-annhilation.blogspot.com/2013/08/1986-soviet-civil-defense.html

Prepping documentation such as for Lithuania or Estonia or Russia or Ukraine 2016-aktyviu-veiksmu-gaires.pdf

https://kam.lt/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/2016-aktyviu-veiksmu-gaires.pdf

English Language Lithuanian Prepping documenation

https://upload.movim.eu/files/72545d95562ce01c8d7e25cb0e413a679c22c9f2/lEXjkncNURxLPWEaBsIx9qPVlXq3RJAKSviYVxUp/ka_turime_zinoti_praktiniai_patarimai_en-el.pdf

Lithuanian Armoured Vehicle documentation which is also useful for places like Africa

https://www.sauliusajunga.lt/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/Sarvuotos_technikos_apibudinimas_Mokomoji_kng.pdf

Graphic Content Warning Adult supervision for The Management of Combat Wounds The British Military Experience

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/282485099_The_Management_of_Combat_Wounds_The_British_Military_Experience

Graphic Content Warning Adult supervision for TheManagementofCombatWoundsthebritishexperience.pdf

https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Steven-Jeffery/publication/282485099_The_Management_of_Combat_Wounds_The_British_Military_Experience/links/580e183208ae0360753dca6e/The-Management-of-Combat-Wounds-The-British-Military-Experience.pdf

USA Navy prepping PDF example for West Nile Virus

https://www.ready.navy.mil/Portals/86/Documents/beinformed/diseases/DISEASES_WestNile_031015JJK.pdf

USA Navy Prepping documenation portals found via here

https://www.ready.navy.mil/

I have included a link for NUAR UK Emergency Alerts (Cabinet Office) but really I would say it could do with a low cost tweak to also allow UK government square-wave data (sounding somewhat like a dial-up modem handshake sound to the human ear) to be received via RADIO (such as a FM car radio) onto a RaspberryPi (which would be expected to have installed a LoRaWAN dongle for public responding) for software updates such as torrent magnet links and bearing co-ordinates and cronjob date-time-stamps and longditude-latitude-altitude and MIDI (which cane be used for music or PC joystick or vehicle control like a drone since it even was used in guided missles in the past) to be processed in linux accepted via microphone-in 3.5mm jack plug (via USB soundcard on the raspberryPi3b or piZero2W) or via rtl2832u or buetooth (such as sent from a car-stereo bluetooth link, with or without a bluetooth headset earphone-and-microphone). Having a UK Gov AppImage (both RaspberryPi and amd64 compatible) on the receiving Linux device (PC or Pi3b) linked via the aforementioned technologies (3.5mm jack or bluetooth or rtl2832u) to the car-radio would allow for password authentication of installing a shellscript for every NUAR squarewave update which need only be up to 100KB but probably only needs about 3KB data sent like a DamnSmallLinux torrent file needs, notifying the need to connect to internet to download 50MB of data later that day as a bootable ISO that can be written to CDROM. About a minute of analogue FM Radio squarewave sound should transmit (from UK gov to a public radio connected to a RaspberryPi zero2w or Pi3b at home or in a car) 150KB to 300KB of data and so the signal being sent twice for parity of that 1 minute data signal should last 2 minutes and you probably do not even need that much data. The magnet-links sent could also include private firm sponsorship adverts in some scenarios.

NUAR UK Emergency Alterts which includes software

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/national-underground-asset-register-nuar

UK Cabinet Office NUAR and UK emergency Alerts video YT channel

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_Dgo8SxUnI

See all YT UK Emergency Alerts Videos Cabinet Office and NUAR

https://www.youtube.com/@CabinetOfficeUKGov

Firefox Translations

www.snipca.com/44358

Github tesseract-ocr

https://github.com/tesseract-ocr/tesseract

Tesseract OCR a9t9 Frontend for Microsoft Windows 8 and 10

https://onlineocr.a9t9.com/blog/p/free-ocr-software.html

German and English... Deutschland macht gute Technologien wie Knoppix Linux

https://mov.im/?blog/preptorrent%40movim.eu/deutschland-macht-gute-technologien-wie-knoppix-linux-WwX2DA

German and English... Deutschland macht gute Technologien wie Knoppix Linux

Good reads in paper books are:

Penguin Books, Chemistry, David William Arthur Sharp... ISBN 978-0-140-51445-2

Thames and Hudson, A History Of Western Art, The World Of art Library Michael Levey

CGP Physics Workbook (formula sheet quoted below, but the book is also useful for repairs, radioactive safety and nuclear fission and fusion revision)... ISBN 978 1 84146 644 6

Good listens on Audio CD include:

Tchaikovsky Seenade for strings in C, op.48 and Dvořák Serenade for strings in E, op.22

In addition to learning (GCSE Maths O-Level) Graphical Linear Inequalities (for business allocation like logistics especially programming RaspberryPi BASH scripts and GPIO usage like as a multimeter), Science formula notes worth writing on the back of a periodic table photocopied for learning (not necessarily BODMAS conforming) include:

Frequency: f = 1/T

Wavelength: v = f * λ

Velocity: s = d/t

Time: t = d/s

Acceleration: a = Δv/t "or" a=F/m

Weight (a force): W = m * g

Force (and Mass): F = m * a

Work done: E = F * d

Kinetic Energy: KE = 1/2 * m * v²

Momentum: p = m * v

Force: F = (mv - mu)/t

Potential Difference: V = I * R

Current: I = V/R

Resistance: R = V/I

Electrical Power: P = I * V "or" P = I² * R

Charge: Q = I * t

Electrical Energy: E = Q * V "or" E = P * t

Moment: M = F * d

Efficiency = Useful Energy out / Total Energy in

Transformer Equation: "(Potential Difference across Primary Coil) / (Potential Difference across Secondary Coil)" = "(No. of turns on Primary Coil) / (No. of turns on Secondary coil)"

KDE Kalzium Periodic Table of Elements

https://apps.kde.org/en-gb/kalzium/

Learn Music and Coding for Open Sound control in Chuck-Audio Free Software such a MIDI and Gaussian function in Synthesis or FFT

https://chuck.cs.princeton.edu/doc/

Learn UML with Umbrello for Object Oriented Programming

https://apps.kde.org/en-gb/umbrello/

Learn music Theory With LenMus Phonascus software GPLv3

http://lenmus.org/mws/noticias

Prety much everything in this comment is so that you can get something out of the experience too such as via learning or self-improvement if considering the IRC donation and this information can help people such as those from Ukraine. That is a form of mutually beneficial interaction potentially. Spread the hashtag #DonateAndGetSkills

My comment has no hate in it and I do no harm. I am not appalled or afraid, boasting or envying or complaining... Just saying. Psalms23: Giving thanks and praise to the Lord and peace and love. Also, I'd say Matthew6.

#linux #slackware #opencl #skolelinux #debian #kde #foss #paypal #gnu #gnome #christmas #donate #charity #pakistan #afghanistan #urdu #ukraine #irc #Internationalrescuecommittee #russia #education #radiation #learning #nuar #prepping #electricity #electricial #electrician #health #safety #healthandsafety #science #mathematics #translation #coding #music

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If you are multilingual and fluent in German, English and maybe other languages, please consider joining the translation team.

We want to interpret ALL talks in the two main channels and content from other channels too, live and in real time. Our work is transmitted live in the streams, and recordings are published on CCC sites and YouTube. For each event we have two channels for interpreted content. In the first, German talks are interpreted into English, and vice versa. A second translation channel translates into languages other than English or German – what we do there depends on availability and on the interests of the group, and maybe on the specific event.

That is a lot of material to translate and in order to succeed, we need YOU. With the second channel, you have the chance to contribute in an even more special way if you can interpret into another interesting language (from English or German). We have mostly used French and Spanish up to now, but there were others and we are interested in variety, so let us know what you can offer – especially if you can bring along a few interpreters for the same target language. Sometimes we might even use the second channel for interesting things that are not (strictly) translations.

Don’t be shy. If you are uncertain whether you’re good enough, chances are that you’ll do just fine. We will try to look after you as best we can in these strange times.

Simply send an email to translate-subscribe(at)lists.ccc.de and write a quick intro to the mailing list after you’ve completed your subscription. Also sign up as a translation angel at https://engelsystem.de/rc3 and give the system permission to send you emails. Most importantly, join one of our online meetings.

You need a Mumble client to take part in our meetings and to do the actual work, so set this up as much as you can. Some details can be found at https://wiki.c3lingo.org/divoc . Then follow the mailing list for meeting announcements. This year we recommend that you join a meeting before day 0, but there will be an official kick-off on that day as well

So please, take this chance and help us bring rC3 to an even wider international audience.

Microposts can be found at on Twitter at @c3lingo and #c3t and  on Mastodon at chaos.social/@c3lingo – but don’t expect quicker answers there, our social media team is virtually dormant.

We look forward to welcoming you!

[English version: above]

Wenn du mehrsprachig bist und flüssig Deutsch, Englisch und eventuell weitere Sprachen sprichst, dann würden wir dich gerne in unserem Übersetzungsteam begrüßen.

Wir dolmetschen ALLE Vorträge in den zwei Haupt-Kanälen und Content aus anderen Kanälen live. Unsere Arbeit wird ins Internet gestreamt und Aufzeichnungen werden auf CCC-Servern sowie auf YouTube veröffentlicht. Für jede Veranstaltung haben wir zwei Kanäle für Übersetzungen. Im ersten Kanal werden Talks von Deutsch nach Englisch übersetzt und umgekehrt. Im zweiten Kanal übersetzen wir in andere Sprachen als Deutsch und Englisch – was wir dort machen, hängt davon ab, wen wir im Team haben, von unseren Interessen und vielleicht auch von dem jeweiligen Event.

Es gibt also viel zu übersetzen, und dafür brauchen wir DICH. Im zweiten Kanal hast du die Gelegenheit, einen besonderen Beitrag zu leisten, wenn du in eine andere interessante Sprache übersetzen kannst (von Englisch oder Deutsch). Meistens haben wir bisher Französisch und Spanisch verwendet, aber es gab auch anderes und wir sind an an Vielfalt interessiert. Wenn du also etwas anbieten kannst, sag einfach Bescheid – besonders dann, wenn du einige Dolmetscher·innen für die gleiche Zielsprache mitbringen kannst. Manchmal werden wir den zweiten Kanal vielleicht sogar für interessante Dinge verwenden, die nicht Übersetzungen (im engeren Sinn) sind.

Trau dich. Wenn du dich fragst, ob du gut genug bist, wirst du wahrscheinlich gut klarkommen. Wir versuchen, uns gut um dich zu kümmern in diesen seltsamen Zeiten.

Schicke einfach eine E-Mail an translate-subscribe(at)lists.ccc.de und schreibe eine kurze Vorstellungsmail an die Liste, wenn du fertig eingetragen bist. Registriere dich außerdem als Übersetzungsengel auf https://engelsystem.de/rc3 und erlaube dem System, dir Mails zu schicken. Und, noch wichtiger, nimm an einem unserer Online-Treffen teil.

Du brauchst einen Mumble-Client für unsere Meetings und auch für die eigentliche Arbeit, also setze das schon auf, so gut du kannst. Weitere Infos zum Setup gibt es in https://wiki.c3lingo.org/divoc . Achte auf die Mailingliste für Meeting-Termine. Dieses Jahr empfehlen wir, dass du schon vor dem Tag 0 ein Meeting mitmachst, aber es wird an dem Tag auch ein offizielles Kick-Off-Meeting geben.

Also, nimm bitte diese Chance wahr und hilf uns, rC3 für ein noch größeres internationales Publikum zugänglich zu machen.

Microposts von uns gibt es auf Twitter unter @c3lingo and #c3t und auf Mastodon unter chaos.social/@c3lingo – aber erwartet dort keine schnelleren Antworten, unser Social-Media-Team ist mehr oder weniger im Ruhezustand.

Wir freuen uns darauf, euch zu begrüßen!