Scipitie

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[–] Scipitie 2 points 1 year ago (2 children)

Bin größtenteils bei dir, bis auf den letzten absatz: wenn es die rechtsextremen Strömungen gibt müssen wir darüber berichten und eine Kultur aufbauen, die eben "Volk" nicht als einen Begriff aufgreift und ohne "wir sind besser als andere". Gerade wenn wir ein gesellschaftlich integriertes Militär wollen. Sonst haben wir wieder so eine Polizei Situation, die sich immer mehr gesellschaftlich entfremdet, weil "hier gucken wir mal nicht hin".

In wieweit dort Routinen und Kult(vom früher hilft kann ich tatsächlich null ein schätzen.

Eventuell müsste man von null anfangen, wie bei nem vermurksten startup: darum gibt es uns, das wollen wir und für diese Werte treten wir ein - um danach alle Fragen konsequent daran aus zu richten. (passiert in der Wirtschaft selten, im öffentlichen noch seltener, ist mir bewusst)

[–] Scipitie 5 points 1 year ago (4 children)

Eine eigene Kultur ist doch bei den Punkten gegen wirkend. Kultur ist Trennung in "innen" und "außen", je stärker sich Bundeswehr eigene Kultur gibt desto mehr wird das Militär los gelöst von der Zivilgesellschaft.

Den Moralaspekt verstehe ich!

Danke dir!

[–] Scipitie 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Danke für die Mühe! Tatsächlich bin ich voll bei dir, dass wir Menschen das Bedürfnis haben - gerade wegen des Leben-nehmend und Leben-riskieren habe ich da wahrscheinlich kein gutes Gefühl.

Dieses "große Ganze" hat einfach eine zu große Gefahr, selbst Ziel zu sein. Gerade das Schweiß, Blut und Tränen mit Disziplin als oberstes Ziel kann halt schnell gegen alles und jeden gewendet werden, statt "für" etwas.

Ist ein sau kompliziertes Thema, können wir (als Gesellschaft) wahrscheinlich nur falsch machen, wie sich X Jahre später dann raus stellt.

Noch mal danke auf jeden Fall!

[–] Scipitie 5 points 1 year ago (9 children)

Wo ist der Vorteil von Tradition in einer militärischen Organisation?

Ernst gemeinte Frage!

[–] Scipitie 6 points 1 year ago

I'm with you on this one, that reads like a circlejerk par excellence. Let's claim "agile" is at fault - and he might be right if he just defines it as corporate silo feature factories.

But he somehow missed the fundamental of what he means when he uses that word. This way it's just a "we're cool, the rest isn't" - the most boring kind of tribalism.

Instead of baking a cake it's "to write an app you first need to create a universe".

[–] Scipitie 4 points 1 year ago

That's very good to know, thank you for sharing! I have only insights into the behavior therapy arm of occupational therapy due to personal contacts there. I can imagine what you describe though because I heard more than one story of "what's wrong with that doctor/therapist, sending that kid with (insert ridiculous diagnostic)".

[–] Scipitie 18 points 1 year ago (7 children)

Uhm I don't know your cultural background but at least around where I am the "own limitations" part is a crucial element of the therapy aspect. Accept your own limits to and work with your strengths.

Managing and accepting restrictions is what is thought here for therapists (at least the fields I'm in closer contact with.

This "widely knowing" people are at least not scientists as the last meta study I am aware of basically says "not enough data": https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7265021/

That said: there is a high risk of discussing local variations on various therapy approaches and it's even highly likely I'd guess that you're absolutely correct for your medical cultural background and my lense is highly dissorted (from your pov) by my own.

[–] Scipitie 12 points 1 year ago

You use the word "secret" quite generously but otherwise: yes. They deal in endorphines,playing the long game.

[–] Scipitie 93 points 1 year ago (4 children)

As your perception sounds quite negative I'll try to change your view!

Instead of looking down on people fanatifally following a "celebrity", take pity on them:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parasocial_interaction

In short: their brain chemistry tricks them into thinking that they are following a friend and have the emotional reactions and interests as we'd hope our real friends do.

I find it really sad to be honest.

[–] Scipitie 6 points 1 year ago

Ich weiß, wie ich in Zukunft das Konzept unterschiedlich großer Unendlichkeiten erkläre, danke!

[–] Scipitie 13 points 1 year ago

Schools are a societies responsibility though. So I can try to create better schools for all while trying to create better parents... Oh wait I'll taggle that with better social support systems and educations for future parents as well!

Good schools rock!

[–] Scipitie 1 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) (1 children)

Edit: I missed some complexity as suspected! I'm not sure how this process would handle hard and symlinks. Would add an experiment for that before going with the nix and root folders (it shouldn't harm log at all).

Original text: Perhaps I'm missing some complexity in your setup but from my understanding it's really straight forward:

The main caveat is that you need twice the space of your largest future sub volume. A garbage collect - d and any manual cleanup can help you there. I'd gets that approach with /var/log and when that works move over to the more critical systems.

  • You create the subvolumes within the partition you want to keep.
  • Mount them at a temp location and copy the files over.
  • alter your hardware.nix or whereever you've set your mount points to use the subvolume.
  • rebuild switch and reboot.

If everything is working as expected, write a run book for every step and repeat with /home (i.e. have every step written up). Home is the second least critical folder for this.

Once you have your runbook repeat the process and when you run out of space resize as needed. (e.g. https://btrfs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/btrfs-filesystem.html#man-filesystem-resize)

That said: as you aim for the fully ephemeral root I personally would actually go the reibstwllwtion/reinstall route and write up everything I needed to do by hand. But that needs even more spare space (I'd prefer even a second disk for stuff like that to have a fallback).

Good luck!

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