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Video link -> https://video.twimg.com/amplify_video/2037658023003353088/vid/avc1/720x1280/jZCB9e0oN1pYn1S3.mp4

Source -> https://xcancel.com/Jvnior/status/2037658088698732970?s=20

Original post link: https://x.com/QudsNen/status/2036031690259267773

Archive: [ https://archive.is/pPMwS ]

“This (law) is the most significant rollback of refugee rights in Canada in over a decade,” said Adam Sadinsky of the Canadian Association of Refugee Lawyers. “It’s disappointing that Canada has joined other countries in a race to the bottom in terms of protection of rights for migrants and vulnerable people.”

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Stunning incompetence on the part of the US military.

Developers behind the Distributed Replicated Block Device "DRBD" for mirroring block devices between multiple host systems are working to resync the upstream Linux kernel DRBD support with the out-of-tree DRBD code they have been maintaining for the past ~15 years out-of-sync. It's a big undertaking but they have begun staging patches for review and testing to get this massive set of changes up to par for mainline.

DRBD was accepted to the mainline kernel back in 2009 but for well over a decade hasn't been maintained too well while the out-of-tree code has continued to progress for mirroring block storage devices between hosts. During this time DRBD out-of-tree has continued to be maintained by the commercial company LINBIT focused on enterprise software-defined storage. Engineers at LINBIT are now working to reduce that delta against the upstream kernel code.

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ROUND 3: 🇯🇵 Japan

FORMULA 1 ARAMCO JAPANESE GRAND PRIX 2026

Weekend Schedule

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• Practice 1: Friday, 04:30 CEST | 02:30 UTC
• Practice 2: Friday, 08:00 CEST | 06:00 UTC
• Practice 3: Saturday, 04:30 CEST | 02:30 UTC
• Qualifying: Saturday, 08:00 CEST | 06:00 UTC
• Race: Sunday, 07:00 CEST | 05:00 UTC

Circuit stats & Tyres

• First Grand Prix: 1987
• Number of laps: 53
• Circuit Length: 5.807 km
• Race Distance: 307.471 km
• Lap record: 1:30.983 Lewis Hamilton (2019)
• 2025 Pole: Max Verstappen (1:26.983)
• 2025 Fastest Lap: Kimi Antonelli (1:30.965)
• 2025 winner: Max Verstappen
• Pirelli Tyres: C1 (Hard) ⚪, C2 (Medium) 🟡, C3 (Soft) 🔴

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