Peter_Arbeitslos

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/infamous-message-board-4chan-taken-down-following-major-hack/

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/infamous-message-board-4chan-taken-down-following-major-hack/

Simsalabim, da sind wir wieder und wieder gucken wir mit Schrecken auf die aktuellen Umfragen. Ich nehme ab sofort Ideen an, was jetzt zu tun ist (Auswandern ist keine Option) und die beste Idee kriegt... Einen Upvote? Naja, jedenfalls: Was willst du jetzt tun?

https://dawum.de/Bundestag

Le voyage dans la lune? Jetzt mal keinen Hochmut!

Letzte Statistik: https://feddit.org/post/8865786

In Germany, there a several characteristics which only exist in youth language. First of all the vocabulary partly is different, words like "Digga(h)" (bro) were introduced into German by youth language and have now partly become widespread terms. But there still are specific words only younger people use and these words constantly change while only a minority stays part of the German (youth) language. On the other hand there are some words which already exist in German but are more widespread in youth language, for example the North German greeting "Moin". The gramma also partly differs since the youth language tends to accelerate the process of language simplification. There are also exeptions for that. The youth language is influenzed by different actors. First of all probably by other languages like English (many, many anglicisms) or Turkish. But also by people who are known among young people and by more complex structures. All these characteristics differ from region to region and only a minority actually applies to the whole of Germany.

Which country are you in? Are there any characteristics of your country's youth language? Does the youth language maybe differ from city to city? How did it change over the time? By what is your youth language influenzed?

Initial event: https://feddit.org/post/9289353

Weapon identification: https://feddit.org/post/9460842

Serbian article: https://birn.rs/srpska-policija-zvucno-oruzje-migranti-sombor/

German article: https://www.ots.at/presseaussendung/OTS_20250320_OTS0008/serbische-polizei-testete-schallkanone-2023-zuerst-an-gefluechteten

DeepL:

Now, according to research by the respected Balkan Insight Research Network it is clear that the same sound cannon was already used in November 2023 against refugees in the suburbs of the city of Sombor, which is not far from the Croatian and Hungarian border. The device was used at a time when the Serbian police, under pressure from the EU, began to use the the Serbian-Hungarian border as a route for refugees and forced deported thousands of refugees to the south of the country. Prior to this known to have been great political pressure from Austria.

“People ran in panic”

“On November 7, 2023, at 1 p.m., 35 refugees - mainly men, but also children and men, but also children and women - tried to flee across the fields from an to flee in panic from an abandoned house. Across the fields you could hear a loud, pain-inducing noise across the fields,” BIRN writes, referring to aid organizations aid organizations that documented the incident in detail at the time. documented the incident in detail at the time. “During the panic, one of the policemen behind the house where the refugees were staying emitted a loud noise from a device that was more reminiscent of a weapon. It can be assumed that the aim of the action was to catch the fugitives more quickly,” the BIRN article continues.

The LRAD 450 XL sonic weapon

After the demonstrations in Belgrade at the latest, it is clear that it was probably the LRAD 450 XL sonic device that was used against demonstrating Serbian students. “It's a textbook example of how police violence, which initially only affects refugees, has an internal impact and later affects society as a whole. This is exactly what we have been warning against for years, that the dismantling of the rights of refugees also means the dismantling of the rights of all people begins,” says Petar Rosandić, chairman of SOS Balkan Route.