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要充电就买电车,混动是卖给燃油车主的。

22 December 2024 at 14:01
qiumaoyuan: 混合动力最开始出现的目的,就是为了省油。根本上是利用了电机与内燃机正好在各自高效工作的区间可以互补的特点,来达到让内燃机要么不工作,要么就只工作在最高效的区间的目的。

最一开始的混动只有油混(不能充电),后来车企在国内的政策下搞出了应付政策的插混。然后插混莫名其妙的似乎更受欢迎起来了,是因为多数人觉得混动的定义是“即可以用电又可以烧油”。其实关于这些问题,10 年前 38 号早就科普过: https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1EJ411Q7kD

电比油便宜,插混流行起来就会导致一个结果:很多人买了插混之后,图便宜老是充电,这样用的时间久了发现自己不知道加油的意义。再后来,就如很多人发现的那样:既然我整天充电为什么不直接买电车?

对插电混动来说,电池本来就相对纯电车小,续航也短,如果整天不加油,只用电,充电循环次数比纯电增长得快得多,寿命也更容易损耗。而如果正常当作燃油车来用,电池管理系统会自动让电池始终处于浅充浅放的状态,该充电了会自动启动内燃机,做到电池与车辆同寿命。

混合动力本来就是一种高配燃油车,省油的同时,能带来更好的驾驶感受,更低的噪音,更直接的动力。如果这样看待混动,很多关于混动的莫名其妙的疑问自然迎刃而解。

总结一下 3 个观点:

1. 混动是高配燃油车,更省油、更舒适。
2. 插电混动是应付政策(要上绿牌必须能够纯电行驶 xx 公里)的产物。
3. 图电费便宜,直接买电车。

Apple 全家桶用户/HomeKit 用户慎用小米系的路由器

22 December 2024 at 13:54
MacsedProtoss:

症状描述

网络拓补大概为 光猫(桥接)- 软路由原版 OpenWrt 拨号/DHCP - Mac Mini Surge 旁路由 - 小米路由器 AP 模式有线 mesh

小米路由器是一台 AX9000 和一台小米万兆路由器 两台都是旗舰机

使用 sunshine-moonlight 串流 串流 host 是 windows 13900K+4090 没有性能瓶颈

当接收方是非 Apple 设备时 例如 steam deck oled ,音画同步 调试信息显示 latency 5ms jitter 1ms

当接收方是 Apple 设备 无论是 iPad Pro 还是 MacBook Pro 还是 Apple TV 都会都会遇到声音断断续续 操作不流畅 调试信息显示 latency 乱跳 几十到上百 ms jitter 也随之变化 幅度也是几十到上百 ms

排查过程

由于只有 Apple 设备有问题 所以就在 GitHub issue 中搜寻 结果发现了 awdl 相关的 issue https://github.com/moonlight-stream/moonlight-qt/issues/159#issuecomment-568654813

于是将 AP 改为 awdl 的频段 149 ,iPad Pro 上问题消失 我以为是解决了

结果没过几天 问题突然又复现了 遇事不决先重启设备试试 发现问题依旧 于是开始进一步的 debug

首先我发现 awdl 问题苹果其实已经修了 在 macOS13.1 开始就没有问题了 https://systemstatus.ucla.edu/status?id=status_record&service=a8226ec01b1651509ca4a602b24bcb20

其次之前我遗漏了一个点 Apple TV 是有线连接的 为啥也一样出问题呢? 肯定不是 Wi-Fi only 的 awdl 问题导致的

意外收获

所有这些设备无论无线还是有线都是连接的小米 AP 所以第一反应是尝试下重置 AP 重置的时候没注意从分开三频变成了三频合一 然后突然发现所有无线设备网络都巨卡无比 难道是 AP 坏了?当然不是...开启三频合一之后又恢复了

那么开启合一会导致哪些设备也用同一个 ssid 了呢?那就是智能家居 进一步说 是 HomeKit 设备 突然联想到这一块应该是用的 mdns ,但是小米这个 ap 都是旗舰级的咋还有这种问题呢

思来想去还是打算换个 AP 测试一下 于是买了个美版的 Asus ET12 ( AXE11000 )

单个 ET12 确实解决了问题 哪怕没设置为 awdl 频段。但是当我接入一台小米 ap 单独为 HomeKit 设备提供 2.4G 网络时 问题又复现了 也就是说 Apple 设备走 mdns - ET12 - 小米 AP - HomeKit 这个链路就会有问题,去除掉小米 AP 之后就没有问题了

经过两周测试后确认没有问题 于是再入手一只 ET12 组有线 mesh 现在已经平稳运行 2 个月了 问题解决

未解之谜

小米的路由器到底干了啥对于 mdns 的性能如此之差 建议 Apple 用户 尤其是 HomeKit 用户不要考虑购买小米的路由器

我做了个视频介绍 stripe 以及 stripe 开发

By: gen900
22 December 2024 at 13:19
gen900:

之前做了个小产品出海,虽然没有带来理想的收入,但是把整个出海流程从开发到部署运维,到收款都走了一遍。最近和群里小伙伴聊天说到这个事,他说既然都做了何不把你会的知识分享给其他有需要的小伙伴呢? 我一想也有道理,于是花时间做了个短视频介绍 stripe

如果有小伙伴对 stripe 有兴趣可以留言多多交流。

求助:组装的电脑时不时会卡住黑屏 2 秒

By: 0139
22 December 2024 at 12:59
0139:

问题表现

使用某些程序时,点击了某个按钮的时候,所有程序的界面会先卡住 2 秒,期间光标是可以移动的,但光标样式不会变(比如移动到文本框不会变成编辑状态的 I )。紧接着光标也卡住不动,显示器黑屏 2 秒再恢复。弹出 AMD 错误报告工具窗口。

  • 一开始以为是系统和驱动的问题,从 win10 改到 win11 ,又装回 win10 ,驱动也是从 amd 官网的驱动管理工具自动安装的;
  • 黑屏前 cpu 占用很低,温度也不高;
  • 网上有说是显卡问题,但我用的是 cpu 集显;
  • 应该不是 hp 、hdmi 线的问题,试过将两个显示器的电源拔掉,在公司用 todesk 远程的时候,也会卡住;

电脑配置

电脑配置

复现方法

一个 100%能复现的方法是:使用豆包电脑端连续对话,10 分钟内必黑屏。

截图

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错误报告

AMD 错误报告

AI 论文帮,学术论文不用求人了,一键生成

By: qbqbq
22 December 2024 at 12:17
qbqbq:

生成的论文及时复制保存到本地,本站不保存任何数据。

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加上昨天的作文帮,解决两个小需求,免费使用。

Sora Plus 会员 可以注册使用了

By: yzding
22 December 2024 at 12:13
yzding:

试用了一下,只能生出 5s 最高 720P 的视频。效果没有达到发布会吹的那样。开了 pro 的可以试一下生成更长时间的视频

创作词:

镜头从森林深处开始,一片静谧的河流在画面中央缓缓流动,阳光透过茂密的树冠洒在水面上,形成一片金色的光斑。河流周围的景色绿意盎然,偶尔可以听到昆虫和鸟类的鸣叫声。镜头慢慢移动到河中心,突然,一阵激烈的水花打破了平静。画面聚焦到一条巨大的蟒蛇正紧紧缠绕着一只体型庞大的鳄鱼。蟒蛇的鳞片在阳光下闪烁着微弱的光泽,显得坚韧而狡猾;鳄鱼则疯狂扭动着它的身躯,尾巴猛烈拍击着水面,溅起高高的浪花。

鳄鱼张开它那布满利齿的嘴巴发出低沉的咆哮,试图咬住蟒蛇的身体,但蟒蛇灵活地躲开,同时加大了缠绕的力度。镜头拉近,可以清楚地看到鳄鱼的爪子划过水面,激起一道道细碎的水纹,而蟒蛇的每一次动作都带动周围的水流,形成一股暗涌。

就在这场生死搏斗愈发激烈时,一头小鹿突然从左侧树林中冲出,双眼睁得大大的,显然意识到危险正在眼前。它毫不犹豫地迈开修长的四肢,朝着河流疾速奔跑而来。画面随着小鹿的动作移动,清楚地捕捉到它踏入河水时溅起的轻微水花。小鹿以优雅而快速的动作跃入空中,在阳光的照耀下,它的身体几乎像剪影般完美。

当小鹿跳跃的轨迹与正在搏斗的蟒蛇和鳄鱼交错时,鳄鱼的头短暂地转向小鹿,试图评估这突如其来的生物。但就在这瞬间,小鹿已经稳稳地落在河对岸,甩了甩被打湿的蹄子,迅速消失在树林深处。鳄鱼似乎意识到无法追上,重新将注意力放回与蟒蛇的争斗上,水面再次被拍打得水花四溅。

镜头缓缓拉远,远处的小鹿身影模糊地消失在翠绿的森林中,而河流的战斗仍在持续,水花和声音渐渐变小,最终画面切为一片宁静的森林场景。

bt 下载和 UPnP 端口映射问题

By: wisej
22 December 2024 at 12:06
wisej:

bt 客户端为 qBittorrent Enhanced ,开启 UPnP 。 从 log 里看应该是映射成功了,但是成功前也有 fail message ,如下:

(W) 2024-12-22T09:41:48 - UPnP/NAT-PMP port mapping failed. Message: "could not map port using UPnP: unknown UPnP error (-1)"
(I) 2024-12-22T09:41:48 - UPnP/NAT-PMP port mapping succeeded. Message: "successfully mapped port using UPnP. external port: TCP/7493"
(W) 2024-12-22T09:41:48 - UPnP/NAT-PMP port mapping failed. Message: "could not map port using UPnP: unknown UPnP error (-1)"
(I) 2024-12-22T09:41:48 - UPnP/NAT-PMP port mapping succeeded. Message: "successfully mapped port using UPnP. external port: UDP/7493"

但是用本地机器 A 和 vps 下同一个种子,从 vps bt 客户端的 peers 里能看到 peer A ,但是 A 的 port 并不是上面的 7493.这是否说明 UPnP 失败了?

查到的一种说法是多层 NAT ,可能下游 NAT 机器未开启 UPnP 。可是家宽应该都是多层 NAT 吧,如果 isp 没开 UPnP ,那本地开启也没意义了?

为什么用 Discuz 搭建的论坛邮箱服务失效率这么高

By: bhoppi
22 December 2024 at 12:01
bhoppi:

由于深受垃圾邮件骚扰,最近把用了 20 多年的主力电邮地址换掉了,打算把过去所有注册过的 300 多个网站都改一遍。整个改下来发现,大部分网站的修改都很顺利(已关停和被封禁的不算),但有一小部分网站没有改成功,主要是两大类:

  1. 网站不允许修改邮箱;
  2. 网站修改邮箱的功能不工作,主要收不到验证邮件、换绑时各种报错等。

总结下来,出现这些情况的网站绝大多数都是中文网站,这一定程度上体现出了中国互联网发展的特殊性(很多都是以手机号为主、邮箱为辅,甚至一些网站只为老用户保留邮箱但是只读,新用户直接没了这个字段)。最有意思的是,有些网站的国内和国外版都有区别,比如,联想的国际版可以改邮箱,而 CN 版不可以。

以上是背景。我要说的重点是第 2 种情况,网站修改邮箱的功能不工作,除了虎扑、当当等个别网站外,其余大部分都是 Discuz 搭建的论坛。我注册过的 Discuz 论坛有 20 个左右,改邮箱时发现大部分都收不到验证邮件,导致无法修改邮箱。而用基于 phpBB 、Discourse 、Flarum 等框架搭建的论坛基本没有这个问题。

不知道这里面有没有深层次的技术原因,还是纯属巧合,有没有搭建过 Discuz 论坛的坛友来说一说,你们的论坛有没有遇到过这个问题,原因是什么?

各位 V 友帮我分析一下,买新车还是二手车

By: ZhaoS
22 December 2024 at 11:20
ZhaoS:

我的个人情况

32 岁已婚 房贷 4200/月,北漂房租 2000/月。

我工资 1.2W ,老婆在家接活,每月 5000 ~ 7000 。

2025 年打算要小孩,可能回老家,可省掉房租

我的到手工资可能降至 8000 ~ 10000 。老婆怀孕前收入波动不大

10W 固定存款不动,可拿出 5w 左右买车。

方案一、

  1. 25 年 年中,买一辆 18 ~ 21 年的二手车(有家人懂二手车)

  2. 25 年~ 28 年,开 3 ~ 4 年 卖掉

  3. 27 ~ 28 年 买新款新能源

    1. 优势 新车更智能、自动驾驶、可能更便宜
    2. 先买二手车,近几年生孩子之类的压力大,二手车更划算
    3. 劣势 旧车 obd 年检、维修。可能不好出手、卖不上价

🌟二手车:

轩逸、卡罗拉等日系,皮实耐用。 Polo 、飞度等两厢车 预算 2 ~ 4 万。车况较好,出问题的几率也小

方案二、

  1. 直接新车 比亚迪海豹 06dmi
    1. 可以开 5 ~ 10 年不换车
    2. 车大、好看、省油,老婆喜欢
    3. 10.68W 次低配,还是要上 12.68W 的 acc 版?年纪大了,精力不足,开长途有 acc 会轻松很多。
    4. 省心
    5. 经济压力大,房贷、车贷、小孩

记录一次电脑感染 floxif.gen 病毒

By: sosme
22 December 2024 at 11:18
sosme: 一直用的是 ramos 系统,所以都是常年裸奔的

没想到 12 月 20 号这天居然中招了,运行了一款长截图软件后各种程序开始报错,重启过一段时间后又出现了同样的报错。

无奈重新装上了火绒,全盘查杀,检测是感染 floxif.gen 病毒,隔离后终于恢复正常

Archbishop of York 'regrets' that abuse scandal priest had role renewed twice

22 December 2024 at 13:02
Getty Images Stephen Cottrell in dark red clerical clothing with a Christian cross necklace on. He is bald and has light coloured eyes.Getty Images
The Archbishop of York, Stephen Cottrell, was the Bishop of Essex when David Tudor was twice reappointed to a senior position

A Church of England priest at the centre of a sexual abuse case was twice reappointed to a senior role during the Archbishop of York's time as Bishop of Chelmsford, the BBC can reveal.

A BBC investigation previously revealed how David Tudor remained in post nine years after Stephen Cottrell was first told of concerns about him.

New information shows Tudor's contract as area dean in Essex was renewed in 2013 and 2018, at which times Mr Cottrell knew he had paid compensation to a woman who says she was abused by him as a child.

The Archbishop of York said he regrets his handling of the case, with a spokesperson saying "he acknowledges this could have been handled differently".

They added that "all the risks around David Tudor were regularly reviewed" and that was the "main focus".

Rachel Ford, who told the investigation she was groomed by Tudor as a child, said the renewal of his contract as area dean was "an insult to all of his victims".

Ms Ford added that if responsibility for that lay with Mr Cottrell, it strengthened her feeling that he should resign.

The pressure on Mr Cottrell comes at a time of turmoil in the Church of England following a damning report into how it covered up prolific abuse by the barrister John Smyth.

The report led to the resignation of the Church's most senior figure, Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby. Mr Cottrell will take over his role temporarily for a few months in the New Year.

The BBC investigation showed Mr Cottrell was briefed in his first week as Bishop of Chelmsford about serious safeguarding issues surrounding Tudor.

These included that Tudor was convicted of indecently assaulting three underage girls and was jailed for six months in 1988, although the conviction was quashed on technical grounds. Mr Cottrell would also have known Tudor served a five-year ban from ministry.

By 2012, Mr Cottrell also knew Tudor had paid a £10,000 settlement to a woman who says she was sexually abused by him from the age of 11. In 2018, the Church of England issued an apology and a six-figure pay-out to another alleged victim.

Yet the priest was suspended only in 2019 when a police investigation was launched after another woman came forward alleging Tudor had abused her in the 1980s.

Facebook/Canvey CofE David Tudor holding up a certificate and smiling at the camera. He has thin-rimmed glasses on and is wearing black clerical clothing.Facebook/Canvey CofE
David Tudor after being presented with a certificate signed by Bishop Stephen Cottrell making him an honorary canon of Chelmsford Cathedral in 2015

When first responding to the BBC's investigation, the Archbishop of York said he was "deeply sorry that we were not able to take action earlier", insisting he had acted at the first opportunity that was legally available to him.

Mr Cottrell also said he had been faced with a "horrible and intolerable" situation and that it was "awful to live with and to manage".

When Mr Cottrell became bishop in 2010, Tudor was into the second year of a five-year term as an area dean, a role overseeing 12 parishes in Essex.

His appointment to that post, under a different bishop, happened despite him working under a safeguarding agreement that barred him from being alone with children and entering schools.

The title was renewed twice under Mr Cottrell - in 2013 and 2018 - and he lost the title only when the term of office expired in 2020. It was not taken from him.

A spokesperson for the Archbishop said he "accepts responsibility for David Tudor remaining as Area Dean".

"No-one advised him that David Tudor should not continue as an Area Dean," said the Archbishop's office.

Another of Tudor's victims, who does not want to be identified, said she was "shocked and disappointed" to hear his tenure as area dean was twice renewed during Mr Cottrell's time as Bishop of Chelmsford.

"These are not the actions of a bishop dealing with a situation that was intolerable to him, in fact, quite the opposite. I call on him to do the honourable thing for the sake of the Church and resign," she says.

In 2015, under Mr Cottrell, Tudor was also made honorary canon of Chelmsford Cathedral.

The Archbishop's office insisted it happened because of a change in Church policy during Mr Cottrell's time as Bishop of Chelmsford, meaning area deans were automatically made honorary canons.

It was "not a promotion and not a personal reward".

However, a social media post from Tudor's Canvey Island parish in July 2015 suggests it was seen there as a reward.

Tudor's "hard work, determination and commitment to this place have been recognised by the diocese and this new position in the Church is very well-deserved," it said.

The BBC has also seen evidence - in leaked minutes from internal Church meetings in 2018 and 2019 - that Tudor's titles of area dean and honorary canon were discussed and there had been a suggestion Mr Cottrell could immediately have taken them away.

In October 2018, a meeting at Church House - the London headquarters of the Church of England - heard that Chelmsford diocese took the view that if Tudor "can be a parish priest, he can undertake the other roles".

A bishop from another diocese said "the Bishop of Chelmsford could remove DT's [David Tudor's] Canon and Area Dean titles straight away".

But in a follow-up discussion in November 2018, Chelmsford diocese advised it would not be appropriate because of "the difficulty of removing those titles without explaining why."

We asked Mr Cottrell's office why he had not followed the suggestion to remove Tudor's titles. We were told "it would not be appropriate to comment on any notes or decisions from a core group process which are confidential".

The investigation also highlighted the significant role played by former Archbishop of Canterbury George Carey in the case.

We revealed Lord Carey had agreed to Tudor's return to priesthood after being suspended in 1989, and had also agreed to have Tudor's name removed from the list of clergy that had faced disciplinary action. He had also advocated for the priest.

After the BBC put this information to the former Archbishop of Canterbury, he wrote to give up his "permission to officiate", ending more than 65 years of ministry in the Church of England. Lord Carey made the announcement on Tuesday.

In October 2024, Tudor admitted sexual misconduct and was sacked by the Church. At no point has he responded to the BBC's attempts to speak with him.

US warplane shot down in Red Sea 'friendly fire' incident

22 December 2024 at 11:23
Getty Images A flight deck crew member signals as an F/A-18 Super Hornet fighter jet takes off from the flight deck of the USS Dwight D. Eisenhower (CVN 69) aircraft carrier during operations in the southern Red SeaGetty Images
US F/A-18 fighter jets were used in the attack (file picture)

The US military says it has carried out a series of air strikes on the Yemeni capital Sanaa targeting a missile storage site and command facilities operated by Iran-backed Houthi militants.

US Central Command added it also hit multiple Houthi drones and an anti-ship cruise missile over the Red Sea.

It comes hours after the Houthis fired a ballistic missile at Israel which injured more than a dozen people in a Tel Aviv park.

The Houthis, an Iran-backed rebel group that controls north-western Yemen, began attacking Israel and international shipping shortly after the start of the Gaza war in October 2023, saying they were acting in solidarity with Palestinians.

In a statement, the US military's Central Command said the strikes aimed to "disrupt and degrade Houthi operations, such as attacks against US Navy warships and merchant vessels in the Southern Red Sea, Bab al-Mandeb, and Gulf of Aden".

The US military also said it struck "multiple Houthi one-way attack uncrewed aerial vehicles, or drones, and an anti-ship cruise missile over the Red Sea".

American F/A-18 Hornet fighter jets were used in the operation, the US Central Command added.

Since November 2023, Houthi missile attacks have sunk two vessels in the Red Sea and damaged others. They have claimed, often falsely, that they are targeting ships only linked to Israel, the US or the UK.

Last December, the US, UK and 12 other nations launched Operation Prosperity Guardian to protect Red Sea shipping lanes against the attacks.

Reuters Two Israeli military personnel wearing green combat gear examine a crater left by a Houthi missile attack in Tel Aviv. In the background are swings and other playground apparatus.Reuters
A Houthi missile hit Tel Aviv on Saturday with 16 people being treated for minor injuries

On Saturday, Israel's military said its attempts to shoot down a projectile launched from Yemen were unsuccessful and the missile struck a park in Tel Aviv.

Magen David Adom (MDA), Israel's emergency medical service, said it treated 16 people who were "mildly injured" by glass shards from shattered windows in nearby buildings.

Another 14 people suffered minor injuries on their way to protected areas were also treated, it said.

A Houthi spokesman said the group hit a military target using a hypersonic ballistic missile.

Earlier this week, Israel conducted a series of strikes against what it said were Houthi military targets, hitting ports as well as energy infrastructure in the Yemeni capital Sanaa.

Houthi-run Al Masirah TV reported that nine people were killed in the port of Salif and the Ras Issa oil terminal.

The Houthis have vowed to continue their attacks until the war in Gaza ends. The US says its latest strike is part of a commitment to protect itself and its allies.

'Anger is replacing grief' says mum after daughter died fighting for cladding justice

22 December 2024 at 14:04
Walker family Amanda Walker, a woman with blonde hair and smiling, against a red backdropWalker family

Amanda Walker felt trapped in a flat she couldn't sell because of its flammable cladding.

When it turned out that no government scheme would cover the costs of removing the dangerous material from her newly built flat in south London, she started campaigning.

She spent four years trying to get justice for herself, and for millions caught up in the scandal exposed by the Grenfell Tower fire.

Then, at the age of 51, she was found dead in her one-bedroom apartment by her mother and sister. An inquest recently recorded a verdict of death by misadventure.

"She would often phone me late at night when she just couldn't deal with it any more," her mother Glenda recalls.

"I wish she could phone me now."

A photo of the inside of Amanda's flat which shows a widescreen TV inside a cabinet. A white l-shaped sofa and a coffee table sit in front of the TV with a window in the background.
Amanda's one-bedroom flat, which she bought for £500,000 in 2018, soon became a nightmare

Half a year earlier, in July 2023, Amanda had addressed peers in the House of Lords investigating the impact of the cladding problem on flat owners.

"It's devastating. It's just a quagmire. It's just chaos," she told them. "It's so unjust. I had done nothing wrong and it's destroyed my life already."

The video of Amanda's address to the Lords is now treasured by her mother, who's speaking for the first time since the inquest's verdict.

Glenda thinks Amanda, an office manager at a hedge fund in the City of London, started drinking to deal with the anxiety of having to face unaffordable bills to fix the cladding, running into the tens of thousands.

"I'm not ashamed for her for that because it was her way of coping. She used the term 'seeking oblivion'."

Amanda wrote countless letters to MPs, local authorities and other responsible bodies - but "always got the statutory response", her mother continues.

"There are still over a million people in this situation and [MPs and civil servants] would write these platitudinous letters saying 'oh we're doing this, we're doing that'."

She doesn't just see those as unhelpful - but as evidence that nobody really understood the scale of the problem and how seriously it was affecting people.

It felt like there was a black chasm ahead, Amanda Walker told a House of Lords briefing

The government did eventually launch a scheme - the Building Safety Fund - to pay to remove the type of dangerous cladding that is on the outside of Amanda's flat.

She was hoping that changes enshrined in a separate landmark law called the Building Safety Act - brought in after the Grenfell tragedy - would help her correct internal fire safety defects, like insufficient fire stopping between flats.

But they didn't. There were significant exceptions to who qualified.

Since some of the other flat owners in her development had bought a share of the building's freehold, she became what's known as a "non-qualifying" leaseholder - meaning she still faced huge uncapped bills to contribute towards the repair costs.

Several proposed amendments to the Building Safety Act that would've protected people in Amanda's position were voted down in the last parliament.

What always scared Amanda was the threat of having to pay unpayable sums. She described it as a "sword of Damocles over my head for three long years". For a brief moment there was hope. "And then they vote against us, on everything," she told peers.

Walker family (From right to left) Amanda Walker, Glenda Walker, her father and brother, sitting around a dinner table with wine glasses and food on platesWalker family
Amanda, pictured here with her brother and parents, became consumed by anxiety about her situation

Amanda's drinking increased and her family sought medical help. She agreed to be hospitalised. GPs and psychiatrists were clear in their reports: Amanda's drinking, stress and anxiety were down to the impact of the cladding crisis on her mental state. She was prescribed anti-depressants.

She continued campaigning with her mother, but things began to spiral downhill.

Glenda believes the anti-depressants she was given were not benefiting her. "I think she was over-medicated and her head was all over the place. She wasn't depressed, she kept saying: 'I am not depressed, I'm angry.'"

Amanda's partner split up with her as cladding campaigning consumed more and more of her life. Her mother and sister would make trips to see her to try to offer support.

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Glenda says Amanda had entirely lost faith in the government and believes medication was not helping her

Things came to a head one day this January.

Glenda was growing ever-more nervous about her daughter, and knew she needed urgent medical attention.

She says she'd written a "fairly assertive" letter to a hospital where her daughter had been previously treated, warning her condition was getting serious.

Travelling to London through the rain, she found herself "phoning and phoning and phoning" the hospital to try to get doctors to intervene again.

The following day Amanda was found dead.

Asked if she'd ever thought that her daughter might kill herself, Glenda says: "Manda had talked about it. She'd talked about it."

She says she can understand her daughter's state of mind that weekend.

"Yeah, I've seen it so often. I'm different from her and she felt despair… She wanted justice and she felt it was just awful. I think she lost faith in the government completely."

A portrait of Amanda Walker with a candle in front of it
Amanda's parents, who still haven't been able to sell the flat, hope their daughter's campaigning will make life easier for people stuck in buildings with defective cladding

The government says that work is already underway through the Remediation Acceleration Plan "to make sure those responsible for the cladding crisis pay their fair share".

It says it is "continuing to look at all options to ensure residents no longer have to deal with the nightmare of living in unsafe buildings".

Amanda's flat has now passed to her parents to deal with.

Its exterior cladding has now been replaced and they are trying to sell - but they still haven't been able to, due to structural fire issues inside the property.

Unless the Building Safety Act is amended by fresh legislation, Amanda's parents or any future purchaser will be liable for paying to fix those problems.

Amanda's mother hopes that speaking about her daughter's death has not been in vain, and that her story can be a catalyst.

"You go through grief… and perhaps the anger's getting in there a little bit now.

"For her sake, we'd love to think that she had caused some small change."

农村学生营养餐问题整改金额超40亿元

By: 新华社
22 December 2024 at 12:27

新华社

针对今年6月发布的审计工作报告中,社会比较关心的农村学生营养餐问题,12月22日出炉的审计整改报告显示,截至2024年9月底,农村义务教育学生营养改善计划专项资金审计方面已整改问题涉及资金40.39亿元,完善制度248项,处理处分1200人。

与此同时,当天发布的审计整改报告还显示,截至今年9月底,对于2023年度审计查出的问题,有关地方、部门和单位共整改问题金额5380多亿元,制定完善规章制度1300多项,追责问责2800多人。重大问题整改总体进展顺利,解决了一些不利于高质量发展和经济社会稳定的体制机制问题。

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吃米饭总会噎住,呼吸困难

21 December 2024 at 13:06
owlzhang95:

1 年半以前就开始出现这个症状了,具体现象是吃进去后会感觉食物被卡住了,呼吸会困难,需要很强力的咳嗽呕吐才能把食物残渣吐出来,好像进了气管一样。

去医院做了检查,食管压力检测、24 小时 PH 值,结果是食管流出道梗阻,开了匹维溴铵片,我也没按时吃,目前症状依然在,准备去友谊医院这种消化内科比较好的再看看,大家有类似的病例吗,可以交流一下

German Christmas market attack suspect remanded

22 December 2024 at 11:57
Getty Images A policeman walks through the shuttered Christmas market the day after a terror attack that has left five people dead, including a small child, and over 200 injured on December 21, 2024 in Magdeburg,Getty Images

A man accused of murdering four women and a nine-year-old boy by driving a car into them at a Christmas market in the German city of Magdeburg has been remanded in custody.

The 50-year-old was brought before Magdeburg district court on Saturday evening following the incident on Friday when a black BMW car ploughed through the crowded market injuring more than 200 people.

Magdeburg Police said investigations are continuing and officers are appealing for witnesses to send in photos or video of the incident.

The suspect has been named in local media as Taleb al-Abdulmohsen, a 50-year-old Saudi citizen who arrived in Germany in 2006 and had worked as a doctor.

On Sunday morning, Magdeburg police confirmed four women - aged 45, 52, 67 and 75 - were also killed in the incident.

"The judge ordered pre-trial detention for five counts of murder, multiple attempted murder and multiple counts of dangerous bodily harm," its statement said.

City officials said around 100 police, medics and firefighters, as well as 50 rescue service personnel, went to the scene shortly after 19:00 local time (18:00 GMT) on Friday.

Witnesses described how they had to jump out of the car's path during the attack.

In an interview with German paper Bild, one woman called Nadine described being at the Christmas market with her boyfriend Marco when the car came speeding towards them.

"He was hit and pulled away from my side," the 32-year-old told the paper. "It was terrible."

Lars Frohmüller, a reporter for German public broadcaster MDR, told BBC Radio 4's World Tonight programme he saw "blood on the floor" as well as "many doctors trying to keep people warm and help them with their injuries".

A memorial service for victims of the attack was held at Magdeburg Cathedral on Saturday evening

The service was attended by families of the victims, emergency workers and federal government officials, including German Chancellor Olaf Scholz.

Getty Images Clergymen pass by German Chancellor Olaf Scholz (SPD) (C-L) and German President, Frank-Walter Steinmeier (C-R) during a prayer ceremony at the Magdeburg Dom churchGetty Images
Chancellor Olaf Scholz has condemned the "terrible, insane" attack that has so far killed five people

During a visit to the market earlier on Saturday, Scholz described the attack as a "dreadful tragedy" as "so many people were injured and killed with such brutality" in a place that is supposed to be "joyful".

He told reporters that there were serious concerns for those who had been critically injured and that "all resources" will be allocated to investigating the suspect behind the attack.

Previously, Reiner Haseloff, the premier of Saxony-Anhalt state, said a preliminary investigation suggested the alleged attacker was acting alone.

【重温】国际特赦组织|一个新疆汉族人的告白:那是我永远回不去的故乡

22 December 2024 at 11:35

CDT编辑注:原文2020年5月19日发表于“国际特赦组织”中文官方网站。

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采集十指指纹、双眼虹膜、DNA,这听起来像是科幻片里的情节,我从未想过会这么快发生在自己身上。

我来自新疆,汉族人,尽管考上大学后离开,我每年都会回去一两次看望亲友,新疆永远是我的家乡。两三年前的冬天,当我被通知要回新疆办理“第三代身份证”采集生物信息时,我深切感到新疆是我身上不可抹去的一个印记。

办理那天人很多,但只有三位警察办公。我进去时,负责拍照的警察不停地跟一位烫了头发的中年女性说,“你把头发压一压,太高了,我这照不全”,那位中年女性说,“我已经压了半小时了,要不你帮我p 一下吧”,警察无奈地将电脑屏幕给她看,“都快p 成光头了,还是照不全啊!”全场哄笑。

CDT 档案卡
标题:一个新疆汉族人的告白:那是我永远回不去的故乡
作者:佚名
发表日期:2020.5.19
来源:国际特赦组织
主题归类:新疆
CDS收藏:老大哥馆
版权说明:该作品版权归原作者所有。中国数字时代仅对原作进行存档,以对抗中国的网络审查。详细版权说明

但我至今记得在众人的哄笑中感受到的荒诞,对于生活在新疆的人来说,这一切改变越来越习以为常。

每个来排队的人都是从照相开始的,可是每个照相的人都有这样那样的问题, 好不容易过了照相关,采集指纹的机器总是识别不出指纹,每过一阵它都会大喊“请同时按捺左右手拇指”,然后用维语再大喊一遍。负责采集指纹和虹膜的警察时不时提醒按指纹的人,“你的手太干了”。采集虹膜的时候,她会说“看红点”,拿着虹膜机器的人往里看,果然有个红点。有一次,她跟被采集虹膜的人说,“你的眼睛怎么是歪的呀?”全场又哄笑。

最后一步是采集DNA,在手指上扎出血,沾在写着你身份证信息的试纸卡片上,警察在结束的时候轻声一句“好了”,你就可以用棉签捂着手指出来了。

所谓的“第三代身份证“我最后并没有拿到,也许只是把我召回来采集生物信息的幌子。

但我至今记得,在基层工作人员的无奈与众人的哄笑中感受到的荒诞,相似的场景在日常生活中不断上演,像是对监控公民这个宏大目标的消解,而对于生活在新疆的人来说,被消解掉的更是个体的警惕——即这一切改变越来越习以为常。

新疆——中国最安全的地方

不只一位亲友跟我说,新疆是中国最安全的地方。这甚至是有些新疆人引以为傲的成就。

这几年,每回一次新疆,我感受到的氛围都要收紧一些,受到的管制都要更多一些。

不知道从什么时候开始,我们进到任何一座建筑中:餐厅、商城、电影院、医院、超市等等都需要通过安检,一道检查包,一道过人,还要刷身份证。所以亲戚们经常开玩笑说,在新疆,没有身份证你连小区都出不了。

有一年冬天,我和家人去加油站,因为加油站只能允许司机一个人进入,其他乘客要下车步行到出口等加完油之后再上车。我只好在零下二十几度的寒冬里走下车,走到出口瑟瑟发抖等车开出来。

十九大期间,乌鲁木齐街上有很多专门检查手机的警察,如果发现你的手机上发过什么“反党言论”,就会受到处置。

体制内的朋友,工作也变得如履薄冰,每个单位都重点盯防那些不抽烟不喝酒的少数民族,认为他们“有问题”。一位在国企工作的朋友,成了“访惠聚”的成员,被安排住在少数民族家中,和他们同吃同住,“培养民族感情”,一起“学习”,甚至连过年也不能回家。

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Amnesty International

当我向家人、朋友表示对这些措施的不理解时,往往获得的回答只是一声叹息,“这就是新疆啊”。有时候我觉得我离开那里已经太久了,所以这一系列大家习以为常的管制才让我无法忍受。

少数民族与汉族的界限

刚离开新疆的那些年,我都在逃避这个印记,因为在新疆之外,这个印记意味着意想不到的麻烦、污名,同时也是“偏远、落后”的代名词。但是在新疆,汉族算是享有一定特权的个体。对少数民族的生活,我没有切身体验,却都看在眼里。

春节回家过年时发现,非本地的少数民族出火车站必须有单位持介绍信,或亲属写保证书才能出站。每隔两百米,就有一辆警车;每个单位都被分配了不同数量的少数民族(主要是维吾尔族),他们是从南疆来的,每个单位必须给他们安排工作。表现不佳的,将被送去某个地方“学习”。

一位朋友告诉我,十九大前后,他们单位很多少数民族(主要是维吾尔族)突然消失了,朋友、家人、同时都不知道ta 去了哪里,直到几天后才传出消息,说这些人已经被抓,至于为什么被抓,原因五花八门:不配合安检,发表过不当言论,以及此前有案底的不管有无再犯,都一律被抓。而所谓的案底,并不仅是那些犯过政治错误的人,曾经有偷盗、抢劫等犯罪记录,或曾留过“不符合政策”的大胡子的少数民族,都因为十九大被抓了起来。

在这充满偏见的社会结构之下,我们之间的关系如此不平等。我在某种程度上,是这个制度的受益者,同时也天然带着那些偏见与歧视

在生命的很长一段时间里,我一直都觉得自己没有歧视少数民族。还记得小学时,我和两位维吾尔族男生特别要好,他们比我强壮很多,每天放了学就教我翻双杠,我们每天分享同一袋零食,喝同一瓶水。但偶然得知一位高中同学(汉族)的专业是维吾尔语。我当时的第一反应是,“为什么要学维语?那有什么用?” 从那个时候,我才意识到,生长在这充满偏见的社会结构之下,我们之间的关系可能会如此不平等。我作为一个汉族,在某种程度上,是这个制度的受益者,同时也天然带着那些偏见与歧视。

许多年以来,央视的春节联欢晚会上所展现出来的新疆人,都是以能歌善舞的维吾尔族人为主要形象的,在每年三月的人民代表大会上,少数民族一定会穿着传统的民族服饰亮相,这种单一刻板的形象让人们失去了了解这个民族真实生存状况的可能,看不到他们的困境和真实的社会地位。

就像是我身边的长辈都非常喜欢新疆舞,但他们似乎从未把那些跳新疆舞的维吾尔族和身边存在着的维吾尔族联系起来。 一位在工厂工作的亲戚无意间提到厂里的少数民族学技术太慢,觉得他们没有汉族人聪明,另一位在大型资源型国企工作的朋友说,他们的单位根本没有少数民族,也不打算招聘,还有一位同学跟我提到,她坐火车最讨厌“遇到维族”,因为他们“又吵又臭又脏”。

“牺牲一代人”

有一年我心血来潮想要回母校看看,发现母校的围墙上,都用铁丝网围了起来,也许不了解的人,会把它当成一所监狱。我看着这个我曾经学习多年的地方,心里感到悲哀极了。现在的那一批学生,会不会把铁丝网当成理所当然呢?当他们毕业,长大,去到其它地方,看到那些没有铁丝网、没有围墙的学校和建筑,他们是会感到自在和自由,还是会大骂那里不在意人们的“安全”呢?

这几年,我越来越发现自己对新疆几乎一无所知。那里的文化,那里的历史,那里发生过的一切似乎都在一点一点的消失。

现在新疆所实行的政策,就是要“牺牲一代人”,而牺牲的这一代人,包括少数民族和汉族。从这个角度来说,我们都是命运的共同体。

我曾在火车上遇到过一位在新疆政府部门工作的人,他很直白地告诉我,现在新疆所实行的政策,就是要“牺牲一代人”,而牺牲的这一代人,包括少数民族和汉族。从这个角度来说,我们都是命运的共同体。

对于大多数新疆的汉族人来说,最实际的自救方式,大概就是沿着这条漫长的体制爬啊爬,其中一些,可以爬出新疆,爬到其他地方,然后在那里小心翼翼地掩藏起自己的口音,了解当地的人情世故,融入那里的文化。

对于新疆的少数民族来说,很多人甚至没有条件选择这条路。对被“牺牲一代人”的我们来说,或许只可以借着那些零碎的片段来拼凑记忆中的故乡,那是我们回不去的新疆。

Inside the Final Days of the Assad Regime in Syria

President Bashar al-Assad, who wielded fear and force over Syria for more than two decades, fled the country under the cover of night — and a fake political address.

© David Guttenfelder/The New York Times

A banner of former President Bashar al-Assad hanging north of Hama, Syria, was defaced after his ouster this month.

‘Nutcracker’ Is a Casualty of a ‘Quarantine’ of Russian Culture in Lithuania

22 December 2024 at 13:01
Lithuania’s national opera house had stopped showing Tchaikovsky’s 1892 masterpiece in solidarity with Ukraine over the war with Russia. Then a new minister expressed fondness for the Russian composer, igniting a furor.

© Andrej Vasilenko for The New York Times

Lithuanian’s National Opera and Ballet Theater during intermission at the ballet “Les Millions d’Arlequin” in Vilnius this month.

Niger Buckles Under Relentless Jihadist Fire

22 December 2024 at 13:01
In the West African nation of Niger, killings by insurgents have surged since the military seized power in a coup, expelled U.S. and European troops and stopped negotiations with Islamist groups.
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