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أعلنت السلطات المصرية اتخاذ إجراءات مشددة بلغت حد الإغلاق ضد مجموعة من المتاجر المتخصصة في بيع الأطعمة والحلويات، في إطار سلسلة "الإجراءات الرقابية" التي تهدف "لضمان مأمونية الغذاء وصحة المستهلك" وضبط المخالفات في العمل والتشغيل، وفق ما قالت السلطات.

وطالت الحملة محلات عدة، منها مطاعم شهيرة بالمأكولات مثل الأسماك واللحوم والدواجن، وأخرى بالحلويات، ويعد "بلبن" أحد أشهر محال الحلويات التي تعرضت للغلق، إذ لقي خبر إغلاقه تفاعلاً واسعاً في المنصات المصرية، بعدما أصدرت الهيئة القومية لسلامة الغذاء، بيانا قالت فيه إنها تلقت شكاوى من حالات "تسمم غذائي" بعد تناول أطعمة من عدة محال تقدم الطعام والحلويات، من ضمنها "بلبن" ومطاعم أخرى.

وأضافت: "قامت الفرق الرقابية خلال الأيام الماضية بتنفيذ حملات تفتيش ميدانية موسعة على المصانع ومحلات بيع وتداول المنتجات الغذائية التابعة لسلاسل (بلبن ، كرم الشام ، كنافة وبسبوسة ، وهمي ، عم شلتت) محل الشكاوى في مختلف محافظات الجمهورية."

I have 16GB of RAM. If I were to play a game like minecraft with few mods (RLCraft), then it completely fills up my memory. No other app can run beside it and even then sometimes system runs out of memory and shut down plasma-shell to have enough memory for the game. (I don't use swap)

Now if I restart and use X11, I can play that exact same game and have firefox, mozilla thunderbird & signal running and still have 5 GB free memory.

The weird thing is that memory consumption per app doesn't really differ much between X11 and wayland session but in wayland amount of memory used by all apps don't add up to amount used memory. like there is couple of GIgabytes unaccounted for.

I asked about that before and people suggested disk cache might be the culprit but why I don't have this problem with wayland?

I use KDE plasma / Gentoo if this is at all relevant.

Now for the first time scientists researching the brain of a fly have identified the position, shape and connections of every single one of its 130,000 cells and 50 million connections.

It's the most detailed analysis of the brain of an adult animal ever produced.

One leading brain specialist independent of the new research described the breakthrough as a "huge leap" in our understanding of our own brains.

The indictment of Senator Bob Menendez on charges of corruptly aiding the Egyptian government has set the stage for a week of renewed pressure on US lawmakers to withhold military aid to Egypt.

Menendez stepped town temporarily from his position as head of the Senate foreign relations committee on Friday after he was indicted by New York’s southern district court on a set of explosive and detailed charges.

These included accepting hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes as well as gold bars, payments towards his mortgage and gifts including a luxury car, in exchange for using his influence and breaching his duties “in ways that benefited the government of Egypt”, while bolstering a halal meat certification business based in his New Jersey district linked to the Egyptian state.

The team investigated the city’s south canal, where huge blocks of stone from the ancient temple collapsed “during a cataclysmic event dated to the mid-second century BC,” the institute said.

The temple to god Amun was where pharaohs came “to receive the titles of their power as universal kings from the supreme god of the ancient Egyptian pantheon,” it said.

“Precious objects belonging to the temple treasury have been unearthed, such as silver ritual instruments, gold jewelry and fragile alabaster containers for perfumes or unguents,” IEASM said. “They bear witness to the wealth of this sanctuary and the piety of the former inhabitants of the port city.”

Egypt has voiced anger after Ethiopia announced it had filled the reservoir at a highly controversial hydroelectric dam on the Blue Nile river.

Ethiopia has been in dispute with Egypt and Sudan over the megaproject since its launch in 2011. Egypt relies on the Nile for nearly all its water needs.

Egypt's foreign ministry said Ethiopia was disregarding the interests of the downstream countries.

Ethiopia says the $4.2bn (£3.4bn) dam will not cut their share of Nile water.

"It is with great pleasure that I announce the successful completion of the fourth and final filling of the Renaissance Dam," Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed said on X, formerly Twitter.

He admitted the project had faced "internal and external obstacles" but "we endured all that". The dam began generating electricity in February 2022.