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“Pick a Lie, Any Lie”: Israel’s Five Versions of the Witkoff Massacre


The Israeli army has offered five conflicting stories to deny its role in the killing of 31 starving civilians and the injury of over 200 others at the US-Israeli aid distribution point in Rafah. The massacre, known as the Witkoff Massacre, has triggered global outrage.

  • Narrative 1: “Nothing happened.”

Initially, Israel claimed that no incident occurred near the aid center. This was quickly disproven by eyewitness videos and images showing bodies scattered near aid trucks.

  • Narrative 2: “Something happened—but not near the aid center.”

After mounting pressure, the army admitted there had been an incident. However, it claimed the event happened far from the aid site and had no connection to Israeli forces. The army then released a video showing normal aid distribution in a different area.

  • Narrative 3: “Soldiers fired in the air only.”

The third claim was that Israeli soldiers fired warning shots into the air, not at people. This contradicted medical reports and survivor testimonies that confirmed victims had direct gunshot wounds to the head, chest, and abdomen.

  • Narrative 4: “No one was hurt.”

In its fourth version, the army insisted that no casualties resulted from the incident. But the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) later confirmed that 21 dead bodies had arrived at its field hospital in Rafah.

  • Narrative 5: “Hamas militants were responsible.”

Finally, Israel published a drone video claiming Hamas fighters shot civilians. However, the footage was filmed in Khan Younis—not Rafah—and showed looting by gangs backed by Israel. The clip lacked any evidence of a gunfight.

Rami Abdu, director of Euro-Med Human Rights Monitor, called the video “a scandal.” He said, “The footage showed gangs stealing aid, not Hamas shooting civilians. Israel is trying to hide its crime with lies.”

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Internet Blackout in Gaza as Israel Targets Last Fiber Line


Gaza (Quds News Network)- The Gaza Strip has plunged into a complete internet and communication blackout after Israeli attacks severed the last remaining fiber-optic line, the Palestinian Telecommunications Regulatory Authority announced on Thursday.

The authority confirmed that fixed-line internet and telecommunication services are now entirely cut off across Gaza, including the central and southern regions, which have now joined the digital silence already imposed on Gaza City and the north for the past two days.

“This is the result of systematic attacks on Gaza’s already fragile telecom infrastructure,” the authority said in a statement. Technicians have tried multiple times to repair and reroute damaged lines, but Israeli restrictions have blocked all efforts.



Unknown error while packing a Unity game into a Flatpak


I have a game binaries built with Unity, the game works on my distro (and have been tried on other distros as well) OOTB, I only need to download it and run the executable, however, when I tried to pack it with flatpak-builder and install it (no building process, just download the binary from Codeberg and copy them properly) the game executable fails and exits with error code 1, even if I enter the builddir and try to launch the executable as I would do normally, it returns error code 1 with the following log:
no boot config - using default values
[UnityMemory] Configuration Parameters - Can be set up in boot.config
    "memorysetup-bucket-allocator-granularity=16"
    "memorysetup-bucket-allocator-bucket-count=8"
    "memorysetup-bucket-allocator-block-size=4194304"
    "memorysetup-bucket-allocator-block-count=1"
    "memorysetup-main-allocator-block-size=16777216"
    "memorysetup-thread-allocator-block-size=16777216"
    "memorysetup-gfx-main-allocator-block-size=16777216"
    "memorysetup-gfx-thread-allocator-block-size=16777216"
    "memorysetup-cache-allocator-block-size=4194304"
    "memorysetup-typetree-allocator-block-size=2097152"
    "memorysetup-profiler-bucket-allocator-granularity=16"
    "memorysetup-profiler-bucket-allocator-bucket-count=8"
    "memorysetup-profiler-bucket-allocator-block-size=4194304"
    "memorysetup-profiler-bucket-allocator-block-count=1"
    "memorysetup-profiler-allocator-block-size=16777216"
    "memorysetup-profiler-editor-allocator-block-size=1048576"
    "memorysetup-temp-allocator-size-main=4194304"
    "memorysetup-job-temp-allocator-block-size=2097152"
    "memorysetup-job-temp-allocator-block-size-background=1048576"
    "memorysetup-job-temp-allocator-reduction-small-platforms=262144"
    "memorysetup-temp-allocator-size-background-worker=32768"
    "memorysetup-temp-allocator-size-job-worker=262144"
    "memorysetup-temp-allocator-size-preload-manager=262144"
    "memorysetup-temp-allocator-size-nav-mesh-worker=65536"
    "memorysetup-temp-allocator-size-audio-worker=65536"
    "memorysetup-temp-allocator-size-cloud-worker=32768"
    "memorysetup-temp-allocator-size-gfx=262144"

Here are my build commands:
       - install -D run_game.sh /app/bin/run_game.sh
       - install -D Game.x86_64 /app/share/game/Game.x86_64
       - install -Dm0644 UnityPlayer.so /app/share/game/UnityPlayer.so
       - mkdir /app/share/game/Game_Data
       - mkdir /app/share/applications
       - mkdir -p /app/share/icons/hicolor/512x512/apps
       - cp -r Game_Data /app/share/game/Game_Data
       - install -Dm0644 io.codeberg.author.game.desktop /app/share/applications/
       - install -Dm0644 io.codeberg.author.game.png /app/share/icons/hicolor/512x512/apps/


AI lets clinicians ‘chat’ with medical records


#AII


sarà rottaggio imprevisto, quando continuo e inspiegabile


In questi giorni, il rotting sta lievemente imperversando. Ahimè!!! A questo punto della mattina sono già le 12 passate, e io non ho ancora fatto nulla di rilevante, il che è greve e preoccupante, visto il contesto ultimo presente. Un sintomo evidente della cosa è che qui i post stanno uscendo a fatica, in questi […]

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sarà rottaggio imprevisto, quando continuo e inspiegabile


In questi giorni, il rotting sta lievemente imperversando. Ahimè!!! A questo punto della mattina sono già le 12 passate, e io non ho ancora fatto nulla di rilevante, il che è greve e preoccupante, visto il contesto ultimo presente. Un sintomo evidente della cosa è che qui i post stanno uscendo a fatica, in questi ultimi giorni, ma appunto non perché io stia facendo molto altro di intrigante; i minuti giusto scorrono così, senza che sia possibile capire precisamente il perché. 💀

Ieri mattina addirittura mi sono in qualche modo svegliata quasi alle 13, al punto che ho dovuto zompare colazione e ho direttamente pranzato, perché ops. Questo è accaduto perché, durante la notte (o meglio, la mattina, visto che sarà successo al massimo qualche quarto d’ora prima del mio vero risveglio), ho sognato di svegliarmi ed alzarmi mentre che fossero le 11 e qualcosa, come altre mattine… di conseguenza, evidentemente il mio cervello credeva che io fossi già perfettamente resuscitata e, allora mi ha fatta rimanere fisicamente e mentalmente lì nel letto, finché non è arrivato mio padre probabilmente preoccupandosi sotto sotto di se fossi morta. 🦗

Sempre meglio di ieri sera o stamattina, però, visto che rispettivamente nel primo caso mi era venuto mal di testa senza fare niente (ma almeno sono andata a dormire un po’ prima), e nel secondo mi è salita l’allergia forte con il muco potente e persino la sciorda pesante. E, appunto, è un pochino imbarazzante che, nonostante io mi sia svegliata alle 10 stamattina, non ho ancora fatto praticamente nulla per cui valga la pena che questa giornata consumi le mie energie vitali (cioè, per cui valga la pena non essere rimasta nel letto fino ad ora di pranzo anche stavolta, ma in questo caso volontariamente). 🥱
"Can't wait for summer!!"Also me all summerVabbè, in sintesi ho il presentimento che in parte questa possa essere l’estate. Non che io l’abbia mai desiderata in effetti, a differenza di altre persone che prima la vogliono ma poi quando arriva si lamentano, quindi tipo non è colpa mia se mi fa un pochino questo effetto qui, però è comunque seccante e per certi aspetti problematico. Se avete idee per ridurre la marciscenza però, compatibilmente a quello che posso fare e che mi piace o potrebbe piacermi, accetto ovviamente suggerimenti… 🙏




I'm sick of people not accepting the current American rule


I've seen a number of people trying to deny the truth, and it's honestly sickening at this point. How bad do things have to get for people to acknowledge what I recognized on the night of November 5th? People really cannot handle reality as it is.

essell doesn't like this.

in reply to TotallynotJessica

Me opening the comments
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in reply to daniel_callahan

They should comply by turning it all over printed, out of order, in several hundred unlabeled boxes
in reply to Throbbing_banjo

With major portions either missing or balled up and soaked with toilet water, covered in finger prints smeared with self tanner
in reply to SassyRamen

"...in the bottom of a locked filing cabinet stuck in a disused lavatory with a sign on the door saying ‘Beware of the Leopard'."


I Am Marching to Gaza for Suffering Children






Tonga Poised to Be the First Country to Recognize Rights of Whales




CIO wants to clone top techies as digital twin and AI agents


cross-posted from: lazysoci.al/post/28276061


in reply to daniel_callahan

Liberals will be blaming him for their losses for decades to come.


It just worked.


I've felt compelled to post; it just works!

I've got a pc which is over a decade old; I've only ever used Microsoft with my main OS on that machine being windows 7 and then windows 10.
With the new requirements for windows 11 being what they were I was considering installing it anyway with some workarounds.
My computer appeared to be getting slower, I was annoyed with all of the bloat which goes along with the Microsoft OS, the constant reminders to "finish setting up my device" and use one drive. All of this was a bit too much for me.

I figured I'd have a go at installing a Linux OS. I'd ran Ubuntu years and years ago as an experiment on an evening older pc and it was very much sub par, it looked nice, it was a pain to do anything and didn't play any of the games I wanted at the time.

A little bit of research told me that Linux mint may be a good option. I also read that dual booting can be difficult. So I just backed up my data, and installed it on the hard disk.

It was mostly seamless, I had issues with my graphics driver, which meant I couldn't click the buttons to install mint & crashes, when running off the live disk to see what the os was like. This was part of the reason I just installed it on the hard drive and didn't go through with a 'testing' phase.

Once that was resolved by installing the Nvidia driver I could use mint. This was made quite easy as it was just a few clicks in the gui and made really obvious to see. And the Mint does everything I need it to!

Gaming appears to have come a long, long way, I ran Civ V to test and it worked.

My Bluetooth mouse and keyboard connected without issue.

The libre office suite is great to use and I've found it similar to the Microsoft equivalents.

My computer appears to be faster. I now realise that it was actually just the additional demands of the Microsoft OS on my machine which slowed it.

I have a multi screen set up, this simply just worked, the only tweek I made was selecting my main monitor.

To top it all, and perhaps the most surprising thing for me (and the reason for the post) is the printer just worked. Like, printers never just work. It's just plugged in, recognised and I could print. No additional set up needed.

I'm short, Linux has progressed so much over the years. I thank all those who have worked on it to make it such a great option. It will be my main OS going forward and I'll advocate for it. I'll also ensure that my kids are running a Linux OS when they have computers of their own.

So, if you're reading this and unsure about Linux, don't be. It's great and easy to set up, works flawlessly.

in reply to Good_Slate

I have a Lenovo Legion 5 Pro with an RTX3060. When Linux can run 2D graphic animations in browsers with more than 5fps I'll switch, but it just doesn't work.

It may have come a long way, but let's not pretend it's flawless.

in reply to sykaster

I run the same laptop with the same card, doing heavy work in blender and 3d games on Linux. What are you talking about?
in reply to Ludrol

3D graphics worked out of the box, but the 2D animations in the browser on any browser, any distro, any driver are super low FPS. I feel like I've tried everything and I cannot solve this. What's your distro?
in reply to sykaster

I now run bazzite but arch and ubuntu worked good enough for me, definitely no 5fps choppines in the UI.
in reply to Ludrol

I tried all of those, same issue on all of them on Brave, Chromium, and Firefox. I've given up hope for now, maybe with the next laptop.
in reply to sykaster

feddit.nl/post/34127250 just found your post and strangely enough survev.io/ IS unplayable.
in reply to sykaster

When Linux can run 2D graphic animations in browsers with more than 5fps I’ll switch, but it just doesn’t work.


I have a laptop with a 3060 and I don't have this issue.

in reply to DownWithIsrael

Ok, but there is something here. in 99% percent everything works fine but when @sykaster@feddit.nl and I go to survev.io/ the performance is awful. Tested both on X11 and Wayland.



Iran Vows To Respond After IAEA Passes Noncompliance Resolution


The International Atomic Energy Agency's (IAEA) Board of Governors has passed a resolution formally declaring Iran noncompliant with its nonproliferation obligations for the first time since 2005, a move Tehran immediately condemned.

The resolution, which was adopted on June 12 during a quarterly meeting of the IAEA board, can facilitate the return of UN sanctions against Iran later this year.

In response, Iran's Foreign Ministry announced that a new enrichment site would be established in a safe zone and first-generation centrifuges in the Fordo site will be replaced with advanced sixth-generation machines.

"As we have previously stated, the Islamic Republic of Iran has no choice but to respond to this political resolution," the ministry said in a statement.



Al-Shawa: Palestinian citizens who went out to receive aid returned to their families as corpses




Could this be the death of Australia's nightmarish welfare system?


Mutual obligation is one of the last great shibboleths of Australian politics. Now the entire system is under scrutiny with potentially big implications for our welfare system.


“Piracy is Piracy” – Disney and Universal team up to sue Midjourney


  • Disney and NBCUniversal have teamed up to sue Midjourney.
  • The companies allege that the platform used its copyright protected material to train its model and that users can generate content that infringes on Disney and Universal’s copyrighted material.
  • The scathing lawsuit requests that Midjourney be made to pay up for the damage it has caused the two companies.

https://htxt.co.za/2025/06/piracy-is-piracy-disney-and-universal-team-up-to-sue-midjourney/

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in reply to Pro

I say this as a massive AI critic: Disney does not have a legitimate grievance here.

AI training data is scraping. Scraping is — and must continue to be — fair use. As Cory Doctorow (fellow AI critic) says: Scraping against the wishes of the scraped is good, actually.

I want generative AI firms to get taken down. But I want them to be taken down for the right reasons.

Their products are toxic to communication and collaboration.

They are the embodiment of a pathology that sees humanity — what they might call inefficiency, disagreement, incoherence, emotionality, bias, chaos, disobedience — as a problem, and technology as the answer.

Dismantle them on the basis of what their poison does to public discourse, shared knowledge, connection to each other, mental well-being, fair competition, privacy, labor dignity, and personal identity.

Not because they didn’t pay the fucking Mickey Mouse toll.

in reply to kibiz0r

Are you saying that the mere action of scraping is fair use, or that absolutely anything you do with the data you scrape is also fair use?
in reply to Pro

Oh so when Big companies do it, it's OK. But it's stealing when an OpenSource AI gives that same power back to the people.


“Piracy is Piracy” – Disney and Universal team up to sue Midjourney


  • Disney and NBCUniversal have teamed up to sue Midjourney.
  • The companies allege that the platform used its copyright protected material to train its model and that users can generate content that infringes on Disney and Universal’s copyrighted material.
  • The scathing lawsuit requests that Midjourney be made to pay up for the damage it has caused the two companies.

https://htxt.co.za/2025/06/piracy-is-piracy-disney-and-universal-team-up-to-sue-midjourney/

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Israeli army officers refuse to serve in ‘unnecessary, eternal war’ in Gaza; say many hostages have been killed by IDF bombings


Israel’s government is issuing “clearly illegal” orders that must not be obeyed, a group of Israeli military intelligence officers have said, announcing they will no longer participate in combat operations in Gaza.

The intelligence officers said Netanyahu’s government had given a “death sentence” to the Israeli hostages held by Hamas militants in Gaza when it “chose to collapse” the ceasefire deal in March.

The group, which is understood to include members of the elite military surveillance division Unit 8200, claimed that “many hostages have already been killed by IDF bombings” and accused the government of continuing to “abandon their lives”.

Organised by the anti-war group Soldiers for the Hostages, the letter comes amid growing dissent within certain parts of the military over the continuation of the war in Gaza and an apparent increase in the numbers of soldiers who are refusing to fight.

in reply to geneva_convenience

Even when protesting the war they only care about their hostages.

Not saying they shouldn't care about them, but deliberately only caring about them and not the tens of thousands of Palestinian women and children they murdered speaks volumes.



Half of businesses rethink ditching humans for customer service bots


Agentless contact center 'not yet technically feasible, nor operationally desirable'


in reply to BrikoX

Why after Hurricane season? Does he think this is the last hurricane season ever? If you’re gonna cut it you clearly don’t care so why wait?
in reply to But_my_mom_says_im_cool

Probably because Acting head of FEMA said he wasn't aware U.S. has a hurricane season, sources say, so they are confused.




A Carrelli tram in Milan, Italy, from 1927


I took a picture of this tram this morning.

This is a series of trams "type Edison" produced in Italy in the period 1927-1930

They are in active use on a number of lines in Milan, and while beautiful, they are slow, hardly accessible and noisy... But still.

Some more info here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ATM_Clas…

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The Strategic Logic of the No Kings Protests


Over the last six weeks, we’ve gotten the occasional question about why Indivisible, together with our coalition of incredible partners, called for No Kings Day on June 14.

Why another protest? What is it going to accomplish? Shouldn’t we be [insert alternate tactic] instead?

These are good-faith questions, and they stem from very reasonable concerns. The speed, scope, and scale of the MAGA assault — on our rights, our neighbors, our democracy — is staggering. The stakes are enormous. There are days when nothing we’re doing feels sufficient to the magnitude of the horrors we face.

Protest is a tactic. And with any tactic, there’s a danger of tactical freeze, of it getting stale, of deploying it without a real strategy in mind. And it’s easy to look at any single protest and ask, “what did that even accomplish? What was the point?”

So I want to take a step back and talk about the role of a peaceful mass mobilization like No Kings in the context of our strategic analysis.




Wikipedia Pauses AI-Generated Summaries After Editor Backlash


“The Wikimedia Foundation has been exploring ways to make Wikipedia and other Wikimedia projects more accessible to readers globally,” a Wikimedia Foundation spokesperson told me in an email. “This two-week, opt-in experiment was focused on making complex Wikipedia articles more accessible to people with different reading levels. For the purposes of this experiment, the summaries were generated by an open-weight Aya model by Cohere. It was meant to gauge interest in a feature like this, and to help us think about the right kind of community moderation systems to ensure humans remain central to deciding what information is shown on Wikipedia.”


Some very out of touch people in the Wikimedia Foundation.
Fortunately the editors (people who actually write the articles) have the sense to oppose this move in mass.


Wikipedia Pauses AI-Generated Summaries After Editor Backlash


The Wikimedia Foundation, the nonprofit organization which hosts and develops Wikipedia, has paused an experiment that showed users AI-generated summaries at the top of articles after an overwhelmingly negative reaction from the Wikipedia editors community.

“Just because Google has rolled out its AI summaries doesn't mean we need to one-up them, I sincerely beg you not to test this, on mobile or anywhere else,” one editor said in response to Wikimedia Foundation’s announcement that it will launch a two-week trial of the summaries on the mobile version of Wikipedia. “This would do immediate and irreversible harm to our readers and to our reputation as a decently trustworthy and serious source. Wikipedia has in some ways become a byword for sober boringness, which is excellent. Let's not insult our readers' intelligence and join the stampede to roll out flashy AI summaries. Which is what these are, although here the word ‘machine-generated’ is used instead.”

Two other editors simply commented, “Yuck.”

For years, Wikipedia has been one of the most valuable repositories of information in the world, and a laudable model for community-based, democratic internet platform governance. Its importance has only grown in the last couple of years during the generative AI boom as it’s one of the only internet platforms that has not been significantly degraded by the flood of AI-generated slop and misinformation. As opposed to Google, which since embracing generative AI has instructed its users to eat glue, Wikipedia’s community has kept its articles relatively high quality. As I recently reported last year, editors are actively working to filter out bad, AI-generated content from Wikipedia.

A page detailing the the AI-generated summaries project, called “Simple Article Summaries,” explains that it was proposed after a discussion at Wikimedia’s 2024 conference, Wikimania, where “Wikimedians discussed ways that AI/machine-generated remixing of the already created content can be used to make Wikipedia more accessible and easier to learn from.” Editors who participated in the discussion thought that these summaries could improve the learning experience on Wikipedia, where some article summaries can be quite dense and filled with technical jargon, but that AI features needed to be cleared labeled as such and that users needed an easy to way to flag issues with “machine-generated/remixed content once it was published or generated automatically.”

In one experiment where summaries were enabled for users who have the Wikipedia browser extension installed, the generated summary showed up at the top of the article, which users had to click to expand and read. That summary was also flagged with a yellow “unverified” label.
An example of what the AI-generated summary looked like.
Wikimedia announced that it was going to run the generated summaries experiment on June 2, and was immediately met with dozens of replies from editors who said “very bad idea,” “strongest possible oppose,” Absolutely not,” etc.

“Yes, human editors can introduce reliability and NPOV [neutral point-of-view] issues. But as a collective mass, it evens out into a beautiful corpus,” one editor said. “With Simple Article Summaries, you propose giving one singular editor with known reliability and NPOV issues a platform at the very top of any given article, whilst giving zero editorial control to others. It reinforces the idea that Wikipedia cannot be relied on, destroying a decade of policy work. It reinforces the belief that unsourced, charged content can be added, because this platforms it. I don't think I would feel comfortable contributing to an encyclopedia like this. No other community has mastered collaboration to such a wondrous extent, and this would throw that away.”

A day later, Wikimedia announced that it would pause the launch of the experiment, but indicated that it’s still interested in AI-generated summaries.

“The Wikimedia Foundation has been exploring ways to make Wikipedia and other Wikimedia projects more accessible to readers globally,” a Wikimedia Foundation spokesperson told me in an email. “This two-week, opt-in experiment was focused on making complex Wikipedia articles more accessible to people with different reading levels. For the purposes of this experiment, the summaries were generated by an open-weight Aya model by Cohere. It was meant to gauge interest in a feature like this, and to help us think about the right kind of community moderation systems to ensure humans remain central to deciding what information is shown on Wikipedia.”

“It is common to receive a variety of feedback from volunteers, and we incorporate it in our decisions, and sometimes change course,” the Wikimedia Foundation spokesperson added. “We welcome such thoughtful feedback — this is what continues to make Wikipedia a truly collaborative platform of human knowledge.”

“Reading through the comments, it’s clear we could have done a better job introducing this idea and opening up the conversation here on VPT back in March,” a Wikimedia Foundation project manager said. VPT, or “village pump technical,” is where The Wikimedia Foundation and the community discuss technical aspects of the platform. “As internet usage changes over time, we are trying to discover new ways to help new generations learn from Wikipedia to sustain our movement into the future. In consequence, we need to figure out how we can experiment in safe ways that are appropriate for readers and the Wikimedia community. Looking back, we realize the next step with this message should have been to provide more of that context for you all and to make the space for folks to engage further.”

The project manager also said that “Bringing generative AI into the Wikipedia reading experience is a serious set of decisions, with important implications, and we intend to treat it as such, and that “We do not have any plans for bringing a summary feature to the wikis without editor involvement. An editor moderation workflow is required under any circumstances, both for this idea, as well as any future idea around AI summarized or adapted content.”




Large Language Models, Small Labor Market Effects




Is the ‘tech bro-ification’ of abortion here?


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in reply to Pro

"tech bro" is insulting to people that work in tech that aren't assholes



Mary Gauthier – The Foundling (2010)


Blood is blood And blood don’t wash away Questi versi racchiudono nel modo più chiaro ed immediato l’essenza del sesto album di studio di Mary Gauthier, intitolato The Foundling e pubblicato da Proper Records nel 2010... Leggi e ascolta...


Mary Gauthier – The Foundling (2010)


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Blood is blood And blood don’t wash away Questi versi racchiudono nel modo più chiaro ed immediato l’essenza del sesto album di studio di Mary Gauthier, intitolato The Foundling e pubblicato da Proper Records nel 2010. Si tratta di un concept album che può essere sinteticamente definito come un’autobiografia in musica. Attraverso le tredici tracce, infatti, viene narrata la storia di una bambina abbandonata alla nascita che dopo un anno in orfanotrofio viene adottata, ma poi scappa dai genitori adottivi. Una volta cresciuta finisce nello show business, ma il suo passato irrisolto continua a tormentarla. Cerca di trovare i propri genitori naturali e riesce a rintracciare la madre con la quale si mette in contatto, ma viene freddamente respinta. Alla fine, nonostante la durezza della vita, attraverso l’amore o la speranza dell’amore, riesce a trovare pace con se stessa. E’ impossibile scindere la musica dalla narrazione: Mary Gauthier si fa portavoce attraverso la propria esperienza personale del disagio degli orfani, di chi deve affrontare le difficoltà della vita con la ferita aperta dell’abbandono e del non sapere nulla delle proprie origini. La sua voce profonda, a volte dura e tagliente, contrasta con il suo aspetto fragile, ma androgino e da questa unione ne esce un senso di sacralità e di sensibilità vera.


Ascolta: album.link/i/747012149


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L'esilio di un libro e la morte invisibile sui muri dell'Imperatore - Il blog di Jacopo Ranieri






From Word and Excel to LibreOffice: Danish ministry says goodbye to Microsoft


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in reply to fattyfoods

Good to see. LibreOffice is solid today. Was passable back in like 2012. Now it's pretty excellent, at least for most people. Ribbon interface like 5 years ago was pretty rough. Now I think it's pretty close to great. I thought OnlyOffice and WPS Office had a substantial visual edge but that was me comparing it to like 2020 LibreOffice. 2025 LibreOffice looks pretty good now that I wouldn't feel worries about newcomers looking at it as a relic of 2003 visual design
in reply to fattyfoods

Hopefully this also means monetary investment in open source, not just open source usage without a support contract or contributing back. Matrix is a great example of an open source project that is being used by governments but struggling to get paid because governments are employing their own support staff and making internal forks.

But the more governments, agencies and individuals switch, there greater the chance they'll pay the developers and maintainers for support or features.

Anti Commercial-AI license



Republicans Hate Knowledge, Love Grift


I was going to write about how excited I was that both the Ignyte Awards and the Shirley Jackson Awards nominations both dropped last week. I’ve already started reading through the Hugo Awards nominees, which were announced back in April, and now I have p

I was going to write about how excited I was that both the Ignyte Awards and the Shirley Jackson Awards nominations both dropped last week. I’ve already started reading through the Hugo Awards nominees, which were announced back in April, and now I have plenty of reading material to last me the rest of the year.

Then I saw this drop: Senate budget threatens Ohio library funding

Senate Republicans aren’t coming to the rescue of Ohio libraries.

The Senate budget plan mirrors a House proposal that eliminates guaranteed state funding for libraries, tied to percentage of state tax revenues.

Under both budgets, library funding instead appears in the budget as a simple line item that could be slashed in subsequent budgets without notice.

On top of that, it lumps together several other library entities into the same Public Library Fund so the money allocated would potentially be cut into smaller pieces.

Needless to say, libraries are concerned.


This is the budget which Republicans passed in both the Ohio House and Senate. The Senate passed the bill today, in fact, with just one Republican joining Democrats to vote no. The bill removes the Public Library Fund, which gives Republicans the option to kill funding for libraries in this and future budgets. Meanwhile, Republicans chose to fund the proposed new Brookpark Browns stadium with $600 million.

It is clear that Republicans don’t care about knowledge. They only care about grift, as the Haslem family is a major MAGA donor, all while showing they are inept at actual business.

This is due to Republican corruption.

This is due to Republican gerrymandering.

This is due to Republican greed.

If you vote Republican, this is all on you.

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WhatsApp is getting AI-powered summaries for unread chats


#meta


I made a gpg Hat


I recently have been playing around with GPG (its pretty fun!)
And decided to make a hat with my public key on it!

Its a fun conversation starter at walmart, when somebody asks what it is? It activates my tism, and i get to talk about computer science! Its also important to teach others the importants of encryption especially as of one day ago the EFF made a post talking about yet another bill trying to go after encryption.

The keen eyed among you see i have blocked out certain parts of my key, this is because i have a key for this hat exclusively and would like to see if anybody i talk to about encryption in real life bothers to email me. I know its not much but i enjoy it!

I laser etched the leather, and hand stitched it to the hat.

I know this is more kinda clothing stuff, but it just didnt feel right posting a hat with a gpg key on a fasion/clothing community.

Hope you enjoy
My little project >😀 hehe

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in reply to Chais

I think the whole key is more of a conversation starter than just QR code. We all know what they are and dont ask people questions aboit them.
in reply to Steamymoomilk

What if somebody takes a photo of you wearing it and run it through an OCR software?

in reply to Interstellar_1

I mean if you read any Reddit that during the road to the recent USA elections, Biden should have won by an extremely large margin, and later , Kamala.

If we used Reddit threads of those months as reference, we'd currently been talking about how hard Kamala won

But she didn't

So yeah, take whatever is on Reddit, and now Lemmy, with an asteroid sized pinch of salt

Not saying those comments were fake, they certainly represent someone, now, wheater that someone is a sizeable amount of voters...




What happened to Blockinger? (Tetris Clone)


Its gone from F-Droid Store..

It looks like F-Droid does not have any apps matching your search string "Blockinger"


search.f-droid.org/?q=Blocking…

in reply to redd

Unrequested suggestion:

Lemuroid emulator + apotris is the best (FOSS) tetris replacement on Android


in reply to asudox

He does not use any distro, he uses the Kernel directly 😀

(joke)

in reply to asudox

I don't know about the distro but I know his keyboard only has 2 keys: 1 and 0


Can you be tracked for marketing purposes on a "dumb-phone"?


I'm aware that carrying a phone means that I can be tracked with cell towers and that's fine.

But is there some sort of tracking that can be done on modern dumb-phones that make relevant ads show up(on spotify/youtube) that are based on where the phone has been?

Thanks I'm a newb

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in reply to oo1

I would unironically love if there were enough people in my life that also wanted to live that way to make it viable... Also the lack of functioning payphones these days would be challenging.

The place (at least in the USA) where I've found the most functional-looking payphones was actually Hawaii... And even then, so many are decaying and non-functional. I've had a silly idea to go back and just roam around and photograph as many as I can.

in reply to unicornBro

If your this concerned with tracking I think you want to take a look at the LoRa mesh network/devices.