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Two DW journalists were attacked by Israeli settlers in the West Bank village of Sinjil. The incident has been condemned by the German ambassador to Israel and by the DJV journalists' union.
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Palestine warned on Sunday against escalating intrusions by illegal Israeli settlers into the Al-Aqsa Mosque complex in occupied East Jerusalem, Anadolu reports.
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The nine-day festival is famed for its “encierros,” or bull runs, which, starting on Monday, will see thousands of people sprint to avoid six bulls charging along a winding cobblestoned route to the city’s bullring.
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The nine-day festival is famed for its “encierros,” or bull runs, which, starting on Monday, will see thousands of people sprint to avoid six bulls charging along a winding cobblestoned route to the city’s bullring.
For decades, the Honda Acty has quietly earned its reputation as one of Japan’s most versatile and dependable kei trucks. From narrow city streets to rugged off-road paths, the Acty has carried everything from produce to construction gear — all while packing efficiency into a tiny footprint. In this article, we trace the evolution of the Honda Acty generation by generation, highlighting how it adapted to changing needs while retaining its iconic character.
🚛 1st Generation (1977–1988): Built for the Basics Launched: July 1977 Engine: 545cc EH 2-cylinder Drive Layout: Mid-engine, rear-wheel drive Body Styles: Truck (HA), Van (HH)
The original Honda Acty replaced the TN-series mini truck and was designed to meet Japan’s kei vehicle regulations. With its simple construction and clever mid-engine layout, the Acty maximized cargo space and maneuverability.
Highlights: Minimalistic interior, focused on function
Very narrow and agile — perfect for tight roads
Known for reliability in light agricultural and city work
🛞 2nd Generation (1988–1999): Growing Up Engine: Initially 547cc → upgraded to 656cc E07A New Features:
Optional 4WD
Automatic transmission introduced
Special trims like the “Attack” and “Crawler”
This generation marked a significant step forward. With a stronger engine and better suspension, it was more capable off-road and on highways. Models like the Attack (with low-range gearing) made it popular among farmers and adventurers alike.
Notable Models: Acty Attack: Designed for rough terrain
Acty Crawler: 6-wheel variant for heavy-duty needs
Street Van: A more urban-friendly passenger version
This was the “refined utility” era. While still focused on work, the Acty became more driver-friendly — appealing to businesses and individuals alike. The van variant also gained popularity for urban delivery services.
The final generation of the Acty was developed with tighter kei-class regulations in mind. Its more compact wheelbase made it even more nimble in dense cities, while safety upgrades kept it road-legal and reliable.
Features: Dual airbags, ABS
Improved noise and vibration control
2018 “Spirit Colour Style” special edition — a nod to the original Honda T360 mini truck
🧭 Generation-by-Generation Summary Generation Years Engine Notable Features 1st Gen 1977–1988 545cc (2-cyl) Simple, reliable, mid-engine design 2nd Gen 1988–1999 547cc → 656cc 4WD, auto, Attack model, multiple variants 3rd Gen 1999–2009 656cc E07Z Safety upgrades, better comfort 4th Gen 2009–2021 656cc E07Z Compact design, modern safety, final version
🔚 Final Thoughts: More Than Just a Mini Truck The Honda Acty’s evolution reflects decades of automotive adaptation — from simple utility to safe, road-ready kei innovation. Whether you're a restorer, an off-road enthusiast, or a first-time kei truck buyer, there's an Acty generation that fits your needs.
Compact, dependable, and endlessly charming, the Acty remains a quiet hero of Japanese engineering — generation after generation.
At Oiwa Garage, we specialize in the customization and enhancement of Honda Acty mini trucks, transforming these compact yet powerful vehicles into unique, performance-oriented machines....
New radar data indicates that Iranian missiles directly struck at least five "Israeli" military bases during the recent 12-day conflict, according to an analysis shared by US academics at Oregon State University with The Telegraph.
The strikes, which "Israeli" authorities have not publicly disclosed due to strict military censorship laws, reportedly involved six Iranian missiles hitting previously unreported sites across northern, central, and southern "Israel."
These targets included a major air base, an intelligence gathering center, and a logistics base.
Analysis from The Telegraph suggests that while most Iranian missiles were intercepted, the proportion breaking through "Israeli" air defenses steadily rose to about 16 percent by day seven of the conflict.
The Honda Acty is one of Japan’s most enduring and beloved kei trucks. Produced for over 40 years, the Acty has earned its place as a symbol of Honda’s commitment to innovation, simplicity, and everyday functionality. In this post, we take a deep dive into all four generations of the Honda Acty — examining how it evolved across decades, while staying true to its compact, practical roots.
The original Acty debuted in July 1977, replacing the Honda TN series. It was designed to meet kei-class regulations and prioritize space efficiency. The mid-mounted engine allowed for a flat cargo bed, maximizing utility.
Key Highlights:
Basic, durable, and purpose-built
Manual transmission only
Available in truck and van variants
Popular in farming and city delivery
⚙️ 2nd Generation (1988–1999): Power and Variety Chassis Codes: HA1/HA2 (truck), HH1/HH2 (van) Engine:
Early: 547cc E05A
Late: 656cc E07A (with ~38 hp)
The second generation introduced major improvements: more power, sharper styling, and drivetrain flexibility. For the first time, 4WD and automatic transmissions were available.
Special Editions:
Attack Model: Designed for off-roading; featured ultra-low gears and differential lock
Crawler: 6-wheeled variant for specialized terrain
Street: Passenger-friendly variant of the van
Why It Mattered: This generation expanded the Acty’s reach — from farms to mountain towns and even international exports.
The 3rd-gen Acty was all about modernization without overcomplicating the formula. Honda introduced fuel injection, upgraded safety features, and improved noise insulation.
Key Features:
Power steering, airbags, ABS
Updated dashboard and improved ergonomics
Enhanced durability for commercial use
Available with real-time 4WD and 5-speed manual or 3-speed auto
It became more comfortable as a daily driver while still retaining its utilitarian edge.
The final Acty generation leaned into safety and compliance to meet evolving kei-class regulations. Though the platform stayed compact, it gained modern touches and improved ride quality.
Updates Included:
Dual front airbags
More compact wheelbase for urban maneuverability
2012 refresh with updated lights and styling
2018 “Spirit Colour Style” special edition (homage to Honda T360)
Production Ended: April 2021 — due to tightening regulations and cost constraints.
🧭 Comparing All Four Generations Generation Years Engine Key Feature 1st Gen 1977–1988 545cc (2-cyl) Basic, tough, mid-engine design 2nd Gen 1988–1999 547cc → 656cc 4WD options, “Attack” & “Crawler” trims 3rd Gen 1999–2009 656cc E07Z Fuel injection, safety upgrades 4th Gen 2009–2021 656cc E07Z Compact wheelbase, airbags, modern feel
🔚 Final Thoughts The Honda Acty’s four generations show how a humble kei truck can evolve without losing its soul. Each era brought something new:
The 1st was honest and mechanical,
The 2nd added versatility,
The 3rd improved daily usability,
The 4th modernized while keeping things simple.
Whether you're looking to import one, restore a classic, or just appreciate clever automotive engineering, the Acty delivers in all generations.
At Oiwa Garage, we specialize in the customization and enhancement of Honda Acty mini trucks, transforming these compact yet powerful vehicles into unique, performance-oriented machines....
🌸La méditation guidée de 15 à 20 mn sera suivie d'un cercle de parole, pour faire une pause et se reconnecter à soi et aux autres.
Le thème proposé pour le cercle de parole est : "Comment je vis la prise de conscience collective de l'urgence climatique". Et chacun est libre de s'exprimer sur ce qu'iel souhaite 🌸
➡ Pour participer : il suffit de se connecter sur ce lien : xrb.link/v6oCB4dM le moment venu. Tout le monde est bienvenu·e, quelle que soit sa pratique ! Les arrivées ne seront pas acceptées après les 20 premières minutes.
🧘♀️🧘🏼♂️🧘🏾♀️ Parce que l'activisme est un engagement externe ET une transformation intérieure, c’est dans un esprit de compassion et d’approfondissement de la connaissance de soi que nous prétendons évoluer et communiquer les un‧es avec les autres.
Midori is in a bit of a bind. She is in debt, and her landlady is trying to shake her down for unpaid rent. Her best friend refuses to loan her cash since she's wised up to her tricks. Maybe some bullying would help.
My first time capturing fireworks. I made some mistakes, and I think the biggest mistake I made was being married to 100 ISO, and bringing a tripod. Fortunately for me, I was sitting right at the position directly in front of the barge, so I was able to get good shots of lovely centered fireworks. In order to get my ideas right, I shot a bit underexposed, about -1.5EV, but I think it worked out, made it harder to edit though.
My opinions and beliefs about the state of the country and my status with in it as a minority aside, I saw an opportunity for photography practice, and growth in the field, and I took it.
Die Schwachstelle liegt bei einem unbekannten Chiphersteller. Angreifer können mithören und Smartphones übernehmen. Betroffen sind auch Modelle von Sony, Bose und JBL.
Photographer Job Garcia, a US citizen, seeks recompense after reportedly being tackled and thrown to the ground
A US citizen is seeking $1m in recompense from Department of Homeland Security (DHS) agencies after being arrested by officials last month when filming an immigration raid at a Home Depot store.
Job Garcia, a 37-year-old a photographer and PhD student at Claremont Graduate University, was tackled, thrown to the ground, arrested and detained for over 24 hours, the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (Maldef) said. The advocacy group is representing Garcia.
The arrest of immigrants has escalated nationwide, notably at Home Depot sites, where undocumented laborers in particular gather in parking lots outside branches of the store chain, waiting to be picked up for casual work.
I have one or two YIFY movies that I haven't been able to find on multiple private trackers (that usually cover all my needs) and the seed ratio is over 1,000 (since early 2021).
Public torrents of course get a lot of action (even relatively niche content).
as soon as a download finishes, upload drops to 0 and it never sends a single byte even if i keep it seeding for a week. thought that was a port forwarding issue..
If you're willing to take the time to learn a bit of podman/docker, you should check out my recent post on I2P torrenting. There's no problems with port forwarding on the I2P network. There are other ways to torrent over I2P without podman/docker too, you'll just have to research them yourself
Thought I would share my simple docker/podman setup for torrenting over I2P. It's just 2 files, a compose file and a config file, along with an in-depth explanation, available at my repo codeberg.org/xabadak/podman-i2… And it comes with a built-in "kill-switch" to prevent traffic leaking out to the clearnet. But for the uninitiated, some may be wondering:
What is I2P and why should I care?
For a p2p system like bittorrent, for two peers to connect to each other, at least one side needs to have their ports open. If one side uses a VPN, their provider needs to support "port forwarding" in order for them to have their ports open (assuming everything else is configured properly). If you have ever tried to download a torrent with seeders available, yet failed to connect to any of them, your ports are probably not open. And with regulators cracking down on VPNs and forcing providers like Mullvad to shut down port forwarding, torrenting over the clearnet is becoming more and more difficult.
The I2P network doesn't have these issues. The I2P is an alternative internet network where all users are anonymous by default. So you don't need a VPN to hide your activity from your ISP. You don't need port-forwarding either, all peers can reach each other. And if you do happen to run a VPN on your PC, that's fine too - I2P will work just the same. So if you're turning your VPN on and off all the time, you can keep I2P running throughout, and continue downloading/uploading.
I2P eliminates all the complications and worries about seeding, making it easy for beginners to contribute to the network. I2P also makes downloading easier, since all peers are always reachable. And it's more decentralized too, since users don't need to rely on VPN providers. And of course, it's free and open source!
A fair warning though, I2P is restricted in some countries. And in terms of torrenting specifically, torrents have to explicitly support I2P. You can't just take any clearnet torrent and expect it to work on I2P. And the speeds are generally lower since there are less seeders, and the built-in anonymity has a cost as well. However I've been surprised at the amount of content on the I2P network, and I've been able to reach 1 MB/s download speeds. It's more than good enough for me, and it will only get better the more people join, so I hope this repo is enough for people to get started.
definitely will set that up once i build or buy a server pc. I've been postponing that for a year or so because school and new job have been pretty demanding mentally
I can get 1 MB/s, but honestly 200 KB/s is fast enough for me, I just wait a few hours to torrent an entire show. In terms of content most of the show I want to watch are uploaded to Postman tracker
I tend to stop torrents when they hit 1000, I feel like that's a "good enough" contribution on public stuff, except when I notice less than 100 seeders, then I tend to keep it going.
::: spoiler Top 58 I guess. Especially proud of the 800+ ratio on a 78 GB one (78*800≈61TB). :::
I remember using Cent OS (dual booting it alongside Debian) multiple years back. I think it had more or less feature parity with RHEL then and meant for personal use case unlike RHEL.
Too bad it was discontinued. I think the closest fork of it is Rocky Linux.
My policy is double my download, minimum. But I almost always hit much higher than that, my average is probably between 5-10x
All my torrents are public sites, and I only torrent pretty common stuff, so I don't feel too bad about killing a torrent after a week or two. I figure 5-10x average on easy-to-find, mid quality media is plenty in the karmic sense lol.
As far as I am concerned, always give better than you get, even if that's 1.01 but try to aim higher.
Of course, if you're seeding a rare or otherwise hard to find piece of media, then you should keep it alive for longer. I am in the process of upgrading my torrent machine, and once that happens, I will be able to hold far more active torrents, and my average ratios will be significantly improved.
My thinking is that i'll start deleting stuff when i run out of space, which it turns out will never happen because 4Tb is apparently enough to store more movies than i'll ever want to watch.
So 2k+ movies are just sitting there passively seeding in the background and i just kinda let them. I really don't know which ones are rare, but surely i must have saved a couple torrents from dying over the years. I know there's a lot of churn in seeders so i feel good being long-term
One small old book that used to be hard to find in good quality. I've it seeding for years, and being so small and in risk of being lost I've never taken it down.
It was originally published as part of a book compilation, and it was kind of hard to find a file with just that story and without typos all over the place.
Yeah, my ratios skyrocketed when I finally got access to fiber. Went from struggling to hit 1.0, to easily hitting 150.0. My highest ratio is nearly 1000.
My all time ratio is not that high (101.8), but I have seeded an average of 1.124 TiB per day for the last three years on with my home server. All my devices included, I average 1.7 TiB per day
I have 2-3k ratios on Das Kapital by Marx and the manga version of Das Kapital. In fact all my highest ratios are some politcal classic ebooks with one comedy series mixed into it.
Writing on X, the Republican politician said she was creating legislation that would make "the injection, release, or dispersion of chemicals or substances into the atmosphere for the express purpose of altering weather, temperature, climate, or sunlight intensity" a felony.
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"I am introducing a bill that prohibits the injection, release, or dispersion of chemicals or substances into the atmosphere for the express purpose of altering weather, temperature, climate, or sunlight intensity," she wrote. "It will be a felony offense."
She added: "We must end the dangerous and deadly practice of weather modification and geoengineering."
This work is concerned with the extent and magnitude of threat related to online radicalization in the context of terrorist acts and related offending. Onlin...
The unemployment rate for new college graduates has recently surged. Economists say businesses are now replacing entry-level jobs with artificial intelligence. Ali Bauman has the story.
How many tags are possible and will be shown? I just started a movie community, with tags for actors etc already at ~30. Potentially that could increase to... hundreds? More? How many will display? Will it always display all of them or can it be hidden /drop down, like spoiler text? Perhaps partially, e.g. the top tags are shown by default but you have to click "Expand" to see the rest.
What about tags in places other than the Piefed tags entry field? E.g. in post body, comments etc. Are they... "recognized" / "effective"?
Yes. A community mod or admin is able to add flair to somebody else's post. This is especially useful when the OP is not on a piefed instance and unable to use flair at all. One caveat to this is that if the community is from a lemmy instance, the mod-assigned flair will not federate out to other piefed instances. You should see a little flair icon on the post previews in your community (next to the three dots menu) that opens a flair assignment menu.
I don't remember there being a limit to flair for the community, and yes, all of them will be shown. So, it makes sense to keep the flair list somewhat limited in scope with broad categories. Something like hashtags make more sense for more specific categories. The community with the most flair that I know of is !fediverse@piefed.social if you want to see what a lot of flair looks like.
I actually don't know. I do know that tags from microblog posts are picked up, but I don't know about the body of piefed or lemmy posts.
Apologies for reading too quickly. I believe that tags are solely up to the OP and can't be modified by the mod or admin. As for question 2, when it comes to many different tags, that shouldn't be a problem really. Only the 30 (I think) most-used are displayed in the sidebar, but there could be many, many more. Here are all the tags used so far on piefed.social for instance.
It would certainly be possible, but I don't think there is a way to do so right now. I would imagine the most straightforward way of doing this would be to have a page for the community that lists the tags. So, you could have:
https://piefed.social/c/action_movies/tags
and that would bring you to a page with all the tags that have been used in that community. Maybe a button on the sidebar somewhere to take the user to that page.
Context: https://piefed.social/post/1012403
We now list the most common tags used in a community in the sidebar, and we list all the tags used across the whole instance on `/tags`, but I think it makes sense to combine the two to make a full listi…
Context: https://piefed.social/post/1012403
We now list the most common tags used in a community in the sidebar, and we list all the tags used across the whole instance on `/tags`, but I think it makes sense to combine the two to make a full listi…
Re: 3. No. For sending, they need to be in that tags form field, and for receiving, they need to have been in the ActivityPub "tags": {"type": "hashtag"} section for a post. For both directions, PieFed isn't regexing any text anywhere to look for something that might be a tag.
Earlier this week, San Diego startup Gallant announced $18 million in funding to bring the first FDA-approved ready-to-use stem cell therapy to veterinary
To follow up on my #ActivityPub C2S post from a few days ago, I wrote a blog article on my thoughts about improving the C2S protocol and a description of some related experimentation I've been doing. stevebate.net/activitypub-clie…
The ActivityPub Client-to-Server (C2S) protocol was envisioned as a cornerstone of the decentralized social web, along with the Server-to-Server (S2S) protocol.
@angusmcleod I don't know if it is related, but directly after posting the toot above from this Mastodon account, the SocialHub forum went into error mode and is not loading properly rn. Seems similar issue to what happened the other day.
Update: The forum became responsive again, and these 2 federated toots are shown on the forum. It may be that the federation logic kept the CPU busy, or was somehow affecting proper forum operations. I cannot check that.
Lawmakers in Florida are raising alarm over documents suggesting immigrant children and pregnant women could be detained at 'Alligator Alcatraz.'
A draft operational plan obtained by the Miami Herald suggests minors could indeed be transported to the controversial site in the Everglades. The 35-page undated document details protocols to "separate minors from unrelated adults" and to provide "snacks and water" to minors, pregnant women and detainees with medical conditions during transport.
"The State of Florida is planning to send pregnant women and children to the 'Alligator Alcatraz' detention camp," wrote State Senator Carlos Guillermo Smith on social media. "This is totally un-American. We cannot be silent."
Democratic lawmakers in Florida are raising alarm over documents suggesting immigrant children and pregnant women could be detained at 'Alligator Alcatraz.'
SIEM (security information and event management) is software that helps organizations detect, analyze, and respond to security threats by collecting and correlating security event data from across the IT environment in real time.
SIEM (security information and event management) is software that helps organizations detect, analyze, and respond to security threats by collecting and correlating security event data from across the IT environment in real time.
Kansas researchers say schools obsessed with grades are creating unemployable graduates. Their new study reveals the collaboration skills employers actually want.
Tbh education was failing students long before AI. It started as soon as a degree requirement became the barrier of entry for a job. Companies don't care about what you learnt, just you have a degree and you have a high GPA. Students are just playing the game appropriately. learning was never the objective of education after a point.
Kansas researchers say schools obsessed with grades are creating unemployable graduates. Their new study reveals the collaboration skills employers actually want.
Earlier this week, San Diego startup Gallant announced $18 million in funding to bring the first FDA-approved ready-to-use stem cell therapy to veterinary
Earlier this week, San Diego startup Gallant announced $18 million in funding to bring the first FDA-approved ready-to-use stem cell therapy to veterinary
Unlike other kids in Massachusetts, students living in one Boston suburb won’t be able to go back to school next month unless they’ve had their chickenpox and measles shots, as well as other routine childhood vaccinations.
The Instagram account of a well known anti-Zionist Jewish comedian was deleted after Meta’s Public Policy Director for Israel and the Jewish Diaspora viewed one of his stories. This is just one example of the anti-Palestinian bias across Big Tech.
Former Harvard Law School professor Alan Dershowitz claimed "if you want to kill Hamas," you "have to kill the civilians who are being used as human shields."
L’altro giorno ho pensato, per un singolo micragnoso attimo, quanto strano sarebbe se per tutto il mese di giugno, o comunque giù di lì, il mio gaming commesso ammontasse a zero (0), o comunque giù di lì… ma è impossibile, vero? Ehh, insomma… Da un lato io non riesco a ricordare alcun momento di gaming […]
la mancanza del gaming in quella estate della strambezza
L’altro giorno ho pensato, per un singolo micragnoso attimo, quanto strano sarebbe se per tutto il mese di giugno, o comunque giù di lì, il mio gaming commesso ammontasse a zero (0), o comunque giù di lì… ma è impossibile, vero? Ehh, insomma… Da un lato io non riesco a ricordare alcun momento di gaming da questo mesetto, e ciò francamente mi torna, viste tutte le altre cose in cui mi sono invece cacciata… e, dall’altro lato, ora che sto ripensando a questo fatto mi viene in mente che io non ho (quasi) aperto letteralmente nessun gioco… nemmeno Pikmin Bloom. (Ma nemmeno altri a caso.) 😳
Con Pikmin in particolare la situazione è complicata, da una moltitudine di fattori che tutti insieme fanno salire lo zzz, e quindi passa la voglia di giocare. Innanzitutto, il gioco lo ho sempre solo sul tablet, perché richiede non solo i servizi Goolag ma anche la Slave Integrity… e se i primi posso averli sul telefono con la MIUI cinese usando quelle varie VM, la seconda no. Avendolo solo sul tablet, visto che il gioco è improntato sulla geolocalizzazione, a casa c’è poco da giocare, e fuori difficilmente ho il tablet… a maggior ragione ora che non ho lezioni all’università, e quindi che in quel campus infernale ci vado solo quando qualcuno piega il mio libretto cartaceo (…che non ho, nessuno lo ha ormai, ma dettagli) a forma di coltello e me lo punta alla gola, ricordandomi che “è troppo vuoto“… mentre in posti a caso, il tablet ovviamente non lo porto. Comunque sia, poi, ci mette sempre il suo mezzo minuto buono a partire e collegarsi al server, per poi girare assolutamente di culo; sospetto sia uno dei giochi Unity peggio ottimizzati degli ultimi anni… E infine, avendo raggiunto il limite delle piantine, perché non riesco a smaltirle in tempo (servono tanti passi, ma ops, tablet), a inizio mese ho preso l’abitudine di mandare i Pikmin a fare le missioni senza poi cliccare per ritirare gli oggetti, e in giusto un paio di giorni sono finita per avere letteralmente tutti di loro in stallo, senza poterli quindi mandare in altre missioni, se prima non ritiro la roba… ma non posso ritirare solo la frutta (perché la UX di questo gioco è terribile), quando vorrei tenere solo le piantine in bilico… È un così fottuto troiaio che non voglio nemmeno elaborare oltre! 😤 Quelle che riguardano gli schiavetti dei fiori, però, sono più in generale rogne riguardo il gaming moderno, che è sempre più sconveniente, con queste connessioni ai server, le prestazioni scarse, i limiti artificiali messi per indurre a spendere di più (e scemi loro se credono di riuscirci con me, che sono ipertirchia… no, semplicemente finisco involontariamente per non usare più il gioco, lol)… Ma, per l’appunto, questo mese è comunque crollato tutto il gaming. A parte aprire Pikmin per poi ricordare che è tutto in questo stato penoso e quindi subito richiuderlo (potrei buttare le piantine, ma non voglio), credo che avrò aperto al massimo una o due volte il Picross o il Sudoku sul telefono, e poi letteralmente basta. In altre parole, l’unico gaming che ho fatto non lo è in senso stretto, è roba tranquillamente da enigmistica cartacea… come sono caduta in alto! L’unica cosa tosta che avrei un minimo voglia di giocare è Animal Crossing (…molto tosto), ma non ho mai davvero voglia di metterci il tempo che puntualmente potrei meglio spendere a pianificare e narrare il mio marcimento, o a leggere degli altrui marcimenti da libri e tomi, come sempre più si addice a questa estate 2025… e allora ciccia. 🏜️
Quindi, che dire… il rotting di giugno e le sue distrazioni imposte mi hanno accidentalmente disintossicato dalla malattia del gaming??? Ho per caso già così facilmente perso il vergognoso titolo ignobiliare di “gamer”, perché queste altre cose hanno preso il sopravvento già più del tanto che già mi è solito? …Purtroppo, per quanto mi piacerebbe, credo proprio che no, e che, una volta che si è ormai caduti nella trappola del gioco, lo stigma lo si avrà per sempre, nonostante gli “incidenti felici” che capitano per la via della vita e portano a distaccarsi dal vizio del demonio… pazienza. Proverò a nascondere il mio passato e, se qualcuno lo scoprirà, dunque interrogandomi su questo mio attributo di “gamer”, gli dirò che è soltanto perché leggo visual novel… che tecnicamente è vero (anche se nel mese passato non me n’è capitata nessuna). “Giuro, signor giudice, non sono più una giocatrice!!!” 🤯
Proton.me: "We will be adding Monero as a payment option for our VPN plans by the end of Summer 2025. Source: https://x.com/davidgpeterson/status/1941500514803548636" protonmail.uservoice.com/forum…
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