Would anyone happen to know what Download Options to set in Tartube (youtube-dl GUI) to download a video, split it at it's chapter points & save each chapter into it's own separate MKV file.
I've gotten some really good advice here on Tartube before so I thought I would try again. Any helpfuly input greatly appreciated. Thanks so much!
Tra tutti i vicini di casa possibili, il più desiderabile parrebbe essere il facoltoso proprietario delle mura, che vivendo fisicamente altrove ne mantiene intonso il contenuto.
È arrivato EasyOS 7.0 “Excalibur”! Una distribuzione Linux fuori dagli schemi, basata su Devuan, con sistema containerizzato, root filesystem a sola lettura e gestione avanzata dei pacchetti. Scopri perché è diversa da tutte le altre
Semiconductor powerhouse TSMC is under increasing pressure to expand abroad and play a security role for the island. Those two roles could be in tension.
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Advocates point, in part, to a new state law, Act 399, which went into effect Aug. 1 and establishes criminal penalties for law enforcement officials who decline ICE requests for cooperation. “If ICE were to ask for any records that NOPD would hold, they would have to risk violating a state law and facing criminal charges [to comply with] what the ordinance is asking them to do,” Sarah Whittington, advocacy director at the ACLU of Louisiana, told Bolts.
Should federal agents get access, Whittington said, “this technology would allow them to use facial recognition to try and further their reach into our communities and track people.” She thinks ICE could “use the network of cameras to target specific people and communities and wait for the technology to alert them to a match and then use it to track that person to a location for arrest—likely away from their home and away from the public.”
Should federal agents get access, Whittington said, “this technology would allow them to use facial recognition to try and further their reach into our communities and track people.” She thinks ICE could “use the network of cameras to target specific people and communities and wait for the technology to alert them to a match and then use it to track that person to a location for arrest—likely away from their home and away from the public.”
Even setting aside these new state laws, experts say the only real way to prevent ICE from accessing sensitive data is to forgo collecting it in the first place. “It is very hard to wall off data collected from lawful government use,” George Washington University law professor Andrew Guthrie Ferguson, the author of several books on big data policing, told Bolts. “The simple truth of digital surveillance is that if you build it, it will be used, and likely used against those with the least amount of political power.”
Su argues, though, that the city council’s attempts at safeguarding facial recognition technology seem to be designed according to an “an old idea” of how governments interact: “federal insulated from state, state insulated from local, and you can still have some stability or control for your own little community.”
In the era of Trump 2.0, he said, those rules no longer apply: “We’re probably at the lowest point with regard to local democratic control.”
The city says it won’t lend this tool to ICE for surveillance. But a state law requires that local officials assist ICE, and New Orleans also wants to end a court order restricting compliance.
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An Asus representative claims that 90 percent of Asus PCs and motherboards bound for the United States are now being made in other countries like Thailand.
Patients and frontline staff could see huge benefits from new AI helping people out of hospital quicker and slashing bureaucracy.
Tool is one of the Prime Minister’s AI Exemplars, including real-world projects using AI to make people’s lives easier and modernise services across health, justice, tax and planning.
Group of leading projects will receive support to expand the use of their technology more quickly, helping to drive efficiencies and boost growth through Plan for Change.
AI to cut paperwork to free up doctors’ time for patients
Patients and frontline staff could see huge benefits from new AI helping people out of hospital quicker and slashing bureaucracy.
Tool is one of the Prime Minister’s AI Exemplars, including real-world projects using AI to make people’s lives easier and modernise services across health, justice, tax and planning.
Group of leading projects will receive support to expand the use of their technology more quickly, helping to drive efficiencies and boost growth through Plan for Change.
The unemployment rate among college graduates has risen, with majors exposed to AI, including computer engineering design and architecture, among those affected.
In addition, job growth across several white-collar sectors has been tepid, pointing to AI’s growing role in the workforce.
Certain tech industries, including cloud, web search and computer systems design, stopped growing at the end of 2022, just after the release of ChatGPT.
The unemployment rate among college graduates has risen, with majors exposed to AI, including computer engineering design and architecture, among those affected.
In addition, job growth across several white-collar sectors has been tepid, pointing to AI’s growing role in the workforce.
Certain tech industries, including cloud, web search and computer systems design, stopped growing at the end of 2022, just after the release of ChatGPT.
I posted the article because I thought some might find it interesting, I don't agree with the contents in the article myself. I agree with your take. But I think it's important to at least read what ideas are being put forward and to drive duscussion.
Patients and frontline staff could see huge benefits from new AI helping people out of hospital quicker and slashing bureaucracy.
Tool is one of the Prime Minister’s AI Exemplars, including real-world projects using AI to make people’s lives easier and modernise services across health, justice, tax and planning.
Group of leading projects will receive support to expand the use of their technology more quickly, helping to drive efficiencies and boost growth through Plan for Change.
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Si sta verificando un enorme cambiamento: Google non ti porta più da nessuna parte, ti risponde lui direttamente, con quei riassunti generati dall’intelligenza artificiale che stanno sempre in cima, e la maggior parte degli utenti non ha più bisogno …
An outbreak of Shope papillomavirus in Colorado is in the news for the past few weeks. The virus that causes warty growths in cottontail rabbits can be spread by ticks and usually aren’t fatal to the animal unless it interferes with their eyes or mouth.
Rabbits with severe cases of this condition overlaps with ideas about the infamous horned rabbit, the Jackalope. I’ve seen several displays of news or comments on this story that confirm that people really do not know anything about the disease or the history of the American Jackalope legend. They are confused about what is happening with these rabbits and calling them “Jackalopes”.
Some of the kids are amazed. Jackalopes are REAL! And several media outlets are not capable of making real nature stories not look like clickbait by calling the infected animals “Frankenbunnies” and “demon rabbits” because nothing matters today unless it has a stupidly exaggerated name. Tabloid trash says we’re being “invaded” or “overrun”. Nonsense.
I did find videos and references to “Frankenstein” rabbits from at least 12 years ago, even from the Smithsonian Magazine, so it’s not a new thing, but that doesn’t make it less silly. This should be a learning moment. I think, for the most part, it is, if the audience would just listen instead of being so overdramatic.
I pulled out and revamped my content on jackalopes that I wrote in Pop Cryptid Spectator 3 to revisit this topic.
Pop Cryptid: Jackalope
A major theme of the Pop Goes the Cryptid model is the never-ending dispute about calling something a “cryptid”. Today’s complicated example: the Jackalope – a creature that is well-associated with being a “cryptid” online but that almost everyone who knows some history of cryptozoology will insist is not a cryptid because it’s a mythical creature, a hoax.
With the public now seeing rabbits with horny growths and “tentacles” (you weirdo writers need to stop with the Call of Cthulhu), a realization is happening in the cryptid forums and social media that maybe there was something to the idea of a Jackalope as a real animal. But, it’s not simple or direct. Things that evolve in culture never are.
My reference is On the Trail of the Jackalope (2022) by Michael Branch, a comprehensive book that mostly treats the creature as a cultural creation but also briefly explores the idea of its cryptidness.
Animals suffering from the virus were seen by most hunters as suffering from some disease. It’s not hard to figure out. The dark, grotesque growths don’t resemble antlers. The Jackalope, proper, is an antlered jackrabbit or cottontail. So, to equate the two situations is an error.
“One day young Doug and Ralph Herrick went out roaming the green hills hunting for small game to supplement the family supper. Having bagged a jackrabbit, the brothers returned home and tossed the hare’s body onto the floor of their shop in preparation to skin it. Because they had recently butchered a small deer in the shop, a modest pair of antlers already rested on the floor. By a sheer coincidence that would change the boys’ lives forever, the dead rabbit happened to slide up against the deer’s horns so as to make it appear the jackrabbit sported the rack.”
The resulting mount was exhibited at the Hotel LaBonte in the town which was ground zero for the legend and the commercialization of the creature. Creation of Jackalope mounts has become a cottage industry and is now well known worldwide as a symbol of the American West.
“[T]he horned rabbit is unalloyed Americana—a genuine artifact of this country’s folk culture—the mythical beast has also made its way across the oceans and around the world.”
According to the locals, says Branch, about half the visitors to Douglas leave believing the animals are real. Do they believe, or are they just having fun believing? Hard to judge. The same might be said about most cryptids as people like to imagine that tall tales are true because it makes life seem magical. This remains a strong theme in the Jackalope biography.
Jackalope from the video game Red Dead Redemption
The horned rabbit
Cottontail rabbits with horn-like protuberances over various parts of their bodies, particularly their heads, were found to be infected with a type of papillomavirus. There can be little doubt that such stricken rabbits would be viewed as mysterious, then and now.
Branch notes that the prevalence of the horned rabbit across cultures suggests that they were at least somewhat based on these natural anomalies. But the precursors to the American Jackalope are numerous. The specific Jackalope may be a Wyoming invention, but it was not the first depiction of the horned rabbit.
In the early days of natural history, the “horned rabbit” was assumed to be a real, genuine, unique animal because witnesses said so. Early naturalists such as Conrad Gessner, Joris Hoefnagel (16th century) and others depicted the horned hare as a real animal. Later, other natural historians weren’t so sure, but this uncertainty about its existence and speculation on the cause of horned hares undoubtedly sounds like the modern idea of a “cryptid”. There is a good bet that the horned hare was at least somewhat based on the diseased animals.
There is also the wolpertinger, an even more badass bunny with not only antlers, but fangs and wings. Or, it was a more bizarre mashup of various birds, squirrels, and foxes. Again, it’s unclear if the virus-related growths helped spread this story. But if so, it was for inspiration only, because Wolpertingers are absurd in appearance. Depictions of wolpertingers originated in Bavaria where taxidermied hoaxes were popular in the 1800s with tourists. Therefore, it’s reasonable to say that the Wolpertinger was a valid ancestor of the Jackalope.
Wolpertinger edited from Young Hare, a painting of a hare by Albrecht Dürer
Is the Jackalope a cryptid?
The world was a different place centuries (or even decades) ago. Ideas and language change. We know more about what’s in the world and what isn’t.
If we go by the general cryptid definition of “an animal/entity that is believed to be real but not recognized by zoology” then the Jackalope can claim the title of an official cryptid. There have been stories of people claiming to see real jackalopes (as in antlered hares) or infected cottontails. There’s a good chance these have been conflated.
Ample evidence shows that most people are entirely ignorant of wildlife in their own backyard, let alone the zoological catalog of known animals. As with everything else in the modern world, we get our information from popular culture, not too much directly from qualified scientific experts. So, it not surprising that an average person would 1.) not know about Shope papilloma infected rabbits and how they look, and 2.) that there is not such animal as an antlered rabbit. For the latter, we have to understand that basic schooling doesn’t teach zoology, and many kids know nothing about nature. (A high percentage of the population does not understand basic geography or scientific explanations about the earth.) So, it is not surprising to me that some people might think jackalopes are plausible. Their appearance in popular culture might suggest to people who didn’t know any better that they are real. This latest hype about “frankenbunnies” also muddies the waters because people are getting poorly sourced “WTF is that!”-type coverage, instead of factual information.
Branch quotes Loren Coleman who runs the International Cryptozoology Museum regarding his inclusion of the Jackalope in the museum: “I would read visitors’ online comments… and they would say things like ‘I didn’t know that the jackalope really existed.’ ” Coleman continues by explaining he reorganized the exhibit to depict the Jackalope along with other hoaxes. To me, there is a lot to unpack in that anecdote. Do we really know which cryptid is a manufactured hoax, which are imaginary creatures that people wish to be real, which are mistaken IDs influenced by lore and campfire tales, and which are real animals? The line is very blurry and all the information available to most people.
The fact is, Pop Cryptids are what’s happening. Any weird animal that is legendary, mythical, or just plain-old manufactured on a whim are being called “cryptids”. And there is nothing any “cryptozoologist” can do to change it, no matter how much they indignantly rant about it.
A Jackalope design for pins and tees on TeePublic.
People are viewing cryptids through various lenses (zoological, artistic, historical, cultural, etc.) If people wish to believe horned rabbits (jackalopes, wolpertingers, or other variations) are real animals hopping around in an alternative reality, that’s OK by me, as long as they aren’t declaring that in biology class. It’s important to recognize that horned rabbits have a history that can be legitimately viewed with a zoological lens. However, the history is fraught with flips, twists, and turns.
Ciao a todos 🙂
volevo condividere con voi questa piccola esperienza che mi ha fatto riflettere.
L'amico, Edoardo, vive in un ambiente molto caldo e “pesante”. Ho pensato di prendergli una pianta… ma non una qualsiasi: una Sansevieria 🌱
Perché? Perché n
Ciao a todos 🙂
volevo condividere con voi questa piccola esperienza che mi ha fatto riflettere.
L'amico, Edoardo, vive in un ambiente molto caldo e “pesante”. Ho pensato di prendergli una pianta… ma non una qualsiasi: una Sansevieria 🌱
Perché? Perché non è solo una pianta:
1) Purifica l’aria; 2) Rilascia ossigeno anche di notte; 3) Dà quella sensazione di freschezza che, in estate, fa davvero la differenza.
Quindi, mentre lei renderà più vivibile e fresca la sua casa, lui la aiuterà a crescere dandole le giuste attenzioni: poca acqua (una volta al mese basta!), luce indiretta, e niente ristagni d'acqua.
È uno scambio: la piantina aiuterà Edoardo e Edoardo aiuterà la piantina. E a me sembra un approccio molto olistico alla vita 💚
Vi dirò la verità: più la guardo, più mi rendo conto che vivere con le piante non è solo “arredamento verde”. È un modo per riequilibrarsi, respirare meglio, avere meno ansia e sentirsi più connessi con la natura, anche in casa.
Voi che ne pensate? 😊
Ci sono con voi delle Sansevieria a casa?
Vi ha aiutato nel vostro benessere, nel sonno, o semplicemente a sentire più armonia nell’ambiente?
E se non avete questa pianta, quali sono le vostre “compagne verdi” preferite? 🥰
Condividete foto, esperienze, magari qualche trucchetto di cura che può aiutare chi vuole adottarne una. 🌱✨
Ciao a todos 🙂
Oggi ho scoperto al #Lidl questo latte #vegetale #vegan fatto con #avena ma che ricorda tantissimo il sapore del #latte di #mucca a soli 1.29€ e mi ha veramente stupito! 🤩
Cosa ne pensate? 🤗🙏🍀
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Ciao a todos 🙂
Oggi ho scoperto al #Lidl questo latte #vegetale #vegan fatto con #avena ma che ricorda tantissimo il sapore del #latte di #mucca a soli 1.29€ e mi ha veramente stupito! 🤩
ne ho provato di recente uno simile, non sono sicurissimo fosse la stessa marca, non mi ha entusiasmato troppo sapeva un po' troppo di "olio" (che, in effetti, è il terzo ingrediente)
skariko@poliversity.it non saprei qual'è, io ne conosco solo un altro ma il prezzo è un po' proibitivo dato che stade ad oltre 3€ e non sapeva di olio 😅🙏
Vedo diversi ingredienti tra cui gli aromi naturali..se sei sensibile all'argomento di consiglio di guardarti la puntata di "indovina chi viene a cena" su Raiplay sui gelati, a metà puntata circa parlano di aromi e di come siano fatti realmente quelli che si "pregiano" della dicitura generica "aromi naturali". Poi scappa appena li trovi su altri prodotti 🤣
MAD7 Sarebbe la cosa migliore. Se uno potesse farsi un orto, avrebbe un bel passatempo e un modo per controllare da vicino quello che mangia. Ciao Mad...
Latte zucchero e uova, è quello che pensiamo ci sia in un gelato artigianale. Ma quando vai ad indagare, scopri che dentro il tanto amato cono c'è molto, molto di più.
MAD7 che io sappia no 🙁 io ho utilizzato un alias e mi sono iscritta..per farla breve bisogna fare distinzione per una sola parolina, ovvero "di". Se trovi aroma naturale "di" fragola, aroma naturale "di vaniglia", sei sicuro che l'aroma in questione contiene il frutto, vegetale, spezia, ecc. in questione, ed é stato utilizzato unicamente quell'ingrediente durante l'estrazione. Se invece trovi un generico aroma naturale, non sei certo che abbiano utilizzato quell'ingrediente, ma di solito usano vegetali o cereali "poveri" che combinati in un certo modo ricordano il sapore dell'aroma che vuoi riprodurre. L'esperto diceva che quella più utilizzata é la fibra di pisello o il riso, a volte anche la banana..l'aroma viene estratto da un ingrediente naturale, ma non dall'ingrediente che ti aspetteresti..può però ancora chiamarsi aroma naturale, perché la base é di origine naturale..discorso invece inverso quando trovi solo la parola aromi..li é un mondo a parte, dove l'aroma é ricreato unicamente in laboratorio ed é sintetico, partendo da ingredienti come il petrolio nel caso della vanillina (ma ci sono migliaia di aromi, di affumicato, di biscotto, di tartufo, ecc., tutti riprodotti in laboratorio
Ecco perché certi alimenti costano molto di più (facevano l'esempio della vaniglia, la spezia più costosa: l'aroma naturale costa circa 150 euro al kg, la vanillina 12 euro al kg 😅) questo va quindi a discapito di chi produce alimenti di una certa qualità ed utilizza prodotti non dannosi, non é che sono ladri, ma la qualità si paga
An internal Meta Platforms document detailing policies on chatbot behaviour has permitted the company’s artificial intelligence creations to “engage a child in conversations that are romantic or sensual,” generate false medical information and help u…
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Democratic Whip Katherine Clark of Massachusetts called Israel’s war on Gaza a genocide Thursday night, making her the highest-ranking House Democratic official to do so.
Up to this point, Clark has largely aligned with the rest of Democratic leadership on Israel’s war – expressing concern for civilian harm, advocating for an “end to the hostilities” (and, eventually calling for a ceasefire), and criticizing the Benjamin Netanyahu government. But she has fallen short of advocating for conditioning or ending aid to Israel, or supporting resolutions like Rep. Delia Ramirez’s “Block the Bombs” Act.
AIPAC features Clark on their website alongside the five other top Republicans and Democrats in the House, with the caption: “We stand with those who stand with Israel.”
Katherine Clark's admission underscores how far Democrats are being forced by the public to move from their previous friendly conventions with Israeli leadership
Democratic Whip Katherine Clark of Massachusetts called Israel’s war on Gaza a genocide Thursday night, making her the highest-ranking House Democratic official to do so.
Up to this point, Clark has largely aligned with the rest of Democratic leadership on Israel’s war – expressing concern for civilian harm, advocating for an “end to the hostilities” (and, eventually calling for a ceasefire), and criticizing the Benjamin Netanyahu government. But she has fallen short of advocating for conditioning or ending aid to Israel, or supporting resolutions like Rep. Delia Ramirez’s “Block the Bombs” Act.
AIPAC features Clark on their website alongside the five other top Republicans and Democrats in the House, with the caption: “We stand with those who stand with Israel.”
Katherine Clark's admission underscores how far Democrats are being forced by the public to move from their previous friendly conventions with Israeli leadership
I am upgrading the HDDs on my QNAP TS-432X-eU rack mount NAS. The NAS is connected to a UPS via a USB cable and is set to turn off after 5 minutes if it senses a power loss. What would happen if I were to lose power while resilvering the array? Would it suspend the resilvering, turn off, then resume when power is restored? Or would the array be corrupted?
Moro Tola Masawoud: un esordio da incorniciare per il nuovo gioiello del Fossombrone Fossombrone travolgente quello visto all’opera con la Civitanovese, sconfitta 4-2 nel Memorial Tomassini. Un pomeriggio caldo e una cornice di pubblico appassionata hanno fatto da sfondo a un evento speciale, non solo per ricordare "il Tom", ma anche per assistere all'esordio di un talento che ha già conquistato tutti: Moro Tola Masawoud. Il fischio d’inizio, posticipato alle 16:20, ha dato il via a una sfida intensa tra un Fossombrone sceso in campo con un propositivo 4-3-1-2 e una Civitanovese chiamata a un test probante. Fin dai primi minuti, i padroni di casa hanno imposto un ritmo altissimo, mettendo in seria difficoltà gli avversari. Al 2', un'imbucata del numero 10 Accursi per Torri ha subito creato un'occasione, deviata in corner. Gli ospiti faticavano a costruire, mentre il “Fosso” manteneva una pressione e un'intensità inarrestabili. Dopo un paio di tentativi dalla distanza, la partita si sblocca al 32': Giunchetti recupera palla a centrocampo, serve Ghinelli che imbuca per Torri, bravo a infilare il portiere sotto le gambe e portare i suoi in vantaggio. Ma il momento clou della giornata è arrivato al 43'. In seguito a un tocco di mano in area rossoblù, l'arbitro ha concesso un calcio di rigore. Tutti gli occhi erano puntati su di lui: Moro Tola Masawoud. Senza mostrare la minima emozione, con una freddezza glaciale che ha lasciato di stucco i tifosi, il nuovo acquisto ha trasformato il penalty, insaccando la palla con precisione e raddoppiando il vantaggio. Nonostante il gol, le giocate più belle dovevano ancora arrivare.
As an engineer, yes. I managed to get a pilot program off the ground at my last company. As a recently public company with a lot of IT debt, the biggest challenge was around making those devices compliant with security and IT processes, and easy for IT to provision and monitor.
It helped that I made an effort to build good connections into IT and IT leadership. The clincher was a clear proposed timeline, a commitment that it would not require any additional workload from IT, and that we wouldn't expand it without their sign off.
Unfortunately, layoffs meant I couldn't roll it out beyond the initial group, and when a second round of layoffs came around I took the opportunity to leave. I haven't been looking much yet, but "allows Linux" is one of the criteria I'm measuring companies against.
That’s really dependent on how your work manages user workstations. If your employer is big enough to have managed endpoints, you’ll need to convince your IT department, not just your boss. They’ll have to be able to officially support it (compatibility, updates, security, legal, etc.) and that also requires approval from higher ups.
We have some platform-specific tooling. I might attempt it if they didn’t let me have a Mac at work (I remote into Win for the couple of proprietary things anyway). There’s that saying, you miss all the shots you don’t take. Go for it and see.
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On my grub screen there are 4 options, 2 regular booting and 2 recovery mode afair.
I cannot access the first regular one, only the second one. Cannot give you a screenshot or a picture because I'm scared of rebooting the computer again.
If I execute cat /etc/debian_version it returns 13.0, so it's already upgraded.
upgraded from 12.7 to 13.0. I just deleted some old kernels and freed some space in the boot partition. Could this be the reason? not enough free boot space?
if by fresh install you mean nuking the old partitions and installing brand new 13.0 from an usb stick no, this is not a fresh install, fresh as in just now installed
I am running trixie
in /etc/apt/sources.list.d there is only one txt file named debian.sources, as explained in debian's instructions page. Is that wyat you mean?
I also updated grub after freeing some boot space: sudo update-grub2
Did you delete the kernel out of /boot directly, or use apt to uninstall the kernel? I went through 2 VMs recently and doing apt full-upgrade removed some older kernels. You can do dpkg -l | grep linux-image to find a list of all the installed kernels, and apt remove each linux image that is older.
You'll want to do a grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg to have grubs menu rebuilt.
Did you free up space by manually deleting files from the boot partition? Then chances are you deleted some vital files and you should reinstall the kernels and grub.
You can look at the /boot/grub/grub.cfg file for details as to what each option is on the grub menu. It's not the prettiest file though. Search for menuentry, that should be followed by the name of the entry and below details for what kernel and options it uses.
That meeting was sickening; Putin loved it — Russian strike hits central Sumy just hours before Trump-Putin summit — Half of Starlink terminals sent to Ukraine found in Russian-occupied areas — Ukraine strikes oil refinery in Russia’s Samara Oblast, comma
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U.S. President Donald Trump walks with Russian President Vladimir Putin as they arrive at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson on Aug. 15, 2025 in Anchorage, Alaska. The two leaders spoke for nearly three hours in a closed-door meeting. (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Trump, Putin concludehigh-stakes summiton Ukraine in Alaska. The two leaders began their meeting at the U.S. military Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson in Anchorage at around 11:30 a.m. local time. The event will mark their first face-to-face talks of Trump’s second term and their first meeting in six years, as well as Putin’s first visit to U.S. soil in a decade.
‘A 10’ — Trump gushes aboutmeeting with Putinafter Alaska summit fails to win ceasefire in Ukraine. After speaking with Putin, Trump said he didn’t think sanctions on Russia were a necessary measure — despite the lack of ceasefire.
Russian strike hitscentral Sumyjust hours before Trump-Putin summit. “The enemy struck civilian infrastructure in the central part of Sumy,” Governor Oleh Hryhorov said.
Macron, Zelenskyagree to meetafter Alaska summit. The Elysee Palace described the dialogue between the two leaders as “close and constant,” but did not provide a specific date or location for the follow-up meeting.
Russian propaganda inoccupied territoriesaccuses Ukraine, West of ‘provocations’ during Alaska talks, monitors say. “This is a Russian tactic before any negotiations,” Alina Alekseeva, the deputy head of Ukraine’s Center for Countering Disinformation, told the Kyiv Independent.
Half ofStarlink terminalssent to Ukraine found in Russian-occupied areas, US agency says. Nearly half of the active Starlink satellite terminals that USAID delivered to Ukraine were present in territories fully or partially occupied by Russia, raising concerns about potential misuse, according to a U.S. Inspector General report.
Ukrainian unit claimsPokrovskcleared of Russian saboteurs. The corps claimed that Ukrainian units are operating inside the city, and civilians can move about, though travel within Pokrovsk remains heavily restricted. It is still possible to reach the city, the statement added.
Ukraine strikesRussian portused for Iranian arms shipments, military says. The Olya port is used by Moscow to receive Shahed-type drone components and munitions from Iran, according to the Ukrainian military.
‘Target hit’ — Ukraine strikesoil refineryin Russia’s Samara Oblast, command post in Donetsk Oblast, military says. “The target was hit, with fire and explosions recorded,” the Ukrainian military said.
Ukraine’slong-range strikescost Russia over 4% GDP in 2025, Kyiv claims. The attacks have cost Russia around $74.1 billion, the Ukrainian military’s strategic communications department (Stratcom) estimates.
Editorial: That meeting was sickening. Putin loved it
“On our screens, a blood-soaked dictator and war criminal received a royal welcome in the land of the free — as his attack drones headed for our cities,” the Kyiv Independent writes.
Ukraine war latest: Trump, Putin fail to reach deal to end war in Ukraine
The summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin concluded without an agreement to end the war in Ukraine.
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Q: Why doesn’t Ukraine retaliate when Russia bombs a civilian target? A: Russia is okay with committing war crimes, and Ukraine is obviously not.
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These companies, now headquartered across the U.S. and Europe, owe part of their success to Ukrainian-born entrepreneurs whose innovations have shaped how millions communicate, pay, and work online.
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Learn more ‘Little by little away from China’ — Inside Ukraine’s new mass-production of drone parts
Spurred by war, Ukraine is producing more drones domestically than any country in the world outside of China and possibly Russia. The focus on making components en masse is a more recent phenomenon.
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‘He is still being tortured.’ Ukrainian families plead forall-for-all prisoner swapahead of Trump-Putin summit. Oksana Berezina stood holding a Ukrainian flag with a photo of her husband, Oleh, who went missing in Russia’s Kursk Oblast late last year and is believed to be a prisoner of war.
Russiakills 6 civilians,injures 17 in Ukraine ahead of Trump-Putin summit. Russia launched 97 Shahed-type drones and decoys against Ukraine overnight, as well as two Iskander-M ballistic missiles, the Air Force reported. Ukrainian air defenses intercepted 63 drones, while 34 drones struck 13 locations.
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International response
‘Clearly 1:0 to Putin’ —European officialsreact to Alaska Summit. “Putin got his red carpet treatment with Trump, Trump got nothing. … For the Ukrainians: nothing. For Europe: deeply disappointing.”
New York museum asks Bondi toarrest Putinduring Alaska visit. Beka Museum urged immediate action, highlighting Russian President Vladimir Putin’s role in the forced deportation of Ukrainian children and other atrocities committed under his rule.
120,000 Ukrainians in US at risk ofdeportationas Biden-era program lapses, WSJ reports. The issue concerns refugees who have lived in the country since Aug. 16, 2023, under the Uniting for Ukraine program, devised by the Biden administration to allow Ukrainians to stay in the country on humanitarian parole.
Pope Leo urges Ukraineceasefireahead of Trump-Putin Alaska meeting. “We must always seek a ceasefire. The violence, the many deaths, must stop. Let’s see how they can come to an agreement,” Leo XIV said.
EU may advanceMoldova’smembership bid in September separately from Ukraine, Politico reports. EU ministers could reportedly agree in early September to open the first negotiating cluster with Moldova, a key legal step toward membership, ahead of the country’s Sept. 28 parliamentary elections.
In other news
Kyivstar makes historicNasdaq debutas first Ukrainian listing. Kyivstar, Ukraine’s leading mobile operator, became the first Ukrainian company to list on a U.S. stock exchange, the company announced on Aug. 15.
Major decision maker at Ukraine’s central bankresignsafter decade in key role. Rozhkova, who started working at the central bank in 2015, has frequently spoken out in favor of the bank’s independence from the executive branch and was one of the few top officials not controlled by the President’s Office.
Explosion at Russiangunpowder plantleaves 5 dead, more than 100 injured. Russian officials have not named the cause of the explosion, but preliminary accounts reported by Russian media point to possible safety violations in the workshop.
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