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How the Houthis came out on top after Israel's multi-front war


The Yemeni group's steadfast attacks over two years turned it from insurgent rebels to a key regional player


Archived version: archive.is/newest/middleeastey…


Disclaimer: The article linked is from a single source with a single perspective. Make sure to cross-check information against multiple sources to get a comprehensive view on the situation.




Hamas will not govern post-war Gaza: Hamas source close to negotiating committee


A Hamas source close to the group's negotiating committee has told AFP that the group will not take part in Gaza's post-war governance.


Archived version: archive.is/newest/middleeastey…


Disclaimer: The article linked is from a single source with a single perspective. Make sure to cross-check information against multiple sources to get a comprehensive view on the situation.



Video - Big Tech is FAKING revenue




Video - Big Tech is FAKING revenue


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in reply to geneva_convenience

This feels we're going to get a movie like The Big Short in a few years time. "The Big Hallucination" or something.


Fotovoltaico, considerazioni da fare prima


[strong]In questo video[/strong] di alcuni mesi fa, Simone Angioni discute di alcune considerazioni e verifiche importanti da fare prima dell'installazione di un impianto fotovoltaico. "Quanto produce davvero un impianto fotovoltaico da 6kW? E conviene i

In questo video di alcuni mesi fa, Simone Angioni discute di alcune considerazioni e verifiche importanti da fare prima dell'installazione di un impianto fotovoltaico.

"Quanto produce davvero un impianto fotovoltaico da 6kW? E conviene installarlo? In questo video vi porto la mia esperienza concreta, con dati reali e qualche sorpresa (non sempre positiva...). Parliamo di produzione, ottimizzatori, auto elettrica, bollette e... un enorme problema di cui si parla poco: la sovratensione.
youtu.be/vicveAFBSw8



If you know, you know


in reply to Rhaxapopouetl

Had to look it up myself. The song was used as the main theme to an older web miniseries about a fictitious scene group. Just watched through the first episode and it tickled some nostalgia; mIRC, ICQ and such. Might have to give the rest of it a watch.




The Destruction in Gaza Is What the Future of AI Warfare Looks Like


American tech companies have given highly consequential support to Israel's campaign.


Archived version: archive.is/newest/gizmodo.com/…


Disclaimer: The article linked is from a single source with a single perspective. Make sure to cross-check information against multiple sources to get a comprehensive view on the situation.





‘I realised I’d been ChatGPT-ed into bed’: how ‘Chatfishing’ made finding love on dating apps even weirder


Where once people were duped by soft-focus photos and borrowed chat-up lines, now they have to watch out for computer-generated charm. But it’s one thing to use a witty phrase – another thing entirely to build a whole fake persona …
in reply to BrikoX

The next step is to have a social network where your chatbots date other users’ chatbots for you, and you can scroll through their updates



in reply to Grimreaper

I’m 28. I hang out with one friend at least 1-3 times a week. I see the rest of them once every few months, but we’re all in discord pretty frequently. I also have friends in the local kink scene I see relatively often depending on how many events I go to.
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LineageOS 23


cross-posted from: [url=https://piefed.social/post/1362460]https://piefed.social/post/1362460[/url]

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in reply to cyrano

LOS is great but the future looks bright for postmarketOS


Taliban, Pakistani forces trade heavy fire along Afghanistan border


Pakistan and Afghanistan have traded claims of seizing each other’s border posts, as border clashes between their militaries intensify following an air strike on Kabul earlier this week.

The Taliban on Sunday said it had captured three Pakistani border posts during its retaliatory attacks at seven points along the border.

in reply to IndustryStandard

I'm sure Pakistan, purely of their own volition, decided to launch an attack on Afghanistan...

in reply to alexei_1917 [mirror/your pronouns]

Heh, well I'm still cool for using the bleeding edge! Guess what Debian? My packages break so yours don't! Erm, why use an easy installer and unstable leap repo when you can manually go through installing (please forget arch-install/arch-based distros exists) your system and be left wondering why your fstab is broken! Heh, I just know arch is for the cool tech enthusiasts like me~

(Me too, I actually used Kubuntu/Pop!_OS for a brief while before going Endeavour. For me, I wanted to have the flawed AUR, and since I was already trying to go further with KDE Plasma and Unstable Stuff, I thought why not leap to an Arch-based distro? I mean, besides the every month-or-so package warning breakage and learning to install multiple kernels because of.. the instability, lol. It's fun to act like a sectarian too, especially since I'm supposed to be associated with *those* Arch elitists if.. they still exist.)

in reply to LadyCajAsca [she/her, comrade/them]

Hey, manual installation might teach you a lot about Linux, but at least installing my system took less than an hour and I have a functioning system with everything I need set up! While you Arch people almost always spent over an hour and a lot of effort, just to get a TTY booting, and you're still missing things even once you do get your choice of desktop environment and your graphical programs installed and running!

(Tbh, I kinda want the AUR sometimes. But, like, I don't need it, Arch has a reputation for being a pain and forcing you to really learn about Linux by causing you to constantly need to use odd terminal commands to fix problems, and most of my distro hopping urges in general are some combination of "think I understand Linux way more than I do" and "I don't really want a new distro, I just want a new desktop environment." And the funny thing is that so much of what actually seems interesting and new to me beyond just a different DE that's shiny and new, is based on Debian. Lol.)



I added MQTT logging to my 121GW via BT/WiFi


Hi all!

I thought y'all might be interested in my weekend project: Using an ESP32 to read the value from my 121GW DMM and send it to my MQTT broker via Bluetooth and WiFi. This workflow is much better for me compared to logging to microSD cards. The code is an ESPHome config that can straightforwardly be flashed onto most ESP32 variants.

The config and some documentation is available here: github.com/tjhowse/121gw-espho…

A brief video explainer is here: youtu.be/GLtkTARH1eo

At the moment I'm only unpacking the main value, range and sign from the Bluetooth packet. It would be nice to read out the rest of the values, but I haven't felt the need yet. Note that the DMM briefly blanks the display when changing ranges. This results in a value of zero being sent on the MQTT link. All of my testing has been in volts mode, other modes may contain dragons! Please test thoroughly before relying on this for anything important.

Cheers,
tjhowse


in reply to tgirlschierke

Bozo is really living life with an infinite money cheat.

in reply to ☆ Yσɠƚԋσʂ ☆

Potatoes are not the part of the plant that reproduces through pollination, seed potatoes are grown from other potatoes, the fruits are poisonous, potatoes are nightshades. I may be mistaken, maybe pollination helps? I know potatoes arent ready for harvest until after flowering

I think maybe you could argue cows are largely fed pollinated crops when raised in a feedlot





How close are we to solid state batteries for electric vehicles? - Ars Technica


Every few weeks, it seems, yet another lab proclaims yet another breakthrough in the race to perfect solid-state batteries: next-generation power packs that promise to give us electric vehicles (EVs) so problem-free that we’ll have no reason left to buy gas-guzzlers.

These new solid-state cells are designed to be lighter and more compact than the lithium-ion batteries used in today’s EVs. They should also be much safer, with nothing inside that can burn like those rare but hard-to-extinguish lithium-ion fires. They should hold a lot more energy, turning range anxiety into a distant memory with consumer EVs able to go four, five, six hundred miles on a single charge.

And forget about those “fast” recharges lasting half an hour or more: Solid-state batteries promise EV fill-ups in minutes—almost as fast as any standard car gets with gasoline.

This may all sound too good to be true—and it is, if you’re looking to buy a solid-state-powered EV this year or next. Look a bit further, though, and the promises start to sound more plausible. “If you look at what people are putting out as a road map from industry, they say they are going to try for actual prototype solid-state battery demonstrations in their vehicles by 2027 and try to do large-scale commercialization by 2030,” says University of Washington materials scientist Jun Liu, who directs a university-government-industry battery development collaboration known as the Innovation Center for Battery500 Consortium.

Indeed, the challenge is no longer to prove that solid-state batteries are feasible. That has long since been done in any number of labs around the world. The big challenge now is figuring out how to manufacture these devices at scale, and at an acceptable cost.

#tech


A VERY useful book for privacy (How to hide anything)


You're welcome I'll share even better books later.
in reply to Lunatique

If you're cooked, then just use a lighter to set the thing you don't want to be exposed on fire.
in reply to Matt

in reply to Lunatique

Here's an actual good book:

Helen Nissenbaum (2009). Privacy in Context: Technology, Policy, and the Integrity of Social Life. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press. ISBN 9780804772891.



Para que Soberania não seja slogan vazio | Outras Palavras


cross-posted from: lemmy.eco.br/post/17328900


'CDC is over': RFK Jr. lays off over 1,000 employees in Friday night massacre


Amid the ongoing shutdown, the HHS secretary wiped out entire offices that investigate disease outbreaks, manage infectious disease responses and collect data.


North Country Delight. Brunswick, Vermont. October 2, 2012


This was the actual color of the mountains. That year it was warmer and a bit wetter than normal, so the trees went unusually red. On the drier years, you tend to get more oranges, golds and yellows. Taken from Vt. Rt. 102, looking east across the Connecticut River (yeah, it's there at the far edge of the field and not wide at all, that far into the north country..) into New Hampshire.

Was taken with a Sony DSC-P93A (honestly a tiny spitfire of a camera!), was 8 or 9 shots then stitched them together and did a bit of spot touching to hide the seams using Photoshop. No color adjustments at all though. This ended up a bit shorter than I wanted, as at the time I did not have a tripod to do pan shots with, so of course the camera was not as steady as I'd wished as I was taking the shots. lots of up and down.. Urgh. But.. a beautiful year up there..




Seeds of resistance: A war on Palestinian agriculture, sovereignty, and survival




A gaming matsuri across many images, please enjoy!


Beaverton, OR.

A few months ago, I tried my second attempt at my game matsuri idea. I wanted to revisit it at some point, using some props that I had forgotten about.

I ended up taking about two hours to build the set, and another four to shoot. I was pretty frustrated by my tripod, which had a minimum height because of a shaft on it, and for a lot of the street level shots, they were taken on a couple of soda boxes. However, the tripod was a huge boon because there were some twenty second exposures going on; turns out, I'm married to 100 ISO.

There's several neat elements happening with the set here: first, the main boulevard has been laid out like a roulette table, and every roulette table needs a zero -- I used kabufuda, an 8, 9, and 3, which is a hand worth zero points in a game called Oicho-Kabu. Coincidentally, this is where the Yakuza gets their name from. There's also a shogi king being checkmated in an alleyway, an artist painting another shogi piece, a riichi mahjong hand called thirteen orphans, as well as numerous other details throughout.

In addition, with clever editing and methods of capture, there's weather now! I was delighted to see that it came out quite well.

Though a lot of this was frustrating, I think I'm fairly-well satisfied by the end product. There's eight pictures in here, please see them all!

Thanks for seeing my work!



in reply to picofarad

You're probably thinking about populations, and the Sun is a Population I star, but it's impossible to state a specific number of stellar generations that preceded our Sun. The process turns out to be more complex than a simple linear sequence of star, supernova, star. While Sun's metallicity is definitive proof that it formed from the recycled remnants of earlier stars, the interstellar gas cloud that formed our solar system was a mix of material from many different sources over billions of years. Location also plays a role since a star near the galactic center might be highly enriched after a short time, while a star in the outskirts remains metal-poor for longer. Finally, many regions of the universe experienced sustained periods of star formation lasting hundreds of millions of years. During these episodes, stars were born, died, and enriched the surrounding gas, which then formed new stars within the same ongoing event. The best answer is that our Sun formed from a cosmic medium that was cumulatively enriched by countless stellar ancestors over the course of 9 billion years.


Pokemon Legends Z-A


It seems that we're getting close to a leak. Pokemon project has an update file available and from what I've seen, some people have game dumps but no one wants to leak it yet.

I've played the first two gen games when they came out. This one looks pretty interesting too. I'm excited to try it.



A gaming matsuri across many images, please enjoy!


Beaverton, OR.

A few months ago, I tried my second attempt at my game matsuri idea. I wanted to revisit it at some point, using some props that I had forgotten about.

I ended up taking about two hours to build the set, and another four to shoot. I was pretty frustrated by my tripod, which had a minimum height because of a shaft on it, and for a lot of the street level shots, they were taken on a couple of soda boxes. However, the tripod was a huge boon because there were some twenty second exposures going on; turns out, I'm married to 100 ISO.

There's several neat elements happening with the set here: first, the main boulevard has been laid out like a roulette table, and every roulette table needs a zero -- I used kabufuda, an 8, 9, and 3, which is a hand worth zero points in a game called Oicho-Kabu. Coincidentally, this is where the Yakuza gets their name from. There's also a shogi king being checkmated in an alleyway, an artist painting another shogi piece, a riichi mahjong hand called thirteen orphans, as well as numerous other details throughout.

In addition, with clever editing and methods of capture, there's weather now! I was delighted to see that it came out quite well.

Though a lot of this was frustrating, I think I'm fairly-well satisfied by the end product. There's eight pictures in here, please see them all!

Thanks for seeing my work!




Podcast clients?


Anyone have any suggestions for a decent linux podcast client. Doesn't need to be fancy or anything, basically just "Download and keep the last N items in the following podcast feeds." Extra points for cli/TUI.
in reply to Trent

Try github.com/manolomartinez/greg if you are interested in a minimalistic cli program.
in reply to Trent

gPodder is pretty simple. Link: gpodder.github.io/

Other than that, if you want CLI, while it's not a podcast program, yt-dlp is pretty good for downloading them. You can filter by title, date, etc. It's got a bit of a learning curve, tho.