Iran’s Foreign Ministry spokesman has strongly condemned the Israeli regime's mistreatment of a rights activist who stood in solidarity with the Palestinian people, describing its actions as “cruel, inhuman and degrading.”

Esmail Baghaei made the remarks in a post on X, referring to reports that Israel “tortured and sexually humiliated” Greta Thunberg.

He cited Thunberg’s recent interview with a Swedish newspaper, in which the young activist described being violently assaulted during a protest.

“They grab me, pull me to the ground, and throw an Israeli flag over me,” Thunberg was quoted as saying.

The spokesman said Israel’s behavior reflects a deliberate effort to instill fear and suppress dissent amid its genocide in Gaza.

'Cruel, inhuman and degrading': Iran slams Israel’s mistreatment of rights activist

^PressTV

Stamattina siamo passati a NodeBB 4.6.1, è una release principalmente di bug fixes tra cui uno particolarmente fastidioso che metteva un carattere strano 'n' nell'oggetto perdendo della formattazione dai post che arrivavano da Mastodon e da Friendica.

In realtà avevo già sistemato questo bug qualche giorno fa perché avevo aggiornato prima del rilascio della 4.6.1 e non appena avevo visto che questo bug era stato risolto ma ora ne ho approfittato per allinearci con la release stabile.

Questo il changelog:

• do not include image or icon props if they are falsy values (ecf95d1)
• #13705, don't cover link if preview is opening up (499c50a)
• logic error in image mime type checking (623cec9)
• omg what. (ec39989)

Releases · NodeBB/NodeBB

Node.js based forum software built for the modern web - NodeBB/NodeBB

^GitHub

Kohler unveiled Dekoda, a $599 toilet sensor that uses a tiny camera and spectroscopy to analyze bodily waste and provide health insights¹². The device clamps onto the toilet bowl rim and monitors hydration levels, bowel movements, and checks for blood in the toilet.

Users sign in with a fingerprint sensor before use, allowing multiple household members to track their individual data through the companion app. The system requires a subscription costing between $70-156 per year¹.

"Kohler Health isn't just another app or product. It's a promise that your home can play a more active role in your well-being," said CEO David Kohler at the launch event².

The company emphasizes privacy protection through end-to-end encryption. The camera uses "discreet optics" aimed only at bowl contents, not body parts¹. The technology works best with light-colored toilets, as dark bowls can interfere with the sensors¹.

Dekoda represents Kohler's entry into the digital health space, joining other smart toilet sensors from companies like Withings and Vivoo that appeared at CES 2023².

1. CNET - Kohler Wants to Put a Tiny Camera in Your Toilet and Analyze the Contents ↩︎ ↩︎ ↩︎ ↩︎
2. ZDNet - This new Kohler sensor is like a health detective in your toilet ↩︎ ↩︎ ↩︎

This new Kohler sensor is like a health detective in your toilet - tiny camera and all

Kohler's Dekoda toilet sensor will test your urine for hydration, blood, and more.

^{Nina Raemont (ZDNET)}

Multiple online platforms including Amazon's cloud unit AWS, Robinhood, Snapchat and Perplexity are all experiencing outages, according to the Downdetector website monitor.

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