Noi del Rione Sanità, anticipazioni ultima puntata (giovedì 6 novembre 2025) su Rai 1
Giovedì 6 novembre 2025, in prima serata su Rai 1, arriva la terza e ultima puntata di Noi del Rione Sanità, serie di Luca Miniero con Carmine Recano ispirata all’esperienza di Don Antonio Loffredo. Tra fatti reali e invenzione, il racconto porta in tv un percorso di riscatto collettivo che trasforma la fragilità in opportunità: un rione complesso che può rifiorire grazie a educazione, lavoro e cultura. Le puntate sono disponibili su RaiPlay dopo la messa in onda.
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Noi del Rione Sanità, ultima puntata (6 novembre 2025): la cooperativa prende forma, Mariano fermato
Giovedì 6 novembre 2025 l’ultima puntata di Noi del Rione Sanità, le anticipazioni: Don Giuseppe porta i ragazzi verso la cooperativa, mentre il boss Mariano viene fermato.Redazione (Atom Heart Magazine)
A damaging hurricane in a warmer world | The value of considering historical extreme storms
A damaging hurricane in a warmer world
The value of considering historical extreme stormsEd Hawkins (Climate Lab Book)
Opinion | Bill Gates Has a Point
The challenge before many of us is to channel our fear and grief about the climate crisis into choices that safeguard the future: how we provide aid to the most vulnerable, and how we heat and cool our homes, travel, eat and, above all, vote. We commit a grave error when we indulge the fantasy of universal vulnerability — that the world is becoming generally inhospitable to human life. For while we all live on one planet, there are many worlds separating the real victims of climate change from the bystanders.
Israel lobby auto-floods signature list supporting British-Palestinian NHS doctor
A letter signed by anti-Zionist Jews in support of British-Palestinian NHS doctor Rahmeh Aladwan — who is being persecuted by the Starmer regime and Israel lobby — has seen off a coordinated attempt to sabotage the letter by flooding it with fake signatures.
By yesterday, the letter, which demands protection for Dr Aladwan and an end to the campaign to criminalise her and remove her medical licence, had been signed by more than a hundred British Jews — but today a clearly automated flood of emails took the number to more than 31,000, all with similar strings of identifying characters in the email addresses:
The attempt to nobble the letter failed, however. The list’s administrators quickly replaced the fake-swamped page with a new url – and the number of real Jewish signatories supporting its demands has jumped from a 100 to more than 170.
It doesn’t take a genius to work out that the Israel lobby — rattled by the support of Jewish people for the Muslim woman it and its government poodles are hounding — is behind it; nor does it take much imagination to see where they got the idea, though they could have used a bit of self-awareness.
Israel has spent millions on bot programmes to try to shore up its shredded reputation after two years of genociding innocent Palestinians in Gaza. But then even Israel’s AI bots woke up and started accusing it of genocide, apartheid and being white colonisers.
Organiser Tony Greenstein said:
Earlier today the Zionists mounted an attack on the statement I circulated in support of Dr Aladwan, who is in danger of being struck off the medical register. Some 31K signatures appeared within a few hours!As you can see, most of them were fraudulent. Even Adolf Hitler got in on the act.
I have set up a new statement as the old one, even when I’d removed the Zionist ones, was no longer operative.
If you haven’t already signed then please do so.
If you are Jewish and would like to add your signature, the new page to do so is here.
Jewish people sign letter supporting Dr Rahmeh Aladwan
"We are sick and tired of Jews being used by racist politicians such as Starmer and Streeting" says the letter about Rahmeh AladwanSkwawkbox (The Canary)
La prima elettrica che non ha bisogno della presa di ricarica
Nissan ha presentato una citycar elettrica con tetto solare retrattile
Con il prototipo la Nissan Sakura diventa la prima auto elettrica con pannello solare retrattile: fino a 3.000 km gratuiti all’anno solo grazie al soleAlessandro Marchetti (Virgilio Motori)
RRF Africa. Radio Ritorno Futuro Caserta. Stragi dimenticate . Sudan e altre cris
Sapevate che l’Europa ha il suo ChatGPT open source? Si chiama EuroLLM
Sapevate che l’Europa ha il suo ChatGPT open source? Si chiama EuroLLM
L’Europa risponde alla supremazia statunitense e cinese nell’intelligenza artificiale con EuroLLM, una famiglia di Large Language Model aperti e trasparenti, progettati per coprire tutte le 24 lingue dell’Unione.Michele Nasi (ilsoftware.it)
Steam On Linux Gaming Finally Cracks 3% For October 2025
Steam on Linux use has hit an all-time high! With the Steam Survey results for October 2025 coming out this evening, Steam on Linux has finally cracked the 3% threshold! A few months back Steam on Linux was close to 3% before stumbling a bit but now it's above that elusive threshold. The only time Steam on Linux use was close to the 3% mark was when Steam on Linux initially debuted a decade ago and at that time the overall Steam user-base was much smaller than it is today. Long story short, thanks to the ongoing success of Valve's Steam Deck and other handhelds plus Steam Play (Proton) working out so well, these October numbers are the best yet.
Steam On Linux Gaming Finally Cracks 3% For October 2025
Steam on Linux use has hit an all-time high! With the Steam Survey results for October 2025 coming out this evening, Steam on Linux has finally cracked the 3% threshold! A few months back Steam on Linux was close to 3% before stumbling a bit but now …www.phoronix.com
The future of Python web services looks GIL-free
The future of Python web services looks GIL-free | Fluxus by gi0baro
Web frameworks benchmarks on CPython 3.14t looks promisingFluxus by gi0baro
What Elon Musk’s Version of Wikipedia Thinks About Hitler, Putin, and Apartheid
Europe jumps on the train
cross-posted from: feddit.nl/post/20462014
More and more people are using this form of travel to get around the continent, using high-speed routes and a network of night trains that continues to expand. We traveled from Madrid to Prague and witnessed how the future of European transportation is clean and fast
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For the second picture... It does say "two interrail travellers", but that could very well be because those are the only one of the three travelling together that you can see reasonably well on the picture. So, maybe the two know it's okay for the third? Also: Who took this photo, anyway?
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So, maybe the two know it’s okay for the third?
there are at least two other people in the photo and we can reasonably assume they are not only people in otherwise empty wagon.
Who took this photo, anyway?
samuel aranda, it is right there in the picture ;)
I think your comment is whataboutism. It is as if you don't want the core topic of the article to be discussed.
Edit: Or trolling.
the core topic of the article is train travel and i am discussing train travel as shown in the article; with the only person who answered. feel free to join if you wish. i was hoping to get more insight to why these people think the behaviour i am complaining about is normal or how widespread it is. do you have any?
or did you come with some guidelines on how your article should be discussed and what are permitted and forbidden topics and are here to beat everyone to adherence to these guidelines?
jesus... you came after i replied to you, ignored what i said and added the words "or trolling" like it changes anything? that is pathetic, how old are you, five?
do you live in a world where everyone hundred percent agrees with you, or they are trolling?
and how the fuck is what i wrote any controversial take? "don't be an asshole and don't clean your shoes on a seat where other people sit" is what normal children learn around the time the young kid in the picture is. unfortunately no one taught his dad, so he will continue the generational assholism and unless someone else steps in, he grows up into the asshole in picture 2.
if you are one of them, i am glad i could have been of service and explain to you that this is really not normal ;)
Your take on the top pic is absurd and contrary to both the caption and what we can see. In your world, keeping shoes on is a crime, AND taking them off is a crime, regardless of context? Really
You here to boast about the moral/olfactory/hygeine superiority of chopping one's own feet off? Do you have the slightest idea of the difficulties involved in cleaning/maintaining the interface between a stump and a prosthetic? ... or would you eagerly condemn an amputee for taking their prosthetic off or keeping it on in public as well? Get bent.
In your world, keeping shoes on is a crime, AND taking them off is a crime, regardless of context.
no, both highly depends on the context. that context you ostentatiously ignored so you could proceed to blame me for ignoring context.
chopping one’s own feet off
difficulties involved in cleaning/maintaining the interface between a stump and a prosthetic
aaand from spoiled brats we have arrived to bullied amputees. that escalated quickly. and you say my take is absurd? are you high?
Get bent.
yeah, take your own advice
'Yikes': Shock as new poll shows Dems with 'largest lead for either party' since 2018
'Yikes': Shock as new poll shows Dems with 'largest lead for either party' since 2018
Political observers were shocked over the weekend after a new poll revealed what one reporter called "the largest lead for either party on the congressional ballot in the NBC News poll since the 2018 midterms.David McAfee (Raw Story)
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ICE's 'Frightening' Facial Recognition App is Scanning US Citizens Without Their Consent
ICE's 'Frightening' Facial Recognition App is Scanning US Citizens Without Their Consent
"An ICE officer may ignore evidence of American citizenship—including a birth certificate—if the app says the person is an alien," said the ranking member of the House Homeland Security Committee.stephen-prager (Common Dreams)
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The Value of NVIDIA Now Exceeds an Unprecedented 16% of U.S. GDP
medium.com/@hrnews1/the-value-… Sixteen percent of GDP. Think about that number.
The United States has tethered 16% of its entire economic output to the fortunes of a single company. Not an industry. Not a sector. One company. NVIDIA.
This isn’t diversification. It’s not even speculation. It’s national self-delusion dressed up as innovation.
America has done this before. We worshiped General Motors until it collapsed. We inflated the dot-com bubble until it burst. We built an entire financial system on subprime mortgages until 2008 taught us otherwise.
We learned nothing….
NVIDIA’s Unchecked Dominance
NVIDIA makes graphics processing units. They’re very good at it. Their chips power AI models, crypto mining operations, and cloud datacenters. The company’s market capitalization has surged to over $5 trillion.
Wall Street cheers. Politicians brag about American technological superiority. NVIDIA’s CEO becomes a rockstar.
But here’s the truth: concentrated market dominance is not strength. It’s fragility masquerading as power.
NVIDIA controls between 80% and 95% of the market for AI chips used for training and deploying models. Their H100 and A100 processors are the gold standard for training large language models. Every major tech company — Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Meta — depends on their hardware.
This isn’t resilience. It’s a single point of failure with a stock ticker.
Revenue concentration tells the story. NVIDIA’s datacenter segment accounts for over 88% of total revenue. Remove AI hype from the equation and you’re looking at a company propped up by speculative frenzy, not diversified industrial strength.
The Dangerous Over-Leverage of the U.S. Economy
Sixteen percent of GDP.
Let me say it differently: If NVIDIA stumbles, America doesn’t just lose a tech darling. It loses jobs, investments, pension funds, and the entire AI narrative Wall Street has been selling.
The ripple effects would be catastrophic. Tech slowdown. Financial contagion. Investor panic. The kind of systemic shock that makes 2008 look like a practice run.
And what’s America’s backup plan? There isn’t one.
We’ve bet the economy on corporate hubris rather than building diversified industrial capacity. We’ve confused market capitalization with national security. We’ve treated stock prices as a measure of geopolitical strength.
It’s reckless. It’s stupid. And it’s quintessentially American.
No other advanced economy would tolerate this level of concentration. Germany doesn’t pin 16% of its GDP on Siemens. Japan doesn’t hinge its future on Toyota. Even China, for all its centralized planning, spreads risk across multiple state champions.
But America? We put all our chips on one chipmaker and call it genius.
Supply Chain Fragility and Geopolitical Shortsightedness
NVIDIA doesn’t manufacture its own chips. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company does. TSMC produces an estimated 90% of the world’s super-advanced semiconductor chips, and more than 90% of the most advanced chips globally are manufactured in Taiwan.
Taiwan. An island 100 miles from mainland China. A territory Beijing considers its own. The most geopolitically volatile piece of real estate on the planet.
This is where America has decided to anchor its technological future.
TSMC’s most advanced facilities are in Hsinchu and Tainan. If China moves on Taiwan — through blockade, invasion, or economic coercion — those fabs go offline. NVIDIA’s supply chain evaporates. America’s AI ambitions collapse overnight.
And China knows this.
Beijing is pouring resources into semiconductor self-sufficiency. SMIC, Huawei, and other Chinese firms are reverse-engineering NVIDIA’s architecture, with Huawei’s Kirin 9000S processor — produced in SMIC factories — providing tangible proof that China can produce advanced chips locally despite embargoes.
Analysts project China will achieve a true 5nm-based chip by 2025 or 2026. SMIC is approximately a handful of years behind TSMC in process technology.
Five years. That’s the gap between American dominance and Chinese parity.
Export controls won’t save us. Sanctions won’t stop reverse engineering. The U.S. can restrict NVIDIA from selling advanced chips to China, but it can’t prevent Chinese engineers from studying, replicating, and eventually surpassing American designs.
History is littered with technological monopolies that thought they were untouchable. Britain dominated textiles until America stole the designs. America led in consumer electronics until Japan refined the process. Japan ruled semiconductors until Korea and Taiwan built better fabs.
Overconfidence breeds catastrophe. Always has. Always will.
Market Myopia and Investor Complacency
NVIDIA’s price-to-earnings ratio has fluctuated wildly, hitting levels that would make even dot-com speculators blush. At its peak, the company traded at over 70 times earnings.
This isn’t valuation. It’s religion.
Investors assume AI demand is infinite. They believe NVIDIA’s dominance is permanent. They think American tech exceptionalism is a law of nature rather than a temporary advantage.
They’re wrong.
China’s chip industry is advancing faster than Western analysts predicted. Reports indicate Chinese companies are achieving 5nm chip production using deep ultraviolet lithography without access to extreme ultraviolet equipment.
The gap is closing. And when it closes, NVIDIA’s moat disappears.
American investors are complacent. They see NVIDIA’s stock price and assume supremacy. They ignore competitive threats until it’s too late. They confuse market hype with sustainable advantage.
It’s the same myopia that convinced investors pets.com was worth billions. The same delusion that made Enron look invincible. The same arrogance that inflated every bubble in American financial history.
Where is America’s industrial policy? Where’s the strategic planning? Where’s the diversification?
Nowhere.
Washington reacts to crises. It doesn’t prevent them. The CHIPS Act allocated $52 billion for semiconductor manufacturing — a pittance compared to the scale of the problem. It’s a band-aid on a hemorrhage.
Meanwhile, China created the China Integrated Circuit Investment Industry Fund to channel an estimated $150 billion in state funding to support domestic industry. South Korea and Taiwan have invested hundreds of billions more.
America is being outspent, outplanned, and outmaneuvered. And yet, policymakers still assume tech dominance is our birthright.
Anti-trust enforcement is toothless. Strategic planning is non-existent. Industrial diversification is treated as anti-market heresy.
The result? America has a “too-big-to-fail” tech company that nobody wants to regulate, nobody wants to challenge, and everybody assumes will last forever.
We’ve been here before. AT&T. IBM. Microsoft. All seemed invincible until they weren’t.
The difference now? NVIDIA isn’t just a monopoly. It’s a systemic risk. And nobody in Washington seems to care.
The Value of NVIDIA Now Exceeds an Unprecedented 16% of U.S. GDP
The Value of NVIDIA Now Exceeds an Unprecedented 16% of U.S. GDP With 16% of GDP riding on a single chipmaker, the U.S. economy is dangerously over-leveraged — and Wall Street is betting …HR NEWS (Medium)
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I'm going to dip my toe into the bazzite waters on my primary desktop today,
Processor AMD Ryzen 5 1600 Six-Core (12 CPUs) Processor 3.20 GHz
Installed RAM 32.0 GB
Graphics Card NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 (4 GB) (actually 3.5GB due to hardware defect)
BaseBoard Manufacturer ASRock
BaseBoard Product AB350 Pro4This system is getting old; nearly a decade here. Pretty soon I have to start thinking about upgrading. At a minimum, I should try and upgrade the video card when I can.
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Long-time iOS user considering switch to Android - Need advice on $1000 flagships
cross-posted from: lemdro.id/post/31224407
cross-posted from: lemdro.id/post/31224406
cross-posted from: lemdro.id/post/31224405
cross-posted from: lemdro.id/post/31224403
Title: Long-time iOS user considering switch to Android - Need advice on $1000 flagshipsBody:
Hey everyone, I'm looking at phones around the $1000 price point and would love some input. I've been an iOS user for years but I'm seriously considering making the jump to Android this time.
Here's what I'm looking at:
iPhone 17 Pro - The safe choice since I'm already in the ecosystem
Samsung Galaxy S25 - Hearing good things about this generation
Pixel 10 Pro - Probably crossing this one off the list due to the stability issues I've been reading about (the 911 call failures, overheating problems, etc.)
Nothing Phone - The design looks really cool, but I'm not sure if they have anything in this price range
For those who've made the switch from iOS to Android (or vice versa), what would you recommend? Any major gotchas I should know about? And is the Nothing Phone even worth considering as a daily driver at this price point?
Thanks in advance!
Long-time iOS user considering switch to Android - Need advice on $1000 flagships
cross-posted from: lemdro.id/post/31224405cross-posted from: lemdro.id/post/31224403
Title: Long-time iOS user considering switch to Android - Need advice on $1000 flagshipsBody:
Hey everyone, I'm looking at phones around the $1000 price point and would love some input. I've been an iOS user for years but I'm seriously considering making the jump to Android this time.
Here's what I'm looking at:
iPhone 17 Pro - The safe choice since I'm already in the ecosystem
Samsung Galaxy S25 - Hearing good things about this generation
Pixel 10 Pro - Probably crossing this one off the list due to the stability issues I've been reading about (the 911 call failures, overheating problems, etc.)
Nothing Phone - The design looks really cool, but I'm not sure if they have anything in this price range
For those who've made the switch from iOS to Android (or vice versa), what would you recommend? Any major gotchas I should know about? And is the Nothing Phone even worth considering as a daily driver at this price point?
Thanks in advance!
Long-time iOS user considering switch to Android - Need advice on $1000 flagships
cross-posted from: lemdro.id/post/31224405
cross-posted from: lemdro.id/post/31224403
Title: Long-time iOS user considering switch to Android - Need advice on $1000 flagshipsBody:
Hey everyone, I'm looking at phones around the $1000 price point and would love some input. I've been an iOS user for years but I'm seriously considering making the jump to Android this time.
Here's what I'm looking at:
iPhone 17 Pro - The safe choice since I'm already in the ecosystem
Samsung Galaxy S25 - Hearing good things about this generation
Pixel 10 Pro - Probably crossing this one off the list due to the stability issues I've been reading about (the 911 call failures, overheating problems, etc.)
Nothing Phone - The design looks really cool, but I'm not sure if they have anything in this price range
For those who've made the switch from iOS to Android (or vice versa), what would you recommend? Any major gotchas I should know about? And is the Nothing Phone even worth considering as a daily driver at this price point?
Thanks in advance!
Long-time iOS user considering switch to Android - Need advice on $1000 flagships
cross-posted from: lemdro.id/post/31224403Title: Long-time iOS user considering switch to Android - Need advice on $1000 flagshipsBody:
Hey everyone, I'm looking at phones around the $1000 price point and would love some input. I've been an iOS user for years but I'm seriously considering making the jump to Android this time.
Here's what I'm looking at:
iPhone 17 Pro - The safe choice since I'm already in the ecosystem
Samsung Galaxy S25 - Hearing good things about this generation
Pixel 10 Pro - Probably crossing this one off the list due to the stability issues I've been reading about (the 911 call failures, overheating problems, etc.)
Nothing Phone - The design looks really cool, but I'm not sure if they have anything in this price range
For those who've made the switch from iOS to Android (or vice versa), what would you recommend? Any major gotchas I should know about? And is the Nothing Phone even worth considering as a daily driver at this price point?
Thanks in advance!
Long-time iOS user considering switch to Android - Need advice on $1000 flagships
cross-posted from: lemdro.id/post/31224403
Title: Long-time iOS user considering switch to Android - Need advice on $1000 flagshipsBody:
Hey everyone, I'm looking at phones around the $1000 price point and would love some input. I've been an iOS user for years but I'm seriously considering making the jump to Android this time.
Here's what I'm looking at:
iPhone 17 Pro - The safe choice since I'm already in the ecosystem
Samsung Galaxy S25 - Hearing good things about this generation
Pixel 10 Pro - Probably crossing this one off the list due to the stability issues I've been reading about (the 911 call failures, overheating problems, etc.)
Nothing Phone - The design looks really cool, but I'm not sure if they have anything in this price range
For those who've made the switch from iOS to Android (or vice versa), what would you recommend? Any major gotchas I should know about? And is the Nothing Phone even worth considering as a daily driver at this price point?
Thanks in advance!
Long-time iOS user considering switch to Android - Need advice on $1000 flagships
Title: Long-time iOS user considering switch to Android - Need advice on $1000 flagshipsBody:
Hey everyone, I'm looking at phones around the $1000 price point and would love some input. I've been an iOS user for years but I'm seriously considering making the jump to Android this time.
Here's what I'm looking at:
iPhone 17 Pro - The safe choice since I'm already in the ecosystem
Samsung Galaxy S25 - Hearing good things about this generation
Pixel 10 Pro - Probably crossing this one off the list due to the stability issues I've been reading about (the 911 call failures, overheating problems, etc.)
Nothing Phone - The design looks really cool, but I'm not sure if they have anything in this price range
For those who've made the switch from iOS to Android (or vice versa), what would you recommend? Any major gotchas I should know about? And is the Nothing Phone even worth considering as a daily driver at this price point?
Thanks in advance!
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Long-time iOS user considering switch to Android - Need advice on $1000 flagships
Title: Long-time iOS user considering switch to Android - Need advice on $1000 flagships
Body:
Hey everyone, I'm looking at phones around the $1000 price point and would love some input. I've been an iOS user for years but I'm seriously considering making the jump to Android this time.
Here's what I'm looking at:
iPhone 17 Pro - The safe choice since I'm already in the ecosystem
Samsung Galaxy S25 - Hearing good things about this generation
Pixel 10 Pro - Probably crossing this one off the list due to the stability issues I've been reading about (the 911 call failures, overheating problems, etc.)
Nothing Phone - The design looks really cool, but I'm not sure if they have anything in this price range
For those who've made the switch from iOS to Android (or vice versa), what would you recommend? Any major gotchas I should know about? And is the Nothing Phone even worth considering as a daily driver at this price point?
Thanks in advance!
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Andrew Cuomo slammed for ‘embarrassing’ AI Halloween attack ad on Zohran Mamdani
Andrew Cuomo slammed for ‘embarrassing’ AI Halloween attack ad on Zohran Mamdani
With the New York mayoral election just days away, independent candidate Andrew Cuomo has taken to social media on Halloween to try to warn voters against Democratic rival and frontrunner Zohran Mamdani and Republican candidate Curtis Sliwa – with th…Liam O'Dell (indy100)
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The Flawed Aesthetics of Solarpunk
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Profitez des vidéos et de la musique que vous aimez, mettez en ligne des contenus originaux, et partagez-les avec vos amis, vos proches et le monde entier.www.youtube.com
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I was only able to get a few minutes in.
The complaint started off with "They like the aesthetic but don't know how to get there or have the engineering to do it!".
Actually, correcting myself, it started with an in-video ad for a computer desk.
After I skipped that nonsense, it got to the complaint, which amounted to "people like the aesthetic of these videos! But there are engineering issues with some of these works of art that aren't actual engineering but instead just movies and videos people like the aesthetics of!"
and that'd be when I stopped watching.
He goes on to have, what I believe, is a valid complaint: Leftists have ideals which block progression towards our goals.
One example: Instead of building a wind farm, we are arguing about economic impact, and then still stay on coal while we that argument occurs.
I think overall the video misses the point. The complaints are that bureaucracy/red tape/seeking perfection (in states such as CA) prevent society from doing things with impact such as building high speed rail, creating 15 minute communities (Shout out to !15minutecity@slrpnk.net), and providing shelter for all.
This is completely valid, but it has nothing to do with solarpunk.
Meta: Pirated Adult Film Downloads Were For "Personal Use," Not AI Training
Meta is using a classic BitTorrent defense in its legal battle with adult film producer Strike 3 Holdings.
Case file: torrentfreak.com/images/meta-s…
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GPU overclocker uses chilled car antifreeze and pond pump to push Intel card to sub-zero temps, sets world record — 'TrashBench' sets GPU benchmark record at -17C, gains 16% more performance
Is a car coolant more effective than your typical CPU coolant?
He told the world what was happening in El Fasher. Then they sought him out. How Sudan lost ‘a true hero of the war’
For months, Mohamed Khamis Douda shared accounts of what life was like under siege. He was killed when RSF fighters finally took the Darfur city, raising fears activists and civil society figures are being hunted down
Archived version: archive.is/20251102135752/theg…
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.
UK ‘to lose 600,000 workers to illness without better health support at work’
Exclusive: Royal Society of Public Health says ‘fundamental shift’ needed in how firms help those with health conditions
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Baby hospitalised after arson attack at Drogheda migrant housing
How can they be so cruel? A shocking arson attack on a refugee centre shows just how far hate can go if left unchecked
Drones spotted again over Belgian military base as minister readies response
Theo Francken is to present a €50 million anti-drone plan next week
Archived version: archive.is/newest/euractiv.com…
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[Article] The internet was born this week in 1969, and immediately glitched — only two of the five letters in the first computer-to-computer message were received
The receiving computer crashed as it couldn’t cope with the transmission speed of 5,000 characters per second.
East Wing ballroom donations by corporate owners create awkward moments for news outlets
President Donald Trump's razing of the White House's East Wing to build a ballroom has meant for some awkward moments for news outlets.
Israel to appoint new army lawyer after Palestinian prisoner rape scandal
Suspects in the gang rape of a Palestinian detainee call for the trial to be cancelled after the advocate general admitted to leaking the video
Archived version: archive.is/newest/middleeastey…
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Israel to appoint new army lawyer after Palestinian prisoner rape scandal
The Israeli military is set to appoint a new advocate general after a scandal forced the resignation of its top lawyer, who admitted to leaking footage apparently showing soldiers raping a Palestinian detainee.MEE staff (Middle East Eye)
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Head of UK’s largest union says she doesn’t know if Starmer will remain Labour leader after May
Prime minister facing disastrous elections in Scotland, Wales and England next year as his party trails Nigel Farage’s Reform UK in the polls
World Record: Longest non-stop flight is WAY longer than you think
I've been a plane aficionado for as long as I can remember. I'm not exactly a plane "nut," but I think I might know a bit more than the average person who isn't a pilot. Yet somehow, I'd never heard of this story until I stumbled across it at random.
World Record: Longest non-stop flight is WAY longer than you think
"You can either go to Vegas, or you can go to The Hacienda," is what got this world-record-setting idea off the ground and into the air for a couple of months. Yep, I said months.Joe Salas (New Atlas)
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1959.
Utah and California are starting to require businesses to tell you when you're talking to AI
States are cracking down on hidden AI, but the tech industry is pushing back
https://www.techspot.com/news/110091-utah-california-starting-require-businesses-tell-you-when.html
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Keep America Flying: Senate Pushes Bill To Pay Aviation Workers During Shutdown
Aviation employees faced their first empty paycheck earlier this week.
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in reply to silence7 • • •I think most people who care about climate change already understand that human extinction is distant. Gates doesn’t mention national borders but creating immigration corridors between nations so people can migrate and creating wild passages so animals can migrate are a key part of any dignified treatment of the problem.
I think most people are aware that humans could collectively mitigate the impact and severity of the effects of climate change on humans, plants, and animals if enough people worked together to plan and execute contingencies. It’s the political problem that feels the most intractable. If we can’t reorient our governance towards organizing or ruling in ways that that value life and dignity over profit, displaced populations will lead to continuous war and fuel increased xenophobia just like climate migrations have many times in history. It’s not human extinction on the horizon but it is not human flourishing.
BlackJerseyGiant
in reply to reallykindasorta • • •reallykindasorta
in reply to BlackJerseyGiant • • •The geological epoch question gets a bit weird in this context because the current one is defined largely by the scale of human impact so it seems like the next one would include a shift away from that in which case there might not be enough of an academic apparatus to name the next one depending on how things shake out.
When I say human extinction via climate is distant I mean that the point where the climate cannot support/sustain any humans at all is probably at least a billion years out.
Obviously there is a lot of wiggle room there for life to look drastically different than it does now. Already species are going extinct at rates the earth has never seen before, people are being displaced by weather events causing immigration tensions and increasing xenophobia, plant and animal habitable zones are migrating with no place for the plants and animals to migrate to due to the scarcity of wild reserves and lack of connection between them to enable movement. Each of these have downstream effects that we don’t fully understand but could reasonably leave existence looking pretty grim for those who adapt and survive over the next several generations.
Obviously this is assuming we don’t deploy nuclear weapons on a mass scale or something which would create a whole different kind of climate crisis
Dogyote
in reply to BlackJerseyGiant • • •resipsaloquitur
in reply to silence7 • • •NYT has zero credibility.
Bill Gates has less than no credibility on climate change or anything really.
Jamaica is still recovering from hurricane Melissa that all the people worth listening to say was unusual and far more intense than it would be without climate change.
Stop treating wealthy people like they’re worth listening to.