Europe’s Fledgling Lithium Dreams Face Pivotal Test in Portugal
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-09-06/europe-s-fledgling-lithium-dreams-face-pivotal-test-in-portugal?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub

Posted into Environment @environment-bloomberg

Robot da ristorante hackerabili: potevano servire il sushi… a casa dell’attaccante

📌 Link all\'articolo : redhotcyber.com/post/robot-da-…

#redhotcyber #hacking #cti #ai #online #it #cybercrime #cybersecurity #technology #news #cyberthreatintelligence #innovation #privacy

MfTotD:
Wochenende und Sonne bei 20°/10° in #Aalen. 139 Tage Stromautark.

@ragnar @schnella @rakoellner @Anja @FerdiLethenOellers @Nobbyaushb @andreasessing

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L'iniziativa è promossa da Gaynet e EDGE, in collaborazione con ARCO [.....]

roma.gaiaitalia.com/2025/09/06…

https://roma.gaiaitalia.com/2025/09/06/16476/

L’iniziativa è promossa da Gaynet e EDGE, in collaborazione con ARCO […..]

^{Gaiaitalia.com Notizie Roma}

Day 05 of #septempera. This little guy.
Too tired for anything else.

#MastoArt #gouache #snail

Corse, serie televisive e film: la strategia vincente di Liberty Media
https://www.ilsole24ore.com/art/corse-serie-televisive-e-film-strategia-vincente-liberty-media-AHAKnjTC?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub

Pubblicato su Economia - Il Sole 24 ORE @economia-il-sole-24-ore-IlSole24Ore

Corse, serie televisive e film: la strategia vincente di Liberty Media

Il Gran premio d’Italia a Monza confermato fino al 2031 fa parte di un processo di sviluppo della F

^{Marco Bellinazzo (Il Sole 24 ORE)}

#Forgejo 12.0.3 and 11.0.5 were just released! They are security releases.

We recommend that all installations are upgraded to the latest version as soon as possible.

Check out the release notes and download it at forgejo.org/releases/. If you experience any issues with this release, please report to codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo/i….

#forgejorelease

forgejo

Beyond coding. We forge.

^Codeberg.org

Le chat du voisin provoque Monsieur Léo.

Nikon F4 / Nikkor AF-D 50mm f1,4 / Kodak Portra 160

#fotografie #foto #photographie #filmisnotdead #filmisalive #believeinfilm #cats #catsofpixelfed #pixelfedcats #caturday #portrait #35mm #nikon #argentique #kodak #kodakportra #analogphotography #photo #filmphotography #photography

Hier im Fediverse bestätigen wir uns täglich, was gerade alles falsch läuft in Deutschland, aber wir erreichen damit nur uns selbst.

Deshalb frage ich mich, war es vielleicht ein Fehler, das wir uns in diese Blase zurückgezogen haben?

Wie können wir die Wähler der CDU und AfD erreichen?

“Sunset at Étretat”

Surrounded by cliffs, the beach of Étretat is relatively sheltered from prevailing winds.

This is a popular place to watch the sun set over the horizon.

The beach is made up of pebbles. These pebbles are a natural bulwark, necessary to protect the coastline. In fact, they contribute to this protection by acting as a “wave damper”, in the same way as artificial stonework would.

🔎 nicolas-hoizey.photo/photos/su…

📅 4 août 2020

📸 Fujifilm X-T3 + 16-80mm
🎛️ ISO 6400, ƒ/4, 1/80 s

#TravelPhotography #Europe #France #Normandie #SeineMaritime #Etretat #Photography #Fujifilm #XT3

I went for a wander down to the creek not far from my in-laws and found some delightful Bellbirds (Bell Miners).

We used to have a heap of these at home, but a couple of years ago, they moved on to somewhere else and we miss their incessent calling.

#bird #AustralianWildlife #WildOz #bellbird #BellMiner

Husky 1.7.0-beta1

github.com/captainepoch/husky/…

Issues on the beta version go here: github.com/captainepoch/husky/…

If it's a normal bug, open a normal bug report.

Beta 1.7.0

Issues regarding the 1.7.0 beta versions. If it happens also in the latest stable version (1.6.1), open a normal issue.

^{captainepoch (GitHub)}

All Things DIY | @Samantha38c0 | Flipboard
https://flipboard.com/@samantha38c0/all-things-diy-7aejqkipz?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub

Posted into DIY EDU @diy-edu-JanetteSpeyer

All Things DIY | @Samantha38c0 | Flipboard

Do you love doing all sorts of things yourself? Here is our collection of the best DIY projects and crafts to try!

^Flipboard

Travelers Swear These Car Rental Codes Save Them Hundreds — Here’s How
https://shr.link/4pecc?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub

Posted into PACK N' GO EDU! @pack-n-go-edu-JanetteSpeyer

Travelers Swear These Car Rental Codes Save Them Hundreds — Here’s How

The best National car rental corporate codes, coupons, discounts, and current promotions for maximum savings for your upcoming trip.

^shr.link

“The gates of hell are now opening” – who said it best, Satan or the Israeli defense minister?

To the morally-vacuous West: these are the monsters you call your friends and allies. Hang your heads in shame, you decaying husks of humanity. This is your genocide every bit as much as Israel’s. And it will haunt you forever.

youtube.com/watch?v=-Llrz3O8TP…

mastodon.social/@EndIsraeliApa…

#Gaza #Palestine #FreePalestine #israel #genocide #StopIsrael #StopTheGenocide

End Israeli Apartheid

2025-09-06 07:02:24

Israel has bombed a high-rise building in Gaza City -- as its defence minister warns: 'the gates of hell are now opening' in Gaza.

The targeting of the multi-storey tower is part of Israel's large-scale assault to seize control of the Strip's biggest urban centre.

Al Jazeera’s Hani Mahmoud reports from Gaza City.

youtube.com/watch?v=-Llrz3O8TP…

🕎 🇵🇸 ☮️
#Gaza #Palestine
#Press #News

- YouTube

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}

A few of the Japanese born in Taiwan and forced to leave in the years following Japan's surrender at the end of WWII are still alive today

"Niimoto is one of an estimated 200,000 people known as "wansei", a group of Japanese born in Taiwan during Japan's colonisation. They were repatriated after Japan's surrender in World War II."

channelnewsasia.com/east-asia/…

#Taiwan #Japan #history #台灣 #日本

The last surviving generation born during Japan’s colonisation of Taiwan

Japan’s 50-year rule that ended after World War II left behind not just an architectural legacy, but also complex emotions surrounding identity.

^{Michiyo Ishida (Channel NewsAsia)}

Kieselblog: Katze mit Hut und Fliege kieselblog.flusskiesel.de/2025…

#Blog

Ma tranquilli, l'Ucraina non è sola.

@attualita

#Natangelo #IlFattoQuotidiano #Satira #Politica #Guerra #Russia #Ucraina #Zelensky #VolodymyrZelensky #Puffi #Fumetti #Comics

Torna Radiolinux come ogni sabato ore 12,30 su radiostart.it/parlando della definitiva
sentenza del caso Google, della distribuzione Linux Lite,
della nostra Infonera su Chat e A.i, ma anche GmX, VkRam,
Ubisoft, Risc V e degli esperimenti di GhostBsd e Aerynos
Buon ascolto
Versione video della puntata
peertube.uno/w/1vSpWAvR8KrSdjW…

youtube.com/watch?v=f6fcPTWGMd…

mastodon.uno/@linux@diggita.co…

Radiolinux

2025-09-05 21:04:18

Radiolinux 6 settembre

Torna Radiolinux come ogni sabato parlando della definitiva
sentenza del caso Google, della distribuzione Linux Lite,
della nostra Infonera su Chat e A.i, ma anche GmX, VkRam,
Ubisoft, Risc V e degli esperimenti di GhostBsd e Aerynos

Time of Death (2013) is the sort of movie that sounds like a joke when you describe it out loud.

A made-for-TV Canadian thriller built around a single hook—murders that all occur at exactly the same time, 10:44PM. It’s the kind of concept that practically dares you to sit down and see if the filmmakers can actually make it work. The fun of the film isn’t in whether it’s flawless—because it isn’t—but in watching how much mileage it squeezes out of its one big idea.

Right from the beginning, the film leans into its atmosphere. You get the dark boardrooms, the cold offices, the sense of corporate power colliding with the shadowy threat of something much bigger. It isn’t flashy or extravagant—it doesn’t have the budget for that—but there’s a kind of scrappy energy in the way it uses its locations.

Montreal becomes “anywhere USA,” complete with anonymous high-rises and polished conference tables. Everything looks competent without ever rising above the TV-movie baseline, which oddly works in its favor. The straightforwardness keeps you focused on the puzzle at hand.

Kathleen Robertson gives the film its backbone. She plays FBI agent Jordan Price as if she has walked into a much better movie, and the seriousness she brings is half the reason the film holds together at all. Price is smart, stylish, and relentless, and you can see Robertson trying to elevate material that could easily collapse without someone steady at the center. She embodies the type of TV-movie protagonist who is meant to feel larger than life, even when the script pulls her into situations that might make you laugh at the wrong moments.

The pacing is relentless. Rarely does a scene linger longer than it has to. Suspects are introduced, motives are hinted at, and the tension is always pointing toward that ticking clock.

The 10:44 gimmick looms over everything, and the filmmakers know it. They emphasize it in ways that range from clever to heavy-handed, but it’s always there, waiting for you. The film never lets you forget the premise—sometimes to its benefit, sometimes to its detriment. But it does ensure that you’re never drifting.

Tone is where things get interesting. On one hand, Time of Death desperately wants to be a serious thriller about power, corruption, and secrets that refuse to stay buried. On the other hand, it can’t resist melodrama. You’ll catch sudden romantic sparks, heated arguments delivered like stage monologues, and moments that feel one step away from parody. This constant tonal wobble makes the movie funnier than it intends to be, but also oddly charming. It’s trying so hard to be serious that you find yourself invested in spite of the clumsy execution.

What makes the movie memorable isn’t polish—it’s audacity. The way it doubles down on its concept, the way it sells you on the idea that every minute leading up to 10:44 matters, the way it combines procedural investigation with unexpected shifts.

It has the bones of a primetime cop drama but wears the clothes of a late-night cable thriller, and the mismatch creates something entertaining. You won’t admire its craftsmanship, but you’ll respect its commitment to leaning into the premise.

So is it good? Not in the traditional sense. It’s too uneven, too silly at times, and too restricted by its TV roots to stand shoulder to shoulder with real thrillers. But it is entertaining—and that’s what counts. It’s the kind of movie you don’t so much watch as much as you experience it. Half the fun is guessing whether the next scene will be genuinely tense or unintentionally hilarious.

And that unpredictability, paired with its unshakable 10:44 motif, makes it the perfect pick when you want a film that knows exactly how to keep you watching, even if you’re not sure why.

@movies

The deadline for the #AlgorithmicAccountability Reporting fellowship call is approaching.

The fellowship offers the opportunity to spend a six-month period of paid investigation time. You will also receive editorial and outreach support from the Journalism team at @algorithmwatch and mentorship sessions with external researchers.

We have an upcoming Q&A session on September 8 at 18:00 CET. Join us to solve any questions you have before sending your application: algorithmwatch.org/en/open-cal….

"...rather than asking whether astrology is “real,” it may be more useful to ask what its popularity says about contemporary life." Chi consuma l' #astrologia, oggi? Un lavoro su "Social Currents" journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/... #astrologia #paranormale #sociologia

journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/23...

“First of its kind” AI settlement: Anthropic to pay authors $1.5 billion

arstechnica.com/tech-policy/20…

Anthropic agreed to pay $1.5 billion and destroy all copies of the books the AI company pirated to train its artificial intelligence models.

“First of its kind” AI settlement: Anthropic to pay authors $1.5 billion

Settlement shows AI companies can face consequences for pirated training data.

^{Ashley Belanger (Ars Technica)}

Walking home at sunset last night...

#sunset #photography #mobileshot

Trump didn't kill 11 cartel members. He killed 11 civilians in international waters. It's a blatant war crime. @duckworth.senate.gov now warns it's preparing him to do it on US soil.

Senator warns Trump's bombing ...

Senator warns Trump's bombing execution just set him up for big move — on US soil

This week, President Donald Trump announced that he had killed 11 alleged drug cartel members in foreign waters, and one senator thinks the strike was just the beginning — and will serve as a justification for action on U.S. soil. Sen.

^{Sarah K. Burris (Raw Story)}

Jiàngōngyǔ - 建功嶼, l'isola che non c'è e gli Oystermen - Kinmen Rising Project

kinmen.altervista.org/jiangong…

@cultura

#金門 #Kinmen #JīnMén #Quemoy

L'iPhone 17 Pro potrebbe avere una Dynamic Island più piccola, circa 1,5 cm, rispetto ai 2 cm attuali. La riduzione riguarderebbe la fotocamera e i sensori frontali. La notizia è da prendere con cautela, proviene da una fonte non verificata.

#iPhone17 #Apple #DynamicIsland

“Stop talking about secession and Pacifica or they are going to send troops in.”
—-

You have it backwards. Trump already sent troops in to deport our labor and harass us and he didn’t sent disaster relief aid after we paid for it with out taxes.

Now we are (soft) seceding.

#Pacifica #10thAmendment