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A Path Forward to Save American Bio-Medical Research
A Path Forward to Save American Bio-Medical Research
Over the past four months I’ve spoken to dozens of biomedical researchers either at NIH, other government grant-making agencies or at the various American…Josh Marshall (TPM - Talking Points Memo)
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Diese weißen Platten im Boden an Ampeln und Zebrastreifen sind Leitsysteme für Seheingeschränkte. Sie zuzuparken ist nicht nur egoistisch, sondern auch verboten — und hat Konsequenzen.
#Abschleppgruppe #Frankfurt #RollestattKnolle
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Social media users have accused several of the panellists that featured on Thursday's episode of BBC Question Time of a pro-Israel bias, following their responses to a question about Israel's war on Gaza.
Social media users underlined that the panellists, which included Labour Cabinet minister Peter Kyle, MP Nigel Huddleston, Alex Depledge, and Sonia Sodha, echoed variations of the view that Israel has a "right to defend itself."
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BBC Question Time: Social media erupts over panel response to 'Gaza genocide' question
Social media users have accused several of the panellists that featured on Thursday's episode of BBC Question Time of a pro-Israel bias, following their responses to a question about Israel's war on Gaza.Ayah El-Khaldi (Middle East Eye)
Hamas Says Witkoff Personally Promised to Lift Gaza Blockade in Exchange for Edan Alexander
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Hamas Says Witkoff Personally Promised to Lift Gaza Blockade in Exchange for Edan Alexander
The U.S. immediately broke the deal, senior Hamas official Basem Naim tells Drop Site. “They threw it in the trash” and there has been “zero” progress on a Gaza ceasefire.Jeremy Scahill (Drop Site News)
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- C.S. Lewis, The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
#photography
I told you I would draw something new for #Mermay and I did! \ (•◡•) /
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Western #media run calls for boycotts of Brazilian coffee after Brazil's government cites farms for "slave-like" working conditions--without noting that treatment #Brazil calls "slave-like" are standard labor practices in US agriculture.
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With Friends in Media, Brazil’s Coffee Workers Don’t Need Enemies
The arguments advanced to justify banning coffee imports from Brazil to the US rely on outliers representing a tiny portion of the workforce, not the norm.FAIR
Bundesdigitalminister Karsten Wildberger hat heute im Bundestag die Vorhaben seines neuen Ministeriums vorgestellt. Er will den Staat digitalisieren und die deutsche Wirtschaft entlasten. Gesellschaftspolitische Aspekte kamen nur am Rande vor.
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It’s weird to look at old photos as if somewhere in the framing and composition are clues to what the hell you were thinking trying that relationship again for the fourth time
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New York’s ‘Chaotic’ Mega Auction Season Ends on a Mixed Note
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-05-16/new-york-art-auction-at-christie-s-and-sotheby-s-shows-mixed-market?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub
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Liebes #Fediverse, ich brauche dich ... mal wieder.
Es ist wie es immer ist, man braucht es nicht bis man es braucht.
Innerfamiliär möchten sich 4 Personen über Video-Call zueinander schalten. Das habe alle bisher via #Skype gemacht aber Skype ist ja bekanntermaßen Game Over und #Teams wollen alle Beteiligten nicht (yeah!).
Also ... so als 0815-User aus dem www, welche "lass mal einen Videocall zu viert machen und bisschen quatschen" Lösung nutzt man? Auch hier ist es wie es immer ist, nach Möglichkeit ohne dafür zu zahlen und, sofern geht, ohne Anmeldung/Preisgabe von Daten (aber schlagt ruhig alles vor, man findet sicher einen Kompromiss)
Ich danke euch schon jetzt für eure Vorschläge..
Private Credit Gets a Scorecard as Morningstar Steps In
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Tech Investors Digest Trump’s Week in the Middle East
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En préparant son ultime offensive, l’état-major de Tsahal entend réduire à néant l’enclave. Un objectif maximaliste qui est loin d’être partagé par tous les soldats, notamment les réservistes.
En préparant son ultime offensive, l’état-major de l’armée israélienne entend réduire à néant l’enclave. Un objectif maximaliste qui est loin d’être partagé par tous les soldats, notamment les réservistes.#gaza-l-escalade #benyamin-netanyahou #palestine #israel #israel-palestine-conflit
Ozempic CEO’s Exit From Novo Started With Teams Call Surprise
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Trump's Week in the Gulf, Airbnb Redesigns App, Food Delivery M&A | Bloomberg Technology
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Final of the Dublin International Piano Competition - Schedule // - www.worldconcerthall.com
Final of the Dublin International Piano Competition. Finalists play with the National Symphony Orchestra of Ireland conducted byt Jonas Alber. Live....www.worldconcerthall.com
#Iceland tested a reduced workweek 2014-2019:
”A pair of trials covering 1.3 per cent of the Icelandic workforce revealed that slashing weekly hours led to better employee #wellbeing, with less stress and burnout, while #productivity stayed the same or improved. The positive results sparked union pressure in Iceland, and now 86% of Icelandic workers either work shorter weeks or have the right to ask to do so.“
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Little Boxes, University Mound, San Francisco, CA, 2024.
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Little Boxes, San Francisco
University Mound, San Francisco, California 12 October 2024 Rodenstock 138mm/6.5 HR Digaron-SW lens (@ f/7.Flickr
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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the US was “troubled” by the “suffering of the people of Gaza.”
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US ‘troubled’ by Gaza suffering, Rubio says
Israel may be losing US support in the face of the devastation in Gaza.Tom Chivers (www.semafor.com)
"Dass im Gazastreifen Zehntausende Menschen zu verhungern drohen, ist gleichermaßen eine humanitäre Katastrophe wie ein politischer Skandal. Schließlich ist diese Situation von der weitestgehend rechtsextremen Regierung Netanjahus herbeigeführt."
Lage im Gazastreifen: Eine halbe Million Menschen steht vor dem Hungertod. Punkt. | ZEIT ONLINE
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Lage im Gazastreifen: Eine halbe Million Menschen steht vor dem Hungertod. Punkt.
Die Not in Gaza ist riesig. Doch eine angemessene Reaktion fehlt. Es gibt Gründe, warum Deutschland Druck auf Israel ausüben sollte. Und die sind nicht nur moralisch.Nils Markwardt (ZEIT ONLINE)
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Who knew starting a business was so stressful? I have an absolute skeleton of a website set up now at btfree.org which references that absolutely WONDERFUL Fediverse explainer video from @Framasoft !
Meeting Monday night with some non-technical folks to start talking about the #Fediverse !
Also bank account is set up and I get my donation links on Monday! Let's get this ball rolling!
The image shows a map of France with a blue box overlay containing text. The box is labeled "France" at the top. Below this, it states "Statements of support collected online: 590,651," followed by "Threshold: 55,695," and "Percentage: 1060.51%." The map itself is a simplified representation of France, with different regions shaded in various colors, including dark green, light green, and peach. The blue box is positioned over the central part of France, providing a clear contrast against the map's background. The text within the box is white, making it easily readable against the blue background.
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The image is a cartoon depicting a scene related to a European Citizens' Initiative. In the foreground, a small, skeletal figure with a large, drooling mouth is labeled "SIGNATURES," with a droplet falling from its mouth. This figure is positioned to the left of the image, with the European Union flag superimposed over it. To the right, a larger, caricatured figure with a prominent nose and a suit is seated, with the French flag superimposed over it. The larger figure is depicted as consuming the signatures, with a pipe labeled "SIGNATURES" extending from the left to the right, symbolizing the flow of signatures into the larger figure's mouth. The background is a plain, light brown color, and the top of the image contains text that reads "EUROPEAN CITIZENS' INITIATIVE - Central online collection system" and "Ban on conversion practices in the European Union." The overall tone of the image is satirical, highlighting the process of collecting signatures for a political initiative.
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Cicadas are coming...
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Cicada Brood XIV is emerging in 2025. Here's what to know about the periodical bugs.
A notably large brood of periodical cicadas will emerge from the underground across parts of the eastern U.S. this spring.Emily Mae Czachor (CBS News)
fuck you, look at this game
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TANUKI: Pon's Summer on Steam
The Tanuki Festival is just a month away, and the shrine is in disrepair. Follow Pon, a well meaning, if a bit lazy Tanuki with a part-time job at the Post Office, as he works to restore the shrine before summer ends.store.steampowered.com
"Katherina Reiche soll das neue Gesicht der Energiepolitik werden. Gestartet ist sie mit einem Versprechen zu mehr Gas und der Aussage, dass Klimaschutz in den letzten Jahren überbewertet gewesen sei. Fatale Aussagen, die mich nach Fachkompetenz suchen lassen" - Linda Kastrup
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Fridays for Future: Aktivisten stellen Forderungen an Merz-Regierung
In ihrer Kolumne machen Fridays for Future deutlich, dass Klimaschutz immer Priorität sein muss. Auch, wenn sich Mehrheiten im Parlament verschieben.Kathrin Martens (watson)
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It’s #ThrowbackThursday so it’s a good day to check out “Mixtapes Overflow,” a custom feed by @jcornejo full of music from the 80s and 90s plus posts about vinyl records and cassette culture. Music fans, this eclectic mashup is for you. (Pro tip: go to the Watch tab to see just the videos.)
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#music #cassette #cassetteculture #vinyl #vinylrecords #80smusic #90sMusic #hiphop #punk #punkvinyl
Mixtapes Overflow by Juan on Surf
Surf - Don’t be afraid and let yourself submerge in a wide variety of music. From Ol’ beats to trendy ones. Play.surf.social
Moments like these are instructive. They demonstrate exactly how dishonest, dishonorable, and irredeemable these people are.
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Nach Debakel bei Bundestagswahl: Dürr zum FDP-Chef gewählt
Die FDP hat Christian Dürr zum neuen Vorsitzenden gewählt. Er erhielt 82 Prozent der Delegiertenstimmen. Der frühere Fraktions-Chef tritt die Nachfolge von Christian Lindner an, der die Partei elf Jahre lang führte.
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#Eilmeldung #Dürr #FDP #Parteitag
Flock -- an automatic license-plate-reading service -- is adding tons of data sources ...
... so police could, upon scanning your license, get linked to tons more info about your life, relationships, etc
where did Flock get these additional sources of info?
they're using standard people-lookup tools and data brokers, but also ...
... info from *data breaches*
so great
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unpaywalled version: archive.is/GmuUk
License Plate Reader Company Flock Is Building a Massive People Lookup Tool, Leak Shows
Flock, the automatic license plate reader (ALPR) company whose cameras are installed in more than 5,000 communities in the U.S., is building a product that will use people lookup tools, data brokers, and data breaches to “jump from LPR [license plate reader] to person,” allowing police to much more easily identify and track the movements of specific people around the country without a warrant or court order, according to internal Flock presentation slides, Slack chats, and meeting audio obtained by 404 Media.The news turns Flock, already a controversial technology, into a much more invasive tool, potentially able to link a vehicle passing by a camera to its owner and then more people connected to them, through marriage or other association. The new product development has also led to Flock employees questioning the ethics of using hacked data as part of their surveillance product, according to the Slack chats. Flock told 404 Media the tool is already being used by some law enforcement agencies in an early access program.
Flock’s new product, called Nova, will supplement license plate data with a wealth of personal information sourced from other companies and the wider web, according to the material obtained by 404 Media. “You're going to be able to access data and jump from LPR to person and understand what that context is, link to other people that are related to that person [...] marriage or through gang affiliation, et cetera,” a Flock employee said during an internal company meeting, according to an audio recording. “There’s very powerful linking.” One Slack message said that Nova supports 20 different data sources that agencies can toggle on or off.
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Do you know anything else about this case? I would love to hear from you. Using a non-work device, you can message me securely on Signal at joseph.404 or send me an email at joseph@404media.co.Flock sells its ALPR cameras to communities, homeowners associations, schools, and businesses with the promise of solving crime and deterring criminals. Communities can then opt to share their cameras’ data with law enforcement, and law enforcement agencies purchase their own Flock cameras too. The cameras continuously record the plates, color, and make of vehicles passing in front of them, and store a timestamp of when, and where, each vehicle was spotted. Flock has also expanded into drones and gunshot detection. Nova will make the product even more invasive, experts say.
“Flock has hundreds of customers, both law enforcement and private residents. This development will certainly help to bring expanded surveillance powers to police departments of all sizes that never needed this much information on any random person who happens to drive by,” Beryl Lipton, senior investigative researcher at activist organization the Electronic Frontier Foundation, told 404 Media in an email.
In the meeting audio obtained by 404 Media, the Flock employee described the sorts of information the company will supplement ALPR data with. The first is data breaches. One example the employee pointed to was a 2021 data breach impacting users of Park Mobile, an app that allows users to pay for parking without physically going to the parking meter or in some lots where meters no longer exist. That data included license plate numbers with their owners’ associated email addresses, phone numbers, and in some cases mailing addresses. With regards to Flock, “Nova ingests that and is able to use that to contextualize the data. So we're now able to make that cognitive leap from LPR to person,” the employee said.
“You're going to be able to access data and jump from LPR to person.”
Over the last several years more surveillance and technology companies have packaged stolen or hacked data and then sold access to that information to law enforcement. The practice raises questions around the ethics of re-using such data for surveillance purposes; the legality of doing so; and the chain of custody of that information if it was ever used as part of a criminal investigation.The second was “commercially available data,” with the employee explicitly naming credit bureaus Equifax and TransUnion. As 404 Media has reported, when people open a credit card their personal information is sent to the credit bureaus in their role as monitoring peoples’ credit. Some bureaus then repackage and sell this information to law enforcement or other data brokers. TransUnion has a data product called TLOxp. That tool can include addresses, social media data, and vehicle ownership information. Equifax did not respond to a request for comment. A TransUnion spokesperson told 404 Media “We cannot comment on individual business relationships.”
The third is public records such as marriage licenses, property records, and campaign finance records, the employee said. The slides say that Nova will also pull data from law enforcement Records Management Systems (RMS), which are typically databases for storing information on cases, and Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) systems, which manage responses to 911 calls.
At the moment a police officer might take a result from an ALPR database—a vehicle with this plate was at this location at this time—then use more data from other sources, such as a DMV, to find who owns that vehicle. Then, they might perform open source intelligence, or OSINT, to find out more about that person or where they live by digging through public records. “Law enforcement use these tools every day, just in a very fragmented basis. And what we're doing is bringing them under one roof” with Nova, the employee said in the meeting.
Lipton said “For police, the definition of what is considered ‘open source’ has really expanded to include information to which no one should ever have had access. Our health data, our financial records, or any of our other digital data is hacked and ends up on the Internet, companies scrap it up and add it to their package of information for police. Law enforcement would have otherwise needed to have a valid reason and warrant to access such stuff but now can just buy that access.”
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Chad Marlow, senior policy counsel at the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), told 404 Media in an email “It is quite troubling that Flock ALPRs are designed to produce a massive overload of surveillance data by gathering and sharing ALPR data nationwide, and now they are marketing a product to help the police deal with the data overload they created.”Flock said in a statement that “Nova is a public safety data platform that helps investigators analyze and connect data they already have access to, surfacing insights to uncover leads and close cases faster. The software is completely customizable—customers choose what data inputs they want in Nova and what permissions each user has access to. In other words, Nova is a software product and the data sources are chosen by the customer.”
The company said all actions within the Nova platform are permanently recorded in an audit trail. “While officers may have access to similar information through other means, centralizing it within Nova adds a crucial layer of transparency and accountability, so our democratically-elected governing bodies can ensure it is used in accordance with the law,” the statement added.
“Nova is currently being used by select law enforcement in an Early Access program. It has already helped a detective investigating Internet Crimes Against Children (ICAC) cases identify leads and confirm suspects (who were sentenced to 80 years in jail), amongst other successes,” it continued.
Flock declined to answer specific questions about its data sources, instead saying that some of the questions pertain to proprietary data. The company said that while Nova is in early access, it will be announcing general availability to the tool in June.
According to the leaked slides, Flock sees its main competitors to Nova as similar tools from Peregrine and Auror.
Image: from Flock's media kit.
In October, 404 Media reported on a lawsuit which argued that warrantless use of Flock’s technology is unconstitutional. “It is functionally impossible for people to drive anywhere without having their movements tracked, photographed, and stored in an AI-assisted database that enables the warrantless surveillance of their every move. This civil rights lawsuit seeks to end this dragnet surveillance program,” the lawsuit, filed by the Institute for Justice, a civil liberties organization. In February a judge said that lawsuit could proceed, and the Institute for Justice told 404 Media the case is currently in discovery.Typically police officers do not obtain a warrant before using Flock’s or other companies’ ALPR systems. That is part of the attraction to law enforcement: private companies install ALPR cameras around the country, or build historical ALPR databases, and police departments and federal agencies can simply pay for or request access.
“The Supreme Court has said that the Fourth Amendment’s overarching goal is to prevent ‘too permeating police surveillance.’ Yet, Flock is working to do just that,” Michael Soyfer, an attorney with the Institute for Justice, said in an emailed statement. “Backed by billions of dollars in capital, it’s working with police departments across the country to build out a massive database of people’s movements and locations. All an officer or another government employee needs to do to access that database is type in a search, provide some generic reason, and hit enter.”
“Flock’s constant announcements of new and more invasive features just reinforces the need for a warrant requirement,” he added.
Inside Flock, employees have voiced concern about the Nova product, according to the Slack messages. One pointed to the use of hacked data like the Park Mobile Breach. “I was pretty horrified to hear we use stolen data in our system. In addition to being attained illegally, it seems like that could create really perverse incentives for more data to be leaked and stolen,” they wrote. “What if data was stolen from Flock? Should that then become standard data in everyone else’s system?”
One Slack message said that Flock’s philosophy is “We live in a western democracy governed by the rule of law, set by democratically elected representatives. Nova will always operate within those boundaries.”
Jay Stanley, senior policy analyst at the ACLU’s Speech, Privacy, and Technology Project, said at “this moment in history, of all times, you especially don't want to be building authoritarian spying structures for law enforcement.”
“People are being literally put behind bars for writing an op-ed,” he added, referring to Tufts student Rümeysa Öztürk. Öztürk was released earlier this month after spending six weeks in detention.
Civil rights groups are increasingly worried that ICE, for example, could turn to similar surveillance technology as part of its mass deportation efforts. That’s because the agency has had access to ALPR data from local police departments, including in sanctuary cities, The Guardian reported in March. That involved a different ALPR company called Rekor, the report said.
Ice accessed car trackers in sanctuary cities that could help in raids, files show
Westchester county has laws limiting cooperation, but Ice has accessed trove of data that holds license plate readersJohana Bhuiyan (The Guardian)
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Pacifista, Renato Accorinti da sempre lotta in favore degli ultimi, per i diritti umani, per un mondo migliore. Sindaco di Messina dal giugno 2013 a giugno 2018 e della città metropolitana di Messina dal 2016 al 2018, è tra i fondatori del movimento “No Ponte”, che si oppone alla costruzione del Ponte sullo stretto di Messina. In questa intervista lancia la proposta di un Ministero della pace.
#pace #guerra #euromissili #noeuromissili
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L’ex sindaco pacifista di Messina Renato Accorinti lancia la proposta dell’istituzione di un Ministero della Pace
Pacifista, Renato Accorinti da sempre lotta in favore degli ultimi, per i diritti umani, per un mondo migliore. Sindaco di Messina dal giugno 2013 a giugno 2018 e della città metropolitana di (...)AgoraVox Italia
MERA25 Italy supports the popular shareholding of the GKN Factory Collective - MERA25 Italy
“Italy is a Republic founded on labour,” states the Italian Constitution‘s first article. But what happens when labour loses its value? Globalisation, together with technologies that centralise wealth, like artificial intelligence, is creating mass unemployment, leaving many out of the job market. How can we stop financial capital from taking the lead? How can we protect the dignity of thousands of workers? In short: how can we imagine and build a different kind of economy?
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#MERA25Italy #MERA25Italia #GKN #Florence #Firenze #popularShareholding #labour #GKNFactoryCollective #economics @economics-that-works
MERA25 Italy supports the popular shareholding of the GKN Factory Collective - MERA25 Italy
MERA25 is raising funds to join the popular shareholding launched by the GKN Factory Collective.MERA25 Italy (DiEM25)
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Palestinians Mark 77th Anniversary of the Nakba Amid Ongoing Israeli Assaults
Ramallah / PNN/ Palestinians in the homeland and diaspora commemorated the 77th anniversary of the Nakba under theenglish.pnn.ps
Das Bild zeigt ein weißes Schild mit schwarzer Schrift, das an einem Metallpfosten befestigt ist. Das Schild informiert über eine Erlaubnispflicht für E-Motor und Segelboote, die bei der Tourist-Info erhältlich ist. Es wird auch angegeben, dass V-Motoren verboten sind. Im Hintergrund ist ein ruhiger See mit einem Bootshaus zu sehen, das an den Uferbereich angrenzt. Das Schild ist an einem Ort angebracht, der wahrscheinlich ein touristisches Interesse darstellt, da es sich um eine Regulierung für Wasserfahrzeuge handelt.
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This AI Tool Can Estimate Your Biological Age From Just One Photo
Scientists have developed an AI tool called FaceAge that can look at an ordinary photograph and estimate how fast a body is aging.Pesala Bandara (PetaPixel)
My fellow Europeans, in the last few days the Ban Conversion Therapy initiative has gone form ~300,000 to ~700,000 signatures. There is still one day left! If you haven't yet, you can do the right thing by signing now.
EDIT: Less than 41000 to go!
#Trans #ConversionTherapy #EU #EuropeanUnion #Europe #Transgender #Queer#LBGT #LGBTQIA
“In the past few hours, it’s become clear who’s truly ready to take steps toward peace — and who clearly isn’t.”
- Italian PM Meloni
She stressed that lasting peace in Ukraine requires a ceasefire and security guarantees for Kyiv.
#AureFreePress #News #press #headline #Ukraine #Russia #Putin #EU #NATO #Zelensky #war
The Nikon FE2 seems to work great. Always nice to have an old camera that works. copingmechanism.com/2025/05/fi…
First roll with the Nikon FE2
Burning through a roll around the house to test the new camera.Jack Baty (Coping Mechanism)
Just as a little context: #ConversionTherapy is already banned in some #EU countries but an EU-wide effort would be even better!
If you're a EU citizen, you can sign here until May 17th, if you haven't already: eci.ec.europa.eu/043/public/#/…
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