I thought it would be funny to take a picture where my arm is coming out of this opening in a brick wall. It kind of looks like I cut and pasted my arm there, but it's just me doing weird things in public. #photography #urbanphotography
I just tried to watch #Ronja the Robber's Daughter (made by Goro Miyazaki). I really love the book by Astrid Lindgren, so I thought maybe the show would be fun too! but I was honestly creeped out by the animation style. the CGI was not good.
also (this is very American of me but) the pacing was sooo slow. I did not make it thru the first episode.
One thing I keep running into with any form of self-hosting: STARTING it is every bit as easy as promotors of self-hosting claim it is. Yeah, spinning up a Wordpress instance is easy and rewarding, as is writing a bit of HTML by hand, or any other solution really.
CONTINUING to do it, while maintaining and securing whatever solution you're using, is hard.
I think writing HTML by hand is the easiest option by far. Fewest security holes. For something like a webcomic where there are a lot of similar pages, it does get incredibly tedious.
WP is never easy, and always bloated ;D
I've used Grawlix and a custom CMS for my webcomics, but for my next one I think I'm going to go for something entirely static, possibly hand-coded (unlike a massive existing archive like yours, a new webcomic allows for a comfy pace of adding pages).
I've been doing this so long, apparently, that I've gone through the "professional" options right back to the "amateur" ones because they just work better and are easier to maintain, even if they do require more manual work. For a personal site, I don't need to rush.
@eishiya A solution that can work reasonably well as a compromise between completely hand-coding a website and a CSM like WordPress is static site generation. This gives pretty much the same security as a static site, but it reduces the strain of replicating all the boilerplate by hand.
I'm not sure if there's SSGs specifically tuned for webcomics, though.
@eishiya I'm kind of in the same place, at least for some things. I wouldn't want to hand-code a new site for Rogues of Clwyd-Rhan and started to get away from that by the time that reached 100 episodes (it's at over 1200 now); for something like that, I need automation and cross-referencing, and Wordpress* fits that need best. But for a new project, like a gag comic with a (honestly) short life expectancy, hand-coding is a better option.
L’estate sta finendo, Edith Wharton era la lettura giusta, editorialedomani.it/idee/cultu…, , Gli ultimi giorni di agosto li ho passati con L’età dell’innocenza, con cui la scrittrice vinse (prima donna) il Pulitzer nel 2021. Ho poi scoperto di non essere stato il solo
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Gut 48 (+/-) Stunden bevor hier das Licht ausgeht möchte ich noch ein paar Dinge kurz sagen.
Ich bin dankbar und fühle mich geehrt, dass mir hier so viel Solidarität entgegen gebracht worden ist, als die Scheiße den Ventilator getroffen hat.
Ich bin froh, dass ich hier in dieser kleinen antifaschistischen Enklave für andere eine Zuflucht geworden bin, weil sie sich auf anderen Instanzen nicht mehr sicher bzw. wohl gefühlt haben.
Auch wenn ich nicht alle User*innen persönlich gekannt habe, habe ich großes Vertrauen in sie gesetzt und wurde auch nicht enttäuscht.
Diese Instanz schließt, weil etwas passiert ist, was in einer funktionierenden linken Bubble nie passieren dürfte. Ein Antifa, oder zumindest jemand der sich dafür ausgibt, zeigt einen anderen Antifa an.
Da schaltet eine Person den repressiven Staat ein, weil ein Ego verletzt eventuell verletzt wurde... Ich weiß wie der vorgeworfene Tatbestand lautet - und ich sage Euch. Das ist peinlich damit ein Gericht beschäftigen zu müssen. Es ist ein Unding.
Sag mal, in welcher Welt leben wir denn? Ich fasse es nicht, dass hier mutmaßlich zwei Antifas ein Gericht beschätfigen, weil einer oder eine ihm nahestehende Person eine "Verletzung der Ehre" in Dinge hinein deutet, die man mit einem einfachen "Selber!" und einem Block erledigen könnte.
Auch, dass mir im Vorfeld von Menschen gedroht wurde, dass man gegen meine Instanz einen so genannten FediBlock aussprechen müsse, weil ich ja genau so denken würde, wie die Person um die es eigentlich gehen sollte, macht mich wütend.
Ein FediBlock auszusprechen zu wollen, weil zwei Individuen nicht aufeinander klar kommen ist der Obergipfel.
(Ein FediBlock spricht man mit # aus, weil sich eine Instanz nicht ethisch oder verbrecherisch zeigt oder einfach illegale Inhalte verbreitet - davon gibt es viele. Vor allem Kinderpornografie, Gewaltverherrlichung, und Nazis fallen für den Großteil unter diesen Begriff. Ein Fediblock soll dazu animieren, die erwähnte Instanz umgehend auf die Blockliste zu setzen und damit vom Fediverse "zu entkoppeln")
Aber nun ist es so, dass ich mental mit der Situation null zurecht komme, weil ich meine User*innen schützen möchte. Weil ich sehe wie verkommen das System geworden ist, dass Antifas andere Antifas und Linke anzeigen oder die Betreiber*innen der jeweiligen Instanzen unter Druck setzen.
So erreicht man auch das, was eigentlich im Sinne "der Anklage" ist - die*der unliebsame User*in verschwindet, hat Scherereien deswegen - und die dahinter liegende Fediverse-Instanz verschwindet, weil der Admin das emotional nicht verkraftet und hin schmeißt.
Ich weiß nicht, wie ich das nennen soll...
Das ist es - das ist der Post. Bis die Tage Euer NOCadmin
Es gibt noch ein bis zwei Accounts, die noch nicht umgezogen sind.
Falls es nicht anders geht, werde ich die Instanz noch 24 bis 48 Stunden laufen lassen und dann mindestens in einen Schlummermodus versetzen.
Alle Accounts, die bereits umgezogen sind, werden morgen vormittag gelöscht, damit sie nicht unnötigen ActivityPub Traffic verursachen, der dann ins Nichts gehen würde.
L'immagine mostra un gruppo di attori in un teatro, vestiti in costumi medievali colorati. Al centro, una donna in un abito verde e oro si sta avvicinando a un uomo in un abito rosso, con le braccia tese verso di lui. Sullo sfondo, altri attori in abiti scuri e colorati osservano la scena. La scena è ambientata in un palazzo medievale, con archi e finestre illuminati. L'atmosfera è vivace e teatrale, con i colori vivaci dei costumi che si riflettono sulla scena. ― L'immagine mostra un gruppo di attori in un teatro, rappresentando una scena di un'opera o di una commedia storica. Al centro della scena, una donna in un abito verde con dettagli dorati e una donna in un abito verde più scuro sono coinvolte in un gesto drammatico, con le mani alzate. Un uomo in un abito rosso e giallo, probabilmente un personaggio di rilievo, è al centro dell'azione, mentre un uomo calvo in abito scuro interagisce con loro. Sullo sfondo, altri attori in costumi medievali osservano la scena. La scena è illuminata da luci colorate, con un set che rappresenta un edificio con finestre e una porta. L'atmosfera è vivace e teatrale, con i personaggi in posizioni dinamiche che suggeriscono un momento di tensione o di dramma. ― L'immagine mostra un gruppo di giovani attori in un teatro, eseguendo una performance su un palco. I bambini indossano abiti colorati e elaborati, che sembrano ispirati a diverse culture e epoche storiche. Alcuni indossano abiti tradizionali, come gonne lunghe e cappotti, mentre altri hanno vestiti più moderni ma con dettagli ricercati. I bambini sono in posizioni dinamiche, con le braccia alzate, suggerendo un momento di danza o di espressione teatrale. Sullo sfondo, c'è una scenografia che rappresenta un edificio con archi gotici, che potrebbe essere un palazzo o una chiesa. In primo piano, si intravede un'orchestra che suona, con i musicisti visibili solo parzialmente. L'atmosfera è vivace e piena di energia, con i bambini che sembrano completamente immersi nella loro performance.
Fornito da @altbot, generato localmente e privatamente utilizzando Ovis2-8B
From a mother and child towering over Glasgow to a sleeping boy tucked under a hedge in Imbabura, this set shows buildings turned gentle: quiet portraits, birds on city walls, and scenes that bring warmth to concrete in Lleida, Karlstad, Frauenfeld, Sioux City, London, and Fene.
1. Mother and Child with Robin — SMUG in Glasgow, Scotland
A large-scale portrait of a woman holding a child close, a robin perched on the child’s arm. Soft light and restrained tones emphasize tenderness against the brick facade. More by SMUG!: 24 Times SMUG Made Walls Look More Real Than Life
2. Sleeping Boy — El Decertor in Imbabura, Ecuador
A boy rests on a pillow while real foliage becomes his blanket. The painted figure aligns with the hedge, blending wall and vegetation into a single scene.
6. A Good Host Turns Places into Friends — HERA in Karlstad, Sweden
A child pours tea for a deer and a wolf, each seated calmly. Loose brushwork and handwritten notes add a storybook quality across the gable wall. More!: HERA – Crafting Stories on Walls Around the World
A figure before a field of stars spans the curved facade. The composition layers cosmic bands behind the portrait with fine detail in the face and hands. More!: Turning Walls into Stories! 6 Murals by SFHIR
8. Magpie on the Stairs — Irony & Boe in London, UK
A magpie painted at stair height fills the side wall. The bird’s blue, green, and white plumage sits crisply against the pale backdrop, interacting with the railings and steps.
From an enormous child peering into a mirror in Italy to a serene bear reading under a leafy tree, this collection brings together 9 striking public artworks from across the globe.
In questa guida vi presentiamo i migliori adattatori wireless per trasformare Android Auto cablato in wireless, rendendo l’uso in auto più comodo e sicuro.
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@normjess Gary is after a very specific goal and that’s tax wealth. But you should look at how he’s doing it he is rallying the people.
His argument is very direct and comprehensible:
Wealth drives poverty
If you don’t bring wealth disparity back to earth, your life will continue to become worse and he’s telling the middle class you’re not escaping this either because the very richest people will take everything from you too.
@normjess The egalitarian societies humans form have a very strong moral system that keeps the emergence of an individual or a group of people as a dominant group or individual in check.
That moral system is enforced by everyone. They jealously defend themselves from others taking control of the decision-making power, over people were over resources.
@benfell @normjess This is where cultural anthropology has a lot to say.
I am currently reading through a book called “hierarchy in the forest” by Boehm.
They have a very clear definition of egalitarianism and a very clear analysis of house societies jealously defend power flowing upwards (egalitarianism).
Furthermore, they go on to say there are material conditions that favor egalitarianism or hierarchy, equality or hierarchy.
@normjess The very fact of a system of exchange system privileges whomever is most able to say no. Max Weber and others have pointed out that this inherently exacerbates economic inequality, ultimately leaving workers destitute while a few get rich.
Admittedly, Weber attributed this to capitalism, but the logic of his argument applies to *any* market system.
The only way to avoid it is to start with a perfectly level playing field and somehow--impossibly--to keep that field level.
Economics that works, then, applies the maxim from the Communist Manifesto: To each according to their need, from each according to their ability.
@benfell @normjess It is extremely interesting stuff because it makes it brutally and very simply clear what is necessary to create and defend an equal society.
Socially it hinges on a moral system. And if you notice the moral system of capitalism is mercenary, it’s psychopathic. Every man seeks mastery in the world of slaves.
Our morning walk plan for the state park trails was spoiled as a hundred cars were already there at 7am. No way we could have had a quiet walk. So, we just had a quiet walk around the lake.
Mastodon says it can't comply with Mississippi's age verification law due to its decentralized, privacy-focused design 🛡️.
Servers can set age limits, but the platform doesn’t track users or store data, making enforcement difficult 🔒. No central authority in the fediverse means no one can block Mississippi users 🌐.
Decentralized social network Mastodon says it cannot comply with age verification laws, like in Mississippi and elsewhere, and says it's up to individual server owners to decide.
Sports holidays have ended, so the struggle of #F1Segreta may start again!
This week a little less painful for the return of #f1academy in a nice track AND even better for us Tifosi Maya Weug got 1st in the Race 2 Quali, definitely making her the only Ferrari to score a pole this weekend (and year). Yay! Today at 17:00 CET we'll have Race 1 and we'll see how much of my #malocchio will go to her, I pray not too much. #DutchGP
It's time for the Reverse Grid race around the dunes here in Zandvoort. Who will take the victory?For more F1® Academy, visit https://www.f1academy.com/Follo...
Cat holes or wag bags? Researchers studying human waste in parks and protected areas outline options for responsible pooping outdoors to minimize environmental impact and protect public health.
A Trip to Stockholm - Walking Through the City 1 ----- Originally Uploaded on DeviantArt as WinxPossible on Jan 19, 2019 ----- Original Description: Not even gonna try and pronounce that, I know I'll butcher it. ----- No comment.
So...coming out of my patch test, the big change is that I need to remove amidoamine from my products.
In combination with my fragrance allergy, this is proving to be very difficult.
Amidoamine is pretty much everything in the ingredient list that is "...amine" or "...betaine" and more.
Doc gave me a special app to help.
I have to replace a lot of stuff *again*.
In just a few years I have gone from being a beauty junkie with no fewer than 4 shampoos and conditioners in my shower and up to 7 products in my hair on any given day to being grateful to continue to have *A* hairspray that I can use.
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UN human rights experts condemned the enforced disappearances of Palestinians at aid distribution sites on Thursday, urging Israeli authorities to halt the targeting of the starving Palestinian population.
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UN human rights experts condemned the enforced disappearances of Palestinians at aid distribution sites on Thursday, urging Israeli authorities to halt the targeting of the starving Palestinian popula...
The Social Security Administration’s chief data officer has resigned days after filing a whistleblower complaint warning that Trump’s so-called ‘Department of Government Efficiency’ put the sensitive personal information of millions of Americans at risk. politico.com/news/2025/08/29/s…
Algú sap de que va aquest @hecc? Bàsicament acaba de fotre-me-la grossa per un post, faltat al respecte i acte seguit ha esborrat els comentaris i bloquejat. 😳
Wer kommt bei der Nahost-Berichterstattung zu Wort? Eine exklusive Auswertung von 5.000 Schlagzeilen deutscher Leitmedien zeigt: Israels Militär und Regierung dominieren. Unabhängige Quellen werden kaum genutzt.
Sopravvivere alla propria famiglia: “Le Correzioni” di Jonathan Franzen @libri illibraio.it/news/dautore/le-c… "Le correzioni", pubblicato nel 2001, è il romanzo che ha consacrato Jonathan Franzen come una delle voci più potenti della narrativa contemporanea americana. Al centro ci sono i Lambert, una famiglia borghese qualunque: genitori e figli che si inseguono, si deludono e si giudicano, intrappolati tra aspettative, rancori e
A Trip to Stockholm - Into Stockholm 40 ----- Originally Uploaded on DeviantArt as WinxPossible on Jan 19, 2019 ----- Original Description: Almost in town! ----- No comment.
Moren més de 140 migrants en el pitjor naufragi de la ruta cap a les Canàries
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"In the nearly two years since Israel’s assault on Gaza began, at least initially in response to the Hamas attack on 7 October, over 60,000 Palestinians have been killed. Entire cities lie in ruins, starvation is widespread, and a growing chorus of international legal experts warn of a looming genocide. Despite this, the European Union continues its preferential trade and research partnership with Israel under the EU–Israel Association Agreement — an agreement that is conditional on respect for human rights. Calls to suspend it are growing across Europe, yet EU institutions have so far declined to act.
Marc Botenga, Member of the European Parliament (MEP) from the Workers’ Party of Belgium (PTB/PVDA) and Vice-Chair of the Left group in the European Parliament, has been a leading critic of the EU’s response to Israel’s actions in Gaza and the occupation of Palestinian territory. In April 2025, he proposed a resolution on the immediate suspension of the EU-Israel Association Agreement with a group of fifteen MEPs. Recently, he spoke with the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation’s Alexandra Gerasimcikova about his views and the next political steps the Left in Europe can take."
Notizie di astronomia, scienza, storia e preistoria. Click to read La macchina del tempo, by umberto gaetani, a Substack publication with hundreds of subscribers.
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FEMA Chief Information Officer (CIO) Charles Armstrong, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) Gregory Edwards, and 22 other FEMA IT employees directly responsible were immediately terminated.
While conducting a routine cybersecurity review, the DHS Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO) discovered significant security vulnerabilities that gave a threat actor access to FEMA’s network. The investigation uncovered several severe lapses in security that allowed the threat actor to breach FEMA’s network and threaten the entire Department and the nation as a whole.
The entrenched bureaucrats who led FEMA’s IT team for decades resisted any efforts to fix the problem. Instead, they avoided scheduled inspections and lied to officials about the scope and scale of the cyber vulnerabilities.
Failures included: an agency-wide lack of multi-factor authentication, use of prohibited legacy protocols, failing to fix known and critical vulnerabilities, and inadequate operational visibility.
FEMA spent nearly half a billion dollars on IT and cybersecurity measures in Fiscal Year 2025 alone and delivered virtually nothing for the American people. Despite burning hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars, FEMA’s IT leadership still neglected its basic duties and exposed the entire Department to cyberattacks.
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem fires 24 FEMA IT staffers, including the CIO and CISO; DHS says they failed security protocols and let hackers access Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) networks
FEMA Chief Information Officer (CIO) Charles Armstrong, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) Gregory Edwards, and 22 other FEMA IT employees directly responsible were immediately terminated.
While conducting a routine cybersecurity review, the DHS Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO) discovered significant security vulnerabilities that gave a threat actor access to FEMA’s network. The investigation uncovered several severe lapses in security that allowed the threat actor to breach FEMA’s network and threaten the entire Department and the nation as a whole.
The entrenched bureaucrats who led FEMA’s IT team for decades resisted any efforts to fix the problem. Instead, they avoided scheduled inspections and lied to officials about the scope and scale of the cyber vulnerabilities.
Failures included: an agency-wide lack of multi-factor authentication, use of prohibited legacy protocols, failing to fix known and critical vulnerabilities, and inadequate operational visibility.
FEMA spent nearly half a billion dollars on IT and cybersecurity measures in Fiscal Year 2025 alone and delivered virtually nothing for the American people. Despite burning hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars, FEMA’s IT leadership still neglected its basic duties and exposed the entire Department to cyberattacks.
FEMA Chief Information Officer (CIO) Charles Armstrong, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) Gregory Edwards, and 22 other FEMA IT employees directly responsible were immediately terminated.
While conducting a routine cybersecurity review, the DHS Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO) discovered significant security vulnerabilities that gave a threat actor access to FEMA’s network. The investigation uncovered several severe lapses in security that allowed the threat actor to breach FEMA’s network and threaten the entire Department and the nation as a whole.
The entrenched bureaucrats who led FEMA’s IT team for decades resisted any efforts to fix the problem. Instead, they avoided scheduled inspections and lied to officials about the scope and scale of the cyber vulnerabilities.
Failures included: an agency-wide lack of multi-factor authentication, use of prohibited legacy protocols, failing to fix known and critical vulnerabilities, and inadequate operational visibility.
FEMA spent nearly half a billion dollars on IT and cybersecurity measures in Fiscal Year 2025 alone and delivered virtually nothing for the American people. Despite burning hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars, FEMA’s IT leadership still neglected its basic duties and exposed the entire Department to cyberattacks.
DHS Secretary Kristi Noem fires 24 FEMA IT staffers, including the CIO and CISO; DHS says they failed security protocols and let hackers access Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) networks
FEMA Chief Information Officer (CIO) Charles Armstrong, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) Gregory Edwards, and 22 other FEMA IT employees directly responsible were immediately terminated.
While conducting a routine cybersecurity review, the DHS Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO) discovered significant security vulnerabilities that gave a threat actor access to FEMA’s network. The investigation uncovered several severe lapses in security that allowed the threat actor to breach FEMA’s network and threaten the entire Department and the nation as a whole.
The entrenched bureaucrats who led FEMA’s IT team for decades resisted any efforts to fix the problem. Instead, they avoided scheduled inspections and lied to officials about the scope and scale of the cyber vulnerabilities.
Failures included: an agency-wide lack of multi-factor authentication, use of prohibited legacy protocols, failing to fix known and critical vulnerabilities, and inadequate operational visibility.
FEMA spent nearly half a billion dollars on IT and cybersecurity measures in Fiscal Year 2025 alone and delivered virtually nothing for the American people. Despite burning hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars, FEMA’s IT leadership still neglected its basic duties and exposed the entire Department to cyberattacks.
Talk to people everywhere. Pass out flyers. Print out business cards. Make a website. Start a newspaper. Rent a billboard. Make songs and movies about freedom.
You might be the last one defending freedom, but you must live with your conscience.
Nearly 1,000 "Workers Over Billionaires" protests will be held across the US for Labor Day to protest the Trump administration's attacks on workers' rights and safety net programs relied on by millions.
"This is about workers showing up and demanding what workers deserve all across the country," said Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers.
I’d love to see their evaluation of how much this will save, plus their evaluation of what the costs would be to switch to another system if it all goes pear shaped. Plus of course data privacy etc etc.
Even if they come up with some fictional savings, those are savings in *staff* costs. So they have - like good little capitalists - already ruled out improving services by spending the £500k on more *staff*. (Which would likely be a bigger service improvement.)
How did we get to a place where people managing essentially human activities are able to spend money on technology to reduce spend on humans?
They have swallowed the neoliberal mantra 'hiring people is inefficient'.
@onepict Presumably by the time something goes wrong with local government decisions, the people responsible have moved on? (In some cases with brown envelopes to fall back on...)
Is there any precedent for holding government decision makers legally responsible after they've changed jobs?
FEMA Chief Information Officer (CIO) Charles Armstrong, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) Gregory Edwards, and 22 other FEMA IT employees directly responsible were immediately terminated.
While conducting a routine cybersecurity review, the DHS Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO) discovered significant security vulnerabilities that gave a threat actor access to FEMA’s network. The investigation uncovered several severe lapses in security that allowed the threat actor to breach FEMA’s network and threaten the entire Department and the nation as a whole.
The entrenched bureaucrats who led FEMA’s IT team for decades resisted any efforts to fix the problem. Instead, they avoided scheduled inspections and lied to officials about the scope and scale of the cyber vulnerabilities.
Failures included: an agency-wide lack of multi-factor authentication, use of prohibited legacy protocols, failing to fix known and critical vulnerabilities, and inadequate operational visibility.
FEMA spent nearly half a billion dollars on IT and cybersecurity measures in Fiscal Year 2025 alone and delivered virtually nothing for the American people. Despite burning hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars, FEMA’s IT leadership still neglected its basic duties and exposed the entire Department to cyberattacks.
Set aside all of the issues that may or may not come with the new round of '26 Apple OS's. Someone should start and maintain a running list of all of the bugs across the platforms that Apple doesn't care to fix. #Apple #Tech
There’s a particular kind of person who cheers when the president deploys military forces against American cities over the objections of their elected leaders. They call themselves patriots. They wrap themselves in the flag while applauding the systematic demolition of everything that flag once represented. They claim to love America while celebrating the transformation of American governance into something the founders would have recognized as tyranny.
There’s a particular kind of person who cheers when the president deploys military forces against American cities over the objections of their elected leaders. They call themselves patriots. They w…
A Trip to Stockholm - Into Stockholm 39 ----- Originally Uploaded on DeviantArt as WinxPossible on Jan 19, 2019 ----- Original Description: Now those are some great colors. ----- No comment.
Selbstgespräch. This #photo was taken during a #lightpainting course this summer. I didn't do much lightpainting before, but I think I should explore this in more depth. I wonder what he’s saying to himself...
Questa immagine, acquisita dalla missione Copernicus Sentinel-3 tramite il suo Ocean and Land Colour Instrument, mostra alte concentrazioni di clorofilla in giallo-verde lungo la costa del Sud Australia, vicino ad Adelaide. La clorofilla-a è un indicatore chiave della presenza di alghe nell’oceano.
"[G]iven the post-neoliberal thrust of much Biden economic policy, why did Trump and the GOP end up walloping Democrats in last year’s election, especially among working-class voters? Khan’s answer, in short, is that the Bidenites didn’t have enough time.
“There’s no secret that people were very concerned about cost of living,” Khan says, by way of explaining Kamala Harris’s failure. “Initially, there was a surge in pricing during the pandemic, because there were legitimate supply-chain issues. As those supply-chain issues got resolved, prices didn’t come down as quickly. We have seen companies be quite open about how, be it the supply chain issues, be it tariffs, these can be very useful covers for inflating prices.”
Neoliberalism, she says, was too entrenched for post-neoliberalism to overcome in short order: “Big picture, the [Biden] administration in a whole bunch of economic domains really did break with the 40-year Reagan-Bush-Clinton neoliberal playbook…. But at the end of the day, you’re going to need more than four years to fully undo the destruction of that 40-year regime.”"
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