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i am finding unshockingly that there is a statistically significant negative correlation between the percentage of the population with access to electricity and under-5 mortality rates
20 years after the devastation of #Hurricane #Katrina, US preparation for another disaster is lagging. Decaying levees in New Orleans need a $1 billion upgrade, but prospects for such funding seem poor. aljazeera.com/news/longform/20…
💬 0 🔁 1137 ❤️ 1626 · One thing we could do to bring about "15-minute cities" really quickly is start mandating that companies need to pay employees for the time they spend commuting.
#Chicago's Mayor is to sign an executive order to resist Federal #immigration activity. The order demands that National Guard, if deployed to the city, must be unmasked, and local police are directed not to assist #ICEtheguardian.com/us-news/2025/a…
More of Life on Cialis WIFE: Dammit, I need a hammer. Can you get me something I can pound this in with? ME: (stands there and smiles) WIFE: What are you … (facepalms) Really? ME: (smiles more)
An inside look at how Netflix's use of data led to generic "algorithm films" intended for broad appeal, with AI set to further entrench the production style (Phil Hoad/The Guardian)
When the streaming giant began making films guided by data that aimed to please a vast audience, the results were often generic, forgettable, artless affairs. But is there a happy ending?
This is sad. When the streaming services first came out, they provided access to so many quality TV shows and movies. I thought it was pretty cool when they started producing content of their own.
The quality of these offerings has devolved. I have not watched the films mentioned in the article. I checked them out, but they looked like crap.
En actualizaciones ñoñísticas/friki/geek, les cuento que estoy haciendo pruenas de interacción entre wordpress y algunas plataformas del fediverso y se ve bastante bien como funciona, al menos con las mas usadas.
@abeorch @gotosocial @elena i just need you to open altgr.xyz/2025/08/24/y-aqui-va… in your browser. Before the commenta there's a button "Comentar en el fediverse" pressit and enter your gotosocial server and check if you see the post in gotosocial. If you see it, please like it to know if interactions work fine from that platform. Thanks. ✌🏻
when I enter my server name I get « 404: Not Found
GoToSocial only serves Public statuses via the web.
If you reached this page by clicking on a status link, it's likely that the status is not Public. »
I have to say, I have 3 federated Wordpress sites and never had to use a button like that… basically when you follow a blog on the Fediverse and reply to it from here, the comments sync seamlessly…
So the problem with GoToSocial is that it doesn't have a client part. It's a pure server and you need a different client app to access it (e.g. Phanpy, Elk, or one of the many mobile apps). That is why the reply link doesn't work. There's simply no API for it, even though the server itself is mostly compatible with Mastodon, this part will never work. 🙂
Ah so not having used Gotosocial yet (hence batting it onto @Elena Rossini on GoToSocial ⁂ - Are you saying that it does not even have a native webclient like Friendica? - Interesting
correct. I don't think it gets mentioned very often and in reality it isn't much of a hindrance. But I also only learned about it from the docs when I was already committed to deploying it. 😅 @elena @gotosocial @carloshr
@elena @abeorch @gotosocial yes, I know it's necessary that button. I just want to make it easier for visitors to be redirected to their fediverse servers. It just my caprice and parte of my learning process. I like to do this kind of things. I really appreciate your support. Thanks a lot! 🙏✌🏻
Konstantin Krimmel, baritone, and Ammiel Bushakevitz, piano, perform:
SCHUBERT: Der Wanderer, op. 4 no. 1 D. 489/ An den Mond, D. 193/ Hoffnung, D. 637/ Der Jüngling an der Quelle, D. 300/ Auf der Donau, D. 553.
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Ukrainian authorities launched a manhunt for the attacker how brazenly shot dead former parliament speaker Andriy Parubiy on the streets of the western city of Lviv on August 30.
"Perched above Lake Como, the Castle of Vezio (Varenna) hosts an ever-changing display of ghostly figures—life-sized sculptures that seem to linger between worlds. Each summer, visitors craft these eerie forms from gauze and chalk, leaving behind spectral guardians that silently watch over the lake. As autumn fades to winter, the elements reclaim these fragile apparitions, […] The post
Perched above Lake Como, the Castle of Vezio (Varenna) hosts an ever-changing display of ghostly figures—life-sized sculptures that seem to linger between worlds.
Each summer, visitors craft these eerie forms from gauze and chalk, leaving behind spectral guardians that silently watch over the lake.
As autumn fades to winter, the elements reclaim these fragile apparitions, ensuring that no two seasons look the same. This ephemeral tradition transforms the medieval ruins into a hauntingly beautiful blend of history, art, and imagination—where every visitor leaves a ghostly mark on time.
A ghostly figure leans forward against a stone railing, gazing endlessly over the waters of Lake Como. The flowing white fabric, shaped by time and weather, gives the impression of a lost soul frozen in place.
A Haunting Presence in the Castle Ruins
Seated on the edge of an ancient stone wall, this spectral sculpture appears deep in thought, its hooded form blending into the medieval surroundings. Its hollow face and draped fabric create an unsettling, almost lifelike presence
Guardians of Vezio
One of the many ghostly figures scattered around the Castle of Vezio, this statue appears to stand watch, its faceless form turned toward the horizon. Over time, the elements will erode it, leaving only a memory behind.
#ConvictedFelonTrump 's behavior wrt the #Epstein files proves to me that he is GUILTY of things in them that he is terrified of becoming public! Q. E. D. Keep digging! #Politics
While loading the kayak I took this photo of the sky. The feathery clouds and a faint halo around the sun stayed with me while I was on the lake. I shared the lake with a Loon and a Belted Kingfisher. And, since it is a long weekend, with a few motorized boaters. Some of them don't care about the wake they leave behind when passing a kayak. But since they are so fast, I still quickly had my peace and quiet.
The ransomware ecosystem continues to splinter, with new gangs proliferating in the wake of law enforcement takedowns that have scattered affiliates and prompted criminal rebrands.
Deputada pede documentos que expliquem decisão do governo Lula A deputada federal Julia Zanatta (PL-SC) enviou requerimento de informação ao Itamaraty.
I started playing with my PicoScope and they have a really good knowledge base online explaining all sorts of concepts. Here's one page about AC coupling:
@jajo I used "toilets" because the euphemisms for "toilet" vary a lot in the Anglophone world and I didn't want to enumerate them. I used "street toilets" because in many place a "public washroom" may mean shared office washrooms, or other configurations that aren't actually open to the general public.
There are lots of "green" equipment which I assume you are talking about. Used for takin care of the waste. It has become so efficient so you are not obliged to connect it to a VAC (is it called that?) system.
Hey, all. My answer is yes. Here's my reasoning: part of the Transition is moving to more active transportation, like walking and biking. But a trip that takes 10 minutes in a car can take 40 minutes on foot. People need to pee every 1.5 to 3 hours, so there's a much better chance that you're going to need to go to the bathroom on a walking trip than on a driving trip. You're covering more of the window.
I understand how you resonate. I answered "Yes, but...." and the reason to that is that need to get rid of the feces. There you have a large options of what is possible. The easy way or the more envintorial way.
Simple Restroom no, but with a shaded restarea, drinkinkwater fountain yes? Or if in a place where the alternative is inacceptable littering (nature reserve o.e.). Though they really are a necessity
Hey, all. My answer is yes. Here's my reasoning: part of the Transition is moving to more active transportation, like walking and biking. But a trip that takes 10 minutes in a car can take 40 minutes on foot. People need to pee every 1.5 to 3 hours, so there's a much better chance that you're going to need to go to the bathroom on a walking trip than on a driving trip. You're covering more of the window.
For someone driving, if they are in the car and they get the urge, there are a lot of services set up to cater to them: gas stations, minimarts, fast food restaurants. And in a car, the time required for a detour is much lower. If you're on foot, on the other hand, you have to identify a place to use, like a cafe or restaurant, and maybe make a purchase just to get access to the restrooms.
Public toilets make cities more walkable. Cities that are working on the Transition need to consider opportunities for making toilets available to pedestrians and bikers.
Besides encouraging active transportation, public toilets just make people feel like they're part of something bigger. That the city they live in recognises their basic needs and is competent enough to accommodate those needs. It's great for social cohesion.
Well said — it’s such a simple piece of infrastructure, but it really communicates respect and care for the people who live in or visit a city. A small investment with a huge impact on dignity and community. 🚲🚶♀️🚻
Fun fact: Rotary International is responsible for the first public toilets in Chicago in 1907. Back then "the city they live in" wasn't into the biz of public comfort, or sanitation.
A lot of the public infrastructure that people take for granted today is the result of service clubs formed at the end of the 19th and the start of the 20th centuries.
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AI agents are now being embedded across core business functions globally. Soon, these agents could be scheduling our lives, making key decisions, and negotiating deals on our behalf. ...
23 pugnalate è un titolo che presenta meccaniche da ruoli nascosti che vengono esaltate dalla componente dinamica: nessuna alleanza è per sempre e ogni giocatore deve state attento a non fidarsi degli altri che lo potrebbero portare a cambiare idea. In 3 gira bene, in 6 va rodato ma diventa più profondo... Quando farò più partite vi dirò che ne penso... #gamereview #recensioni #review
Anti-Border Demonstration Report – Philadelphia, PA On the night of July 22 autonomous actors gathered in Center City to express their rage against borders. They took the streets. They marched for many blocks. Then they dispersed. Propaganda was distributed, trash got thrown onto the floor, some walls got themselves painted, and a police cruiser got itself vandalized. No arrests were ma unravel.noblogs.org/anti-borde… #DestructionAndAttack
A Republican official in North Carolina was charged with felony child abuse after he allegedly attempted to drug his two granddaughters with cocaine and MDMA.
"if Trump dies MAGA will just start supporting JD Vance"
No. No they absolutely will not.
I need you to understand something. The entire reason Trump won is because he managed to energize a disaffected base of eligible voters that previously didn't give a shit about politics because they're too fucking stupid to educate themselves. Now, these people didn't just magically one day start actively liking education. They're still the same exact disaffected, politically neutral dipshits they've always been. They just fucking love Trump. That's it.
And we have seen this born out in all kinds of ways already. From the 2022 midterms, which was supposed to be this gigantic red wave that turned out to be mostly a wash with maybe a small win in the Senate for Democrats - to the 2024 governors races that mostly went toward Democrats even in states that swung massively for Trump - to the special race in Iowa that just happened where a Democrat flipped a seat in a county that voted +11 points for Trump. Red voters don't give a shit about anyone else. MAGA will literally walk into a voting booth, vote for Trump, and then just fuck off and not vote for any other downline candidate. If Trump isn't on the ticket, they don't give a damn.
The lesson for us liberals isn't "We must defeat every red incumbent" although yes obviously I'm for that. No, the lesson is "Cut off the head, and the snake dies".
I am designing a smart alarm clock to replace the one in my phone, because I can turn off that alarm in my sleep, which isn't conductive to actually getting up on time.
Here's some of the features it will have: - Home assistant integration! Trigger scenes, automations and more when alarms go off, or only make alarms go off if somebody is home - Getting current time from ntp, changing automatically for DST etc. - Automatic skipping of alarms on bank holidays (enter country and state during setup) - Different schedules for different days of the week - Play mp3 files as alarm sounds - eInk screen to show the time - Push notification to your phone 5 minutes after the alarm has been turned off, if notifications aren't interacted with, the alarm goes off again - No snooze feature - Ability to set skip days (eg don't wake me up next week since I won't be home) - (potentially) ability to use as a bluetooth speaker - (unlikely but would be cool) ability to use as an airplay speaker
Software will be open source, so even if I stop supporting it (which is unlikely since it'll be my alarm clock too) others can step in to keep their devices functioning.
If you're generally interested in a device like that (no "internet of shit" style comments please), what features would you like to have in it?
I'm designing a sunset bedside lamp, dfferent featureset (it intends to help you sleep.rather than wake up, but it can be a sunrise alarm just as well) but similar place. Free software code, raspberry pico, neopixel. Happy to swap notes
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