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Cos'è lo “scudo penale” per i medici - Il Post
https://www.ilpost.it/2025/09/01/scudo-penale-medici/?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub

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"The Ch’orti are an intelligent people, a hardworking people, and we are driven by justice. We are a people in resistance who lend our time and sacrifice our lives and bodies to defend our common home from mining’, said Ovidio Alonzo, Indigenous and Ancestral Authority.”
pbicanada.org/2025/08/30/pbi-g…

We will soon be mining a Mount Everest every year to feed our devouring civilization. It's not sustainable. Collapse is inevitable.



—> Planet America ⦁ Monday <— American Public Health Firings & Mass Walkouts at #CDC#BobbyKennedy on #Vaccines Court rules most Global #Tariffs illegal #FBI raids on #JohnBolton#Pol #Politics #GeoPolitics #WorldNews #News#AusPol #CdnPoli #EUpol #NZpol #UKpol #USpolyoutu.be/ZSWlK9l9f4g

Is RFK Jr "dismantling" Americ...


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Das Bild zeigt eine dichte Ansammlung von schwarzen Insekten mit weißen Punkten auf einer grünen Blattfläche. Die Insekten scheinen eine Art Schmetterlingskäfer zu sein, die sich auf einer Blattgruppe versammelt haben. Die Blätter sind grün und weisen einige leichte Flecken auf, was auf mögliche Pflanzenkrankheiten oder Schädlinge hinweisen könnte. Einige der Insekten sind auf anderen Blättern zu sehen, was auf eine hohe Konzentration dieser Tiere in der Umgebung hinweist. Die Blätter sind mit deutlichen Venen versehen und haben eine scharfe Kante, was auf eine bestimmte Pflanzenart hinweisen könnte.

Bereitgestellt von @altbot, privat und lokal generiert mit Ovis2-8B

🌱 Energieverbrauch: 0.195 Wh



Happy #LibraryCardSignUpMonth!

ala.org/conferencesevents/cele…

#libraries #LibraryCard #books #bookstodon



Autostrada Asti-Cuneo, confermata l'apertura entro dicembre - Mondo Motori - Ansa.it
https://www.ansa.it/canale_motori/notizie/mondo_motori/2025/09/01/autostrada-asti-cuneo-confermata-lapertura-entro-dicembre_ebb39d60-d002-48ed-ba1d-0031d900fdda.html?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub

Pubblicato su Motori @motori-AgenziaAnsa




🍸 Can You Develop Film In a Jägerbomb?

petapixel.com/2025/08/04/can-y…

#alcohol #photography #film #chemistry #donttrythisathome #darkroom



Ho letto il comunicato (perentorio? minaccioso?) dei portuali di Genova.
Mi ha ricordato quella volta che al tiggì, prima del G8, ho visto Casarini dire:
Dichiariamo guerra allo stato. Getteremo i nostri corpi oltre la zona rossa.

Secondo me, con un governo di destra, non bisognerebbe anticipare l'intenzione di fare cose illegali.

Scioperare è legale certo.
Altre cose no.

Significa che se Israele farà qualcosa alla Global Sumud Flotilla il governo manderà un sacco di polizia a Genova.



A personal Pagecord photography project 📷
Starting a more personal and story-driven photography project on Pagecord. #blaugust2025

gobino.be/a-personal-pagecord-…
#blog #photography



"Trump’s attempts to lure companies away from China are backfiring. U.S. firms wrestling with Trump’s unpredictable trade policy are calculating it's better to stay put in China than reshore":
politico.com/news/2025/08/31/w…
#Trump #incompetence #economy #politics




Save 50% on Falcon 3 creative hybrid instrument by UVI rekkerd.org/falcon-creative-hy…

#AAX #AU #PluginBoutique #Sale #UVI #VST



AerynOS 2025.08 Released with GNOME 48.4 and Mesa 25.2, KDE Plasma Support lxer.com/module/newswire/ext_l…


RT @AaronBastani
Infinite Growth Can ONLY Lead To Collapse

Watch my conversation with @jasonhickel NOW. It’s maybe the deepest we’ve ever gone on Downstream about China, growth and the future.

youtube.com/watch?v=bjlqWHXrTa…



Caro @matz, quando sarebbe il tuo concerto a Dronero?

Così pianifico… visto che a un tiro di sputo (di lama!) c'è un negozio di forniture professionali per falegnami definito da Google Maps "LGBTQ+ friendly" :ancomheart: e non tropo distante c'è il mio spacciatore di formaggio.

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Water-guzzling OpenAI plans India data center with at least 1 gigawatt capacity, Bloomberg News reports
reuters.com/world/india/openai…

"India is grappling with a water crisis that threatens its economic stability, food security, and public health. With 18 per cent of the world’s population but only 4 per cent of its freshwater."
indianexpress.com/article/opin…



Op 27 september komen @yourlocalpirates 🪗 optreden met onder andere dit protestnummer voor #Amelisweerd! Het zou geweldig zijn als het hele Domplein uit volle borst meezingt 🫶, dus ga vast lekker oefenen met deze video. 🎼

🎤 Voor Amelisweerd! Klim de boom in 🌳, de boom in🌳! 🎼🪗

youtu.be/1iyUGqIydCc?feature=s…

DE BOOM IN

Heb je ‘t al gehoord? Ze willen asfalteren
Daar gaan we wat aan doen, net als vorige keren
Blijf af van het bos, en stop met die wegen
Dit gaat mooi niet door! We houden ze tegen!

Voor Amelisweerd
Klim de boom in, de boom in
Voor Amelisweerd
Tegen de stroom in, de stroom in

Wat gaan we doen als de graafmachines komen?
Gaan we weer wonen in de toppen van de bomen?
Wat gaan we doen als ze komen met hun zagen?
Dit gaat mooi niet door! We zullen ze verjagen!

Voor Amelisweerd
Klim de boom in, de boom in
Voor Amelisweerd
Tegen de stroom in, de stroom in

Verzamel je klimtuig en laat ze niet hakken
Bouw boomhutten op en zet ze te kakken
Verzamel je moed om bos te behouden
Van plaatselijk plataan tot de grootste regenwouden!

Voor Amelisweerd
Klim de boom in, de boom in
Voor Amelisweerd
Tegen de stroom in, de stroom in



I find it bizarre that people are anti-pride flag but pro national flag.

"No, you may not be proud of who you are. In this house we only salute geography!"

#Pride #Politics #lgbtq



i wanted to understand cat noises a little better, so i pulled up a youtube video on the subject. a highlighted section showed the vocalisation of a cat in heat.

my cat, hearing this through my open-back headphones, just turned 180 to me in disgust like she just caught me watching porn

in reply to Amber

/me shuffles quietly away thinking about the scene she wrote in which a catgirl was in heat and doing something very similar…


‼️ Die #EU überarbeitet ihre CO2-#Emissionsstandards für neue #Autos und #Transporter.

Die Regeln sollen angepasst werden, um die technologische Entwicklungen zu berücksichtigen und den Übergang zur #emissionsfreien Mobilität wirtschaftlich tragfähig und sozial ausgewogen zu gestalten.

Noch bis 10.10.2025 können Interessierte ihre Meinung dazu äußern. Das Feedback fließt in die Ausarbeitung der Initiative ein und wird veröffentlicht.

ec.europa.eu/info/law/better-r…

#Klimaziele #Verkehrspolitik



Al Jazeera has gathered a great, concise article about flotilla action so far, with reasons behind the action and the history of it. aljazeera.com/news/2025/8/31/t…

#sailtogaza #sumud #globalsumudflotilla #flotilla

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in reply to dansup

Meanwhile:

support.apple.com/en-la/120682



🏖️ Finita la pausa estiva, ritorna il blog!

📡 Fuori da ieri il teaser della seconda stagione del 2025. Qui tre spoiler in esclusiva. Leggi il testo per scoprire il resto!

👉 flaviopintarelli.it/2025/08/31…

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Blog teaser - season #2 - 2025


Dal punto di vista della produttività, il 2025 può essere definito un anno "benedetto" per questo blog. Da gennaio alla fine di luglio sono riuscito a pubblicare con regolarità almeno un contenuto a settimana.

La striscia si è interrotta nel mese di agosto, durante il quale mi sono preso una pausa dalla scrittura per godermi qualche settimana di ferie.

Nel salutare te e gli altri lettori mi ero chiesto se e quando sarei riuscito a riprendere le pubblicazioni ma, soprattutto, se sarei riuscito a tenere la stessa regolarità anche durante la seconda parte dell'anno.

Così, al rientro dalle ferie, ho iniziato a lavorare alla nuova stagione del blog che, al momento, conta già tre post scritti, caricati e programmati e almeno altri due sono in fase di progettazione.

Questo significa che nelle prossime settimane potrò contare su un buffer tale da farmi ben sperare di poter tornare a pubblicare con regolarità un post a settimana.

Come accaduto nel resto dell'anno, i post usciranno ogni domenica sera (a proposito, che ne pensi di questa modalità di uscita? È comoda o fa schifo, fammelo sapere nei commenti) e verranno condivisi sui social nei giorni successivi.

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Come detto sopra, tre sono i post già pronti che usciranno nelle prossime settimane.

Due hanno a che fare con il workshop di worldbuilding che ho tenuto a Scicli all'inizio di agosto: uno è un reportage molto personale dei tre giorni passati in Sicilia, l'altro la trascrizione della performative lecture che ho tenuto il giorno prima del workshop.

Quest'ultima riprende, chiarisce e approfondisce le note che avevo pubblicato qualche mese fa. Vista la risposta incoraggiante che sta avendo il format a cui ho lavorato nell'ultimo anno ho deciso di approfondire i temi legati al worldbuilding, quindi aspettati altri contenuti su questo tema.

Il terzo post in scaletta è il quinto episodio di La turbolenza, il diario di lavorazione di un libro sulla politica altoatesina che forse non uscirà mai. È dedicato a uno dei temi che più ha tenuto banco nelle cronache locali durante l'estate: l'overtourism.

Idee ancora da sviluppare


Tra queste ci sono almeno due recensioni: quella di Tecnopolitica, il saggio di Asma Mhalla dedicato alla militarizzazione delle tecnologie digitali e quella di Warfare, il film diretto da Ray Mendoza e Alex Garland.

Inoltre è da qualche tempo che sto pensando a un saggio dedicato al rapporto tra immagini e realtà al tempo delle intelligenze artificiali generative.

Mi piacerebbe scriverlo, ma ho qualche remora perché per farlo potrei dover tirare in balle le immagini provenienti da Gaza e ho qualche remora a mettere un genocidio in mezzo a un pezzo di theory (anche in questo caso, se ti va di dirmi la tua nei commenti mi fa piacere).

Questi, al momento, sono i contenuti che ho in programma o in mente di realizzare per questo blog. Se ti interessano e ancora non lo hai fatto, ti invito a usare il modulo qui sopra per iscriverti alla newsletter e ricevere gli aggiornamenti nella tua casella di posta.

È un modo comodo e facile per non perderti neanche un post e non dover delegare le tue letture agli algoritmi del capitale. Da parte mia posso dirti che tratterò i tuoi dati sempre con il massimo rispetto.

A presto!

🌈 Ho un sogno 🌈


Mi piacerebbe che scrivere questo blog fosse la cosa a cui dedico la maggior parte del mio tempo e delle mie energie. Se ti piace quello che scrivo puoi donarmi 1€ e aiutarmi a realizzarlo. Per farlo non devi far altro che cliccare il pulsante e seguire le istruzioni.
Aiutami a realizzarlo!




Lecornu affirme qu'il "n'est pas candidat" à Matignon pour succéder à Bayrou: "Je note que dans l’Histoire, à chaque remaniement, les anciens ministres de la Défense, comme Michèle Alliot-Marie et Jean-Yves Le Drian, étaient donnés "premier-ministrable", et ils ne sont jamais allés à Matignon. Cela me va très bien !", assure le chouchou des Macron et RN compatible au Parisien. On n'est pas obligé de le croire

#Off #Politique #Defense #Gouvernement #Macron #Lecornu




Labor Day Apple deals: Save on M4 MacBook Air/Pro, iPad, AirPods, accessories, more
https://9to5mac.com/2025/09/01/labor-day-apple-deals-2/?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub

Posted into All Stories @all-stories-9to5mac




T’Chris🇪🇺 (@derdreschi84.bsky.social)

bsky.app/profile/derdreschi84.…

> SuperFile is a Terminal File Manager You’ll Actually Enjoy Using #Linux omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/08/superf…




Vuoi creare AppImage su Linux in modo semplice e controllato? AppImageTool è il tool ufficiale per generare pacchetti portabili da AppDir. Supporta firma GPG, compressione, aggiornamenti e integrazione CI. #Linux #AppImage

linuxeasy.org/appimagetool-cre…

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Una manifestazione di popolo che a Genova non vedevo dal G8, quasi 25 anni fa. Una mescolanza di cittadini di tutte le generazioni, con un’età media piuttosto bassa, cosa rara per una città anziana come Genova.

A fine corteo un ex parlamentare del PD ha affermato: «Se questa manifestazione l’avessero indetta Pd e Cgil saremmo stati in 200».

jacobinitalia.it/e-se-genova-n…





Where will Tarrant County get enough water to serve 3.4M people?

"Growth of that magnitude adds strain to the water supply, leaving local officials concerned about whether the region has enough to sustain more people and big development such as new data centers, golf courses and housing."

fortworthreport.org/2025/08/31…



Fixing slow eSIM adoption to improve global mobile connectivity telecomstechnews.com/news/fixi… #esim #telecoms #connectivity #mobile #tech #news #technology


Happy #LaborDay!

"Conservative Democratic President Grover Cleveland was one of those concerned that a labor holiday on May 1 would [...] strengthen socialist and anarchist movements that backed the May 1 commemoration around the globe. In 1887, he publicly supported the September Labor Day holiday as a less inflammatory alternative [...]"

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labor_Da…

"The ruling class did not want to have a very active labor force connected internationally."

npr.org/2022/04/30/1095729592/…

#LaborDay #workers #WorkerSolidarity #history

in reply to Stefan Bohacek

If you're attending any of the protests organized for today, here's a quick guide from @eff:

ssd.eff.org/module/attending-p…

Stay safe! ✊



old.reddit.com/r/ciclismourban…

Il Dipartimento di pianificazione e ingegneria dei traporti della National Technical University di Atene ha condotto un metastudio sugli effetti dei limiti a 30 in 40 città europee, fra cui Bruxelles, Parigi e Zurigo. Dall’analisi risulta che la riduzione dei limiti di velocità riduce sia le probabilità di scontro stradale, sia le conseguenze degli stessi.

#bike
#ciclismo
#bicicletta



Linuxiac Weekly Wrap-Up: Week 35 (Aug 24 – 31, 2025) lxer.com/module/newswire/ext_l…


What to read now? I have, right in front of me, a hardback edition of Katabasis by R F Kuang but I’ve only just pulled myself out of a long dark academia fantasy novel and I need something very different for a break. Time to peruse the Kindle library
in reply to Charlotte Walker

I love perusing my Kindle library, because there’s so many I forget about 📚
in reply to Lisa

@Likewise I have so manyt books in my Kindle library .....
@Lisa
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in reply to Jane

@jane_jordan Loud and proud-me too! There’s worse things to have too much of 😊
@Jane
in reply to Charlotte Walker

@Likewise oH yeah! YOu know, I bought books in another format, only to discover I had them as Kindle books. LOL
@Lisa




Checking things with :omnios: #OmniOS on MeLE Quieter 4C...
OOTB and idling, it eats 8W out of the USB-C power brick.

:illumos: #illumos #RateMyServerOS

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everybody says that until they realise key files have bitrotted ages ago and all backups diligently stored that corruption. Either stone tablets, vellum, or zfs and tarsnap for me @ricardo
in reply to dch

well... been checking for bitrotted files on an OpenBSD/UFS mail server for like... maybe 5 years and nothing went corrupted.

@ricardo

in reply to Joel Carnat ♑ 🤪

Can I buy a lottery ticket from you? 😆
@dch
@dch
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I have in the past looked after multi petabytes of storage for the worlds largest orgs and I can safely tell you it’s just a matter of time. No matter what OS you run, bit rot is coming. Also — how would you know without a checksumned filesystem? @ricardo
in reply to dch

hum, ok. I ended up wondering if this wasn´t just a urban legend 😀 I was using cvsweb.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/cvs… dans read the daily report each morning.

@ricardo

in reply to Joel Carnat ♑ 🤪

aah @solene wrote a nice article about that a while back dataswamp.org/~solene/2017-03-…

I think bitrot the script is a half-arsed solution, like a leaky bucket: not really any use for carrying water / storing data.

If this is data you *care* about, *and* it's in use, you'd never know until its too late. The modification date would hide the corruption.

If this was a DB that got bitrotted, you wouldn't know.

If might be fine for long-term archival storage though.

This is what I get from zfs, in real-time scrub info, and also the weekly status. If there was a repair it would turn up here.

in reply to dch

> If this was a DB that got bitrotted, you wouldn't know.

you might know if you enable pg_checksums

Many years ago I used to use this project github.com/opencoff/rsbep with its freeze.sh and melt.sh scripts to protect backups written to CDs and DVDs so if I had serious read errors I had a chance of recovering the file still.

in reply to dch

if one wants to seriously care about their data, use ZFS or btrfs in RAID 1/5/Z and run a monthly scrub, they can repair damaged files using a spare disk

restoring from backups could work, just make sure your backups are working, test their integrity (the files integrity, not only the repo integrity) on a regular basis, don't prune stuff before you run a scrub or the bitrot script as you will need the backup to restore a corrupted file

in reply to Solène

but btrfs is still considered experimental outside mirrors... right in their docs:

> Single and Dual Parity implementations (like RAID5/6, experimental, not production-ready)

btrfs.readthedocs.io/en/latest…




Gli errori di gioventù sono gli stessi che farai da anziano, ma stavolta potendo dare la colpa al dottor Alzheimer.


A new, magnificent article by @Linkshaender has been published in the BSD Cafe Journal: "Why "caffè" may not be "caffè""

I highly recommend reading it!

journal.bsd.cafe/2025/09/01/wh…

#BSDCafeJournal #IT #SysAdmin


Why “caffè” may not be “caffè”


Every time when I think I finally “got” Unicode, I get kicked in the back by this rabbit hole. 😆 However, IMHO it is important to recognise that when moving data and files between operating systems and programs that you’re better off knowing some of the pitfalls. So I’m sharing something I experienced when I transferred a file to my FreeBSD Play-Around notebook. So let’s assume a little story…

It’s late afternoon and you and some friends sit together playing around with BSD. A friend using another operating system collects coffee orders in a little text file to not forget anyone when going to the barista on the other side of the street. He sends the file to you, so at the next meeting you already know the preferences of your friends. You take a look at who wants a caffè:
armin@freebsd:/tmp $ cat orders2.txtMauro: cappuccinoArmin: caffè doppioAnna: caffè shakeratoStefano: caffèFranz: latte macchiatoFrancesca: cappuccinoCarla: latte macchiato
So you do a quick grep just to be very surprised!
armin@freebsd:/tmp $ grep -i caffè orders2.txtarmin@freebsd:/tmp $
Wait, WAT? Why is there no output? We have more than one line with caffè in the file? Well, you just met one of the many aspects of Unicode. This time it’s called “normalization”. 😎

Many characters can be represented by more than one form. Take the innocent “à” from the example above. There is an accented character in the Unicode characters called LATIN SMALL LETTER A WITH GRAVE. But you could also just use a regular LATIN SMALL LETTER A and combine it with the character COMBINING GRAVE ACCENT from the Unicode characters. Both result in the same character and “look” identical, but aren’t.

Let’s see a line with the word “caffè” as hex dump using the first approach (LATIN SMALL LETTER A WITH GRAVE):
\u0063\u0061\u0066\u0066\u00E8\u000Ac a f f è (LF)
Now let’s do the same for the same line using the second approach:
\u0063\u0061\u0066\u0066\u0065\u0300\u000Ac a f f è (LF)
And there you have it, the latter is a byte longer and the two lines do not match up even if both lines are encoded as UTF-8 and the character looks the same!

So obviously just using UTF-8 is not enough and you might encounter files using the second approach. Just to make matter more complicated there are actually four forms of Unicode normalization out there. 😆

  • NFD: canonical decomposition
  • NFC: canonical decomposition followed by canonical composition
  • NFKD: compatible decomposition
  • NFKC: compatible decomposition followed by canonical composition.

For the sake of brevity of this post and your nerves we’ll just deal with the first two and I refer you to this Wikipedia article for the rest.

Normal form C (NFC) is the most widely used normal form and is also defined by the W3C for HTML, XML, and JavaScript. Technically speaking, encoding in Latin1 (or Windows Codepage 1252), for example, is in normal form C, since an “à” or the umlaut “Ö” is a single character and is not composed of combining characters. Windows and the .Net framework also store Unicode strings in Normal Form C. This does not mean that NFD can be ignored. For example, the Mac OSX file system works with a variant of NFD data, as the Unicode standard was only finalized when OSX was designed. When two applications share Unicode data, but normalize them differently, errors and data loss can result.

So how do we get from one form to another in one of the BSD operating systems (also in Linux)? Well, the Unicode Consortium provides a toolset called ICU — International Components for Unicode. The Documentation URL is unicode-org.github.io/icu/ and you can install that in FreeBSD using the command
pkg install icu
After completion of the installation you have a new command line tool called uconv (not to be mismatched with iconv which serves a similar purpose). Using uconv you can transcode the normal forms into each other as well do a lot of other encoding stuff (this tool is a rabbit hole in itself 😎).

Similar to iconv you can specify a “from” and a “to” encoding for input. But you can also specify so-called “transliterations” that will be applied to the input. In its simplest form such a transliteration is something in the form SOURCE-TARGET that specifies the operation. The "any" stands for any input character. This is the way I got the hexdump from above by using the transliteration 'any-hex':
armin@freebsd:/tmp$ echo caffè | uconv -x 'any-hex'\u0063\u0061\u0066\u0066\u00E8\u000A
Instead of hex codes you can also output the Unicode code point names to see the difference between the two forms:
armin@freebsd:/tmp$ echo Caffè | uconv -f utf-8 -t utf-8 -x 'any-nfd' | uconv -f utf-8 -x 'any-name' \N{LATIN CAPITAL LETTER C}\N{LATIN SMALL LETTER A}\N{LATIN SMALL LETTER F}\N{LATIN SMALL LETTER F}\N{LATIN SMALL LETTER E}\N{COMBINING GRAVE ACCENT}\N{<control-000A>}
Now let’s try this for the NFC form:
armin@freebsd:/tmp$ echo Caffè | uconv -f utf-8 -t utf-8 -x 'any-nfc' | uconv -f utf-8 -x 'any-name'\N{LATIN CAPITAL LETTER C}\N{LATIN SMALL LETTER A}\N{LATIN SMALL LETTER F}\N{LATIN SMALL LETTER F}\N{LATIN SMALL LETTER E WITH GRAVE}\N{<control-000A>}
You can also convert from one normal form to another by using a transliteration like 'any-nfd' to convert the input to the normal form D (for decomposed, e.g. LATIN SMALL CHARACTER A + COMBINING GRAVE ACCENT) or 'any-nfc' for the normal form C.

If you want to learn about building your own transliterations, there’s a tutorial at unicode-org.github.io/icu/user… that shows the enormous capabilities of uconv.

Using the 'name' transliteration you can easily discern the various Sigmas here (I’m using sed to split the output into multiple lines):
armin@freebsd:/tmp $ echo '∑𝛴Σ' | uconv -x 'any-name' | sed -e 's/\\N/\n/g'{N-ARY SUMMATION}{MATHEMATICAL ITALIC CAPITAL SIGMA}{GREEK CAPITAL LETTER SIGMA}{<control-000A>}
If you want to get the Unicode character from the name, there are several ways depending on the programming language you prefer. Here is an example using python that shows the German umlaut "Ö":
python -c 'import unicodedata; print(unicodedata.lookup(u"LATIN CAPITAL LETTER O WITH DIAERESIS"))'
The uconv utility is a very mighty thing and every modern programming language (see the Python example above) also has libraries and modules to support handling Unicode data. The world gets connected, but not in ASCII. 😎




Press Statement of Department Director of Press and Information of DPRK Foreign Ministry #DPRK kfauk.com/press-statement-of-d…
#dprk


Google, Microsoft, Facebook--they come in secret because they don't want the local communities to have time enough to get organized.

Another data center coming to KY? What we know about secretive Mason County project

msn.com/en-us/weather/topstori…



Neu im #Blog: „Ist etwas brandgefährlich, bin ich raus.“
Beim Lesen eines Texts fiel das Wort „brandgefährlich“ und ich stieg gedanklich mitten im Satz aus. Das wunderte mich, und darum denke ich kurz darüber nach, wieso das so ist.
schreiblehrling.de/ist-etwas-b…
#blog


"Mein Name ist Festverzinsliches-Wertpapier. Jakob Festverzinsliches-Wertpapier"

Aus: 10 Gründe warum deutsche Spionagethriller nie wirklich erfolgreich waren



"El Paso Street," El Paso, Texas (1975)
Photo: Stephen Shore / Museum of Modern Art

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@lolcat

I am not surprised. That's often the case when I check the streetview, especially in the US (but it has happened in Europe occasionally too).

My fave thing in this pic is the Grand Hotel sign, which (based on the design) I'm guessing was there since the 1930s.

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Yeah- it's a classic (both of them - the entrance sign, and the larger, vertical one).

Early 1930s sounds about right. Apparently, El Paso was booming in the 20s through 1933 or so.



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DDoS Dominate the Digital Battlefield: AI integration, persistent hacktivist campaigns, and nation-state actors weaponize DDoS attacks, creating unprecedented risks for organizations globally


::: spoiler Key Findings
1. Geopolitical Events Trigger Unprecedented DDoS Campaigns
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: Major political events drove increased DDoS activity, evidenced by attack count spikes that coincide with these occurrences. These events saw hacktivist groups launching up to double the normal number of attacks in short timeframes.
2. Botnet-Driven Attacks Dominate with Increased Sophistication
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: Botnet-driven attacks are getting longer, more frequent, and are employing multiple attack vectors to avoid mitigation. They are targeting known vulnerabilities in IoT devices, servers, routers, and more.
3. NoName057(16) Maintains Dominance Among Familiar Threat Actors: Well-known hacktivist and attack groups, such as NoName057(16), are launching more attacks across the globe while leveraging several attack vectors.
4. New Threat Actors Emerge with DDoS-as-a-Service Capabilities: Emerging attack groups like DieNet and Keymous+ are leveraging DDoS-for-hire infrastructure to launch DDoS-as-a-service campaigns, lowering the barrier to entry and expanding the threat landscape.
5. Global DDOS Attack Volume High with Regional Variations: With more than 8 million recorded attacks globally in the first half of 2025, DDoS attack volume remains massive. The attacks also show sustained intensity, reaching speeds of 3.12 Tbps and 1.5 Gpps.
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DDoS attacks are no longer just a nuisance, they’re a weapon of geopolitical influence. In the first half of 2025 alone, more than 8 million attacks were recorded globally, with threat actors leveraging AI, botnets, and DDoS-for-hire services to launch increasingly sophisticated and sustained campaigns.


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- Country
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- DDoS Attack
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- Global
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- Industry
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