My @FreeCAD addon, "FusedFilamentDesign" has gained a new feature:
The "Auto Fillet" command automatically adds a fillet to each vertical edge of a part. This is a quick and easy way to improve printability of a design.
Das kalifornische Parlament hat am Donnerstag eine Neuordnung der Wahlkreise gebilligt, die den Demokraten fünf zusätzliche Sitze im US-Kongress verschaffen soll. Die Demokraten sprechen von einer „Notfallstrategie“.
Sorry, I couldn't process this image. ― The image is a line graph titled "Sea level change since 1993 (mm)" from NASA/JPL, showing the global mean sea level changes from 1993 to 2039. The graph features two lines: a green line representing the smoothed Global Mean Sea Level (GMSL) with Glacial Isostatic Adjustment (GIA) applied, and a gray line representing the projection. The green line starts at around -0.15 mm in 1993 and shows a gradual increase, reaching approximately 72 mm in 2016. The gray projection line begins at the same point and continues to rise steadily, reaching about 101 mm by 2039. The x-axis shows the years, and the y-axis represents the sea level change in millimeters. The graph indicates a significant increase in sea levels over the past decades and projects a continued rise in the future. ― The image is a data-backed mini dashboard titled "MINI DASHBOARD, DATA-BACKED." It features a line graph with two lines: a green line representing "New internal displacements (disasters)" and a gray line representing "Projection." The green line shows historical data from 2008 to 2020, with peaks and troughs, and then transitions to a projection from 2027 to 2045. The gray line starts from 2027 and shows an upward trend, indicating an increase in projected new internal displacements due to disasters. The y-axis ranges from 0 to 16.9 million, and the x-axis spans from 2008 to 2045. The source of the data is indicated as "IDMC via World Bank / Our World in Data." The graph is visually divided into two sections: historical data and projections, with a vertical line at 2027 marking the transition. ― The image is a data-backed mini dashboard titled "MINI DASHBOARD, DATA-BACKED." It features a line graph with the y-axis labeled from $0 to $499.6 billion, representing global disaster damages, and the x-axis from 1900 to 2045. The graph shows two lines: a green line for historical global disaster damages and a gray line for projections. The green line starts at $0 in 1900, remains low until the 1990s, and then shows significant fluctuations, peaking around 2005 and 2010. The gray line begins in 2021 and projects an upward trend, indicating an expected increase in disaster damages. The source of the data is EM-DAT via Our World in Data, noted as not inflation-adjusted. The dashboard includes three tabs: "Global CO2," "Disaster damages," and "New displacements," with the "Disaster damages" tab highlighted. ― The image is a data-backed mini dashboard titled "MINI DASHBOARD, DATA-BACKED." It features a line graph titled "Global CO₂" with a green line representing global CO₂ emissions, including land-use change, from 1850 to 2045. The graph shows a steady increase in CO₂ emissions over time, with a notable rise after 1950. The y-axis is labeled with gigatons (Gt) of CO₂, ranging from 0 to 52.2 Gt, and the x-axis is labeled with years from 1850 to 2045. A vertical gray line marks the year 2013, indicating projections beyond this point. The source of the data is the Global Carbon Project via Our World in Data. The dashboard also includes tabs for "Disaster damages" and "New displacements," though these are not detailed in the image.
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The image is a line graph titled "GLOBAL TEMPERATURE (NASA GISTEMP V4)" with the subtitle "Temperature anomalies vs 1951–1980." The graph shows the global annual temperature anomalies from 1880 to 2024, with the y-axis representing temperature anomalies in degrees Celsius and the x-axis representing years. The green line represents the GISTEMP global annual temperature anomalies, showing an overall upward trend with fluctuations. The baseline for GISTEMP is 1951–1980, which is approximately 0.2–0.3 °C lower than the baseline used for the Paris targets (1.5 °C/2.0 °C) defined against 1850–1900. The graph indicates a significant increase in temperature anomalies over time, with a notable rise in the latter part of the 20th century and continuing into the 21st century.
Provided by @altbot, generated privately and locally using Ovis2-8B
Sorry, I couldn't process this image. ― Sorry, I couldn't process this image. ― The image is a data-backed mini dashboard titled "MINI DASHBOARD, DATA-BACKED." It features a line graph titled "Global CO₂" with a green line representing global CO₂ emissions, including land-use change, from 1850 to 2045. The graph shows a steady increase in CO₂ emissions over time, with a notable rise after 1950. The y-axis is labeled with gigatons (Gt) of CO₂, ranging from 0 to 52.2 Gt, and the x-axis is labeled with years from 1850 to 2045. A vertical gray line marks the year 2013, indicating projections beyond this point. The source of the data is the Global Carbon Project via Our World in Data. The dashboard also includes tabs for "Disaster damages" and "New displacements," though these are not detailed in the image. ― The image is a data-backed mini dashboard titled "MINI DASHBOARD, DATA-BACKED." It features a line graph with two lines: a green line representing "New internal displacements (disasters)" and a gray line representing "Projection." The green line shows historical data from 2008 to 2020, with peaks and troughs, and then transitions to a projection from 2027 to 2045. The gray line starts from 2027 and shows an upward trend, indicating an increase in projected new internal displacements due to disasters. The y-axis ranges from 0 to 16.9 million, and the x-axis spans from 2008 to 2045. The source of the data is indicated as "IDMC via World Bank / Our World in Data." The graph is visually divided into two sections: historical data and projections, with a vertical line at 2027 marking the transition. ― The image is a data-backed mini dashboard titled "MINI DASHBOARD, DATA-BACKED." It features a line graph with the y-axis labeled from $0 to $499.6 billion, representing global disaster damages, and the x-axis from 1900 to 2045. The graph shows two lines: a green line for historical global disaster damages and a gray line for projections. The green line starts at $0 in 1900, remains low until the 1990s, and then shows significant fluctuations, peaking around 2005 and 2010. The gray line begins in 2021 and projects an upward trend, indicating an expected increase in disaster damages. The source of the data is EM-DAT via Our World in Data, noted as not inflation-adjusted. The dashboard includes three tabs: "Global CO2," "Disaster damages," and "New displacements," with the "Disaster damages" tab highlighted.
Provided by @altbot, generated privately and locally using Ovis2-8B
The image is a line graph titled "GLOBAL TEMPERATURE (NASA GISTEMP V4)" with the subtitle "Temperature anomalies vs 1951–1980." The graph shows the global annual temperature anomalies from 1880 to 2024, with the y-axis representing temperature anomalies in degrees Celsius and the x-axis representing years. The green line represents the GISTEMP global annual temperature anomalies, showing an overall upward trend with fluctuations. The baseline for GISTEMP is 1951–1980, which is approximately 0.2–0.3 °C lower than the baseline used for the Paris targets (1.5 °C/2.0 °C) defined against 1850–1900. The graph indicates a significant increase in temperature anomalies over time, with a notable rise in the latter part of the 20th century and continuing into the 21st century.
Provided by @altbot, generated privately and locally using Ovis2-8B
The issue of pirate IPTV overblocking by LaLiga was raised in Congress this week for a second time. Political party ERC called for urgent intervention by the Spanish state. "A private company cannot act with impunity and indiscriminately in defense of its business," said spokesperson Gabriel Rufián. Not only does LaLiga take issue with the terminology, its position remains unchanged. Because it's a "supervised judicial procedure with very restrictive safeguarding criteria," there is no overblocking. At least not of anything important, LaLiga says.
🪷 Now retrograde #Saturn slips "backwards" out of ambitious, eager #Aries and dives into dreamy, intuitive Pisces, where it stays until 13 February 2026. Logic will take a back seat to emotions. Full details in your #Antinous #MoonMagic #astrology forecast: antinousstars.blogspot.com/202… 🪷
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Festnahme nach Mord an ukrainischem Ex-Parlamentschef
Nach dem Mord am Ex-Parlamentschef Parubij in Lwiw meldet der ukrainische Präsident Selenskyj eine Festnahme. Der Verdächtige habe auch bereits ausgesagt. Der Innenminister sprach von einem "sorgfältig vorbereiteten Verbrechen".
Watermelons barely have seeds now so kiddo is eating cherries and spitting pits off the deck instead. Hatch is very offended by this behaviour and is crunching any pit that didn't make it off. 🍒
#informatique #cybersecurity #technology Les USB killer existes comme leurs nom l'indique elle détruit chaque appareils disposant d'un port USB serveur physique, ordinateur, console de salon, TV etc... en envoyant des impulsions électrique dans l'appareils elle peuvent également fonctionner pour certains smartphones avec un adaptateur OTG. Il y a différentes versions la classique est la moins cher et pour ceux qui habite en france la livraison ce fait sous 15 jours.
Here’s the good news: piranhas very rarely attack humans unless said humans are already injured/dead. Here’s the bad news: it would only take about 5 minutes for a good-sized school of piranhas to devour an entire man.
Illinois is currently exploring the possibility of purchasing Covid-19 vaccines in bulk straight from manufacturers to make sure everyone will still have access.
Occasional reminder that the traditional way to celebrate Labor Day is by unionizing your workplace.
And since the gubmint has seen fit to give us a Second Labor Day in September in addition to the real one in May, they are obviously desperate for us to do that.
UN continuing to meet in the US no longer makes sense, is no longer tenable. Even the security council veto was not enough: USG is now playing games with the entry of diplomats, breaking UN rules.
Criticisms and expressions of concern are worthless. Use the power that you have.
My DV advocate has been working to find us safe housing! In the meantime, I'm also working on an application for a part-time job that could be a great fit, and continuing to look for legal help while doing as much as I can independently.
PLEASE help us get legal help, a car, and everything else we need to survive ♥️
#MonsterdonAlert
Sunday, August 31, 2025, 8PM CT (1AM Monday UTC)
TONIGHT
IT'S #MONSTERDON
we will be watching
Grizzly (1976)
"An eighteen-foot-tall grizzly bear terrorizes a state park, leaving Ranger Mike Kelly, photographer Allison Corwi…
I took my grown kids out for pizza at Vito and Nick's Pizza on the Southside of Chicago. The pizza was delicious and everyone enjoyed it. The place was packed.
We enjoyed a scenic drive through Northwest Indiana using the back roads, then cut up into Chicago.
Coming back, we cut across the south side, then drove through South Deering, then Hegewisch to get a quick tour of the southern portions of the city before arriving back in Hammond, Indiana.
#Linux Weekly Roundup for August 31st, 2025: Linux's 34th birthday, #KDE’s Initial System Setup (KISS), OBS Studio 32.0 enters beta testing, #LibreOffice 25.8.1 fixes over 90 bugs, #DXVK 2.7.1 improves Linux #gaming, #QEMU 10.1 adds TDX support, #Wireshark 4.4.9 brings more protocol updates, Armbian 25.8 adds Linux 6.16 and #Debian Trixie support, #AerynOS 2025.08 brings KDE Plasma support, #fwupd 2.0.14 supports more devices, Linux Lite 6.7, and more 9to5linux.com/9to5linux-weekly…
hello twitter users do you want to continue using the nazi bar or move to the gated upper middle class white neighborhood or get stuck with insufferable tech nerds in their collective internet catacombs
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The image is a line graph titled "Sea level change since 1993 (mm)" from NASA/JPL, showing the global mean sea level changes from 1993 to 2039. The graph features two lines: a green line representing the smoothed Global Mean Sea Level (GMSL) with Glacial Isostatic Adjustment (GIA) applied, and a gray line representing the projection. The green line starts at around -0.15 mm in 1993 and shows a gradual increase, reaching approximately 72 mm in 2016. The gray projection line begins at the same point and continues to rise steadily, reaching about 101 mm by 2039. The x-axis shows the years, and the y-axis represents the sea level change in millimeters. The graph indicates a significant increase in sea levels over the past decades and projects a continued rise in the future.
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The image is a data-backed mini dashboard titled "MINI DASHBOARD, DATA-BACKED." It features a line graph with two lines: a green line representing "New internal displacements (disasters)" and a gray line representing "Projection." The green line shows historical data from 2008 to 2020, with peaks and troughs, and then transitions to a projection from 2027 to 2045. The gray line starts from 2027 and shows an upward trend, indicating an increase in projected new internal displacements due to disasters. The y-axis ranges from 0 to 16.9 million, and the x-axis spans from 2008 to 2045. The source of the data is indicated as "IDMC via World Bank / Our World in Data." The graph is visually divided into two sections: historical data and projections, with a vertical line at 2027 marking the transition.
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The image is a data-backed mini dashboard titled "MINI DASHBOARD, DATA-BACKED." It features a line graph with the y-axis labeled from $0 to $499.6 billion, representing global disaster damages, and the x-axis from 1900 to 2045. The graph shows two lines: a green line for historical global disaster damages and a gray line for projections. The green line starts at $0 in 1900, remains low until the 1990s, and then shows significant fluctuations, peaking around 2005 and 2010. The gray line begins in 2021 and projects an upward trend, indicating an expected increase in disaster damages. The source of the data is EM-DAT via Our World in Data, noted as not inflation-adjusted. The dashboard includes three tabs: "Global CO2," "Disaster damages," and "New displacements," with the "Disaster damages" tab highlighted.
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The image is a data-backed mini dashboard titled "MINI DASHBOARD, DATA-BACKED." It features a line graph titled "Global CO₂" with a green line representing global CO₂ emissions, including land-use change, from 1850 to 2045. The graph shows a steady increase in CO₂ emissions over time, with a notable rise after 1950. The y-axis is labeled with gigatons (Gt) of CO₂, ranging from 0 to 52.2 Gt, and the x-axis is labeled with years from 1850 to 2045. A vertical gray line marks the year 2013, indicating projections beyond this point. The source of the data is the Global Carbon Project via Our World in Data. The dashboard also includes tabs for "Disaster damages" and "New displacements," though these are not detailed in the image.
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in reply to Miro (Micr0byte) • • •The image is a line graph titled "GLOBAL TEMPERATURE (NASA GISTEMP V4)" with the subtitle "Temperature anomalies vs 1951–1980." The graph shows the global annual temperature anomalies from 1880 to 2024, with the y-axis representing temperature anomalies in degrees Celsius and the x-axis representing years. The green line represents the GISTEMP global annual temperature anomalies, showing an overall upward trend with fluctuations. The baseline for GISTEMP is 1951–1980, which is approximately 0.2–0.3 °C lower than the baseline used for the Paris targets (1.5 °C/2.0 °C) defined against 1850–1900. The graph indicates a significant increase in temperature anomalies over time, with a notable rise in the latter part of the 20th century and continuing into the 21st century.
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🌱 Energy used: 0.237 Wh
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The image is a data-backed mini dashboard titled "MINI DASHBOARD, DATA-BACKED." It features a line graph titled "Global CO₂" with a green line representing global CO₂ emissions, including land-use change, from 1850 to 2045. The graph shows a steady increase in CO₂ emissions over time, with a notable rise after 1950. The y-axis is labeled with gigatons (Gt) of CO₂, ranging from 0 to 52.2 Gt, and the x-axis is labeled with years from 1850 to 2045. A vertical gray line marks the year 2013, indicating projections beyond this point. The source of the data is the Global Carbon Project via Our World in Data. The dashboard also includes tabs for "Disaster damages" and "New displacements," though these are not detailed in the image.
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The image is a data-backed mini dashboard titled "MINI DASHBOARD, DATA-BACKED." It features a line graph with two lines: a green line representing "New internal displacements (disasters)" and a gray line representing "Projection." The green line shows historical data from 2008 to 2020, with peaks and troughs, and then transitions to a projection from 2027 to 2045. The gray line starts from 2027 and shows an upward trend, indicating an increase in projected new internal displacements due to disasters. The y-axis ranges from 0 to 16.9 million, and the x-axis spans from 2008 to 2045. The source of the data is indicated as "IDMC via World Bank / Our World in Data." The graph is visually divided into two sections: historical data and projections, with a vertical line at 2027 marking the transition.
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The image is a data-backed mini dashboard titled "MINI DASHBOARD, DATA-BACKED." It features a line graph with the y-axis labeled from $0 to $499.6 billion, representing global disaster damages, and the x-axis from 1900 to 2045. The graph shows two lines: a green line for historical global disaster damages and a gray line for projections. The green line starts at $0 in 1900, remains low until the 1990s, and then shows significant fluctuations, peaking around 2005 and 2010. The gray line begins in 2021 and projects an upward trend, indicating an expected increase in disaster damages. The source of the data is EM-DAT via Our World in Data, noted as not inflation-adjusted. The dashboard includes three tabs: "Global CO2," "Disaster damages," and "New displacements," with the "Disaster damages" tab highlighted.
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🌱 Energy used: 2.014 Wh
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in reply to Miro (Micr0byte) • • •The image is a line graph titled "GLOBAL TEMPERATURE (NASA GISTEMP V4)" with the subtitle "Temperature anomalies vs 1951–1980." The graph shows the global annual temperature anomalies from 1880 to 2024, with the y-axis representing temperature anomalies in degrees Celsius and the x-axis representing years. The green line represents the GISTEMP global annual temperature anomalies, showing an overall upward trend with fluctuations. The baseline for GISTEMP is 1951–1980, which is approximately 0.2–0.3 °C lower than the baseline used for the Paris targets (1.5 °C/2.0 °C) defined against 1850–1900. The graph indicates a significant increase in temperature anomalies over time, with a notable rise in the latter part of the 20th century and continuing into the 21st century.
Provided by @altbot, generated privately and locally using Ovis2-8B
🌱 Energy used: 0.211 Wh