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Es ist doch immer wieder schön etwas auf eBay zu verkaufen. 🙄
in reply to DanyWho

Das Bild zeigt eine Textnachricht auf einem weißen Hintergrund. Die Nachricht ist in deutscher Sprache verfasst und lautet: "Ein wunderschön guten morgen. Ich wollte mal nachfragen wann der am Donnerstag bezahlte artikel los geschickt wird!!!!!! Wenn der artikel heute nicht auf die Reise geht werde ich ebay informieren." Die Nachricht ist in einer schlichten, schwarzen Schrift dargestellt und enthält mehrere Ausrufezeichen, was auf eine gewisse Dringlichkeit hinweist.

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OnePlus has unveiled its latest premium tablet in India 🌟 The Pad 3 boasts flagship-grade specs, including a Snapdragon 8 Elite chip and a stunning 13.2-inch display with 144Hz refresh rate ⚡ Read the full article to explore its features, pricing, and availability.

#OnePlus #OnePlusPad3 #AndroidTablet #Snapdragon #TechNews

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Windows 10 EOL: il conto salato dell’immobilismo e la corsa a Windows 11


@Informatica (Italy e non Italy 😁)
Il 14 ottobre 2025 non è una data qualsiasi. È il giorno in cui Microsoft spegnerà i server degli aggiornamenti di sicurezza per Windows 10. Per molti, soprattutto nel mondo enterprise, questa scadenza è un lontano fastidio amministrativo. Per gli esperti di



Come work with us! We are looking for a Communications Outreach and Engagement Lead

Deadline for applications: 19 September 2025

The applicant can work from anywhere as long as they have reliable connectivity, but priority will be given to applicants located in Africa and Asia.

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Hey @gsuberland do you have a primer on driving dumb RGB LEDs using PWM via MOSFETs? I’m thinking of adding some RGBW LED strips to the girls’ beds controlled from an ESP32 or something that has built-in PWM


Poll: Do you code in silence or with music on?

  • 🤫 Silence (39%, 1035 votes)
  • 🎶 Music (60%, 1591 votes)
2626 voters. Poll end: 1 settimana fa

in reply to nixCraft 🐧

without music I tend to be distracted by every single tiny noise around me, so music seems to help me zone out from what's happening around me and actually make me focus on what I'm doing
in reply to nixCraft 🐧

Intelligent dnb, jungle, (dark) hardcore, basement records & homegrown records dreamscape



"Word te obligará a guardar tus documentos en OneDrive"

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in reply to kopimi

Na zdjęciu widzimy mężczyznę leżącego na brukowanej nawierzchni. Mężczyzna jest ubrany w pionowo prążkowaną koszulkę, dżinsowe spodnie i sportowe buty. Jego ręce i nogi są rozłożone w różnych kierunkach, co może sugerować, że leży nieświadomie lub zbyt wykończony, aby się poruszać. Na jego plecach widać wyraźnie jego tyłka. Na tle widoczne są fragmenty zieleni, co wskazuje na to, że zdjęcie zostało zrobione na zewnątrz. Na górze zdjęcia znajduje się tekst w języku polskim: "Kiedy jeszcze nie nabrączyś sił i wypadlesz z gniazda."

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From iPhone 17's groundbreaking Air variant to Samsung's S25 FE, September is packed with major smartphone launches 📱 The month brings ultra-slim designs, massive batteries, and next-gen chipsets across brands ⚡ Read the full roundup to plan your next upgrade.

#iPhone17 #SamsungS25FE #TechNews #Smartphones #MotorolaRazr60

true-tech.net/list-of-smartpho…



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Molto bene



Deal to get ChatGPT Plus for whole of UK discussed by Open AI boss and minister


The boss of the firm behind ChatGPT and the UK technology secretary discussed a multibillion-pound deal to give the entire country premium access to the AI tool, the Guardian has learned.

Sam Altman, a co-founder of OpenAI, talked to Peter Kyle about a potential agreement to give UK residents access to its advanced product.

According to two sources with direct knowledge of the meeting, the idea was floated as part of a broader discussion in San Francisco about opportunities for collaboration between OpenAI and the UK.

Those close to the discussion say Kyle never really took the idea seriously, not least because it could have cost as much as £2bn. But the talks show the enthusiasm with which the technology secretary has embraced the artificial intelligence sector, despite concerns over the accuracy of some chatbot responses and implications for privacy and copyright.

in reply to FlashMobOfOne

Yet again. These old farts in government messing with things they have no idea about. Yeah. Let's spend billions giving everyone access to create, post and distribute AI generated crap which is mostly inaccurate and un-credited rubbish.


Torsten (donswelt): Klobige Raumschiffe, agile Ninja und die freundliche Spinne aus der Nachbarschaft blog.donswelt.de/klobige-raums…

#Blog

#blog


#Allégorie du #Medef et des gouvernements #Macron piquant les milliards d'Euros de richesse produite par les #Français pour les 1% ...
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Four Private Members' Bills being heard this week which have strong Govt support - therefore a high likelihood of becoming law:

Absent Voting (Elections in Scotland and Wales) Bill - enables voters there (as in England) to apply online for proxy votes for local/devolved elections

Animal Welfare (Import of Dogs, Cats & Ferrets) Bill - Tackles puppy smuggling via 3 key protections: banning imports of puppies/kittens under 6 months, heavily pregnant animals over 42 days, & mutilated animals (1/3)




New comic strip found: DeFlocked - 2025-08-31 gocomics.com/deflocked/2025/08…

#comicstrip #deflocked




Scuolina Raggi di Sole da spettacolo: una festa per salutare l’Estate a Colori
L'intero evento è stato dedicato all’educatore Daniele Petroni

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4chan will refuse to pay daily UK fines, its lawyer tells BBC


A lawyer representing the online message board 4chan says it won't pay a proposed fine by the UK's media regulator as it enforces the Online Safety Act.

According to Preston Byrne, managing partner of law firm Byrne & Storm, Ofcom has provisionally decided to impose a £20,000 fine "with daily penalties thereafter" for as long as the site fails to comply with its request.

"Ofcom's notices create no legal obligations in the United States," he told the BBC, adding he believed the regulator's investigation was part of an "illegal campaign of harassment" against US tech firms.

Ofcom has declined to comment while its investigation continues.

"4chan has broken no laws in the United States - my client will not pay any penalty," Mr Byrne said.

Ofcom began investigating 4chan over whether it was complying with its obligations under the UK's Online Safety Act.

Then in August, it said it had issued 4chan with "a provisional notice of contravention" for failing to comply with two requests for information.

Ofcom said its investigation would examine whether the message board was complying with the act, including requirements to protect its users from illegal content.

4chan has often been at the heart of online controversies in its 22 years, including misogynistic campaigns and conspiracy theories.

Users are anonymous, which can often lead to extreme content being posted.

in reply to Stamau123

When 4chan has the moral high ground, it's time to seriously reconsider a law.
in reply to Stamau123

The People v Larry Flynt sets a precedent for smut peddlers taking a necessary moral stance, I guess



#WritersCoffeeClub 1Sep–What's the most number of revisions you've gone through for a work?

I aim to write once then sell. Also, I usually start a day of writing by revising the previous day, so there's no such thing as a first draft. But in extreme cases, a novel gets revised—or re-written—entirely. My current problem child WIP (in abeyance while I write an attack novel) is on its second complete re-write (third draft) over a ten year period. The attack novel is 80% done and should sell as-is.

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in reply to Charlie Stross

#WritersCoffeeClub Footnote to revisions question: I write for a living. I do not view multiple revisions as a badge of honour; they're a sign that I fucked up the previous draft. They represent an opportunity cost—labour that would have better been spent writing another book if I did the job right first time round.

My writing aim is to emit a publication-grade draft with the first attempt. (I sometimes even manage it!)

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in reply to Charlie Stross

Understandable.

In my case, my works are close enough to textbooks and my background is so strongly academic that I am trying something approaching a peer review for my books.

in reply to Charlie Stross

that's … very different from what you hear from most pro writers. of course, lots of writers don't talk about their process, but even so. very interesting.

i certainly can't write that way, but then, I haven't been practising every day for 30+ years…

in reply to Fish Id Wardrobe

@fishidwardrobe Oh, the other way of looking at it is that wasted effort doesn't pay the bills, BUT my specific angle (in fiction) is exploring ideas in SF that nobody I'm aware of did before, which in turn means exploration, which sometimes goes into dead ends. Irritating when I can't make it work, though.

Writing to a formula is much easier, if you've worked out how all the bits fit together, but is less rewarding (and challenging).

in reply to Charlie Stross

@fishidwardrobe have you ever had the opportunity to get some of the discarded ideas from a “thrown away” draft (dead end) to build a new work?
in reply to Oblomov

@oblomov @fishidwardrobe Yes. In 2014-ish I got about 30K words into an experimental novel, showed it to my agent, and she said, "this wants to be two different books". She was right, so I abandoned it, but 5-7 years later I dusted off the subplots and they're now part of "Dead Lies Dreaming" and "Quantum of Nightmares".


No surprise:

"Bluesky posts referencing scholarly articles ‘find substantially higher levels of interaction’ than on Elon Musk’s platform"
"A study examining 2.6m #Bluesky posts referencing more than 500,000 scholarly articles over the past two and a half years found they demonstrated “substantially higher levels of interaction” – likes, reposts, replies and quotes – and greater “textual originality” than previously reported for #x formerly Twitter."
#Musk
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How Sanctions Destroyed Tourism in Cuba


from Cuba In Context - weekly newsletter of the Belly Of The Beast news/video collective]

Other items
* Rubio goes after Brazil, Africa, Grenada over Cuban medical missions
* Title III saga continues: American Airlines in the crosshairs
* Cuba releases Salvadoran terrorist behind hotel bombing
* Hundreds of thousands of Vietnamese donate money to help Cuba
* Cuban-born billionaire targets Florida politicians
* Venezuela increases oil exports to Cuba
* A Russian Silicon Valley in Cuba?
* Cubans flock to cinemas this summer
* U.S. warships head for the Caribbean

https://groups.io/g/cubanews/message/42274



How Sanctions Destroyed Tourism in Cuba


cross-posted from: lemmy.ml/post/35129252

from Cuba In Context - weekly newsletter of the Belly Of The Beast news/video collective]

Other items
* Rubio goes after Brazil, Africa, Grenada over Cuban medical missions
* Title III saga continues: American Airlines in the crosshairs
* Cuba releases Salvadoran terrorist behind hotel bombing
* Hundreds of thousands of Vietnamese donate money to help Cuba
* Cuban-born billionaire targets Florida politicians
* Venezuela increases oil exports to Cuba
* A Russian Silicon Valley in Cuba?
* Cubans flock to cinemas this summer
* U.S. warships head for the Caribbean



How Sanctions Destroyed Tourism in Cuba


from Cuba In Context - weekly newsletter of the Belly Of The Beast news/video collective]

Other items
* Rubio goes after Brazil, Africa, Grenada over Cuban medical missions
* Title III saga continues: American Airlines in the crosshairs
* Cuba releases Salvadoran terrorist behind hotel bombing
* Hundreds of thousands of Vietnamese donate money to help Cuba
* Cuban-born billionaire targets Florida politicians
* Venezuela increases oil exports to Cuba
* A Russian Silicon Valley in Cuba?
* Cubans flock to cinemas this summer
* U.S. warships head for the Caribbean


https://groups.io/g/cubanews/message/42274

in reply to Lembot_0004

The article claims it's partially down to Casas Particulares not being able to be listed on home rental sites, along with U.S tourists not being able to visit. There's a video as well which I'm sure provides more reasons
in reply to GissaMittJobb

They are better off without US tourists. Wish the rest of the world would ban them.


Android is cooked. this is a very worrying trend. #Android #Technology #DigitalLiberty

Google: 'Your $1000 phone needs our permission to install apps now'".

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OK, humans that are against human rights: how about human rights only for those that aren't against human rights?

Everyone would be happy then, right? 🤔

in reply to Quincy

How can leaving the ECHR be an election promise?

WTF is wrong with people. It truly boggles the mind.

What's next? "We promise free floggings for everyone?"

in reply to Quincy

I don't believe the human rights concept works that way


Biden official: Netanyahu sabotaged deals but calling him out would have helped Hamas


Matthew Miller tells Israeli TV show US wanted to declare publicly that Netanyahu was ‘completely intransigent,’ but saw Sinwar pull back from talks when detecting US-Israel strain

The Biden administration on several occasions wanted to publicly declare that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was hampering efforts to secure a Gaza ceasefire and hostage release agreement, but refrained from doing so upon understanding it would lead Hamas to harden its negotiating positions, a former senior US official revealed in an exposé that aired on Thursday.

“There were times that we very much wanted to go public and make clear that we thought the prime minister was being completely intransigent and making it tougher to get a deal,” former State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller, who was a close aide to former secretary of state Antony Blinken, told Channel 13’s “Hamakor” (“The Source”) TV program.

“But we discussed it amongst ourselves, and we made the decision that it wouldn’t accomplish anything, [because] we had seen it in a number of cases: [Former Hamas leader Yahya] Sinwar pulled back from negotiations when he thought there was division between the United States and Israel,” Miller continued. “We wanted to speak very toughly to the government of Israel behind closed doors, but ultimately not do anything that we thought would make it harder to get to a deal.”

Netanyahu has long been accused by critics within Israel and abroad of dragging out hostage negotiations since the early months of the war. But he has rejected those arguments by noting that US officials have repeatedly said publicly that Hamas was the main obstacle preventing deals from being reached.

Miller’s comments to Channel 13 offered some context for why that was the case, and the former Biden official recalled several instances when the US came close to calling out Netanyahu for allegedly torpedoing negotiations.

https://www.timesofisrael.com/biden-official-netanyahu-sabotaged-deals-but-calling-him-out-wouldve-helped-hamas/

in reply to Stamau123

Imagine the worlds strongest military nation, with a budget larger than the next 5 countries, with bases around the globe, the largest economy in the world, spanning over a continent with access to two oceans, hundreds of millions of people...

Is pathetically enslaved to a small state of a few million violent extremists who humiliate the US in every possible way at every possible turn. And the US willfully lets itself be humiliated in the face of the world over and over and over again. No matter the administration in the US or in Israel, no matter the claims of "MAGA". When the Israelis government unzips its pants and starts peeing, the US government is rushing on its knees to let the pee go in their face.

in reply to Stamau123

If there were any justice in this world Matt Miller would be tried for aiding and abetting a genocide, convicted by a jury of his peers, and hung from the neck until dead.


in reply to MisterFrog

Signal lets you post "stories". Not sure exactly how it works because I'm not into that sort of thing, but it might be something to check out.
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in reply to njordomir

Yeah I'm the same (not really into that type of posting).

I basically want what Facebook once was, but with e2ee. Something like: you make a post, only people you've added can see it. They can comment, and if they choose, your friends can see that comment also.

Something to prevent mass scraping and data collection, while retaining the 'keeping up with old aquitances' vibe old Facebook used to have.




France’s Recognition of Palestine – Macron’s Rubicon strategic-culture.su/news/2025…




"The Betrayal of Palestinian Journalists"

"Western reporters are full partners in the genocide."

"They amplify Israeli lies, which they know are lies, betraying Palestinian colleagues who are slandered, targeted & killed by Israel."

"Palestinian reporters expose Israeli atrocities and implode Israeli lies. The rest of the press does not."

chrishedges.substack.com/p/the…

#GazaGenocide #WesternEnablement #USPol #EuroPol #Racism #DisplacementReplacement #Press #IsraeliCrimes #BDS @palestine .