Vérifiez vos achats : les codes-barres commençant par 729 = produits israéliens. Boycotter Israël rectificatif ça semble plus compliqué (moins limpide) que ça (merci @rudegirlyd ) gs1.fr/code-barres-gs1
L'eurodéputée La France insoumise Manon Aubry et le mouvement BDS (Boycott, désinvestissement et sanctions) appellent à boycotter les produits dont les codes-barres commencent par 729 car, selon eux, ils proviennent d'Israël.
If it weren't for constant effort by fashy people to lie about Black folk, Brown folk, women, immigrants, trans folk, etc, that most people would choose *not* to support fashy people.
Fascism requires an ongoing cost. Kindness is free!
And kindness is not weakness.
If you see fashy people attacking Black people, or immigrants, or trans folk, it's not kindness to say, "We should all get along!"🤡
That's weakness.
It's kindness to put yourself between the people with less power than yourself, and the people that want to hurt them.
The image features a dark blue background with a circular portrait of a man with white hair and a mustache, wearing a suit and tie. Below the portrait, there is a quote in white text that reads, "Blind belief in authority is the greatest enemy of truth." The quote is attributed to Albert Einstein, whose name is written in smaller white text at the bottom of the image. The overall design is simple and focuses on the quote and the attribution.
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Tutti gli aggiornamenti sul matrimonio di Benny Blanco e Selena Gomez, celebrato in California, a Montecito, il 27 settembre. Foto, ospiti e curiosità sull'evento.
A NoteCards "browser" is a type of card that shows a hypertext network as a graph structure, i.e. a graph view like in this example. The thumbnail at the top left corner lets you pan and scroll the graph.
The video begins with a scene from a press conference at the White House, where a woman is standing behind a podium with the seal of the President of the United States. She is wearing a black blazer over a white blouse. The background features the American flag and the White House emblem. The text overlay at the top of the frame reads 'This DID NOT AGE WELL.' with two emojis, one of a person shrugging and the other laughing. Below the woman, a quote reads, 'Hatred has no place in the United States of America under President Donald.' The text '[@]THE13TH_AMERICAN_DREAM' and 'The Thieves, F*ed (Thum)' is displayed at the top right corner, and 'NEWSNATION' is shown in a blue box at the top right corner. The scene then transitions to a man standing at a podium with the presidential seal, delivering a speech. The background is red with a flag featuring a star. The text overlay at the bottom of the frame reads, 'I hate my opponent.' The text '[@]THE13TH_AMERICAN_DREAM' and 'The Thieves, Fed (Thum)' is displayed at the top left corner, and 'LIVE + HD' and 'C-SPAN' are shown at the bottom right corner. The video continues with the man at the podium, with the text overlay at the bottom reading, 'And I don't want the best for them.' The text '[@]THE13TH_AMERICAN_DREAM' and 'The Thieves, F**ed (Thum)' is displayed at the top left corner, and 'LIVE + HD' and 'C-SPAN' are shown at the bottom right corner. The video concludes with the text overlay at the bottom reading, 'That's where I'm disagreed with.'
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Author: X2Title: X2 reportsDate: 1890–1893Notes: Reports by informant X2 within the anarchist circles of northern Paris (Saint-Ouen, Saint-Denis, Levallois-Perret, Clichy). The informant, who operated alongside his mother, penetrated deeply into the anarchist milieu of these towns, even as these groups were highly radical. X2 was a key witness to a series of events, notably, he
X2 X2 reports 1890–1893 Reports by informant X2 within the anarchist circles of northern Paris (Saint-Ouen, Saint-Denis, Levallois-Perret, Clichy). The...
"Microsoft has terminated the Israeli military’s access to technology it used to operate a powerful surveillance system that collected millions of Palestinian civilian phone calls made each day in Gaza and the West Bank, the Guardian can reveal.
Microsoft told Israeli officials late last week that Unit 8200, the military’s elite spy agency, had violated the company’s terms of service by storing the vast trove of surveillance data in its Azure cloud platform, sources familiar with the situation said.
The decision to cut off Unit 8200’s ability to use some of its technology results directly from an investigation published by the Guardian last month. It revealed how Azure was being used to store and process the trove of Palestinian communications in a mass surveillance programme.
In a joint investigation with the Israeli-Palestinian publication +972 Magazine and the Hebrew-language outlet Local Call, the Guardian revealed how Microsoft and Unit 8200 had worked together on a plan to move large volumes of sensitive intelligence material into Azure."
⚠️ Ein Thread 🧵 Ich möchte noch einmal den Gedanken des sehr geschätzten Christian Bangel aufgreifen. Denn in mir gärt es. Ich leide sehr darunter, dass seit vielen Jahren in Deutschland eine völlige Umkehr in der Wahrnehmung als auch in der Bewertung stattfindet. Insbesondere bei Themen,... (1/24) RE: bsky.app/profile/did:plc:4myc5…
Das Bild zeigt eine Elektrofahrrad, das an einem gepflasterten Weg am Ufer eines Kanals geparkt ist. Das Fahrrad ist grau und mit einem Helm und einem Rucksack ausgestattet. Im Hintergrund ist ein ruhiger Kanal zu sehen, auf dem ein weißes Boot mit gelben Streifen und einem weiteren kleineren Boot mit blauer und weißer Farbe liegen. Auf der gegenüberliegenden Uferseite sind mehrstöckige Gebäude zu erkennen, darunter ein modernes Wohngebäude. Der Himmel ist bedeckt mit Wolken, und es sind einige Blätter auf dem Weg zu sehen, was auf den Herbst hinweist.
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Negli ottavi di finale dell'Atp 500 di Tokyo, il numero uno del mondo non le manda a dire: il match contro Bergs si chiude in un'ora e diciannove minuti con il punteggio di 6-4 6-3 per Alcaraz, che ora attende ai quarti l'americano Nakashima.
When I moved to the UK at the tail end of the last millennium, I wasn’t in a good place. I was hired by a US company to work in their German office, and they sent me over to the US to work on their product. I lived in a hotel for a few months, coming home to an empty, cleaned room every day. It was very “Lost in Translation”. The German part of the company went bankrupt during this trip, so I was asked to move to the UK to stay with them. Anglophile as I was, I took this opportunity and had a few trips in between the US and the UK to find a place to live.
My partner of five years also said they’d love to make that move with me and start a new chapter. That didn’t work out – I was dumped in a call on a pay phone in a hotel in San Francisco, went out and got really drunk. When the US stint ended, I went to London, checked into my new flat and waited for my stuff from Germany to arrive.
And then I plunged into London. I went clubbing a lot. I spent the day in the office and went to the pub with my colleagues in the evening. I enjoyed and fell in love with the place. I met people from all over the world, I dated people of many races and backgrounds. I had food I never had, I heard music and saw bands I’ve never heard of or even knew existed. I’ve been to Notting Hill Carnival, immersing myself in this wonderful, wild and colourful scene.
London opened my mind, it made me find the great in lots of cultures and seeing them bringing that to the UK lifestyle was at times a hilarious clash, but wonderful to witness. Very early on I realised one thing: being British is not the same as being a pasty white uptight person, Brits come in all shades and sizes. The most British person I know with a clipped accent, fierce devotion to the Royals and a fetish for a good cuppa is a gay friend who is dark Indian.
Working in Soho I got to know a lot of LGBTQ folk and a few of my colleagues came out or even changed gender during the time I worked there. And they got support from everyone, it wasn’t a problem or a scary thing. London was inviting, colourful, open and amazing. That’s the London I miss.
It’s a big city. In my 16 years tenure I had one laptop, a mobile and a bike stolen. I got into some fights and had three attempted muggings. All by white young dudes, by the way. I lived next to a huge mosque and the area two streets down was hard-core Jewish. My butcher was Algerian and when I ordered in French-ish, I got better prices. It worked.
Then UKIP came around and told people that everything is terrible and its all the forrins’ fault. And disappointed and disgruntled people believed that nonsense. I left the country after Brexit and moved to Berlin, which is great but does feel like a Tesco value version of the London I encountered.
So if people claim that they remember a safer, cleaner and racially homogenous London they either never lived there, or didn’t immerse themselves in it. Or completely talk out of their arse following an utterly different agenda, one that I find despicable, regressive and governed by fear and hate and not inclusion and inspiration.
As soon as I was old enough to travel on my own, London was where I wanted to go. Compared to Copenhagen at the time, there was something so majestic about Big Ben, Trafalgar Square, and even the Tube around the turn of the millenium.
Discover the heart of one of history’s most dramatic chapters with the remarkable new bestseller, “The Blitz and London: A City Under Fire” by Andy Reven.
The video features an outdoor interview conducted by a man in a light blue shirt and khaki pants, who is holding a piece of paper. The setting is in front of a building with glass doors and a digital signboard. The text overlay at the top of the video reads "What is Critical Race Theory?" The interviewer engages with two individuals, a man wearing a red cap and a black jacket, and a woman with blonde hair in a black jacket. The interviewer asks, "Do you think there should be rules about what is taught in school?" The man responds affirmatively, saying, "oh absolutely." The interviewer then asks, "What wouldn't you like to see taught in schools?" The man responds, "Critical Race Theory, as soon as I heard about that I'm like." The woman asks, "Why are we doing this?" The video continues with the interviewer gesturing while speaking, and the text overlay remains the same throughout the video.
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Mastodon question: Would it not be helpful if the Mastodon signup process nudged people into adding a profile picture?
The way it is now, most of the new followers I see, all have the default picture, and that does not encourage others to follow back.
So my theory is, if more people were encouraged to add a picture, they would build a social network faster, fewer users would drop out, and Mastodon would have better growth.
That would be a great idea - after many years on social media my brain is wired to think "spambot" whenever I encounter new profiles without a profile pic
Do note however that your instance might not have yet cached all profile pictures. It unfortunately takes quite some time for that process to finish, especially when your new followers have never interacted with your instance before. @renchap @stux @vmstan
a lot of people only allow follows from accounts with a profile picture, description, and non-zero post count.
I regularly prune following/followers that are inactive beyond 1 month. Almost all those no-picture accounts are going to end up in there. I only like to scream into a fresh void.
Well, I just recently added a profile picture. I didn't think it was that important. My first priority was to understand how things worked here, the layout, how long my messages could be, if there were private messages or everything was public. See, last thing I thought about was trying to find a profile picture. First i wanted to know if I could adapt to Mastodon. I had no idea what Fediverse was. Some people need time to explore... and learn.
You should also bear in mind that: * (to the extent you are talking about actual personal pictures) not everyone feels safe online, for a variety of reasons which no-one else is in a position to judge; * not everyone has easy access to graphics tools to make their own image, and the alternative is clip art which any bot could use; * not everyone can see your picture or their own, and people are under no obligation to tell you of their visual impairments.
I think everyone should choose for themselves if they want to give a picture without being nudged or even forced. I think free minds, should be as free as possible, that is what makes mastodon special. Ppl seeking for a follower base sure know about the picture incentive and will choose a picture supporting their goal. Others might have different goals with their social media appearance & safety needs and choose a different profile setting. So no: no nudge pls.
@Ilka4You what I mean by nudging is a gentle approach. Something like when people sign up, if there is a step that says “By adding a profile picture, others will find it easier to recognize your profile from everyone else.”.
Then, people can add a picture or skip the step if they prefer.
I think informing people why a profile picture matters might be helpful and make more people see the need.
thank you for clarifying. Yes, it never hurts to inform - I agree to this. Although I think most ppl joining social media, know about the usefulness of profile pictures. I started out with a real foto on mastodon, but when I learned about the involuntary link glitch between bluesky & mastodon, I changed it to a painting of me, my god child made. For me: safety first. I have not gained many followers since then, but it is my sensible decision to keep it that way.
there are bots with photos all over insta! Even I could post someone else’s photo, and alter it slightly with ai if I choose…Most can be identified by looking at their other posts and replies
I think most people who leave do so because there is no algo that feeds constant entertainment, endless streams of videos and pictures. I'm still very early into my Fediverse journey though so my understanding of it is kind of limited.
yesterday I fell for a bot and engaged in a conversation - it had a profile picture, kept twisting words and slightly changing topics, then started insulting me. I became suspicious and looked at the profile: created yesterday, >1500 posts by midday, generic personal info - but a realistic maybe even real profile photo. If something seems off - trust your instinct, photos can be "faked".
In #Nürnberg verhinderte die Polizei, dass Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmer der Hanna-Demo zu einer zeitgleich stattfindenden Kundgebung gegen Neonazis gelangen konnten. #nbg2709
Apparently, it’s no longer acceptable to speak ill of the dead. Not that it bothers the dead. But it certainly seems to bother a bunch of people who are still alive and who have nothing better to do with their time but snitch on anyone who doesn’t treat Charlie Kirk like an American hero who […]
Nato nel 2016 su iniziativa della Camera di Commercio di Sassari, il Premio enoletterario Vermentino celebra la sua nona edizione il prossimo 4 ottobre nel Museo Archeologico di Olbia. (ANSA)
Es ist ein diplomatischer Eklat: Das US-Außenministerium wirft Petro vor, er habe US-Soldaten zur Befehlsverweigerung gegenüber US-Präsident Donald Trump aufgerufen.
A federal judge ruled on Sept. 2, 2025, that the Trump administration broke federal law by sending National Guard troops to Los Angeles in June in response to protests over immigration raids. In his ruling, U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer said that National Guard troops in Los Angeles had received improper training on the legal scope of their […]
Nato nel 2016 su iniziativa della Camera di Commercio di Sassari, il Premio enoletterario Vermentino celebra la sua nona edizione il prossimo 4 ottobre nel Museo Archeologico di Olbia. (ANSA)
Three weeks from right now, millions of Americans will gather again to say NO KINGS. As Trump wields government power to censor free speech and threaten political opponents, we need to make October 18 a historic day of resistance. Please join us: nokings.org/?SQF_SOURCE=indivi… #NoKings
As the president escalates his authoritarian power grab, the NO KINGS non-violent movement continues to rise stronger. We are united once again to remind the world: America has No Kings and the power belongs to the people.
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