[2026-02-04] Eleonora Geda - Il counseling filosofico @ Camburzano - Biblioteca comunale
Eleonora Geda - Il counseling filosofico
Camburzano - Biblioteca comunale - Via Camilla Lampo, 1 Camburzano
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A note from investigators in the files said some images Epstein had were "POSSIBLE CSAM."#JeffreyEpstein
DOJ Released Unredacted Nude Images in Epstein Files
The Department of Justice left multiple unredacted photos of fully nude women or girls exposed as part of Friday’s dump of more than 3.5 million pages of files related to the investigations and prosecutions of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislane Maxwell. Unlike the majority of the images in the released files, both the nudity and the faces of the people were not redacted, making them easy to identify. In some of the photos, the women or girls were either fully nude or partially undressed, posed for cameras, and exposed their genitals.The files include more than 2,000 videos and 180,000 images, Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche said Friday in a press conference, including “large quantities of commercial pornography and images that were seized from Epstein’s devices,” some of which were taken by Epstein, according to Blanche.
404 Media emailed the DOJ on Friday evening for comment after a reader found the exposed photos.
“Our team is working around the clock to address any victim concerns, additional redactions of personally identifiable information, as well as any files that require further redactions under the Act, to include images of a sexual nature,” a Department of Justice spokesperson told 404 Media in an email. “Once proper redactions have been made, any responsive documents will repopulate online. As stated on the website, and in public materials.
404 Media then sent the DOJ specific links to the images on the DOJ’s website. The files stayed online for at least another full day, until Sunday evening, when they disappeared.
Another file in the dump is a typed message from investigators, commenting on the content of three CDs found in Epstein’s possession. Each CD is marked as “POSSIBLE CSAM,” referring to child sexual abuse material.
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Do you have a tip to share? We would love to hear from you. Using a non-work device, you can message us securely on Signal at sam.404. Otherwise, send an email at sam@404media.co.Another file containing comments from investigators on the three CDs says “Mostly fine, a few Suspected CSAM photo items in photos, needs to be SPLIT.” The photos on the DOJ’s website were of people in sexually explicit poses and situations, but it was unclear whether they were underage.
The DOJ released the files because it was required to by the Epstein Files Transparency Act, but missed the December deadline set out by the act. President Donald Trump signed the act into law on November 19, at which point Attorney General Pam Bondi had 30 days to release all of the files. On December 19, the DOJ released about 10,000 files, and on December 23 it released another 30,000.
The amount of information released and the unorganized way the government released has made it difficult to cover.
Musk to Epstein: ‘What Day/Night Will Be the Wildest Party on Your Island?’
New emails show Musk has been lying about his relationship with Epstein.404 MediaJason Koebler
“In view of the Congressional deadline, all reasonable efforts have been made to review and redact personal information pertaining to victims, other private individuals, and protect sensitive materials from disclosure,” a notice from the DOJ says at the top of every page of files. “That said, because of the volume of information involved, this website may nevertheless contain information that inadvertently includes non-public personally identifiable information or other sensitive content, to include matters of a sexual nature.” The Epstein Library also asks if visitors are over the age of 18 before entering the site.If a member of the public “identifies any information that should not have been posted,” the notice says, the DOJ asks them to notify them at EFTA@usdoj.gov “so we can take steps to correct the problem as soon as possible.”
On Sunday, the Wall Street Journal reported that the DOJ left 43 of 47 full names of Epstein and Maxwell’s victims exposed in Friday’s data.
Podcast: The Epstein Email Dump Is a Mess
We talk the terrible format of the latest Epstein dump; how a contractor is hiring randos on LinkedIn to physically track immigrants for $300; and a new code of conduct in the adult industry.404 MediaJoseph Cox
“We are getting constant calls for victims because their names, despite them never coming forward, being completely unknown to the public, have all just been released for public consumption,” victims’ attorney Brad Edwards told ABC News. “It's literally thousands of mistakes.”According to the New York Times, a group of 18 survivors of Epstein’s abuse said in a joint statement reacting to the release of data exposing their identities: “Once again, survivors are having their names and identifying information exposed, while the men who abused us remain hidden and protected. That is outrageous. This is not over. We will not stop until the truth is fully revealed and every perpetrator is finally held accountable.”
DOJ releasing 3 million pages of Epstein files, 'didn't protect' Trump, deputy AG says
Deputy AG Todd Blanche said nearly 3 million other pages were being withheld.James Hill (ABC News)
Download a PDF of our first ever zine here.#zine
Our Zine About ICE Surveillance Is Here
We are very proud to present 404 Media’s zine on the surveillance technology used by Immigrations and Customs Enforcement. While we have always covered surveillance and privacy, for the last year, you may have noticed that we have spent an outsized amount of our attention and time reporting on the ways technology companies are powering Donald Trump’s deportation raids.When we announced this zine in early December, we hoped that people would want it. Trump’s dehumanizing mass deportation campaign is perhaps the bleakest, most horrifying aspect of an administration that has reveled in its attacks on civil liberties, science, and government expertise. We did not know just how many of you would want a copy. We originally intended to print 1,000 copies, and to hand most of them out at a benefit concert in Los Angeles for CHIRLA, a human rights organization that helps immigrants. When those sold out in a few hours, we asked Punch Kiss Press, our printer, if they could make 2,500. When those sold out just as fast, we increased our order to 3,500. If you preordered a print zine, I put it in the mail last week and it should be arriving soon. Thank you everyone for your patience in waiting for the zine and we’d love to know what you think of it. We have a handful more copies that we’ve put up for sale on our Shopify. They will almost certainly sell out today and we will probably not reprint them.
We never intended to make this zine a scarce resource. We wanted to make a print product as an experiment for the reasons we explained when we announced it: Print is cool, it’s human, it’s enduring, and it’s shareable.
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Each of these zines was printed, assembled, and cut down to size by hand, and each of them was stuck in the mail by me or a friend of mine over the course of the last few weeks. We printed this on a riso printer, a Japanese duplicator from the early 1990s that anyone who is into will talk your ear off about endlessly, to the point that it has become a meme. I also printed all the envelopes on a riso printer from 1995 that I have painstakingly spent the last few months repairing. Basically, making and shipping these was labor intensive and DIY by design; we never thought we would need to print so many. They were made with a considerable amount of love. And for this first one, we don’t really have the capability to make and ship more than we’ve already made.
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We could not have made this zine without the support of our subscribers, our friends, and our local community. The zine was laid out by our friend Ernie Smith, who is one of the best to ever do it. The cover art was done by Veri Alvarez, whose work you can find here and whose anti-ICE art is frankly very fucking good and who deserves your support. The printing and assembly of the zine was done by Karina Richardson at Punch Kiss Press in Los Angeles and a few of her friends. I met Karina at a print festival in Los Angeles a few months ago and then asked her if she could take on this very complicated project on a short timeline. I then asked her to more than triple the number of copies, all over the holidays. It cannot be overstated how much Karina and Punch Kiss knocked it out of the park on this, and how thankful we are to her. And we made the zine to support LA Fights Back, a concert series dedicated to raising money for communities affected by ICE. We are thankful that we were invited to participate.
This being a print product, our work has been frozen in time. We wrote these pieces before DHS agents killed Renee Good and Alex Pretti in Minneapolis, and before several other people died in ICE custody in the last few weeks. The horrors we are facing are evolving and changing every day and we are committed to continuing to cover the ways that big tech and the surveillance state empowers ICE. You can find most of our most recent work on ICE here:
- Here is the User Guide for ELITE, the Tool Palantir Made for ICE
- DHS Says Critical ICE Surveillance Footage From Abuse Case Was ...
- Feds Create Drone No Fly Zone That Would Stop People Filming ICE
- ICE's Facial Recognition App Misidentified a Woman. Twice
- 'ELITE': The Palantir App ICE Uses to Find Neighborhoods to Raid
- Inside ICE's Tool to Monitor Phones in Entire Neighborhoods
- DHS Is Lying To You About ICE Shooting a Woman
- Here is the Agreement Giving ICE Medicaid Patients' Data
- How a US Citizen Was Scanned With ICE's Facial Recognition Tech
- ICE Contracts Company Making Bounty Hunter AI Agents
- ICE Taps into Nationwide AI-Enabled Camera Network, Data Shows
We’ve been overwhelmed and heartened by the support and interest in our reporting and in this zine. This project was a lot of work, and we’ve learned a lot about making and distributing a physical product at scale. We don’t have anything concrete to announce yet but I think we’d love to do more print products and issues in the future. So if you liked this please let us know. If you want to support our work specifically, the best thing you can do is subscribe to 404 Media. We also have a tip jar and, if you are interested in making a larger tax-deductible donation, please email us at donate@404media.co.
Privacy Telecom ‘Cape’ Introduces ‘Disappearing Call Logs’ That Delete Every 24 Hours#Privacy
Privacy Telecom ‘Cape’ Introduces ‘Disappearing Call Logs’ That Delete Every 24 Hours
Cape, a privacy-focused telecommunications company, says it has introduced a feature that automatically deletes a user’s call data records, such as who they call and when, every 24 hours. These “disappearing call logs” as Cape describes them break with the telecom industry standard of keeping hold of call logs for months if not years.“One of our first design principles was to minimize the amount of data that we collect and the amount of data that we store,” John Doyle, CEO of Cape, told 404 Media in an interview. “There’s no other business purpose to keep most of these logs more than like a day.”
Call data records, or CDRs, are metadata about a user’s phone call and text records. This includes the phone number the user contacted. This information can be especially revealing, showing that a particular person called an abortion clinic, for instance. In 2024, hackers stole “nearly all” of AT&T customers’ call records spanning several months. That in turn started a rush from the FBI to protect the identities of confidential informants, Bloomberg reported. That hack was so damaging in part because AT&T kept its customers’ call records for an extended period of time.
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404 Media asked Cape to demonstrate that CDRs were being deleted. In response, Cape made a video describing the process. It appeared to show that the databases Cape uses to store CDRs did only contain data from a 24 hour period. Previously, Cape stored CDRs for 60 days, “which was already well short of industry standards,” Doyle said. Cape says it does hold “billing CDRs” for longer, for 30 days. These records are used to determine how much Cape has used carriers’ infrastructure.
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Cape’s CDRs are made when a customer uses the Cape phone number assigned to their account. The change wouldn’t impact data generated by an app such as Signal; those are separate, and Signal already has various metadata protections.Doyle said Cape did not warn law enforcement about the change to CDR retention beforehand. “I guess they’ll find out in the same way everyone else does,” he said. He added that the company still is in keeping with CALEA, or the Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act, which requires telecommunications companies to respond to legal demands for data.
Because Cape is piggybacking off other carriers’ infrastructure, that does mean that somewhere along the line those other companies could store their own copy of Cape users’ data.
“It’s definitely true that some of our carrier partners may collect some information,” Doyle said, including the IMEI, a unique identifier assigned to a device.
Since I first covered Cape in 2024, I occasionally get emails asking me if Cape is a honeypot, in the sense that maybe it is a ruse to then provide data to the authorities. Doyle is also formerly of Palantir.
“All I can do is say we definitively are not a honeypot,” Doyle said. “It’s so hard to prove a negative, but I say it out loud every chance I get.”
Hackers Steal Text and Call Records of ‘Nearly All’ AT&T Customers
In one of the most significant data breaches in recent history, hackers stole AT&T customers’ call and text metadata spanning several months.Joseph Cox (404 Media)
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Joseph speaks to Samuel Bagg about all the ways identities dictate what people see, and how what they choose to believe is based much more on those identities than the evidence in front of them.#Podcast
How Identity Literally Changes What You See (with Samuel Bagg)
This week Joseph talks to Samuel Bagg, assistant professor of political science at the University of South Carolina. Bagg recently wrote a fascinating essay, linked below, about how the problem with lots of things might be knowledge-based (people believing stuff that’s wrong or dangerous) but the solution is not more knowledge. It’s all about social identity. This is an incredibly interesting discussion, and definitely check out more of Bagg’s writing.
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- The Problem is Epistemic. The Solution is Not
- The Dispersion of Power: A Critical Realist Theory of Democracy
The Problem is Epistemic. The Solution is Not. | Blog of the APA
Doubts about the wisdom of the masses are as old as philosophy itself. Yet interest in democracy’s “epistemic” merits has surged in the last decade—and it is no mystery why.Samuel Bagg (Blog of the APA)
How Vibe Coding is Killing Open Source
Does vibe coding risk destroying the Open Source ecosystem? According to a pre-print paper by a number of high-profile researchers, this might indeed be the case based on observed patterns and some modelling. Their warnings mostly center around the way that user interaction is pulled away from OSS projects, while also making starting a new OSS project significantly harder.
“Vibe coding” here is defined as software development that is assisted by an LLM-backed chatbot, where the developer asks the chatbot to effectively write the code for them. Arguably this turns the developer into more of a customer/client of the chatbot, with no requirement for the former to understand what the latter’s code does, just that what is generated does the thing that the chatbot was asked to create.
This also removes the typical more organic selection process of libraries and tooling, replacing it with whatever was most prevalent in the LLM’s training data. Even for popular projects visits to their website decrease as downloads and documentation are replaced by LLM chatbot interactions, reducing the possibility of promoting commercial plans, sponsorships, and community forums. Much of this is also reflected in the plummet in usage of community forums like Stack Overflow.
If we consider this effect of ‘AI-assisted’ software development to be effectively the delegating of the actual engineering and development to the statistical model of an LLM, then it’s easy to see the problems here. The LLM will not interact with the developers of a library or tool, nor submit usable bug reports, or be aware of any potential issues no matter how well-documented.
Although the authors of this paper are still proponents of ‘AI technology’, their worries seem well-warranted, even if it’s unclear at this point how big the impact is going to be. Software ecosystems like those involving JavaScript, Python, and web technologies are likely to suffer the impact from vibe coding first, as their audiences appear to be more into such vibes, and the training sets were largest.
It’s also a topic that is highly controversial, ever since Microsoft launched GitHub Copilot in 2021. Since then we saw reports in 2024 that ‘vibe coding’ using Copilot and similar chatbots offered no real benefits unless adding 41% more bugs is a measure of success.
By the time we hit 2025, we can observe an even more negative mood, with LLM chatbots in general being accused of degrading the cognitive skills of those using them, vibe coding chatbots reducing productivity by 19%, and experienced developers who gave them a whirl subsequently burning them to the ground in scathing reviews.
All of which reinforces the notion that perhaps this ‘AI revolution’ is more of a stress test for human intelligence than an actual boost to productivity or code quality. Despite the authors pitching the idea that OpenAI or Google could toss a few cents the way of OSS projects when their code is being used, the comparison with Spotify is painfully apt, since about 80% of artists on Spotify rarely have their tracks played and thus receive basically no money for their efforts.
With an LLM statistical model we know with extremely high likelihood that only the dependencies that are most prevalent in the training data set will realistically be used for the output, and we expect that we’ll see something similar happen with this vibe coding compensation scheme.
Even today we can already observe many negative effects from ‘AI slop’ in software development. Whether it’ll be something that’ll choke the life out of the entire OSS ecosystem remains to be seen, but it is hard to envision a bright vibe coding future.
Teardown of an Apple AirTag 2 With Die Shots
First we get to see the outside of the device, followed by the individual layers of the sandwiched rings of the device, starting with the small speaker, which is surrounded by the antenna for the ultrawide band (UWB) feature.
Next is the PCB layer, with a brief analysis of the main ICs, before they get lifted off and decapped for an intimate look at their insides. These include the Nordic Semiconductor nRF52840 Bluetooth chip, which also runs the firmware of the device.
The big corroded-looking grey rectangle on the PCB is the UWB chip assembly, with the die shot visible in the heading image. It provides the localization feature of the AirTag that allows you to tell where the tag is precisely. In the die analysis we get a basic explanation of what the structures visible are for. Basically it uses an array of antennae that allows the determination of time-of-flight and with it the direction of the requesting device relative to it.
In addition to die shots of the BT and UWB chips we also get the die shot of the Bosch-made accelerometer chip, as well as an SPI memory device, likely an EEPROM of some description.
As for disabling the speaker in these AirTag 2 devices, it’s nestled deep inside, well away from the battery. This is said to make disabling it much harder without a destructive disassembly, yet as iFixit demonstrated, it’s actually fairly easy to do it non-destructively.
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Running DOOM and Super Mario 64 Inside a PDF File
Although generally described as a document format, PDFs have ballooned from a Postscript-lite format into a mutant featuring XML and JavaScript support, basically turning what once was a fairly simple format into an interactive page. Naturally, this has to be used for good, and that is why we have the Doom PDF project, as well as [Game of Tobi] using that project as the inspiration for a Super Mario 64 port based on the decompiled source code.
The nice thing about the Super Mario 64 version is that it’s stand-alone, running from a 23.5 MB PDF, unlike the Doom PDF which runs the game in DOSBox. The compromise is that Super Mario 64 PDF runs at just a few FPS, with the output in glorious ASCII.
What enables this feat is to open the PDF in a viewer that supports JavaScript, with the PDF.js that comes with most browsers generally allowing for integrated JS in the PDF to be executed. Unfortunately [Game of Tobi] hasn’t released source code for this project, but we hope that this is forthcoming.
While one can argue about the practicality of this whole demonstration from a gaming perspective, it definitely shows that PDF as a format has gotten way out of hand now that it’s even overrun with hellspawn and Italian plumbers.
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Santa Sede: card. Petrocchi nominato Presidente della Commissione cardinalizia dell’Istituto delle Opere di Religione (Ior). Gli auguri dei vescovi di Abruzzo e Molise - AgenSIR
"A nome dei Vescovi della Conferenza episcopale abruzzese-molisana esprimo i più sentiti e affettuosi auguri di buon lavoro al card.Daniele Rocchi (AgenSIR)
ICYMI: Updates from the 2/1 Meeting
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Arizona – Arizona recently passed new state bylaws. We are also actively seeking volunteers to assist with collecting signatures to get Blase Henry onto the ballot. If you are in the Tucson area and are interested in helping out, please reach out!
Candidate News – Hunter Rand has officially made the ballot for his race for Sparks City Council. Hunter, who recently received the endorsement of the U.S. Transhumanist Party, joins Tim Grady as having received endorsements from both members of the All Hands for a Free Future coalition. Love live the Handies!
International – While the rule has previously been implied but not codified, the board officially moved to have any international relations coordinated directly through the Pirate National Committee and not via state parties. The PNC also voted to confirm that we are no longer members of Pirate Party International, voting to leave via unanimous vote. As stated in the Part II of the Through the Spyglass article: We are not members of PPI. This vote was to tie up any loose ends and confirm our departure for the record.
Pirate National Committee – there is a vacancy at the Public Relations Director position following a resignation. The role is expected to be filled by the Feb. 22nd meeting. There will be no meeting next week due to the holiday (Super Bowl Sunday). The Feb. 15th has been moved to livestream, meaning the Feb. 15th and 22nd meetings will both be livestreamed to YouTube.
Volunteers – We are actively seeking volunteers from Arizona, Idaho, Illinois, North Carolina and West Virginia! We are actively seeking volunteers from every state, but we are especially seeking volunteers from those five states.
Special thanks to Ty Clifford, Vice Captain of the United States Pirate Party, for chairing yesterday’s meeting in the absence of the Captain.
Un nuovo inizio
Tra Roma e Londra, Crosetto svela il nodo che blocca il Gcap
@Notizie dall'Italia e dal mondo
Ancora una volta il Gcap si conferma un osservato speciale nel panorama della difesa europea e internazionale, non solo per la sua ambizione tecnologica ma per le implicazioni politiche che ne accompagnano lo sviluppo. Le recenti parole del ministro della Difesa Guido Crosetto rappresentano
La voglia di Ue (e di difesa) di Londra passa dall’alleanza Starmer-Xi
@Notizie dall'Italia e dal mondo
Londra “chiama Bruxelles” per il programma Safe sulla difesa, ma per ora il Regno Unito può accedere al programma come Paese terzo e non ha diritto a una partecipazione più completa, come previsto in origine. Che cosa rischiano in questo modo Uk e Ue? Il formalismo dato dalla Brexit
È disponibile il nuovo numero della newsletter del #MIM.
🔶 #Maturità2026, pubblicate le discipline della seconda prova scritta e le quattro materie del colloquio
🔶 Polizza sanitaria per oltre 1.200.
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#NotiziePerLaScuola È disponibile il nuovo numero della newsletter del #MIM. 🔶 #Maturità2026, pubblicate le discipline della seconda prova scritta e le quattro materie del colloquio 🔶 Polizza sanitaria per oltre 1.200.Telegram
Grave falla in Moltbook: l’incubo cyber degli agenti è realtà
@Informatica (Italy e non Italy 😁)
Una vulnerabilità in Moltbook ha esposto email, token e chiavi API legate agli agenti. In un ecosistema agentico questo significa non solo perdita di dati, ma furto di capacità e possibile impersonificazione, con ricadute sui servizi collegati
L'articolo Grave falla in Moltbook: l’incubo
Ue-India, non solo commercio. Cosa dice la partnership Bruxelles-Delhi sulla difesa
@Notizie dall'Italia e dal mondo
A margine del vertice che ha visto la firma dell’accordo commerciale Ue-India, l’Alto rappresentante dell’Unione per gli affari esteri, Kaja Kallas, e il ministro degli Esteri indiano, Subrahmanyam Jaishankar, hanno firmato la Security and Defence
Auto aziendali e monitoraggio dei lavoratori: il Garante privacy dice stop
@Informatica (Italy e non Italy 😁)
Inflitta una sanzione di 120mila euro a una società del settore agricolo facente parte di un gruppo multinazionale con la capogruppo svizzera, per trattamento illecito di dati personali consistente nell’aver installato sui veicoli aziendali un dispositivo di
#Trump, le mani sulla #Fed
Trump, le mani sulla Fed -
La decisione di Donald Trump di nominare nei giorni scorsi Kevin Warsh come nuovo presidente della Federal Reserve va letta come l’esito di un complesso eMichele Paris (altrenotizie.org)
Assuefazione al crollo
@Politica interna, europea e internazionale
L'articolo Assuefazione al crollo proviene da Fondazione Luigi Einaudi.
Sorgerà in Bulgaria la prima base militare italiana in Est Europa
@Notizie dall'Italia e dal mondo
A Yambole sarà insediata un’intera brigata multinazionale con la possibilità di ospitare fino a una intera divisione di 3.000 unità
L'articolo Sorgerà in Bulgariahttps://pagineesteri.it/2026/02/02/medioriente/sorgera-in-bulgaria-la-prima-base-militare-italiana-in-est-europa/
Rafah a gocce: tra droni e corridoi militari, Israele decide chi vive e chi muore
@Notizie dall'Italia e dal mondo
Mentre l'Europa celebra il "traguardo umanitario", i dati dell’OMS svelano il fallimento: 20mila malati in trappola e solo 5 evacuazioni autorizzate nel primo giorno di riapertura.
L'articolo Rafah a gocce: tra droni e corridoi militari, Israele
Assuefazione al crollo
@Politica interna, europea e internazionale
L'articolo Assuefazione al crollo proviene da Fondazione Luigi Einaudi.
GAZA. Famiglie massacrate e civili sotto le macerie del “cessate il fuoco”
@Notizie dall'Italia e dal mondo
Decine le vittime civili, soprattutto bambini, dei bombardamenti israeliani che hanno preso di mira campi profughi, case, edifici pubblici. Gli USA tacciono, nonostante gli annunci del cosiddetto Board of Peace e della seconda fase del "piano Trump".
Qualche giorno fa parlando di alternative a Google, ecc. avevo nominato Serverplan. E' un'azienda italiana, con datacenter a Roma, di cui sono cliente soddisfatto da una ventina d'anni.
Considerato che qui sono assenti gli ho scritto per segnalargli il fatto che nel #Fediverso potrebbero trovare molte persone interessate ai loro servizi.
Beh la persona a cui ho scritto non sapeva cosa fosse il Fediverso.
Gli ho mandato un link al video di @Elena Rossini e uno al sito "Join The Fediverse".
Per dire... neanche gli addetti ai lavori sanno che esistiamo. 🙁
Abbiamo tante persone che hanno lavorato allo sviluppo del SW necessario a far vivere il Fediverso e praticamente nessuno che lavori per farlo conoscere in giro.
Ma voglio vedere la parte mezza piena del bicchiere: nonostante non ci sia quasi nessuno che lavora per far conoscere il Fediverso noi siamo riusciti ad arrivarci. Pensate se facessimo qualcosa di più per far conoscere il posto...
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[2026-02-22] MERCATINO SOLIDALE DELL’USATO @ Circolo Anarchico Bruzzi Malatesta
MERCATINO SOLIDALE DELL’USATO
Circolo Anarchico Bruzzi Malatesta - via Torricelli 19, Milano
(domenica, 22 febbraio 11:00)
[2026-03-07] DIRTY CARPET AL MOLIN w/ GENTILESKY (post punk, Cagliari) + DADAR (discount punk, Parma) + 66CL (rap punk, Rovereto) + DRAWER (moderate rock, Tn) @ Molin de Portegnach
DIRTY CARPET AL MOLIN w/ GENTILESKY (post punk, Cagliari) + DADAR (discount punk, Parma) + 66CL (rap punk, Rovereto) + DRAWER (moderate rock, Tn)
Molin de Portegnach - Via Portegnago 1, Faver (TN)
(Saturday, 7 March 20:00)
DIRTY CARPET e SORGENTE 90 presentano:
GENTILESKY
post punk, Cagliari
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DADAR
discount punk, Parma
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66CL
rap punk, Rovereto
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DRAWER
moderate rock, Trento
dalle 20
Molin de Portgnac
Via Portegnago 1, Faver (TN)
Ingresso: 5€ + 5€ (tessera associazione sorgente 90)
[2026-03-28] BAM BOX ORCHESTRA (garage punk, Napoli) + STEVE VIOLENCE (hardcore noise, Napoli) + CUORE MATTO (garage punk, Montebelluna) @ CS Bruno
BAM BOX ORCHESTRA (garage punk, Napoli) + STEVE VIOLENCE (hardcore noise, Napoli) + CUORE MATTO (garage punk, Montebelluna)
CS Bruno - Lungadige San Nicolò 4 - Trento
(Saturday, 28 March 20:00)
Dirty Carpet presenta:
BAM BOX ORCHESTRA (garage punk, Napoli)
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STEVE VIOLENCE (noise hardcore, Napoli)
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CUORE MATTO (garage punk, Montebelluna)
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ore 20
CS BRUNO
ingresso: 5-10€
[2026-04-17] HEIHAIZI (punk rap, Croazia) @ Dirty Carpet
HEIHAIZI (punk rap, Croazia)
Dirty Carpet - zona trento sud, se non sai, chiedi ai punx
(Friday, 17 April 20:00)
Dirty Carpet presenta:
HEIHAIZI
punk rap, Zagabria
+ altri
Dirty Carpet
ingresso: 5-10€
Una nuova interfaccia di accesso alla Bibliografia nazionale italiana
La Bibliografia nazionale italiana (BNI) registra le pubblicazioni edite in Italia e ricevute dalla Biblioteca nazionale centrale di Firenze per deposito legale.
L’attività nasce nel 1886 con il Bollettino delle pubblicazioni italiane ricevute per diritto di stampa, che cessa nel 1957, anno in cui viene sostituito dalla BNI. Da allora, la Bibliografia nazionale italiana è stata pubblicata in fascicoli mensili, prima a stampa e poi in formato digitale.
Tuttavia, il mutato contesto tecnologico e la volontà di ripensare il ruolo della Bibliografia nazionale all’interno della cooperazione catalografica di SBN hanno reso necessaria l’individuazione di una nuova modalità di pubblicazione.
La messa a disposizione di uno strumento di ricerca aggiornato quotidianamente risponde primariamente all’esigenza di garantire maggiore tempestività e rappresentatività della Bibliografia nazionale rispetto alla produzione editoriale corrente.
Da gennaio 2026, tutti i record BNI sono quindi consultabili attraverso un’interfaccia di catalogo dedicata, che presenta anche percorsi di ricerca in grado di valorizzare il grande lavoro di chi produce questo strumento fondamentale di testimonianza della produzione culturale del Paese, e per renderlo più accessibile e usabile.
I lavori sono in parte ancora in corso, anche nell’ottica di considerare la BNI un “cantiere aperto”, cioè uno strumento in grado di rinnovarsi in base alle richieste culturali e di ricerca emergenti.
Proprio a partire da questa visione, la Biblioteca ha scelto di realizzare la nuova interfaccia utilizzando il software open source VuFind, su cui è costruito anche il catalogo della BNCF, che consente di ridurre al minimo i costi di gestione e facilita l’aggiornamento dello strumento.
L'articolo Una nuova interfaccia di accesso alla Bibliografia nazionale italiana proviene da Biblioteca nazionale centrale di Firenze.
Ministero dell'Istruzione
#NoiSiamoLeScuole, questa settimana è dedicato a due Nuove Scuole, la “Eugenio Barsanti” di Massa e la “Giuseppe Taliercio” di Carrara, e all’Istituto professionale “Pietro Tacca”, sempre di Carrara, che con i fondi Scuola 4.Telegram
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Seguo Pollina fin dai primi dischi ed ho sempre apprezzato le sue grandi qualità di autore e interprete (ora anche scrittore con il bel romanzo L’Altro, recensione Qui) ma, devo ammettere, che con Fra guerra e pace, venticinquesimo capitolo di una discografia costruita con coerenza e ostinazione lungo più di trent’anni, Pippo Pollina sembra arrivare a […]
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Referendum, un No per difendere la Costituzione
@Giornalismo e disordine informativo
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Nella Riforma Nordio nulla sulla lunghezza dei processi, sulle carceri, sul potenziamento degli uffici. Evidente, invece, la volontà di cancellare la Costituzione antifascista
L'articolo Referendum, un No per difendere la
A Città della Pieve incontro su referendum e Costituzione
@Giornalismo e disordine informativo
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A Città della Pieve presso il Circolo Arci San Litardo si è tenuto il Pranzo del tesseramento ad Articolo 21 organizzato dal Presidio di Città della Pieve. Il pranzo oltre che rappresentare un
Nessuno è al sicuro nel regno del terrore di Donald Trump
Per favore, esaminate con me questa lista. Dall’inizio di gennaio, quando l’Immigration and customs enforcement (Ice, l’agenzia federale per il controllo dell’immigrazione… LeggiM. Gessen (Internazionale)
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Tech Talk [3 febbraio 2026]: “Fare musica con l’open source: un viaggio tra DAW, VST e distro Linux”
Eccoci arrivati all’ultimo tech talk della stagione. Martedì 3 febbraio verrà esplorato il mondo della produzione musicale attraverso Linux e l’opensource. Si parlerà di Hardware, MIDI…pcofficina.org
I soliti idioti a capo della UE.
In 4 anni l'Europa ha sostituto la dipendenza dal gas russo con quella dal GNL statunitense - L'INDIPENDENTE
lindipendente.online/2026/01/3…
Paolo è un mio ex compagno di classe del Classico di Cuneo.
Troppo brillante per emergere durante le lezioni regolari, ricordo ancora la sua presentazione di Siddhartha (grazie alla quale scoprii Hesse) e la lezione su Bob Marley durante un'occupazione.
What the US TikTok takeover is already revealing about new forms of censorship | Paolo Gerbaudo
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It’s not what we can or cannot say that matters – rather, it’s whether what we say can get any visibility at all under the US-specific algorithm, says academic Paolo Gerbaudo
A che cosa serve esattamente?
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Le parole: piccole bombe a orologeria del pensiero
ha acquistato un flacone di detersivo e quando stava uscendo si è rotta la busta che lo conteneva e il flacone si è rotto. Secondo la ricostruzione ne ha preso uno nuovo con l’ok del responsabile in quello che sembrava un normale caso di sostituzione del prodotto. L’azienda però, poi la ha convocata per il licenziamento, dicendo che non l’ha pagato (valore circa 2,90 euro), configurando così l’atto come una “sottrazione”.
La PAM, ancora lei, quella del licenziamento al dipendente con il giochino del carrello.
Sono pronto a scommettere che anche in questo caso il giudice annullerà il licenziamento.
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Poco fa ho sentito un podcast di un decennio fa in cui si parlava, già allora, di "crisi dei valori" e ho pensato a quanto successo a Torino, il pestaggio del poliziotto.
Quando penso ad un valore mi viene in mente un articolo della Dichiarazione Universale dei Diritti Umani che dice qualcosa tipo "nessun essere umano può essere sottoposto ad un trattamento crudele, inumano e degradante".
Quando ci si indigna per il vecchio trascinato fuori casa mezzo nudo dall'ICE e non ci si indigna per un gruppo di ragazzi che pestano un poliziotto lì evidentemente c'è una crisi di valori, perché evidentemente il principio che "nessun essere umano può essere sottoposto ad un trattamento crudele inumano e degradante" è venuto meno. È diventato accettabile che ci siano delle situazioni in cui quel principio non vale.
E allora perché no al vecchietto mezzo nudo? Solo perché a noi sembra che lui non meritasse quel trattamento? Beh a quelli dell'ICE sembrava invece che lo meritasse... diventa tutto una questione di opinioni.
Diverso è quando i valori sono saldi, e si percepisce come intollerabile l'esistenza di certi comportamenti, a prescindere dal chi, dal come e dal perché. Lì vedo la civiltà, altrove la barbarie.
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Il motivo per cui sono finiti in ospedale più manifestanti che poliziotti può essere facilmente spiegato con il fatto che poliziotti e carabinieri sono molto meglio equipaggiati (strumenti di protezione, strumenti di offesa, addestramento) dei manifestanti, anche di quelli più violenti. È normale che in uno scontro poliziotti e carabinieri abbiano meno feriti.
Ma questo non sposta di un millimetro il problema, perché alla mia osservazione che ci sia una perdita di valori tu che davanti ad una persona per terra che viene presa a calci, pugni e martellate tiri fuori un "e allora quegli altri?" stai dicendo semplicemente che una brutalità ne giustifica un'altra.
Io invece sto dicendo che la brutalità non è mai giustificata.
Questa è una differenza valoriale molto profonda a mio parere.
Il discorso "e allora gli altri" è stato inaugurato da chi ha scritto "ci si indigna per il vecchio trascinato fuori casa mezzo nudo dall'ICE e non ci si indigna per un gruppo di ragazzi che pestano un poliziotto".
Eppure in quel caso la differenza è evidente, da una parte abuso di potere, violazione di domicilio, premeditazione, persona indifesa, debole e impreparata; dall'altra corpo a corpo estemporaneo in strada con persona attrezzata, addestrata e pronta allo scontro.
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a breve conto di postare una (ennesima) invettiva contro #facebook che aggiunge indicazioni svianti ai post che facciamo. stay tuned. statevi tonnati.
slowforward.net e differx.noblogs.org sono finestre anche politiche, eh.
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“Giulio Regeni, tutto il male del mondo”, proiezione-evento a Latina
@Giornalismo e disordine informativo
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Tre giorni dedicati a una storia a tratti incredibile, feroce, sentimentale e ancora incompiuta, quella di Giulio Regeni. Il 2 e 3 febbraio (alle 16.40) alla multisala Oxer di
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