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Zelensky si augura per Natale la morte di Putin, Mosca: "E’ poco lucido"

il capo di stato di un paese barbaramente invaso augura la morta all'invasore (il minimo sindacale direi) e sarebbe secondo l'invasore "poco lucido"? c'è da dubitare della sanità mentale dell'invasore semmai...

da quale sceneggiatore pazzo sono usciti questi russi?

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Gingobbè, gingobbè, gingolloduè, ouaffà diristurrai inuà ossopesleit. HE!


"L’ISTAT, l’ufficio nazionale di statistica, ha calcolato che l’85 per cento dei 2,9 miliardi andrà a beneficio dei due quinti delle famiglie con i redditi più alti".

Ricchi e straricchi si prendono la fetta più grossa della torta.


Come cambiano le tasse sul reddito con la nuova legge di bilancio - Il Post
https://www.ilpost.it/2025/12/25/irpef-legge-di-bilancio-cosa-cambia-tasse-reddito-scaglioni-imposte/?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub

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[2026-01-01] Laboratorio Aperto @ Matrici Aperte


Laboratorio Aperto

Matrici Aperte - Via Elia Capriolo 41C, Brescia
(giovedì, 1 gennaio 15:00)
Laboratorio Aperto
LABORATORIO APERTO

Tutti i Martedì (14:00-23:00) e i Giovedì (14:00-21:00) Matrici apre il laboratorio per chi ha bisogno di stampare ma anche per chi vuole solo bere un bicchiere in compagnia!
Potete venire a fare serigrafia, incisione calcografica, xilografia e tecniche grafiche sperimentali.
Per l'utilizzo del laboratorio chiediamo un contributo libero a supporto del progetto. Portate carta e matrici da casa, noi mettiamo a disposizione strumenti e spazio per i vostri lavori.
Ci sono due postazioni serigrafiche, due torchi calcografici, sala acidi e piani da inchiostrazione.
Dalle 18.00 (ma anche dalle 14.00 per lx ubriaconx) apre il baretto con vino, birre, pirli e gin tonic di pessima qualità! -c'è pure il pinkanello!-Chi suona strumenti è ben accettx.
Sarà aperto e consultabile anche l'archivio con libri serigrafici, fanzine e distro a supporto di movimenti e collettivi!


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Born to Burn: the Battle Born LFP Battery


Would you feel confident in buying US-made LiFePO4 (LFP) batteries? While the answer here is generally expected to be ‘yes’, especially compared to getting an unbranded LFP battery off eBay from a random seller, the outcome may not be that different. Case in point the 100 Ah, 12 VDC LFP Battle Born battery that [Will Prowse] took a look at to see why its positive terminal gets positively crispy.
Battle Born battery positive terminal. (Credit: Will Prowse, YouTube)Battle Born battery positive terminal. (Credit: Will Prowse, YouTube)
Once the lid was cut off, it’s easy to see what the problem is: the positive terminal is only loosely attached to the bus bar, leading to extremely poor contact. It also appears that there’s a plastic spacer which has properly melted already in this well-used battery that [Will] obtained from a viewer.

This overheating issue with Battle Born batteries has been reported for years now, which makes it a great idea to take a good look at any Battle Born LFP batteries you may have kicking around, as they may be plagued by the same design flaw. Trying to make use of the manufacturer’s warranty could be complicated based on the commentators in the DIY Solar Forum thread, as Battle Born likes to claim that the overheating issue is an external problem and not a design flaw.

Either way, it looks like an incredibly sketchy way to design a battery terminal on an LFP battery that is supposed to surge 100+A. [Will] is requesting that anyone affected posts details in the forum or similar to get all information together, as he looks to push Battle Born on this issue.

What makes this issue worse is that shortly after releasing that first video, Battle Born responded to some concerned customers with a response that claims that their terminal design is a ‘thermal fail-safe’, but as can be seen in [Will]’s follow-up video, it absolutely doesn’t look like one.

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I am starting to think I will never receive my horny novelty holiday decorations.#AISlop #christmas #etsy


When Will My Pornographic Shrek Christmas Ornament Arrive?


I am starting to think I will never receive my personalized, likely AI-generated horny Shrek Christmas ornaments I purchased from Wear and Decor. I had hoped the indecent and probably unauthorized Shrek ornament depicting the green ogre getting a blowjob would arrive before Christmas and, ideally, before I traveled home for the holidays. I doubt that’s going to happen. I think I’ve been rooked.

The ornament depicts Shrek, his eyes wide and a smile on his ogre lips, as a long haired Fiona descends upon his crotch. “Let’s get Shrekxy and save Santa the trip,” reads a caption above the scene on the online retailer Wear and Decor read. There was space at the bottom where I could personalize the ornament with the name of myself and a loved one, as if to indicate that I was Shrek and that Fiona was my wife.
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When I showed it to my wife weeks ago, after we first put up our Christmas tree, she simply said “No.” “Don’t you think it’s funny?” I said.“You’re supposed to be shopping for a tree topper,” she said.

“It’s only $43.99 for two,” I said. “That’s a bargain.”She stared.

I had been shopping for a tree topper online when I stumbled into the strange world of AI generated pornographic custom ornaments starring popular cartoon characters listed on sites of dubious repute. I do not know what it says about my algorithms that attempting to find a nice, normal, and classy tree topper for Christmas led me to a horrifying world of horny—and seemingly AI generated— knock off novelty Christmas ornaments. I don’t want to reflect on that. I just want to show you what I’ve stumbled upon.

There is a whole underground world of erotic Christmas ornaments starring famous cartoon characters. Some of them are on Etsy, but most are dubious looking sites with names like Homacus and Pop Art. There are themes that repeat. Spanking. Butts. In flagrante delicto bedroom scenes. The promise that the purchaser can personalize these gifts with the name of their loved one and the logo of their favorite football team. I am sure the Baltimore Ravens love that you can buy an ornament depicting a nude Grinch gripping the ass of a female Grinch (notably not that of his canonical wife Martha May Whovier) emblazoned with their logo.
Image via Homacus.
“My butt would be so lonely without you touching it all the time,” reads the inscription above Zootopia’s Nick Wilde with Judy Hopps bent over his knee. You can purchase this same scene with Belle and Beast, Rey and Ben from Star Wars, a pair of Grinches, or Jack Skellington and Sally from Nightmare Before Christmas. In another variant, a male cartoon character is bent over the ass of a presenting female. Shrek is nose deep in Fiona’s ass. “I adore and love every part of you—Especially your butt. Merry Grinchmas,” the caption reads.
Image via Homacus.
The ornaments rarely carry the name of the actual characters they’re depicting. They are “Funny Fairytale Ornament” and “Funny Green Monsters” and “Personalized Funny Lion Couple Christmas Ornament, Custom Name Animal Lovers Decoration, Cute Romantic Holiday Gift.” These titles feel like hold overs from the prompt that was, I assumed, used in an AI image generator to create the ornaments. There are other signs.

Some of the Shrek ornaments refer to the green ogre as Grinches. Shrek often looks correct but Fiona is sometimes Yassified, her ogre features smoothed and made more feminine. In an ornament with Belle draped over Beast’s leg, the smiling prince has seven fingers on his left hand. The lighting in the “photos” of the objects is never quite right.
Image via Homacus.
Time Magazine declared the “Architects of AI” as its Person of the Year in 2025 and there is something about flipping through these listings for cheap and horny ornaments that feels like living in the future. This is the world the architects have built, one where some anonymous person out there in the online ether can quickly generate a lewd cartoon drawing of something from your childhood in an attempt to swindle you for a few bucks while you’re shopping for a Christmas tree topper.

I clicked “purchase” on the $40 Shrek blowjob ornament on November 28. The money was deducted from my account but I have not received confirmation of shipping.




More than two miles under the Greenland Sea, tubeworms, snails, crustaceans, and microbes live on gas hydrate seeps that leak crude oil and methane.#TheAbstract


In the Dark Arctic Deep, Scientists Find a Hidden Oasis of Strange Life


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Scientists have discovered a hotspot of weird marine life more than two miles underwater in the Arctic, making it the deepest known example of an environment called a gas hydrate cold seep, according to a new study in Nature Communications.

Researchers found the thriving ecosystem some 2.2 miles under the Greenland Sea using a remote operated vehicle during the Ocean Census Arctic Deep EXTREME24 expedition in 2024. Gas hydrate seeps are patches of seafloor that releases large amounts of gasses, such as methane; the newly discovered site is more than a mile deeper than any previously documented gas hydrate.

The discovery sheds new light on these influential seeps, which play a role in the climate and carbon cycle and support chemosynthetic ecosystems that feed on seafloor gasses instead of sunlight. Giuliana Panieri, the chief scientist of the expedition and lead author of the new study, recalled yelling out with excitement when the team received the first visuals of the seafloor hotspot, which the researchers named the Freya gas hydrate mounds.

“It was crazy because we saw several of these mounds, which are filled with gas hydrates, and all the organisms living there,” said Panieri, who is a professor at University of Tromsø – The Arctic University of Norway and the director of the Italian National Research Council's Institute of Polar Sciences, in a call with 404 Media.

“What is fascinating when we have this kind of expedition is the organisms that are living down there,” she added. “At a water depth of almost 4,000 meters, you have these dense oases of organisms. I know that there are many new species. I have to admit, it was very exciting.”


Some of the lifeforms found at Freya mounds: Image: UiT / Ocean Census / REV Ocean

Panieri and her colleagues decided to explore this region after previous detections of massive plumes of gassy bubbles rising up from the seafloor. One of these plumes measured two miles in height, making it the tallest plume of this kind ever found in the oceans. While the team expected to find geological activity, it was still a surprise to see this wealth of gas-stuffed mounds, leaking crude oil and methane, as well as the ecosystem of tubeworms, snails, crustaceans, and microbes that are fueled by chemicals from the seep.

In addition to discovering this biological hub at the Freya mounds, the team also explored ecosystems living on hydrothermal vents in the nearby seafloor in the Fram Strait. Hydrothermal vents form at fissures in the seafloor where hot mineral-rich water erupts into the ocean, and they are also known for supporting rich chemosynthetic ecosystems.

The expedition revealed that the organisms living in the hydrate seeps and the vent systems are related, suggesting an ecological connectivity in the Arctic that is absent in other parts of the ocean.

“The Fram Strait of the Arctic is a rare place where deep-sea vents and seeps occur close to each other,” said study co-author Jon Copley, a professor of ocean exploration and science communication at the University of Southampton, in an email to 404 Media.

“The deep Arctic is also a part of the world where there aren't as many deep-sea species overall as other regions, because deep-sea life is still recovering from when a thick ice sheet covered much of the ocean around 20,000 years ago,” he continued. “But hydrothermal vents and cold seeps are an important part of deep-sea biodiversity there today, because life carried on in those chemosynthetic oases beneath that ice-capped ocean.”

Freya gas hydrate mounds with different morphologies. Image: UiT / Ocean Census / REV Ocean

Gas hydrates also store huge volumes of greenhouse gases, like methane, which could potentially be released as ocean temperatures rise, making these environments a bit of a wild card for climate predictions. While the Freya mounds are too deep to be affected by ocean warming, its discovery helps to fill in the map of these oily, gas-rich sites in the ocean.

To that point, these seeps are also potential sites for resource extraction through offshore oil drilling and deep sea mining. A central goal of the Ocean Census Arctic Deep expedition is to explore these remote regions to document their ecological activity and assess their vulnerability to future industrial activities.

“Research has already established that hydrothermal vents must be protected from deep-sea mining anywhere in the world, because of the unique colonies of species that live around them,” Copley said. “Our study indicates that deep cold seeps in the Arctic will need similar protection, because they are part of the same web of life with hydrothermal vents in that region. And there are undoubtedly more deep methane hydrate seeps like the Freya Mounds out there in the Arctic, as other deep bubble plumes have been detected nearby.”

“So our discovery shows how much there still is to explore and understand about Arctic deep-sea life—and the need for caution and protection if the Norwegian government resumes plans for deep-sea mining there,” he added, noting that Norway’s parliament has put these plans temporarily on hold, but they could reverse that decision in the future.

This is why Panieri and her colleagues believe that it is critical to secure more funding and support for Arctic exploration, and ocean research more broadly. These expeditions not only reveal new and exotic organisms, they have also been inspired novel biomolecules used in medicines, among other applications.

“The sea floor and the ocean is almost unknown,” Panieri said. “There is so much to be investigated. I think this is also the take-home message here: Every time that we have the possibility to see the seafloor, we discover something new.”

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"Buon Natale! La pace di Cristo regni nei vostri cuori e nelle vostre famiglie". Papa Leone XIV ha rivolto gli auguri natalizi ai fedeli radunati in piazza San Pietro e a quanti lo ascoltavano attraverso la radio e la televisione, dopo il messaggio n…


"Nel farsi uomo, Gesù assume su di sé la nostra fragilità, si immedesima con ognuno di noi". Papa Leone XIV lo ha affermato nel messaggio natalizio Urbi et Orbi pronunciato oggi a mezzogiorno dalla Loggia Centrale della Basilica Vaticana.


"Invochiamo giustizia, pace e stabilità per il Libano, la Palestina, Israele, la Siria". Papa Leone XIV lo ha detto nel messaggio natalizio Urbi et Orbi pronunciato oggi a mezzogiorno dalla Loggia Centrale della Basilica Vaticana.



Threat landscape for industrial automation systems in Q3 2025



Statistics across all threats


In Q3 2025, the percentage of ICS computers on which malicious objects were blocked decreased from the previous quarter by 0.4 pp to 20.1%. This is the lowest level for the observed period.

Percentage of ICS computers on which malicious objects were blocked, Q3 2022–Q3 2025
Percentage of ICS computers on which malicious objects were blocked, Q3 2022–Q3 2025

Regionally, the percentage of ICS computers on which malicious objects were blocked ranged from 9.2% in Northern Europe to 27.4% in Africa.

Regions ranked by percentage of ICS computers on which malicious objects were blocked
Regions ranked by percentage of ICS computers on which malicious objects were blocked

In Q3 2025, the percentage increased in five regions. The most notable increase occurred in East Asia, triggered by the local spread of malicious scripts in the OT infrastructure of engineering organizations and ICS integrators.

Changes in the percentage of ICS computers on which malicious objects were blocked, Q3 2025
Changes in the percentage of ICS computers on which malicious objects were blocked, Q3 2025

Selected industries


The biometrics sector traditionally led the rankings of the industries and OT infrastructures surveyed in this report in terms of the percentage of ICS computers on which malicious objects were blocked.

Rankings of industries and OT infrastructures by percentage of ICS computers on which malicious objects were blocked
Rankings of industries and OT infrastructures by percentage of ICS computers on which malicious objects were blocked

In Q3 2025, the percentage of ICS computers on which malicious objects were blocked increased in four of the seven surveyed industries. The most notable increases were in engineering and ICS integrators, and manufacturing.

Percentage of ICS computers on which malicious objects were blocked in selected industries
Percentage of ICS computers on which malicious objects were blocked in selected industries

Diversity of detected malicious objects


In Q3 2025, Kaspersky protection solutions blocked malware from 11,356 different malware families of various categories on industrial automation systems.

Percentage of ICS computers on which the activity of malicious objects of various categories was blocked
Percentage of ICS computers on which the activity of malicious objects of various categories was blocked

In Q3 2025, there was a decrease in the percentage of ICS computers on which denylisted internet resources and miners of both categories were blocked. These were the only categories that exhibited a decrease.

Main threat sources


Depending on the threat detection and blocking scenario, it is not always possible to reliably identify the source. The circumstantial evidence for a specific source can be the blocked threat’s type (category).

The internet (visiting malicious or compromised internet resources; malicious content distributed via messengers; cloud data storage and processing services and CDNs), email clients (phishing emails), and removable storage devices remain the primary sources of threats to computers in an organization’s technology infrastructure.

In Q3 2025, the percentage of ICS computers on which malicious objects from various sources were blocked decreased.

Percentage of ICS computers on which malicious objects from various sources were blocked
Percentage of ICS computers on which malicious objects from various sources were blocked

The same computer can be attacked by several categories of malware from the same source during a quarter. That computer is counted when calculating the percentage of attacked computers for each threat category, but is only counted once for the threat source (we count unique attacked computers). In addition, it is not always possible to accurately determine the initial infection attempt. Therefore, the total percentage of ICS computers on which various categories of threats from a certain source were blocked can exceed the percentage of threats from the source itself.

  • The main categories of threats from the internet blocked on ICS computers in Q3 2025 were malicious scripts and phishing pages, and denylisted internet resources. The percentage ranged from 4.57% in Northern Europe to 10.31% in Africa.
  • The main categories of threats from email clients blocked on ICS computers were malicious scripts and phishing pages, spyware, and malicious documents. Most of the spyware detected in phishing emails was delivered as a password-protected archive or a multi-layered script embedded in an office document. The percentage of ICS computers on which threats from email clients were blocked ranged from 0.78% in Russia to 6.85% in Southern Europe.
  • The main categories of threats that were blocked when removable media was connected to ICS computers were worms, viruses, and spyware. The percentage of ICS computers on which threats from this source were blocked ranged from 0.05% in Australia and New Zealand to 1.43% in Africa.
  • The main categories of threats that spread through network folders were viruses, AutoCAD malware, worms, and spyware. The percentages of ICS computers where threats from this source were blocked ranged from 0.006% in Northern Europe to 0.20% in East Asia.


Threat categories


Typical attacks blocked within an OT network are multi-step sequences of malicious activities, where each subsequent step of the attackers is aimed at increasing privileges and/or gaining access to other systems by exploiting the security problems of industrial enterprises, including technological infrastructures.

Malicious objects used for initial infection


In Q3 2025, the percentage of ICS computers on which denylisted internet resources were blocked decreased to 4.01%. This is the lowest quarterly figure since the beginning of 2022.

Percentage of ICS computers on which denylisted internet resources were blocked, Q3 2022–Q3 2025
Percentage of ICS computers on which denylisted internet resources were blocked, Q3 2022–Q3 2025

Regionally, the percentage of ICS computers on which denylisted internet resources were blocked ranged from 2.35% in Australia and New Zealand to 4.96% in Africa. Southeast Asia and South Asia were also among the top three regions for this indicator.

The percentage of ICS computers on which malicious documents were blocked has grown for three consecutive quarters, following a decline at the end of 2024. In Q3 2025, it reached 1,98%.

Percentage of ICS computers on which malicious documents were blocked, Q3 2022–Q3 2025
Percentage of ICS computers on which malicious documents were blocked, Q3 2022–Q3 2025

The indicator increased in four regions: South America, East Asia, Southeast Asia, and Australia and New Zealand. South America saw the largest increase as a result of a large-scale phishing campaign in which attackers used new exploits for an old vulnerability (CVE-2017-11882) in Microsoft Office Equation Editor to deliver various spyware to victims’ computers. It is noteworthy that the attackers in this phishing campaign used localized Spanish-language emails disguised as business correspondence.

In Q3 2025, the percentage of ICS computers on which malicious scripts and phishing pages were blocked increased to 6.79%. This category led the rankings of threat categories in terms of the percentage of ICS computers on which they were blocked.

Percentage of ICS computers on which malicious scripts and phishing pages were blocked, Q3 2022–Q3 2025
Percentage of ICS computers on which malicious scripts and phishing pages were blocked, Q3 2022–Q3 2025

Regionally, the percentage of ICS computers on which malicious scripts and phishing pages were blocked ranged from 2.57% in Northern Europe to 9.41% in Africa. The top three regions for this indicator were Africa, East Asia, and South America. The indicator increased the most in East Asia (by a dramatic 5.23 pp) as a result of the local spread of malicious spyware scripts loaded into the memory of popular torrent clients including MediaGet.

Next-stage malware


Malicious objects used to initially infect computers deliver next-stage malware — spyware, ransomware, and miners — to victims’ computers. As a rule, the higher the percentage of ICS computers on which the initial infection malware is blocked, the higher the percentage for next-stage malware.
In Q3 2025, the percentage of ICS computers on which spyware and ransomware were blocked increased. The rates were:

  • spyware: 4.04% (up 0.20 pp);
  • ransomware: 0.17% (up 0.03 pp).

The percentage of ICS computers on which miners of both categories were blocked decreased. The rates were:

  • miners in the form of executable files for Windows: 0.57% (down 0.06 pp), it’s the lowest level since Q3 2022;
  • web miners: 0.25% (down 0.05 pp). This is the lowest level since Q3 2022.


Self-propagating malware


Self-propagating malware (worms and viruses) is a category unto itself. Worms and virus-infected files were originally used for initial infection, but as botnet functionality evolved, they took on next-stage characteristics.

To spread across ICS networks, viruses and worms rely on removable media and network folders in the form of infected files, such as archives with backups, office documents, pirated games and hacked applications. In rarer and more dangerous cases, web pages with network equipment settings, as well as files stored in internal document management systems, product lifecycle management (PLM) systems, resource management (ERP) systems and other web services are infected.

In Q3 2025, the percentage of ICS computers on which worms and viruses were blocked increased to 1.26% (by 0.04 pp) and 1.40% (by 0.11 pp), respectively.

AutoCAD malware


This category of malware can spread in a variety of ways, so it does not belong to a specific group.

In Q3 2025, the percentage of ICS computers on which AutoCAD malware was blocked slightly increased to 0.30% (by 0.01 pp).

For more information on industrial threats see the full version of the report.


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Twelve Days of Christmas as Performed By 1980s Speech Chip


In a curious historical twist, the “Twelve days of Christmas” are actually the days of revelry that followed the 25th. The preceding period, Advent, was traditionally a fast, not unlike Lent. When and why a fast became an excuse for chocolate calendars we cannot say, but this historical information is presented to explain that this great hack by [Kevin], making a vintage speech synthesizer chip sing the classic carol will remain relevant at least until January 5th — or perhaps even the 19th, for the Orthodox amongst us.

The chip in question is an SP0256A-AL2, which you may remember from various speech projects for 8-bit computers back in the day. It can talk, after a fashion, by reproducing 56 “allophones” — the sounds that make up English speech — from ROM. Singing, though? We cannot recall much of that back in the day, but then, a talking computer was impressive enough.

As it turns out this is building on an earlier hack [Kevin] did in which he used an Arduino to make the venerable speech chip MIDI controllable. In that project’s write-up it is revealed that a Si5351 programmable clock module is used to give a variable pitch signal to the speech synthesizer. In this way he’s able to get about an octave an a half, which is good enough when the carol in question only spans one octave.

Of course the pitch signal needs to be varied by something and for that the venerable Arduino once again takes the place of an 8-bit computer. In this case it’s pre-programmed, but can also be set up for MIDI control.Of course nothing says you can’t use true retro hardware or a more-capable RP2040 instead of the Amtel chip.

It’s sad to think how much compute power has been wasted this year on AI-generated novelty carols when a little bit of 1980s silicon and some ingenuity can do nearly as good — or better, depending on your tastes.

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EDR Nel mirino: i forum underground mettono in vendita NtKiller


All’interno di un forum underground chiuso, frequentato da operatori malware e broker di accesso iniziale, è comparso un annuncio che ha attirato l’attenzione della comunità di cyber threat intelligence. Il post promuove “NtKiller”, una presunta utility “kernel-level” progettata per disattivare in modo silente antivirus, EDR, con riferimenti espliciti a rootkit, persistenza avanzata e bypass UAC zero-day.

Il prezzo dichiarato è di 500 dollari, con contatti diretti via Telegram e una lista di soluzioni di sicurezza “supportate” che include nomi di primo piano: Windows Defender, ESET, Kaspersky, Bitdefender, Malwarebytes e altri.

Una proposta che, se autentica, si colloca nella fascia alta del cybercrime-as-a-service.

Disclaimer: Questo rapporto include screenshot e/o testo tratti da fonti pubblicamente accessibili. Le informazioni fornite hanno esclusivamente finalità di intelligence sulle minacce e di sensibilizzazione sui rischi di cybersecurity. Red Hot Cyber condanna qualsiasi accesso non autorizzato, diffusione impropria o utilizzo illecito di tali dati. Al momento, non è possibile verificare in modo indipendente l’autenticità delle informazioni riportate, poiché l’organizzazione coinvolta non ha ancora rilasciato un comunicato ufficiale sul proprio sito web. Di conseguenza, questo articolo deve essere considerato esclusivamente a scopo informativo e di intelligence.

Cosa sono gli EDR


Gli EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response) sono soluzioni di sicurezza avanzata progettate per andare oltre il tradizionale antivirus. Il loro compito non è solo bloccare file malevoli, ma monitorare costantemente il comportamento del sistema.

In sintesi, un EDR:

  • raccoglie telemetria continua dagli endpoint;
  • analizza processi, chiamate di sistema, driver e memoria;
  • correla eventi sospetti nel tempo;
  • consente risposta attiva, come l’isolamento del sistema o la terminazione di processi.

A differenza degli AV classici, molti EDR operano a livello kernel, rendendo più difficile la loro disattivazione da parte di codice malevolo eseguito in user-mode.

Perché gli EDR sono un obiettivo primario


Nel cybercrime moderno, soprattutto nel contesto ransomware e intrusioni mirate, la prima fase dopo l’accesso iniziale è quasi sempre la neutralizzazione delle difese. Un EDR attivo:

  • registra le azioni dell’attaccante;
  • può generare alert in tempo reale;
  • può interrompere la catena di attacco prima della fase finale.

Per questo motivo, la capacità di “accecamento” o disattivazione silente degli EDR è diventata un valore di mercato nei forum underground.

Come vengono aggirati gli EDR (livello concettuale)


I post come quello su NtKiller fanno riferimento a tecniche note a livello teorico, già osservate in campagne APT e ransomware avanzate. Non si tratta di exploit “magici”, ma di abusi profondi dell’architettura del sistema operativo.

Tra le macro-categorie di bypass comunemente discusse nei circuiti underground:

  1. Abuso del livello kernel
    Portare codice malevolo allo stesso livello di privilegio dell’EDR riduce drasticamente la capacità di difesa. A questo livello, i controlli diventano una “lotta tra pari”.
  2. Manipolazione dei driver
    L’uso (o abuso) di driver vulnerabili firmati è una tecnica storicamente osservata per ottenere operazioni privilegiate senza exploit diretti del kernel.
  3. Disattivazione indiretta
    Invece di “uccidere” l’EDR, alcuni malware puntano a:
    • degradarne la visibilità;
    • interferire con la telemetria;
    • bloccare componenti di logging o comunicazione.


  4. Persistenza invisibile
    Rootkit e meccanismi di avvio precoce permettono al malware di caricarsi prima delle soluzioni di sicurezza.
  5. Bypass dei controlli di elevazione
    I riferimenti a UAC bypass indicano tecniche per ottenere privilegi elevati senza allertare l’utente, spesso sfruttando fiducia implicita in componenti di sistema.


Marketing underground e realtà operativa


Va sottolineato che non tutti gli annunci nei forum underground corrispondono a strumenti realmente efficaci. Molti sono:

  • rebranding di tool già noti;
  • proof-of-concept venduti come “weapon-grade”;
  • vere e proprie truffe interne al mondo criminale.

Post come questo confermano che:

  • gli EDR restano centrali nella difesa;
  • il kernel è diventato un campo di battaglia;
  • la sicurezza endpoint deve essere affiancata da monitoraggio comportamentale, hardening del driver model e threat hunting proattivo.

Per i difensori, osservare questi forum non significa “imparare ad attaccare”, ma capire come ragiona l’avversario, quali promesse vengono vendute e quali capacità sono considerate “di valore” nel sottobosco cybercriminale.

L'articolo EDR Nel mirino: i forum underground mettono in vendita NtKiller proviene da Red Hot Cyber.



[2026-01-31] Pillole di primo soccorso - primo appuntamento @ Spazio libertario Sole e Baleno


Pillole di primo soccorso - primo appuntamento

Spazio libertario Sole e Baleno - 27, Sobborgo Valzania, Quartiere Fiorenzuola, Ponte Abbadesse, Cesena, Unione dei comuni Valle del Savio, Forlì-Cesena, Emilia-Romagna, 47521, Italia
(sabato, 31 gennaio 15:00)
Pillole di primo soccorso - primo appuntamento


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[2026-01-10] Discoscarica #10 @ Spazio libertario Sole e Baleno


Discoscarica #10

Spazio libertario Sole e Baleno - 27, Sobborgo Valzania, Quartiere Fiorenzuola, Ponte Abbadesse, Cesena, Unione dei comuni Valle del Savio, Forlì-Cesena, Emilia-Romagna, 47521, Italia
(sabato, 10 gennaio 18:00)
Discoscarica #10


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[2026-01-19] Assemblea di autogestione - 19 Gennaio @ Spazio libertario Sole e Baleno


Assemblea di autogestione - 19 Gennaio

Spazio libertario Sole e Baleno - 27, Sobborgo Valzania, Quartiere Fiorenzuola, Ponte Abbadesse, Cesena, Unione dei comuni Valle del Savio, Forlì-Cesena, Emilia-Romagna, 47521, Italia
(lunedì, 19 gennaio 20:00)
Assemblea di autogestione - 19 Gennaio


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[2026-01-17] To kill a war machine @ Spazio libertario Sole e Baleno


To kill a war machine

Spazio libertario Sole e Baleno - 27, Sobborgo Valzania, Quartiere Fiorenzuola, Ponte Abbadesse, Cesena, Unione dei comuni Valle del Savio, Forlì-Cesena, Emilia-Romagna, 47521, Italia
(sabato, 17 gennaio 17:00)
To kill a war machine


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Building a High-Performance Shifter for Sim Racing


These days, sim racing is more realistic than ever. There are better screens, better headsets, and better steering wheels with better force-feedback, all of which help make you feel like you’re driving the real thing. If you’re looking for a stick shifter to complete such a setup, [DAZ Projects] might have just what you’re looking for.

To create a robust shifter with great feel, the build relies on 3D printed parts as well as lots of quality metal hardware. At the heart of the build is a linear rail for the front-to-back movement, with a printed slider on top with a carefully-profiled indexer to ensure the stick properly ca-chunks into the right gear. A ball joint locates the shift lever itself, while allowing for smooth movement left-to-right. Centering is via simple extension springs. The H-pattern shift is enforced with machined steel rods. Detecting the position of the stick is handled via microswitches, with an Arduino Leonardo reading the switches and reporting itself as a USB device that should work with any modern sim.

It’s funny to think that such a mechanism would once have been a very serious machining job. These days, you can just squirt all this stuff out on a printer in a few hours. For the parts that can’t be extruded, [DAZ Projects] has provided a parts list on Google Docs.

We’ve featured some great racing sim builds over the years, from button pads to pedal boxes.

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Iran: oltre 1500 esecuzioni nel 2025


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Con oltre 1500 esecuzioni nel 2025, la Repubblica Islamica dell’Iran, ha registrato il numero più alto di esecuzioni negli ultimi tre decenni. Il 2025 si chiude con oltre 5000 persone in attesa dell’esecuzione, almeno 44 dei quali condannati a morte per ragioni

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Auguri a tutti noi in direzione ostinata e contraria


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Sarà un anno difficile, attacco alla Costituzione, una Finanziaria che cancella dei diritti acquisiti, venti di guerra, informazione negata, giustizia sotto il controllo del Governo, e per ultimo non ultima la




Un referendum in diretta televisiva


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Bene ha fatto il Consiglio nazionale dell’Ordine dei giornalisti a fare appello all’Autorità per le garanzie nelle comunicazioni perché venga convocato con urgenza il Comitato istituito per vigilare sulla correttezza della trattazione dei processi in tv. L’Agcom



Nuovo naufragio alla Vigilia di Natale: 16 morti


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Un nuovo naufragio alla Vigilia di Natale Secondo quanto riferisce sul proprio account di X l’ong Sea Watch, “116 persone hanno perso la vita nell’ennesimo naufragio del 2025. L’unico sopravvissuto è stato salvato da

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Buone feste! Ecco il mio augurio.


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Il post completo di Christian Bernieri è sul suo blog: garantepiracy.it/blog/augurio/
Ho un personalissimo proposito ed è anche il mio augurio per il nuovo anno: Che tu possa diffidare, sempre, anche se… Prosit.

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boh... se quella è una madre responsabile e matura... poveri bimbi.



Ausili e protesi: Il TAR boccia il decreto tariffe. Ass. Coscioni: “Ora il Ministero intervenga con istruttoria seria”


Il TAR del Lazio ha annullato il Decreto Tariffe del 25 novembre 2024 anche per la parte relativa all’assistenza protesica, accogliendo il ricorso della Federazione Italiana degli Operatori in Tecniche Ortopediche (Fioto). Con la sentenza n. 22313/2025, pubblicata il 10 dicembre, i giudici amministrativi hanno bocciato il provvedimento “per grave difetto di istruttoria”, dando al Ministero della Salute un anno di tempo per riformularlo.

“Questa pronuncia del TAR Lazio, letta unitamente alla sentenza scaturita dalla class action promossa dall’Associazione Luca Coscioni, mette in evidenza una criticità strutturale del sistema dei LEA”, afferma l’avvocato Alessandro Bardini, Consigliere Generale dell’Associazione Luca Coscioni. “Dalle decisioni giudiziarie emerge con chiarezza che il Ministero della Salute ha affrontato la riforma dell’assistenza protesica in modo approssimativo, in assenza di una reale istruttoria sui bisogni delle persone con disabilità e sui costi effettivi delle prestazioni. Il Giudice amministrativo riafferma un principio fondamentale: senza istruttoria adeguata non può esservi legittimità dell’azione amministrativa. La logica del risparmio, quando non è fondata su valutazioni tecniche serie, rischia di compromettere il diritto alla salute degli assistiti”.

Questa sentenza conferma quanto emerso dalla nostra class action vinta prima al TAR e poi confermata dal Consiglio di Stato proprio sul tema ausili”, dichiara Rocco Berardo, coordinatore iniziative sui diritti delle persone con disabilità dell’Associazione Luca Coscioni. “Anche in quel caso il Ministero è stato condannato perché non ha rispettato quanto previsto dalla legge del 2017, in particolare relativamente all’art. 30 bis sugli ausili destinati alle disabilità più gravi e complesse. Il Ministero non ha effettuato le istruttorie previste, anche ascoltando le associazioni, per verificare il funzionamento della legge e il suo eventuale miglioramento lasciando le persone con disabilità abbandonate a sé stesse”.

La prova di quanto non funzioni l’attuale sistema è stata tra l’altro restituita da un’indagine condotta dall’Associazione Luca Coscioni, che ha raccolto centinaia di testimonianze. “Le evidenze raccolte – dichiara Rocco Berardo – confermano che le procedure ad evidenza pubblica stanno penalizzando le persone con disabilità più gravi. Tempi di attesa insostenibili, costi aggiuntivi anche molto elevati a carico delle famiglie e l’impossibilità di ottenere ausili realmente personalizzati stanno svuotando di contenuto il diritto all’assistenza protesica previsto dai LEA. È indispensabile, dunque, come richiesto dall’Associazione Luca Coscioni alla commissione del Ministero, che gli ausili più critici siano inseriti fuori dall’elenco degli ausili da mettere a gara e che siano garantite per gli stessi la personalizzazione e la riparazione”.

L'articolo Ausili e protesi: Il TAR boccia il decreto tariffe. Ass. Coscioni: “Ora il Ministero intervenga con istruttoria seria” proviene da Associazione Luca Coscioni.



Ecco come Ast SpaceMobile sfida Starlink con il lancio del satellite per smartphone BlueBird 6

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L'azienda texana Ast SpaceMobile ha annunciato il lancio di successo con un razzo indiano di BlueBird 6, iI sistema di comunicazione più grande mai dispiegato in orbita



Resoconto Linux Day 2025

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Segnalato dal LUG di Firenze e pubblicato sulla comunità Lemmy @GNU/Linux Italia
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L’anno scorso fummo sorpresi dal successo del giorno di GNU/Linux alla biblioteca di Scandicci, malgrado i modesti mezzi e i tempi ristretti per l’organizzazione. Al contrario quest’anno

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molti pensano di conoscere se stessi e le persone vicine. ed è con un certo stupore che reagiscono quando dico loro che sono convinta che in fin dei conti non si conosce davvero fino in fondo neppure se stessi. ma perché dico questo? lo dico perché la conoscenza di se stessi è limitata a quello che ci sapiamo capaci di fare limitatamente alle esperienze di vita sostenute. proviamo a immaginare una situazione che quasi nessuno di noi ha mai realmente vissuto. per esempio supponiamo di trovarsi su una nave che affonda. chi p davvero capace di rimanere lucido in una situazione di emergenza? spesso nei film disprezziamo i personaggi che ad esempio impazziscono, si lanciano sulle scialuppe, magari pure danneggiandole, non rispettano la coda e non danno priorità magari a donne e bambini. ma senza l'aver vissuto davvero una data esperienza non è possibile sapere di se stessi se si è quelle persone di merda vigliacche che uccidono e stuprano e sragionano, oppure una persona che cede il proprio posto a donne e bambini e accetta in definitivo quello che succederà, con onore e dignità. è l'occasione (o la necessità, o l'assenza di opzioni) che fa l'uomo ladro e spesso le brave persone sono tali solo perché fortunate.


Natale, istruzioni per l’uso (del portafoglio.)


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Natale, istruzioni per l’uso (del portafoglio.)


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Un tempo il #Natale sapeva di mandarini e di freddo. Oggi sa di plastica, di profumo sintetico alla cannella e di offerte “imperdibili”. È passato da evento religioso (che riconosco, ma non frequento per coerenza) a vaccino annuale contro la malinconia, somministrato in dosi di pubblicità e zucchero. Non si aspetta più la nascita di un improbabile “Salvatore”: si aspetta il corriere espresso.

L’unico presepe che conta è quello dove il nuovo dio è lo scontrino fiscale. La festa comincia già a novembre, quando si accendono i LED sponsorizzati e le vetrine diventano vetrate di cattedrali dedicate alle divinità del consumo. L’atmosfera natalizia è una liturgia pubblicitaria senza fine: famiglie perfette, pacchi scintillanti, sorrisi programmati. “Fatevi un regalo”, dicono. Ma per molti, il vero regalo sarebbe un affitto pagato o una bolletta non scaduta.

Nei magazzini e nei centri di smistamento si lavora a tempo di jingle. I veri elfi di Babbo Natale sono precari con la schiena a pezzi e la consegna garantita. Mentre il mondo si commuove davanti agli spot, loro fanno le notti per tenere accesa la giostra del Natale. Il miracolo non è la nascita di un bambino, ma che qualcuno ancora sorrida dopo dodici ore di lavoro.

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Arriva la Vigilia: la prova di sopravvivenza più ipocrita dell’anno. Tavole imbandite, sorrisi forzati, discussioni che nessuno ha voglia di affrontare. A Natale ci si ama per obbligo, si ascolta per forza, si brinda per abitudine. È il grande festival delle relazioni diplomatiche: tutti seduti insieme, uniti solo dalla stanchezza e dal desiderio che finisca in fretta. Fuori, le città traboccano di “esperienze autentiche”: mercatini vintage, regali “etici”, panettoni artigianali da quarantacinque euro.

Tutto mercificato, anche la bontà. Se non compri, non esisti. La gioia è un’unità di misura tracciata in scontrini, la pace si conta in like. “Buone feste” è diventato un riflesso condizionato, un rumore di fondo da cui nessuno si salva. Dietro le luci e i brindisi resta il buio dei margini. I poveri, i precari, gli invisibili assistono al grande spettacolo del benessere da dietro la quinta. Per loro, il Natale è solo un altro turno, un altro giorno da superare. Poi arrivano i servizi televisivi “commoventi”, la lacrima di circostanza, e tutto finisce lì: quel poco di solidarietà si scioglie più in fretta del burro nel panettone.

Il Natale consumistico è una macchina perfetta: produce desideri, li vende, e poi li sostituisce. È la religione del capitale emotivo, dove la preghiera è contactless e la redenzione avviene in tre rate. Ogni gennaio ci chiediamo perché ci sentiamo vuoti. La risposta è semplice: lo siamo, ma almeno abbiamo comprato il vuoto in confezione regalo. Viva il #Natale, dunque: patrono dell’apparenza, santo protettore dell’ipocrisia e martire della sincerità. Non importa più cosa significhi, basta che arrivi il pacco in tempo e che l’etichetta sia quella giusta. Perché in fondo, nel presepe del mondo moderno, l’unico Bambin Gesù rimasto è un prodotto in pronta consegna.

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Corazzate nucleari, armi laser e industria. Tutto sulla Golden Fleet Initiative

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Una flotta rinnovata, capace di schierare le navi più potenti di sempre e di riportare la Marina statunitense ai fasti di un tempo. Questo è il piano dell’amministrazione Usa per rilanciare la propria industria cantieristica e mandare un messaggio alla Cina e



In the age of Spotify and AI slop, tapes remind us what we’re missing when we stop taking risks.#Music #physicalmedia


Why I Quit Streaming And Got Back Into Cassettes


Whenever I tell people I’m getting back into tapes, their faces immediately light up.

There’s a genuine excitement in peoples’ expressions these days when I mention physical media. Lately I’ve been talking about the cheap walkman I bought on a recent trip to Tokyo, and the various little shops where I hunted for music on cassettes. Unlike in Europe and the US, physical media never went out of vogue in Japan, and many people still have a strong preference for shopping in-person. This made Tokyo the ideal place to rediscover my love of portable analog music.

I searched through racks of tapes stacked on top of an old piano in a back-alley store on the edge of Shimokitazawa, a neighborhood known for thrifted fashion and oddball record shops. On recommendation from a friend-of-a-friend, I checked out a specialist shop on a sleepy street in Nakameguro, where cassettes easily outnumbered vinyl records 10-to-1. Almost always, I steered myself toward local artists whose names I didn’t recognize. Sometimes, I bought tapes based on the cover art or description alone. Most second-hand music stores in Tokyo keep everything sealed in plastic, so you either have to bother the shopkeep, or just trust your gut and take a chance.

This kind of music discovery delights people when I describe it to them. Sometimes they start telling me about rediscovering their old CD collection, or wanting to track down an old iPod Classic to experience their music library away from the surveillance and excess of big tech platforms. Maybe it’s just because I live in a particular social bubble in a particular countercultural pocket of New York City. But recently, the conversations I’ve had on this topic have got me feeling like the culture of music is shifting.
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People areleaving Spotify, and those who aren’t seem embarrassed about using it. Major artistspulled their music off the platform this year in protest of the company’sICE recruitment ads and connections tomilitary drones, and posting your Wrapped stats has gone from a ubiquitous year-end pastime to a cultural faux pas. Many folks aresick of streaming in general. They’re sick of giant corporations, algorithmic playlists, and aninternet infested with AI slop. Artists are tired of tech platforms that pay them virtually nothing, owned by degenerate billionaires that see all human creativity as interchangeable aesthetic wallpaper, valued only for its ability to make numbers go up. Everywhere I go,people are exhausted by the never-ending scroll, desperately wanting to reconnect with something real.

My own path to re-embracing physical media unfolded in stages. Last year, I canceled my Apple Music subscription and started exclusively listening to music I bought from artists on Bandcamp. I still have a large mp3 library, and I thought about setting up aself-hosted media server to stream everything to my phone. But ultimately, I got lazy and wound up just listening to albums I downloaded from the Bandcamp app. Then I ran out of storage on my phone, and the amount of music I had available on-the-go shrank even more.

When I came to Tokyo, a friend took me to a store that sold cheap portable cassette players, and I knew it wouldn’t be a huge leap to take my music listening fully offline. The walkman I bought is unbranded and has a transparent plastic shell, allowing you to watch all the little mechanical gears turning inside as the tape spools around the wheels and past the playheads. It was one of the easiest purchasing decisions I’ve made in recent memory: After years of psychic damage from social media and other phone-based distractions, I was ready to once again have a dedicated device that does nothing but play music.

There are lots of advantages to the cassette lifestyle. Unlike vinyl records, tapes are compact and super-portable, and unlike streaming, you never have to worry about a giant company suddenly taking them away from you. They can be easily duplicated, shared, and made into mixtapes using equipment you find in a junk shop. When I was a kid, the first music I ever owned were tapes I recorded from MTV with a Kids’ Fisher Price tape recorder. I had no money, so I would listen to those tapes for hours, relishing every word Kim Gordon exhaled on my bootlegged copy of Sonic Youth’s “Bull in the Heather.” Just like back then, my rediscovery of cassettes has led me to start listening more intentionally and deeply, devoting more and more time to each record without the compulsion to hit “skip.” Most of the cassettes I bought in Tokyo had music I probably never would have found or spent time with otherwise.

Getting reacquainted with tapes made me realize how much has been lost in the streaming era. Over the past two decades, platforms like Spotify co-opted the model of peer-to-peer filesharing pioneered by Napster and BitTorrent into a fully captured ecosystem. But instead of sharing, this ecosystem was designed around screen addiction, surveillance, and instant gratification — with corporate middlemen and big labels reaping all the profits.

Streaming seeks to virtually eliminate what techies like to call “user friction,” turning all creative works into a seamless and unlimited flow of data, pouring out of our devices like water from a digital faucet. Everything becomes “Content,” flattened into aesthetic buckets and laser-targeted by“perfect fit” algorithms to feed our addictive impulses. Thus the act of listening to music is transformed from a practice of discovery and communication to a hyper-personalized mood board of machine-optimized “vibes.”

What we now call “AI Slop” is just a novel and more cynically efficient vessel for this same process. Slop removes human beings as both author and subject, reducing us to raw impulses — a digital lubricant for maximizing viral throughput. Whether we love or hate AI Slop is irrelevant, because human consumers are not its intended beneficiaries. In the minds of CEOs like OpenAI’s Sam Altman, we’re simply components in a machine built to maintain and accelerate information flows, in order to create value for an insatiably wealthy investor class.

On one hand, I empathize with those who still feel like they get something out of streaming. Having access to so much music can feel empowering, especially when so many people feel like they lack the time and resources to develop a music-listening practice. “What streaming service should I use instead of Spotify?” is a question I’ve been seeing constantly over the past few months.

Here’s my contrarian answer: What if there’s no ethical way to have unlimited access to every book, film, and record ever created? And moreover, what if that’s not something we should want?

What if we simply decided to consume less media, allowing us to have a deeper appreciation for the art we choose to spend our time with? What if, instead of having an on-demand consumer mindset that requires us to systematically strip art of all its human context, we developed better relationships with creators and built new structures to support them? What if we developed a politics of refusal — the ability to say enough is enough — and recognized that we aren’t powerless to the whims of rich tech CEOs who force this dystopian garbage down our throats while claiming it’s “inevitable?”


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Tapes and other physical media aren’t a magic miracle cure for late-stage capitalism. But they can help us slow down and remember what makes us human. Tapes make music-listening into an intentional practice that encourages us to spend time connecting with the art, instead of frantically vibe-surfing for something that suits our mood from moment-to-moment. They reject the idea that the point of discovering and listening to music is finding the optimal collection of stimuli to produce good brain chemicals.

More importantly, physical media reminds us that nothing good is possible if we refuse to take risks. You might find the most mediocre indie band imaginable. Or you might discover something that changes you forever. Nothing will happen if you play it safe and outsource all of your experiences to a content machine designed to make rich people richer.





How we tracked ourselves with exposed Flock cameras; a year in review; and our personal recommendations on all sorts of things.#Podcast


Podcast: We Tracked Ourselves with Exposed Flock Cameras


We start this week with Jason’s story about Flock exposing a bunch of AI-powered cameras. These cameras zoom in on people as they walk by, sometimes so closely you can read what’s on their phone screen. After the break, we talk about some of our biggest stories this year. In the subscribers-only section, we give some of our personal recommendations of games, other reporting, or just a more chill life.
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Il Pentagono e le armi cinesi. Cosa dice su Pechino il report annuale dei militari Usa

@Notizie dall'Italia e dal mondo

Il rapporto annuale del Dipartimento della Guerra statunitense sulle evoluzioni militari e di sicurezza della Cina, pubblicato in queste ore, offre molto più di un aggiornamento tecnico sulle capacità dell’Esercito Popolare di Liberazione (Pla).




Barbara Berlusconi: “Io in politica? No. Pensare di entrarci solo per il cognome non ha senso”


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Dal rapporto con papà Silvio alla depressione fino ai cinque figli: Barbara Berlusconi si racconta al Corriere della Sera. La terzogenita dell’ex presidente del Consiglio afferma che ora le “piacerebbe cominciare da chi sono ora”. Per questo ha creato una fondazione che



SIRIA. Aleppo, i miliziani legati alla Turchia sparano sui quartieri curdi


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Le sparatorie avvengono mentre cresce la tensione per il mancato raggiungimento dell'intesa tra curdi e Damasco
L'articolo SIRIA. Aleppo, ihttps://pagineesteri.it/2025/12/24/medioriente/siria-aleppo-i-miliziani-legati-alla-turchia-sparano-sui-quartieri-curdi/



PODCAST. Betlemme, il Natale dietro i muri: attese e occupazione militare


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Nel servizio della giornalista Micol Hassan raccontiamo il Natale a Betlemme in una presunta normalità fortemente segnata dal dolore dei palestinesi per le vittime e le distruzioni di Gaza
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Uno è il Presidente degli Italiani.
L'altro è il Presidente della NATO.
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Dopo il riarmo l’Unione Europea vuole una “Schengen militare”


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La "Schengen militare" approvata dall'Eurocamera prevede la rimozione degli impedimenti fisici e burocratici alla libera circolazione delle truppe e dei mezzi militari sulle ferrovie e le strade di tutta Europa
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