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Voglio dire... hai fatto 30 andandotene da Facebook, non puoi fare 31 scegliendoti un'istanza adatta a quello che vuoi fare?



The mainstream media seems entirely uninterested in explaining Charlie Kirk's work.

The mainstream media seems entirely uninterested in explaining Charlie Kirkx27;s work.#News #CharlieKirk


Charlie Kirk Was Not Practicing Politics the Right Way


Thursday morning, Ezra Klein at the New York Times published a column titled “Charlie Kirk Was Practicing Politics the Right Way.” Klein’s general thesis is that Kirk was willing to talk to anyone, regardless of their beliefs, as evidenced by what he was doing while he was shot, which was debating people on college campuses. Klein is not alone in this take; the overwhelming sentiment from America’s largest media institutions in the immediate aftermath of his death has been to paint Kirk as a mainstream political commentator, someone whose politics liberals and leftists may not agree with but someone who was open to dialogue and who espoused the virtues of free speech.

“You can dislike much of what Kirk believed and the following statement is still true: Kirk was practicing politics in exactly the right way. He was showing up to campuses and talking with anyone who would talk to him,” Klein wrote. “He was one of the era’s most effective practitioners of persuasion. When the left thought its hold on the hearts and minds of college students was nearly absolute, Kirk showed up again and again to break it.”

“I envied what he built. A taste for disagreement is a virtue in a democracy. Liberalism could use more of his moxie and fearlessness,” Klein continued.

Kirk is being posthumously celebrated by much of the mainstream press as a noble sparring partner for center-left politicians and pundits. Meanwhile, the very real, very negative, and sometimes violent impacts of his rhetoric and his political projects are being glossed over or ignored entirely. In the New York Times, Kirk was an “energetic” voice who was “critical of gay and transgender rights,” but few of the national pundits have encouraged people to actually go read what Kirk tweeted or listen to what he said on his podcast to millions and millions of people. “Whatever you think of Kirk (I had many disagreements with him, and he with me), when he died he was doing exactly what we ask people to do on campus: Show up. Debate. Talk. Engage peacefully, even when emotions run high,” David French wrote in the Times. “In fact, that’s how he made his name, in debate after debate on campus after campus.”

This does not mean Kirk deserved to die or that political violence is ever justified. What happened to Kirk is horrifying, and we fear deeply for whatever will happen next. But it is undeniable that Kirk was not just a part of the extremely tense, very dangerous national dialogue, he was an accelerationist force whose work to dehumanize LGBTQ+ people and threaten the free speech of professors, teachers, and school board members around the country has directly put the livelihoods and physical safety of many people in danger. We do no one any favors by ignoring this, even in the immediate aftermath of an assassination like this.

Kirk claimed that his Turning Point USA sent “80+ buses full of patriots” to the January 6 insurrection. Turning Point USA has also run a “Professor Watchlist,” “School Board Watchlist,” and “Campus Reform” for nearly a decade.

“America’s radical education system has taken a devastating toll on our children,” Kirk said in an intro video posted on these projects’ websites. “From sexualized material in textbooks to teaching CRT and implementing the 1619 Project doctrine, the radical leftist agenda will not stop … The School Board Watch List exposes school districts that host drag queen story hour, teach courses on transgenderism, and implement unsafe gender neutral bathroom policies. The Professor Watch List uncovers the most radical left-wing professors from universities that are known to suppress conservative voices and advance the progressive agenda.”

These websites have been directly tied to harassment and threats against professors and school board members all over the country. Professor Watchlist lists hundreds of professors around the country, many of them Black or trans, and their perceived radical agendas, which include things like supporting gun control, “socialism,” “Antifa,” “abortion,” and acknowledging that trans people exist and racism exists. Trans professors are misgendered on the website, and numerous people who have been listed on it have publicly spoken about receiving death threats and being harassed after being listed on the site.

One professor on the watchlist who 404 Media is granting anonymity for his safety said once he was added to the list, he started receiving anonymous letters in his campus mailbox. “‘You're everything wrong with colleges,’ ‘watch your step, we're watching you’ kind of stuff,” he said, “One anonymous DM on Twitter had a picture of my house and driveway, which was chilling.” His president and provost also received emails attempting to discredit him with “all the allegedly communist and subversive stuff I was up to,” he said. “It was all certainly concerning, but compared to colleagues who are people of color and/or women, I feel like the volume was smaller for me. But it was certainly not a great feeling to experience that stuff. That watchlist fucked up careers and ruined lives.”

The American Association of University Professors said in an open letter in 2017 that Professor Watchlist “lists names of professors with their institutional affiliations and photographs, thereby making it easy for would-be stalkers and cyberbullies to target them. Individual faculty members who have been included on such lists or singled out elsewhere have been subject to threats of physical violence, including sexual assault, through hundreds of e-mails, calls, and social media postings. Such threatening messages are likely to stifle the free expression of the targeted faculty member; further, the publicity that such cases attract can cause others to self-censor so as to avoid being subjected to similar treatment.” Campus free speech rights group FIRE found that censorship and punishment of professors skyrocketed between 2020 and 2023, in part because of efforts from Professor Watchlist.

Many more professors who Turning Point USA added to their watchlist have spoken out in the past about how being targeted upended their lives, brought years of harassment down on them and their colleagues, and resulted in death threats against them and their loved ones.

At Arizona State University, a professor on the watchlist was assaulted by two people from Turning Point USA in 2023.

“Earlier this year, I wrote to Turning Point USA to request that it remove ASU professors from its Professor Watchlist. I did not receive a response,” university president Michael Crow wrote in a statement. “Instead, the incident we’ve all now witnessed on the video shows Turning Point’s refusal to stop dangerous practices that result in both physical and mental harm to ASU faculty members, which they then apparently exploit for fundraising, social media clicks and financial gain.” Crow said the Professor Watchlist resulted in “antisemitic, anti-LGBTQ+ and misogynistic attacks on ASU faculty with whom Turning Point USA and its followers disagree,” and called the organization’s tactics “anti-democratic, anti-free speech and completely contrary” to the spirit of scholarship.

Kirk’s death is a horrifying moment in our current American nightmare. Kirk’s actions and rhetoric do not justify what happened to him because they cannot be justified. But Kirk was not merely someone who showed up to college campuses and listened. It should not be controversial to plainly state some of the impact of his work.




Dragon is the Latest, and Final, Craft to Reboost ISS


The International Space Station has been in orbit around the Earth, at least in some form, since November of 1998 — but not without help. In the vacuum of space, an object in orbit can generally be counted on to remain zipping around more or less forever, but the Station is low enough to experience a bit of atmospheric drag. It isn’t much, but it saps enough velocity from the Station that without regular “reboosts” to speed it back up , the orbiting complex would eventually come crashing down.

Naturally, the United States and Russia were aware of this when they set out to assemble the Station. That’s why early core modules such as Zarya and Zvezda came equipped with thrusters that could be used to not only rotate the complex about all axes, but accelerate it to counteract the impact of drag. Eventually the thrusters on Zarya were disabled, and its propellant tanks were plumbed into Zvezda’s fuel system to provide additional capacity.
An early image of ISS, Zarya module in center and Zvezda at far right.
Visiting spacecraft attached to the Russian side of the ISS can transfer propellant into these combined tanks, and they’ve been topped off regularly over the years. In fact, the NASA paper A Review of In-Space Propellant Transfer Capabilities and Challenges for Missions Involving Propellant Resupply, notes this as one of the most significant examples of practical propellant transfer between orbital vehicles, with more than 40,000 kgs of propellants pumped into the ISS as of 2019.

But while the thrusters on Zvezda are still available for use, it turns out there’s an easier way to accelerate the Station; visiting spacecraft can literally push the orbital complex with their own maneuvering thrusters. Of course this is somewhat easier said than done, and not all vehicles have been able to accomplish the feat, but over the decades several craft have taken on the burden of lifting the ISS into a higher orbit.

Earlier this month, a specially modified SpaceX Cargo Dragon became the newest addition to the list of spacecraft that can perform a reboost. The craft will boost the Station several times over the rest of the year, which will provide valuable data for when it comes time to reverse the process and de-orbit the ISS in the future.

Reboosting the Russian Way


By far the easiest way for a visiting spacecraft to reboost the ISS is to dock with the rear of the Zvezda module. This not only places the docked spacecraft at what would be considered the “rear” of the Station given its normal flight orientation, but puts the craft as close as possible to the Station’s own thrusters. This makes it relatively easy to compute the necessary parameters for the thruster burn.
Progress 72 in 2019
Historically, reboosts from this position have been performed by the Russian Progress spacecraft. Introduced in 1978, Progress is essentially an uncrewed version of the Soyuz spacecraft, and like most of Russia’s space hardware, has received various upgrades and changes over the decades. Progress vehicles are designed specifically for serving long-duration space stations, and were used to bring food, water, propellants, and cargo to the Salyut and Mir stations long before the ISS was even on the drawing board.

Reboosts could also be performed by the Automated Transfer Vehicle (ATV). Built by the European Space Agency (ESA), the ATV was essentially the European counterpart to Progress, and flew similar resupply missions. The ATV had considerably greater cargo capacity, with the ability to bring approximately 7,500 kg of materials to the ISS compared to 2,400 kg for Progress.

Only five ATVs were flown, from 2008 to 2014. There were several proposals to build more ATVs, including modified versions that could potentially even carry crew. None of these versions ever materialized, although it should be noted that the design of the Orion spacecraft’s Service Module is based on the ATV.

American Muscle


Reboosting the ISS from the American side of the Station is possible, but involves a bit more work. For one thing, the entire Station needs to flip over, as the complex’s normal orientation would have the American docking ports facing fowards. Of course, there’s really no such thing as up or down in space, so this maneuver doesn’t impact the astronauts’ work. There are however various experiments and devices aboard the Station that are designed to point down towards Earth, so this reorientation can still be disruptive.

Depending on the spacecraft, simply flipping the Station over might not be sufficient. In the case of the Space Shuttle, which of the American vehicles performed the most reboost maneuvers by far, the entire complex had to be rotated into just the right position so that the thrusters on the spaceplane would be properly aligned with the Stations’ center of mass.

As described in the “AUTO REBOOST” section of the STS-129 Orbit Operations Checklist, the Shuttle’s computer would actually be given control of the maneuvering systems of the ISS so the entire linked structure can be rotated into the correct position. A diagram in the Checklist even shows the approximate angle the vehicle’s should be at for the Shuttle’s maneuvering thrusters to line up properly.

With the retirement of the Space Shuttle in 2011, maintaining the Station’s orbit became the sole domain of the Russians until 2018, when the Cygnus became the first commercial spacecraft to perform a reboost. The cargo spacecraft had a swiveling engine which helped get the direction of thrust aligned, but the Station did still need to rotate to get into the proper position.

After performing a second reboost in 2022, the Cygnus spacecraft was retired. It’s replacement, the upgraded Cygnus XL — is currently scheduled to launch its first mission to the ISS no earlier than September 14th.

Preparing for the Final Push


That brings us to the present day, and the Cargo Dragon. SpaceX had never designed the spacecraft to perform a reboost, and indeed, it would at first seem uniquely unsuited for the task as its “Draco” maneuvering thrusters are actually located on the front and sides of the capsule. When docked, the primary thrusters used for raising and lowering the Dragon’s own orbit are essentially pressed up against the structure of the ISS, and obviously can’t be activated.
Crew Dragon approaching the ISS, note four Draco thrusters around docking port.
To make reboosting with the Dragon possible, SpaceX added additional propellant tanks and a pair of rear-firing Draco thrusters within the spacecraft’s un-pressurized “trunk” module. This hollow structure is usually empty, but occasionally will hold large or bulky cargo that can’t fit inside the spacecraft itself. It’s also occasionally been used to deliver components destined to be mounted to the outside of the ISS, such as the for the outside of the ISS, such as the International Docking Adapter (IDA) and the roll-out solar panels.
Additional propellant tanks mounted in the trunk of the Cargo Dragon.
While the ability to have the Dragon raise the orbit of the International Space Station obviously has value to NASA, the implications of this experiment go a bit farther.

SpaceX has already been awarded the contract to develop and operate the “Deorbit Vehicle” which will ultimately be used to slow down the ISS and put it on a targeted reentry trajectory sometime after 2030. Now that the company has demonstrated the ability to add additional thrusters and propellant to a standard Dragon spacecraft via a module installed in the trunk, it’s likely that the Deorbit Vehicle will take a similar form.

So while the development of this new capability is exciting from an operational standpoint, especially given deteriorating relations with Russia, it’s also a reminder that the orbiting laboratory is entering its final days.


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4-bit Single Board Computer Based on the Intel 4004 Microprocessor


Scott holding the demo board which has a 7-segment display and keyboard attached

[Scott Baker] is at it again and this time he has built a 4-bit single board computer based on the Intel 4004 microprocessor.

In the board design [Scott] covers the CPU (both the Intel 4004 and 4040 are supported), and its support chips: the 4201A clock-generator, its crystal, and the 4289 Standard Memory Interface. The 4289 irons out the 4-bit interface for use with 8-bit ROMs. Included is a ATF22V10 PLD for miscellaneous logic, a 74HCT138 for chip-select, and a bunch of inverters for TTL compatibility (the 4004 itself uses 15 V logic with +5 V Vss and -10 V Vdd).

[Scott] goes on to discuss the power supply, ROM and page mapper, the serial interface, the RC2014 bus interface, RAM, and the multimodule interface. Then comes the implementation, a very tidy custom PCB populated with a bunch of integrated circuits, some passive components, a handful of LEDs, and a few I/O ports. [Scott] credits Jim Loo’s Intel 4004 SBC project as the genesis of his own build.

If you’re interested in seeing this board put to work check out the video embedded below. If you’d like to know more about the 4004 be sure to check out Supersize Your Intel 4004 By Over 10 Times, The 4004 Upgrade You’ve Been Waiting For, and Calculating Pi On The 4004 CPU, Intel’s First Microprocessor.

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Arriva SpamGPT! il nuovo kit di phishing che combina AI, Spam e Genialità diabolica


Un nuovo strumento chiamato SpamGPT è apparso sui forum underground ed è rapidamente diventato oggetto di discussione nel campo della sicurezza informatica. Il software malevolo combina le capacità dell’intelligenza artificiale generativa con un sistema completo per l’invio di email di massa e si propone come una soluzione pronta all’uso per condurre campagne di phishing.

I suoi sviluppatori chiamano apertamente il prodotto “spam-as-a-service“, sottolineando che combina tutte le funzioni di una piattaforma di marketing professionale, ma viene utilizzato per attività illegali.

L’interfaccia di SpamGPT riproduce fedelmente i servizi di email marketing legali: sono disponibili moduli per la gestione delle campagne, le impostazioni SMTP e IMAP, i controlli di recapito e le analisi. Il pannello di controllo scuro è accompagnato da un assistente KaliGPT integrato che genera il testo delle email, seleziona gli argomenti e fornisce persino consigli su come aumentare il coinvolgimento delle vittime. Il controllo automatico della consegna dei messaggi è implementato tramite il monitoraggio in tempo reale della casella di posta, che consente agli operatori di verificare immediatamente se una lettera è arrivata nella posta in arrivo o è stata filtrata.

I creatori affermano che la piattaforma è ottimizzata per bypassare i filtri di Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo e Microsoft 365 e utilizza anche servizi cloud come AWS e SendGrid per mascherare il traffico dannoso come legittimo. L’attenzione non è rivolta solo alla scalabilità, ma anche alla consegna garantita: lo strumento non si limita a inviare email, ma si assicura che arrivino nelle cartelle principali dei destinatari.

Il kit include un “Corso di Mastery sull’Hacking SMTP” che spiega come ottenere e generare server per la distribuzione. Agli utenti viene mostrato come prendere il controllo di host di posta elettronica scarsamente protetti o mal configurati, nonché come creare un numero illimitato di account SMTP. Il pannello di controllo supporta l’importazione in blocco di server, la verifica della loro funzionalità e il bilanciamento del carico su decine di fonti, rendendo gli attacchi sostenibili e su larga scala.

Una parte importante del kit sono gli strumenti per la sostituzione dei mittenti e la creazione di intestazioni personalizzate. Ciò consente agli aggressori di imitare domini e marchi attendibili, aggirando i meccanismi di protezione di base. Le campagne stesse vengono create tramite un sistema che ricorda un CRM: gli aggressori possono impostare modelli, pianificare gli invii, cambiare server e monitorare statistiche dettagliate su aperture e clic.

In sostanza, SpamGPT ha trasformato un processo complesso in un kit di costruzione che anche i criminali informatici meno esperti possono realizzare. Tutto ciò che prima richiedeva un team di programmatori ora viene svolto tramite un’interfaccia intuitiva da un singolo operatore che paga circa 5.000 dollari. Questo riduce drasticamente la barriera d’ingresso e rende gli attacchi di phishing di massa ancora più accessibili.

Gli esperti avvertono che per contrastare tali soluzioni, le aziende devono rafforzare la protezione dei domini di posta. È necessario configurare DMARC, SPF e DKIM , nonché implementare moderni sistemi anti-phishing basati sul machine learning, in grado di identificare segnali di testo generativo e modelli di mailing atipici.

Solo una combinazione di tecnologie, scambio di informazioni e monitoraggio collettivo ci permetterà di anticipare gli aggressori che utilizzano l’intelligenza artificiale per automatizzare gli attacchi.

L'articolo Arriva SpamGPT! il nuovo kit di phishing che combina AI, Spam e Genialità diabolica proviene da il blog della sicurezza informatica.



Sudan: Save the Children, oltre tre bambini su quattro fuori dalla scuola. “Conflitto mette a rischio un’intera generazione”


Domani, 12 settembre, si aprirà il Convegno pastorale della diocesi di Nola dedicato quest’anno al tema “Missionari per portare Cristo nelle vene dell’umanità del nostro territorio”. A guidare i partecipanti nella riflessione sarà mons.



I veleni di Roma


Liberi dai veleni di Roma ha ispirato questo pezzo straordinario che accompagnerà la nostra lotta contro l'inceneritore.
SantaPalomba sarà il faro contro la tenebra inceneritorista.
SantaPalomba sono donne e uomini liberi dai veleni di Roma.
SantaPalomba non si piega!

Canale YouTube di Simone Bellia: youtube.com/@simobellia88

#simonebellia




Linkedin has been joking about “vibe coding cleanup specialists,” but it’s actually a growing profession.#News


The Software Engineers Paid to Fix Vibe Coded Messes


Freelance developers and entire companies are making a business out of fixing shoddy vibe coded software.

I first noticed this trend in the form of a meme that was circulating on LinkedIn, sharing a screenshot of several profiles who advertised themselves as “vibe coding cleanup specialists.” I couldn’t confirm if the accounts in that screenshot were genuinely making an income by fixing vibe coded software, but the meme gained traction because of the inherent irony in the existence of such a job existing.

The alleged benefit of vibe coding, which refers to the practice of building software with AI-coding tools without much attention to the underlying code, is that it allows anyone to build a piece of software very quickly and easily. As we’ve previously reported, in reality, vibe coded projects could result in security issues or a recipe app that generates recipes for “Cyanide Ice Cream.” If the resulting software is so poor you need to hire a human specialist software engineer to come in and rewrite the vibe coded software, it defeats the entire purpose.

LinkedIn memes aside, people are in fact making money fixing vibe coded messes.

“I've been offering vibe coding fixer services for about two years now, starting in late 2023. Currently, I work with around 15-20 clients regularly, with additional one-off projects throughout the year,” Hamid Siddiqi, who offers to “review, fix your vibe code” on Fiverr, told me in an email. “I started fixing vibe-coded projects because I noticed a growing number of developers and small teams struggling to refine AI-generated code that was functional but lacked the polish or ‘vibe’ needed to align with their vision. I saw an opportunity to bridge that gap, combining my coding expertise with an eye for aesthetic and user experience.”

Siddiqi said common issues he fixes in vibe coded projects include inconsistent UI/UX design in AI-generated frontends, poorly optimized code that impacts performance, misaligned branding elements, and features that function but feel clunky or unintuitive. He said he also often refines color schemes, animations, and layouts to better match the creator’s intended aesthetic.

Siddiqi is one of dozens of people on Fiverr who is now offering services specifically catering to people with shoddy vibe coded projects. Established software development companies like Ulam Labs, now say “we clean up after vibe coding. Literally.”

“Built something fast? Now it’s time to make it solid,” Ulam Labs says on its site. “We know how it goes.
You had to move quickly, get that MVP [minimally viable product] out, and validate the idea. But now the tech debt is holding you back: no tests, shaky architecture, CI/CD [Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery/Deployment] is a dream, and every change feels like defusing a bomb. That’s where we come in.”

Swatantra Sohni, who started VibeCodeFixers.com, a site for people with vibe coded projects who need help from experienced developers to fix or finish their projects, says that almost 300 experienced developers have posted their profiles to the site. He said so far VibeCodeFixers.com has only connected between 30-40 vibe code projects with fixers, but that he hasn’t done anything to promote the service and at the moment is focused on adding as many software developers to the platform as possible.

Sohni said that he’s been vibe coding himself since before Andrej Karpathy coined the term in February. He bought a bunch of vibe coding related domains, and realized a service like VibeCodeFixers.com was necessary based on how often he had to seek help from experts on his own vibe coding projects. In March, the site got a lot of attention on X and has been slowly adding people to the platform since.

Sohni also wrote a “Vibecoding Community Research Report” based on interviews with non-technical people who are vibe coding their projects that he shared with me. The report identified a lot of the same issues as Siddiqi, mainly that existing features tend to break when new ones are added.

“Most of these vibe coders, either they are product managers or they are sales guys, or they are small business owners, and they think that they can build something,” Sohni told me. “So for them it’s more for prototyping. Vibe coding is, at the moment, kind of like infancy. It's very handy to convey the prototype they want, but I don't think they are really intended to make it like a production grade app.”

Another big issue Sohni identified is “credit burn,” meaning the money vibe coders waste on AI usage fees in the final 10-20 percent stage of developing the app, when adding new features breaks existing features. In theory, it might be cheaper and more efficient for vibe coders to start over at that point, but Sohni said people get attached to their first project.

“What happens is that the first time they build the app, it's like they think that they can build the app with one prompt, and then the app breaks, and they burn the credit. I think they are very emotionally connected to the app, because this act of vibe coding involves you, your creativity.”

In theory it might be cheaper and more efficient for vibe coders to start over if the LLM starts hallucinating and creating problems, but Sohni that’s when people come to VibeCodeFixers.com. They want someone to fix the bugs in their app, not create a new one.

Sohni told me he thinks vibe coding is not going anywhere, but neither are human developers.

“I feel like the role [of human developers] would be slightly limited, but we will still need humans to keep this AI on the leash,” he said.


#News


L' economia dell'attenzione


Viviamo in un’epoca in cui l’oro non luccica, il petrolio non si estrae e i diamanti non brillano: oggi la risorsa più preziosa è la nostra attenzione. Eh già, il bene più scarso del ventunesimo secolo non è una materia prima, ma la capacità di rimanere concentrati su qualcosa senza essere interrotti da notifiche, banner lampeggianti o l’ennesimo video di gattini su TikTok. Il concetto nasce da un’osservazione semplice: l’informazione è infinita, ma l’attenzione umana è limitata. Le piattaforme digitali, i media e le aziende competono tra loro per catturare e trattenere quei preziosi secondi in cui guardiamo uno schermo, leggiamo un titolo o ascoltiamo un contenuto. È come se la nostra mente fosse un’arena di gladiatori: da una parte Netflix, dall’altra Instagram, poi YouTube, Spotify e il notiziario online. Tutti combattono per strapparci anche solo cinque minuti del nostro tempo. Non è un mistero che i giganti del web non vendano soltanto prodotti o servizi: vendono il nostro tempo di attenzione a chi paga per raggiungerci, cioè gli inserzionisti. Più tempo passiamo incollati a una piattaforma, più pubblicità vediamo, più dati regaliamo. Il meccanismo è semplice e spietato. Non a caso i feed dei social non finiscono mai (hai mai provato a raggiungere “la fine di Facebook”? Buona fortuna). È progettato così: scorrere è più facile che fermarsi. Le piattaforme hanno studiato bene la psicologia. Ogni like, notifica o messaggio privato funziona come una piccola scarica di dopamina. Un mini premio che ci spinge a tornare ancora e poi ancora. In pratica, siamo diventati giocatori compulsivi di una slot machine digitale, solo che invece di monetine, buttiamo dentro minuti (e spesso ore) della nostra giornata. Non per forza. L’ironia è che in questo “mercato” noi siamo allo stesso tempo merce e consumatori.
Da un lato veniamo corteggiati, monitorati e spinti a guardare “ancora un episodio”. Dall’altro, possiamo diventare consapevoli di questi meccanismi e imparare a usare gli strumenti digitali a nostro favore. Un esempio? Decidere di spegnere le notifiche, stabilire dei tempi senza schermo o persino pagare servizi premium per liberarci dalla pubblicità. Non è una rivoluzione, ma è un modo per dire: ok, i miei occhi e il mio tempo hanno un valore, e lo gestisco io. La domanda, in fondo, è semplice: a chi vogliamo dare la nostra attenzione? Perché ogni minuto passato su un contenuto è un minuto tolto ad altro: leggere un libro, parlare con un amico, cucinare, o – perché no – non fare assolutamente niente. Che, in un mondo così saturo di stimoli, è quasi un atto di ribellione.


Matteo Mainardi ospite al FLAG Festival: “Conversazioni sul fine vita”


📍 Roma, Piazza Vittorio – Notti di Cinema
🗓 Domenica 14 settembre 2025
🕖 Ore 19:00
📣 All’interno della 6ª edizione del FLAG Festival – C’entriamo tuttə

In occasione della sesta edizione del FLAG Festival, appuntamento con Matteo Mainardi, coordinatore delle iniziative sul fine vita e Consigliere Generale di Associazione Luca Coscioni.

L’incontro, dal titolo “Conversazioni sul fine vita”, sarà un momento di confronto sui diritti civili, sull’autodeterminazione e sull’urgenza di una legge che garantisca dignità anche nell’ultimo tratto della vita.

Introduce Renato Scatteralla.

🌈 L’evento si svolge nell’ambito di Notti di Cinema a Piazza Vittorio, nel cuore del quartiere Esquilino di Roma, e rientra nel programma del FLAG – Festival delle libertà e dell’autodeterminazione di genere.

📌 Ingresso libero

L'articolo Matteo Mainardi ospite al FLAG Festival: “Conversazioni sul fine vita” proviene da Associazione Luca Coscioni.



Filomena Gallo interviene da remoto al convegno “Il consenso informato ed il ruolo del medico”


📍 Spazio Incontri Fondazione CRC, Via Roma 15 – Cuneo
🗓 Venerdì 26 settembre 2025
🕒 Ore 14:30 – Registrazione | Ore 14:50 – Inizio lavori

Nell’ambito della Settimana della Medicina Interna, la Camera Penale “Vittorio Chiusano” – Sezione di Cuneo promuove un incontro di grande rilevanza giuridica, etica e sanitaria dal titolo:

“Il consenso informato ed il ruolo del medico. Tra vizi della capacità e diritto all’autodeterminazione”

Tra i relatori anche Filomena Gallo, Avvocata e Segretaria Nazionale dell’Associazione Luca Coscioni, che interverrà da remoto con un approfondimento sul diritto all’autodeterminazione nel percorso di cura.

L’evento offrirà uno sguardo multidisciplinare sul tema, con il contributo di esperti di antropologia, diritto amministrativo, medicina legale, psichiatria e giurisprudenza.
Un’occasione preziosa per affrontare le complessità del consenso informato, dai risvolti teorici fino alla pratica quotidiana.

🎓 La partecipazione è gratuita e dà diritto a 4 crediti formativi per Avvocati.
📌 Posti limitati in presenza (max 80), iscrizione tramite Riconosco
🌐 Possibilità di seguire anche online, iscrizione su: www.staffpep.com – sezione Prossimi Eventi

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Gigabyte b550 Aorus Elite V2 - nuovo mai usato - scheda madre - Questo è un post automatico da FediMercatino.it

Prezzo: 120 + spedizione €

Scheda madre Gigabyte b550, nuova e mai usata, confezione intatta e scheda ancora sigillata. Include ogni accessorio in condizioni intatte.

Prezzo 120€ + spedizione.

Pagamento tramite paypal o postepay, spedizione in tre giorni tramite corriere tracciato, disponibile anche al ritiro a mano.
Posso scambiare anche con materiale per retrocomputing, home computers e retroconsolle.

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