DOMENICA D’AZZARDO

allo SPIGOLO - SUL CROCICCHIO TRA VIA BRACCIO DA MONTONE E VIA FANFULLA DA LODI
(domenica, 4 gennaio 15:30)

4 GENNAIO 2026 dalle 15,30

DOMENICA D’AZZARDO

Porta il gioco che vuoi giocare

Tavolo speciale YAHZEE!

Tisane, tè, dolcetti per scaldare la fortuna!

Allo Spigolo sul crocicchio tra Via Braccio da Montone e Via Fanfulla da Lodi al Pigneto

A sostegno della Biblioteca L’Idea

La biblioteca è aperta tutti i martedì e venerdì dalle ore 17 in Via Braccio da Montone 71a

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Gran Tombolata SanLorenzina

ESC Atelier Autogestito - Via dei Volsci, 159
(lunedì, 5 gennaio 18:00)

Aspettando l'Epifania che tutte le feste porta via, ritorna la Gran Tombolata Sanlorenzina.

Una serata di condivisione, giochi e allegria a sostegno dell'Atletico San Lorenzo.

𝗹𝘂𝗻𝗲𝗱𝗶 𝟱 𝗴𝗲𝗻𝗻𝗮𝗶𝗼 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟲

Esc Atelier Autogestito

Via dei Volsci 153

dalle ore 18:00

frizzi, lazzi e cotillons

mandarini e frutta secca

porta un panettone o un dolce da casa

𝗚𝗥𝗔𝗡 𝗧𝗢𝗠𝗕𝗢𝗟𝗔𝗧𝗔 𝗦𝗔𝗡𝗟𝗢𝗥𝗘𝗡𝗭𝗜𝗡𝗔

"perchè il gioco è una cosa seria"

con tanti ricchi premi messi in palio dagli spazi e le attività commerciali del quartiere e tanti regali e gadgets atletici

musiche&musichette a cura di

Mirko Mirkione Diggei by ROTAS Roma Trash All Stars

"l'unica schedina vincente è quella popolare"

𝗩𝗜𝗩𝗜 𝗜𝗟 𝗧𝗨𝗢 𝗤𝗨𝗔𝗥𝗧𝗜𝗘𝗥𝗘

𝗦𝗢𝗦𝗧𝗜𝗘𝗡𝗜 𝗟𝗢 𝗦𝗣𝗢𝗥𝗧 𝗣𝗢𝗣𝗢𝗟𝗔𝗥𝗘

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BALLROOM WORKSHOP

CSOAT Auro e Marco - Viale dei Caduti nella Guerra di Liberazione, 270
(martedì, 6 gennaio 18:00)

📣A TUTTƏ LƏ BEFANƏ📣

MARTEDI 6 GENNAIO

ORE 18,00

Workshop teorico e pratico sulla cultura Ballroom, a cura di Madre Matriarca Magdalena, del Capitolo Quintana Roo, Messico della House of Magdalena.

Portare la cultura ballroom nella periferia è un atto di resistenza, di attivismo e di ribellione.

Non come uno spostamento estetico, ma come un ritorno.

Mantenere viva la cultura ballroom significa sostenere la sua radice insurgente, la sua dimensione anticapitalista e anticoloniale,

dove i corpi non egemonici non chiedono spazio:

lo prendono, lo attraversano, lo performano.

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Presidio antifascista all'alberane

Alberone - Via Appia Nuova 357
(mercoledì, 7 gennaio 17:00)

Martedì 7 gennaio 2025, presso il Comitato di Quartiere dell’Alberone, compagni e compagne del quadrante Sud-Est di Roma – come ogni anno dal 1979 – chiamano all’appello le realtà politiche e sociali cittadine per un presidio militante volto a contrastare provocazioni fasciste e sbirresche che provano a infestare la nostra zona.

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Questa è Roma Fest 2026

CSOA INTIFADA - Via di Casal Bruciato 15, Roma
(venerdì, 9 gennaio 20:00)

Anche quest'anno arrivano i consueti due giorni di punk rock e HC del QUESTA È ROMA!

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Before DOOM would run on any computing system ever produced, and indeed before it even ran on its first computer, the game that would run on any computer of the pre-DOOM era was Zork. This was a text-based adventure game first published in the late 70s that could run on a number of platforms thanks to a virtual machine that interpreted the game code. This let the programmers write a new VM for each platform rather than porting the game every time. [smbakeryt] wanted to see how far he could push this design and got the classic game running on one of the oldest computers ever produced.

The computer in question is the ubiquitous Intel 4004 processor, the first commercially available general-purpose microprocessor produced. This was a four-bit machine and predates the release of Zork by about eight years. As discussed earlier, though, the only thing needed to get Zork to run on any machine is the Z-machine for that platform, so [smbakeryt] got to work. He’s working on a Heathkit H9 terminal, and the main limitation here is the amount of RAM needed to run the game. He was able to extended the address bus to increase the available memory in hardware, but getting the Z-machine running in software took some effort as well. There’s a number of layers of software abstraction here that’s a bit surprising for 70s-era computing but which make it an extremely interesting challenge and project.

As far as [smbakeryt]’s goal of finding the “least amount of computer” that would play Zork, we’d have a hard time thinking of anything predating the 4004 that would have any reasonable user experience, but we’d always encourage others to challenge this thought and [smbakeryt]’s milestone. Similarly, DOOM has a history of running on machines far below the original recommended minimum system requirements, and one of our favorites was getting it to run on the NES.

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hackaday.com/2026/01/03/zork-r…

Video 9 di 11
N. 9 I primi 1000 giorni di vita

La pediatra Francesca Mazzoli, oltre 30 anni di professione al San Camillo di Roma, membro di ISDE Italia, in 11 video spiega il problema per la salute derivante dall'incenerimento dei rifiuti.

#termovalorizzatore #energiapulita #copenhill #copenhagen #raccoltadifferenziata #ambiente #energia #climatechange #clima #denmark #energia #termovalorizzatori #ecologia

Video 8 di 11
N. 8 Popolazioni a rischio maggiore

La pediatra Francesca Mazzoli, oltre 30 anni di professione al San Camillo di Roma, membro di ISDE Italia, in 11 video spiega il problema per la salute derivante dall'incenerimento dei rifiuti.

#termovalorizzatore #energiapulita #copenhill #copenhagen #raccoltadifferenziata #ambiente #energia #climatechange #clima #denmark #energia #termovalorizzatori #ecologia

Despite faster CPUs, RAM and storage, today’s Windows experience doesn’t feel noticeably different from back in the 2000s when XP and later Windows 7 ruled the roost. To quantify this feeling, [TrigrZolt] decided to run a series of benchmarks on a range of Windows versions.

Covering Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8.1, 10 and 11, the Pro version of each with the latest service packs and updates was installed on the same laptop: a Lenovo ThinkPad X220. It features an Intel i5 2520M CPU, 8 GB of RAM, built-in Intel HD Graphics 3000 and a 256 GB HDD.

For start-up, Windows 8.1 won the race, probably due to having the Fast Boot feature, while Windows 11 came in dead last as it showed the desktop, but struggled to show the task bar. Windows XP’s install size was the smallest and also had the lowest RAM usage with nothing loaded at 800 MB versus 3.3 GB for Windows 11 in last place.

Using the Chrome-based Supermium browser, memory management was tested, with XP performing as poorly as Windows 11, while Windows 7 and 8.1 took home the gold at over two-hundred tabs open before hitting the total RAM usage limit of 5 GB. That XP performed so poorly was however due to an issue with virtual memory and not hitting the RAM limit, which means that Windows 11 is the real dunce here.

This is a pattern that keeps repeating: Windows 11 was last in the battery test, took longer to render a video project in OpenShot, took its sweet time opening the File Explorer window, and opening built-in applications like MS Paint left enough time to fetch a fresh cup of coffee. Not to mention Windows 11 taking the longest to open websites and scoring worst of all in single-threaded CPU-Z.

Much seems to be due to the new code in Windows 11, as Microsoft has opted to start doing major rewrites since Windows 7, hitting a crescendo with Windows 11. Although there’s the unhelpful fact that Windows 11 by default encrypts the storage with the very slow software-based BitLocker, its massive RAM usage and general sluggishness are such a big deal that even Microsoft has acknowledged this and added workarounds for the slow File Explorer in Windows 11 by preloading components into RAM.

All of this appears to be part of the same trend in software development, where more resources are pointlessly used due to developing for the hardware, and performance increasingly takes a backseat to abstractions and indirections that effectively add bloat and latency.

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For various reasons, crypto mining has fallen to the wayside in recent years. Partially because it was never useful other than as a speculative investment and partially because other speculative investments have been more popular lately, there are all kinds of old mining hardware available at bargain prices. One of those is the Asrock AMD BC250, which is essentially a cut down Playstation 5 but which has almost everything built into it that a gaming PC would need to run Steam, and [ETA PRIME] shows us how to get this system set up.

The first steps are to provide the computer with power, an SSD, and a fan for cooling. It’s meant to be in a server rack so this part at least is pretty straightforward. After getting it powered up there are a few changes to make in the BIOS, mostly related to memory management. [ETA PRIME] is uzing Bazzite as an operating system which helps to get games up and running easily. It plays modern games and even AAA titles at respectable resolutions and framerates almost out-of-the-box, which perhaps shouldn’t be surprising since this APU has a six-core Zen 2 processor with a fairly powerful RDNA2 graphics card, all on one board.

It’s worth noting that this build is a few weeks old now, and the video has gotten popular enough that the BC250 cards that [ETA PRIME] was able to find for $100 are reported to be much more expensive now. Still, though, even at double or triple the price this might still be an attractive price point for a self-contained, fun, small computer that lets you game relatively easily and resembles the Steam Machine in concept. There are plenty of other builds based on old mining hardware as well, so don’t limit yourself to this one popular piece of hardware. This old mining rig, for example, made an excellent media server.

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Over the decades we have seen many DIY clocks and wrist watches presented, but few are as likely to get you either drawing in the crowds, or quietly snickered at behind your back, as a binary watch of some description does. A wrist watch like [qewer]’s qron0b project which also uses BCD encoding to display the current time is among our more rare project types here, with us having to go all the way back to 2018 for a similar project as well as a BCD desk clock.

As is typical, a single CR2032 coin cell powers the entire PCB, with an ATtiny24A or compatible as the MCU, a DS1302 RTC and the requisite 4×4 LED matrix to display the hours and minutes. Technically three LEDs are unneeded here, but it looks nicely symmetrical this way, and the extra LEDs can be used for other tasks as the firmware is expanded from the current setting and reading of the time.

The AVR C firmware can be found in the above linked GitHub repository, along with the KiCad PCB project and FreeCAD design files for the watch body. The body accepts a 22 mm GT2/GT3-style watch strap to complete the assembly. With a single CR2032 you’re assured of at least a few months of runtime.

hackaday.com/2026/01/02/qron0b…

Epifania Sbermuz

Libera Collina di Castello - Piazza Santa Maria in Passione
(lunedì, 5 gennaio 20:30)

Il 5 gennaio torniamo alla Libera Collina di Castello di Genova con:

😵 @jagwari___ international space station/garageband music da levante
🤪 @linguini_band noise irrequieto (MI)
☠️ @monteverde.noise rumore, noise (GE)
💥 @spirytus96_ neosoul funky musica (GE)

🎫 Ingresso e bar: OFFERTA LIBERA!!! Inizio musica 20:30

👊🏼 Preserviamo gli spazi sociali occupati autogestiti, contro la gentrificazione e la turistificazione di massa!

Collettivo Sbermuz

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In my country, we have a saying: the sun is a deadly lazer. Well, it’s not so much a folk saying as a meme, and not so much in one country as “the internet”. In any case, [LiamTronix] was feeling those cancer rays this harvest season when running his electric tractor, and realized that– since he’s already charging it with ground-mounted solar panels anyway–if he’s going to build a roof for his ride, he might as well make charge the batteries.

Another bonus is safety: the old Massey-Ferguson at the heart of the electric tractor build didn’t come with any rollover protection from the factory back in the 1960s. Since having however many tons of tractor roll onto you was bad enough before it got a big hefty battery pack, we heartily approve of including a roll cage in this build. Speaking of battery packs, he’s taking this chance to upgrade to a larger LiFePo pack from the LiIon pack he installed when we first featured this conversion in 2024.

Atop the new roll cage, and above the new battery, [Liam] installed four second-hand 225 W solar panels. Since that’s under 1kW even if the panels have not degraded, the tractor isn’t going to be getting much charge as it runs. In the northern winter, [Liam] is only able to pull 80 W from the set. That’s not getting much work done, but who wants a tractor without a cab or heater when it’s below freezing? In the summer it’s a much better story, and [Liam] estimates that the roof-mounted panels should provide all of the energy needed to run the tractor for the couple hours a day he expects to use it.

If you’re wondering how practical all this is, yes, it can farm — we covered [Liam] putting the project through its paces in early 2025.

hackaday.com/2026/01/02/adding…

Libano e Palestina

Csa Next-Emerson - Via di Bellagio 15
(lunedì, 19 gennaio 20:00)

Libano e Palestina

Storia dei campi profughi palestinesi e del paese che gli ospita

Con un partecipante del viaggio in Libano nel 2025 del "Comitato per non dimenticare Sabra e Shatila" che farà un resoconto con parole, foto e video

Ore 20.30 Cena

Ore 21.30 incontro

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normativ+limonov // marmellataestrema

arci no space zone - via vergnano 65-67 brescia
(venerdì, 6 febbraio 22:00)

venerdì 2 gennaio saranno due band a farci compagnia nel mese più freddo: i @limonov.band da milano e i @normativ.band da mantova per una serata tutta punk punk punk.

anche questa volta ci sarà il karaoke(y) estremo a farci compagnia, per cui segnati durante la serata e canta a spaccagola!

l'ingresso è sempre free con tessera arci.

extrememusicforkindpeople

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FESTA AL PARCO AL PILASTRO!

Parco Mitilini Stefanini Moneta - Parco Mitilini Stefanini Moneta
(martedì, 6 gennaio 13:00)

🧦 MARTEDI 6 GENNAIO - PRANZO SOCIALE DELLA BEFANA AL RIONE PILASTRO🧦

Ci troviamo martedì 6 gennaio alle 13 per un pranzo sociale al Parco Mitilini Stefanini Moneta per dire no al MUBA e sì a un'infanzia nel verde e in comunità!

🍝Pranzo bellavita! Condividi e se puoi porta qualcosa! 🍝

🧶Banchetti e distro benvenute! 📚

NO ALLA CEMENTIFICAZIONE E ALLA SPECULAZIONE SFRENATA!

🟢 Il MUBA prevede la pavimentazione di oltre 1.300 metri quadri di verde, alberi tagliati e nuove strutture costruite, contraddicendo lo stesso bando che prevedeva “consumo di suolo nullo”. La sua realizzazione distruggerà un parco storico, frequentato e vissuto da chi abita nel rione e dove da sempre bambinx giocano e stanno all'aria aperta.
Ma questo non è un caso isolato.
🟢Negli ultimi anni abbiamo visto tentativi simili di trasformare aree verdi in palazzi con il pretesto della riqualificazione: il progetto al Parco Don Bosco, bloccato grazie alla resistenza del Comitato Besta, o il più recente esempio di vittoria al parco San Leonardo, passando poi per le questioni ancora aperte al Parco della Zucca e al Bertalia - Lazzaretto, alla caserma Sani. Non solo il verde, l'amministrazione vorrebbe attaccare anche i pochi spazi sociali rimasti al Pilastro, come dimostra la lettera di sgombero arrivata dal Comune alle abitanti e attivistx del Lazzaretto Autogestito.

È evidente il modello di città che l’amministrazione comunale ha in mente: grandi progetti da milioni di euro, poca trasparenza, scarsa considerazione per chi la abita, cementificazione sfrenata. Il tutto in un territorio colpito da eventi climatici estremi e in cui solo lo scorso anno più di 700 persone sono morte a causa dell'inquinamento.

🌱Non accettiamo questa crescente tendenza alla cementificazione: il parco è nostro, non un’occasione di speculazione urbana. 🌱

La storia recente di Bologna dimostra che la resistenza è possibile.
È il momento di mobilitarsi ancora, in difesa degli alberi, della comunità e del futuro del rione.

MuBASTA!

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