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Il DragTivism Tour Italia fa tappa a Venezia. Vi aspettiamo il 24 gennaio, dalle ore 15:30, al Combo, in Campo dei Gesuiti Cannaregio, 4878. La drag culture è uno strumento di lotta politica, una risposta al clima di odio e alla propaganda che cerca di silenziare le voci della comunità, una resistenza artistica e
never ever trust the United States
“You can't trust anything that the United States says. The Russians have figured this out themselves. The Iranians know it and the North Koreans know it and the Chinese know it...”
—American political scientist John Mearsheimer
https://x.com/Partisan_12/status/2008067884799737882
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golpe tradizionale
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un video low-low-res del 2012, con editing 2026
differx.noblogs.org/2026/01/05…
-> youtube.com/shorts/43paQtdc1ag
- YouTube
Profitez des vidéos et de la musique que vous aimez, mettez en ligne des contenus originaux, et partagez-les avec vos amis, vos proches et le monde entier.www.youtube.com
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due pagine di Silvia Molesini
così sono le ombre, 1-2 / silvia molesini. 2025
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così sono le ombre, 1-2 / silvia molesini. 2025
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note251119 / miron tee. 2025
note251119 / miron tee. 2025
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REGIONE LAZIO: ULTIMA CHIAMATA PER FERMARE GUALTIERI.
Con il SIT-IN che abbiamo indetto per le 10.30 di giovedì 8 gennaio intendiamo sollecitare il Presidente della Regione Lazio a intervenire affinché, a Giubileo, conclusosi seguano le procedure ordinarie nel pieno rispetto delle leggi.
Abbiamo promosso due petizioni raccogliendo 25 mila sottoscrizioni. La prima era indirizzata anche alla Regione e, in particolare, al suo Presidente Francesco Rocca che, alla vigilia del voto regionale del 2023 esprimeva forti dubbi circa il mega impianto brucia rifiuti voluto da Gualtieri.
Ci troviamo a uno snodo fondamentale dell’iter autorizzatorio e quindi siamo davvero davanti all’ultima chiamata per un eventuale intervento della Regione e oggi, lo striscione che esponemmo a luglio del 2024 “Gualtieri non è onnipotente Regione reagisci” assume, se possibile, ancora più forza. Per quanto al fotofinish la reazione della Regione sarebbe un passo decisivo verso il ripristino del principio che vuole la legge uguale per tutti, Gualtieri compreso, aggiungiamo noi.
#termovalorizzatore #energiapulita #copenhill #copenhagen #raccoltadifferenziata #ambiente #energia #climatechange #clima #denmark #energia #termovalorizzatori #ecologia
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Un manager al servizio esclusivamente del Paese e della sua industria. Castellaneta ricorda Guarguaglini
@Notizie dall'Italia e dal mondo
Pier Francesco Guarguaglini è stato un manager di rara qualità, capace di guidare Finmeccanica – oggi Leonardo – in una fase decisiva della sua crescita, portandola a confrontarsi ai massimi livelli della difesa italiana e internazionale, dal rafforzamento industriale agli
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Print Pixel Art to a Floppy Disk
Here at Hackaday we love floppy disks. While they are by no means a practical or useful means of storing data in the age of solid state storage, there is something special about the little floppy disc of magnetic film inside that iconic plastic case. That’s why we were so excited to see the tool [dbalsom] developed for printing pixel art in a floppy’s track timing diagrams!
Floppy timing diagrams are usually used to analyze the quality of an individual disk. It represents flux transitions within the a single floppy tack as a 2D graph. But it’s also perfectly possible to “paint” images on a floppy this way. Granted, you can’t see these images without printing out a timing diagram, but if your painting images onto a floppy, that’s probably the point.
This is where pbm2track tool comes in handy! It takes bitmap images and encodes them onto floppy emulators, or actual floppies. The results are quite excellent, with near-perfect recreation in floppy graphical views. The results on real floppies are also recognizable as the original image. The concept is similar to a previous tool [dbalsom] created, PNG2disk
If you too love the nearly forgotten physical likeness of the save button, make sure to check out this modern Linux on a floppy hack next!
Thanks [gloriouscow] for the tip!
OpenAi debutterà nel mercato dei device con una penna intelligente?
Per vedere altri post come questo, segui la comunità @Informatica (Italy e non Italy 😁)
Nel corso del 2026 OpenAi dovrebbe debuttare nel settore dei device con un nuovo modello linguistico focalizzato soprattutto startmag.it/innovazione/openai…
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Maduro ed Emfa, perché l’Europa è così debole. Focus di Articolo 21 con Marina Castellaneta
@Giornalismo e disordine informativo
articolo21.org/2026/01/maduro-…
L’operazione militare, definita di polizia, portata a termine dagli Stati Uniti in Venezuela con la
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Da Gaza alla Cisgiordania, Israele estende operazioni militari e arresti
@Notizie dall'Italia e dal mondo
I militari di Tel Aviv avanzano oltre la linea gialla nel nord della Striscia, mentre bombardano il sud. Ondata di arresti e raid nella Cisgiordania occupata. Ucciso un uomo beduino nel Negev
L'articolo Da Gaza alla Cisgiordania, Israele estende operazioni militari
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Monstre Italia, Report e i neo fascisti
@Giornalismo e disordine informativo
articolo21.org/2026/01/monstre…
le connessioni tra neo fascisti, mafiosi, piduisti, apparati atlantisti, politici e stragi del ’92-’94
L'articolo Monstre Italia, Report e i neo fascisti proviene da Articolo21.
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Primo passo positivo del 2026
@Politica interna, europea e internazionale
L'articolo Primo passo positivo del 2026 proviene da Fondazione Luigi Einaudi.
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L’Europa si prepara nel 2026 a una serie di iniziative per sviluppare le infrastrutture digitali
Per vedere altri post sull' #IntelligenzaArtificiale, segui la comunità @Intelligenza Artificiale
La Commissione europea prevede di varare nel 2026 una serie di leggi sulle infrastrutture digitali che mirano a un unico obiettivo: ridurre
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'L'inceneritore di Roma una scelta sbagliata' è stato presentato alla Camera: "Non va fatto"
Roma, un libro per dire 'no all'inceneritore'. Gli autori: "Così colmiamo il buco di informazioni"
Nel video vengono intervistati: Giuseppe Girardi (Coordinatore del Comitato tecnico scientifico dell'Unione) - Enrico Del Vescovo (Segretario Nazionale dell'Associazione "Italia Nostra Castelli Romani")- Alessandro Lepidini (Portavoce dell'Unione dei Comitati) - Alessandra Zeppieri (Consigliera regionale) - Francesca Mazzoli (Pediatra membro di ISDE Italia)
Roma, maggio 2024 - E' stato presentato presso alla Camera dei deputati il libro dal titolo: 'L'inceneritore di Roma una scelta sbagliata'. "Lo abbiamo scritto per coprire un buco di informazione", ha rimarcato Giuseppe Girardi. "C'è una parte del mondo scientifico e tecnico che è contraria all'incenerimento dei rifiuti e a questa non si dà voce", ha detto Enrico Del Vescovo. Alla conferenza hanno partecipato i cittadini, il mondo della sanità e alcuni consiglieri Regionali. "Chiediamo alla commissione Ecomafie di indagare sulla questione sulla rimozione del vincolo di tutela integrale di Città metropolitana", ha detto Lepidini. Un fatto che coinvolge, oltre al Comune di Roma, anche la Regione Lazio che, stando alle parole della consigliera di Polo Progressista, Alessandra Zeppieri, "può far valere il piano di rifiuti del 2020 voluto da Zingaretti". La salute è al centro della lotta: "i filtri dei nuovi inceneritori non fermano le sostanze tossiche che provocano la morte di 90mila italiani all'anno".
Video di Davide Di Carlo/alanews
#Ambiente #Ecologia #NoInceneritore #RifiutiZero #TutelaDelTerritorio #SalutePubblica #RomaPulita #Sostenibilità #CrisiAmbientale #Termovalorizzatore
[2026-01-19] Margherita Andrenacci - LIve x Blue Monday 2026 @legarage! @ le garage
Margherita Andrenacci - LIve x Blue Monday 2026 @legarage!
le garage - vicolo dalla Piccola 8- Trento
(Monday, 19 January 18:30)
Margherita Andrenacci scrive e produce musica sperimentale in movimento, traducendo i nodi in gola in sintetizzatori che si esprimono senza teoria.
18:30 open
19:30 live
21:00 bye
Ingresso con tessera le garage!
[2026-01-11] Pranzo di Quartiere @ Largo Perestrello
Pranzo di Quartiere
Largo Perestrello - Largo Bartolomeo Perestrello, 00176 Roma RM, Italia
(domenica, 11 gennaio 12:30)
PRANZO DI QUARTIERE
DOMENICA 11 GENNAIO
Appuntamento alle ore 12:30 a Largo Perestrello
Vieni e porta qualcosa da bere o da mangiare
Incontriamoci per conoscerci, costruire relazioni solidali e organizzare insieme i prossimi pranzi a Torpignattara
[2026-01-11] Galileo - domenica sera DJ SET @ Biella - Galileo
Galileo - domenica sera DJ SET
Biella - Galileo - Via Galileo Galilei, 1, 13900 Biella BI
(domenica, 11 gennaio 21:30)
it's karaoke time!
Trump: “Abbiamo il controllo del Venezuela. Cuba sta per cadere”. Xi: così si mina l’ordine mondiale
Rodriguez al presidente Usa: «Lavoriamo insieme per la pace e il dialogo»La Stampa
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Vi racconto Guarguaglini, l’Ingegnere geniale che ha reso leader Finmeccanica. Scrive Malusà
@Notizie dall'Italia e dal mondo
Con la scomparsa dell’ing. Pier Francesco Guarguaglini si chiude un’epoca che ha visto un’azienda pubblica italiana affrontare un percorso di crescita e sviluppo che la portò ai primi posti fra i grandi gruppi mondiali nel settore dell’aerospazio e difesa. Risultati importanti che hanno
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L'INCENERITORE DI ROMA - UNA SCELTA SBAGLIATA
TERZA EDIZIONE
L’inceneritore è indispensabile? È davvero l’unica soluzione alla grave crisi dei rifiuti di Roma?
Pensiamo di no! È una proposta illusoria e antistorica, che viola gli indirizzi dell’Europa e rinuncia al percorso virtuoso dell’economia circolare. L’unica strada perseguibile è il riciclo della materia e non la sua distruzione: bruciare tutto non è la risposta al problema!
Questo volume serve a fare chiarezza sul delicato argomento, grazie anche agli esperti del Comitato tecnico-scientifico di Santa Palomba, che hanno contribuito alla sua realizzazione.
Un libro, dunque, di informazione “libera” e oggettiva, e anche strumento di lotta politica per la transizione ecologica e la giustizia ambientale e sociale.
📖 Per chi volesse approfondire, il volume è disponibile qui:
amazon.it/dp/B0D9FC915R
#termovalorizzatore #energiapulita #copenhill #copenhagen #raccoltadifferenziata #ambiente #energia #climatechange #clima #denmark #energia #termovalorizzatori #ecologia
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Bicycle Tows 15,000 Pounds
An old joke in physics is that of the “spherical cow”, poking fun at some of the assumptions physicists make when tackling a new problem. Making the problem simple like this can help make its fundamentals easier to understand, but when applying these assumptions to real-world problems these assumptions are quickly challenged. Which is what happened when [Seth] from Berm Peak attempted to tow a huge trailer with a bicycle — while in theory the bike just needs a big enough gear ratio he quickly found other problems with this setup that had to be solved.
[Seth] decided on a tandem bike for this build. Not only does the second rider add power, but the longer wheelbase makes it less likely that the tongue weight of the trailer will lift the front wheel off the ground. It was modified with a Class 3 trailer hitch, as well as a battery to activate the electric trailer brakes in case of an emergency. But after hooking the trailer up the first time the problems started cropping up. At such a high gear ratio the bike is very slow and hard to keep on a straight line. Some large, custom training wheels were added between the riders to keep it stable, but even then the huge weight still caused problems with the chain and even damaged the bike’s freehub at one point.
Eventually, though, [Berm Peak] was able to flat tow a Ford F-150 Lightning pulling a trailer a few yards up a hill, at least demonstrating this proof of concept. It might be the absolute most a bicycle can tow without help from an electric motor, although real-world applications for something like this are likely a bit limited. He’s been doing some other bicycle-based projects with more utility lately, including a few where he brings abandoned rental e-bikes back to life by removing proprietary components.
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Modifying a QingPing Air Quality Monitor for Local MQTT Access
The QingPing Air Quality Monitor 2 is an Android-based device that not only features a touch screen with the current air quality statistics of the room, but also includes an MQTT interface that normally is used in combination with the QingPing mobile app and the Xiaomi IoT ecosystem. Changing it to report to a local MQTT server instead for integration with e.g. Home Assistant can be done in an official way that still requires creating a cloud account, or you can just do it yourself via an ADB shell and some file modifications as [ea] has done.
By default these devices do not enumerate when you connect a computer to their USB-C port, but that’s easily resolved by enabling Android’s developer mode. This involves seven taps on the Device Name line in the About section of settings. After this you can enter Developer Options to toggle on Debug Mode and Adbd Debugging, which creates the option to connect to the device via USB with ADB and open up a shell with adb shell.
From there you can shoot off the QingSnow2 app and the watchdog.sh that’s running in the background, disable IPv6 and edit /etc/host to redirect all the standard cloud server calls to a local server. Apparently there is even SSH access at this point, with root access and password rockchip. The MQTT configuration is found under /data/etc/ in settings.ini, which is used by the QingPing app, so editing redirects all that.
Of course, the device also queries a remote server for weather data for your location, so if you modify this you have to provide a proxy, which [ea] did with a simple MQTT server that’s found along with other files on the GitHub project page.
Unfortunately, the popular MedMastodon server, dedicated to doctors and medicine, unexpectedly shut down at the end of 2025.
Great update: MedMastodon is back online and its users should be able to access their data.
The speed with which it happened prevented users from accessing their data, highlighting the risks of decentralized social media without backups. Its administrator ceased operations, causing confusion and data loss for many healthcare professionals who had signed up as an alternative to Twitter.
This event serves as a reminder: Wherever you are on Mastodon, back up your data!
WARNING: To help Med-mastodon users who have returned to the Fediverse, the Poliverso staff has created the Friendica group @MedMastodon
If you follow this group, you can:
1. Follow it and mention it in your messages, and it will reshare all your public posts addressed to it (this only applies to an initial message, not a reply to another message).
2. Follow it only to read all the messages from fellow doctors who send messages through it.
Okay #MedMastodon folks - The instance is now back up and running I'm pleased to share. Things might take a moment to catch-up and I have sent out an announcement so hopefully anyone that had accounts that doesn't see this will get the e-mail ping letting them know everything is currently back online.I will post a bit more about the plan in the near future but the long story short is nothing is planned to change that folks will see, the main goal for me is to get the site up and running, catch up on the activities that look to be outstanding and get a plan together for migrating everything onto new infrastructure.
Also a huge shoutout to @mastohost who have been excellent at keeping the server "Paused" effectively without deleting data even when there was no confirmed migration path and a real big thanks to Nick for being willing to transfer the server and keep the community running!
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Venezuela: l’ennesima guerra di “assestamento”?
@Giornalismo e disordine informativo
articolo21.org/2026/01/venezue…
I lettori che, negli anni appena trascorsi, hanno seguito le osservazioni più acute riguardo le dinamiche internazionali non saranno stupiti dell’attacco americano al Venezuela, scatenato dall’impellente necessità di arraffare risorse.
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Il buio digitale di Caracas: cyber operazioni e resistenza anonima nella crisi venezuelana
@Informatica (Italy e non Italy 😁)
Mentre i titoli dei giornali di tutto il mondo raccontano del blitz militare statunitense in Venezuela e della cattura del presidente Nicolás Maduro, un’altra battaglia, più silenziosa ma non meno significativa, si sta combattendo nel
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Hunter-gatherers cremated a small woman in Malawi 9,500 years ago, revealing a glimpse of their capabilities and practices.#TheAbstract
Scientists Discover One of the World’s Oldest Cremations
Welcome back to the Abstract, and Happy New Year! Here are the studies this week that stoked the flames, cooled off, then went feral and rogue.First, the ashy remains of a cremation pyre reveal a rare glimpse of an ancient ritual. Then: Uranus is chilling, ham on the lam, and a Saturn without a Sun.
As always, for more of my work, check out my book First Contact: The Story of Our Obsession with Aliensor subscribe to my personal newsletter the BeX Files.
An ancient cremation comes to light
Some 9,500 years ago, a community of hunter-gatherers assembled to cremate a small woman in a ceremonial pyre at a rock shelter near Mount Hora in Malawi.
Millennia passed. Many things happened. And now, at the dawn of the year 2026, scientists report the unearthing of the ashy remains of this ritual at a site, called HOR-1, which is "the oldest known cremation in Africa” and “one of the oldest in the world,” according to their study.
“Archaeological evidence for cremation amongst African hunter-gatherers is extremely rare, with no reported cases south of the Sahara,” said researchers led by Jessica I. Cerezo-Román of the University of Oklahoma. “Open pyre cremations such as that at HOR-1 demand substantial social and labor-intensive investment on behalf of the deceased. Thus, cremation is rarely practiced amongst small-scale hunter-gatherer societies.”
Indeed, before reading this study, I did not fully appreciate the work that goes into cremating a corpse from scratch. For a body to be properly reduced to ash in this prehistoric era, a community had to collect tinder, build the pyre, ignite it, and then keep the flames stoked at high temperatures for around seven to nine hours by continually adding more fuel.
The process would have been long and arduous, suggesting that it held a significant meaning to these prehistoric attendees. This ancient rock shelter was clearly used for mortuary practices over millennia, which “reflect a deep-rooted tradition of repeatedly using and revisiting the site, intricately linked to memory-making,” the researchers said.
The oldest known pyre, located in Alaska, dates back 11,500 years and contains the created remains of a 3-year-old child. But HOR-1 is the oldest example of adult cremated remains found in a pyre. We will likely never know the identity of this woman, or why her death inspired such a carefully coordinated ritual. But it seems safe to assume that the cremation was a significant event for the community that expended so much forethought and labor to perform it.
“While this cremation is highly unusual in the African archaeological record, it contributes to growing evidence of complex social worldviews among tropical African hunter-gatherers,” they added. “These practices emphasize complex mortuary and ritual activities with origins predating the advent of food production.”
In other news…
The inexplicable Uranian chillout
Uranus is so cool. I mean this in the flattering vernacular sense—Uranus is genuinely nifty—but it’s also literally true. Not only is this ice giant the coldest planet in the solar system, its upper atmosphere (the thermosphere) has been getting steadily cooler for the past 40 years—and nobody really knows why.
Scientists now think they have ruled out a hypothesis that linked this long-term thermospheric cooling to a weakening of the solar wind, which is a stream of energetic radiation and particles emitted by the Sun. A new analysis suggests that this weakening effect has reversed over the past 15 years, hinting that it is not the cause of the cooldown.
“We determine that the solar wind kinetic power at Uranus has increased by ∼28% since the start of solar cycle 24 (at the end of 2008),” said researchers led by Jamie M. Jasinski at NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
“If the solar wind is a driver of Uranus' thermospheric temperature, then one would have expected a gradual increase in the temperature since then. However, the temperature has continued to consistently decline over the same time period. Therefore…we argue that the solar wind kinetic power is unlikely to be the primary driver of thermospheric temperature at Uranus.”
As for the real cause, the truth is still out there. May this mystery inspire a new generation of Uranian scientists.
When pigs sail…
Now, for the incredible adventures of ancient seafaring pigs. Today, many domestic and feral pig lineages are scattered across the Pacific islands of Wallacea, Melanesia, Micronesia, and Polynesia; their ancestors were schlepped over the oceans by early mariners in several migratory waves.
To learn more about how these boats brought home the bacon, scientists sequenced 117 modern, historical, and ancient pig genomes spanning nearly 3,000 years. The results revealed that pigs from Indonesia to Hawaii are mostly descended from a group of domestic pigs that voyaged with Austronesian-speaking groups from Southeast China and Taiwan about 4,000 years ago.
“Transporting these animals between islands resulted in a distinctive evolutionary history characterized by serial founder effects, gene flow from divergent lineages, and likely selection for specific traits that facilitated the establishment of feral populations,” said researchers led by David W.G. Stanton of Queen Mary University of London and Cardiff University.
In other words, some of the most significant Pacific voyages also doubled as piggyback rides.
A glimpse of a sunless Saturn
I don’t mean to cause alarm, but there’s a rogue Saturn on the loose in the galaxy.
Astronomers spotted this world drifting through interstellar space, untethered to any star, with a trippy technique known as microlensing. When a distant planet passes in front of a star from our perspective on Earth, its gravitational field warps the background starlight, creating a distinctive light signature that exposes its presence (for more on microlensing, here’s a short feature I wrote).
Concept art of a freefloating planet. Image: J. Skowron, K. Ulaczyk / OGLE
Now, a team has captured a microlensing event with telescopes located on both the ground and in space, a combination that allowed them to calculate the foreground planet’s mass (Saturn-ish) and its distance from Earth, which is about 10,000 light years. Based on its mass and its very quick pace through space, this gas giant was probably born around a star, but was flung out of its home system by gravitational interactions between neighboring stars or planets.“We conclude that violent dynamical processes shape the demographics of planetary-mass objects, both those that remain bound to their host stars and those that are expelled to become free floating,” said researchers led by Subo Dong of Peking University.
It’s a reminder that as bad as things seem sometimes here on Earth, at least our planet hasn’t been violently ejected from the solar system to drift endlessly in the dark. Small wins!
Thanks for reading! See you next week.
First Contact
A narrative and visual exploration of humanity’s age-old search for and fixation with extraterrestrials.First Contact explores the ancient idea—and epic ...Hachette Book Group
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[2026-01-07] Apertura Porfido @ Centro di Documentazione Porfido
Apertura Porfido
Centro di Documentazione Porfido - Via Tarino 12/c, Torino
(mercoledì, 7 gennaio 16:00)
Disponibile l'ultimo libro Edizioni Tabor
edizionitabor.it/io-affilo-la-…
Il Centro di Documentazione Porfido è aperto Martedì, Mercoledì e Sabato dalle 16:00 alle 19:30.
[2026-01-07] CENA BELLAVITA @ Mezcal Squat, Parco della Certosa, Collegno
CENA BELLAVITA
Mezcal Squat, Parco della Certosa, Collegno - Mezcal Squat, Parco della Certosa, Collegno
(mercoledì, 7 gennaio 18:00)
CUCINA APERTA DALLE 18.00.
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Il Mezcal Squat è uno spazio autogestito e le attività svolte al suo interno si basano sulla condivisione. Non vi è circolo di denaro. Porta quello che vorresti trovare. Utilizza la cucina e prepara quello che vuoi da mangiare.
SOLO COMPLICI E SOLIDALI, NESSUN CLIENTE!
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COME RAGGIUNGERE IL MEZCAL SQUAT
BUS : 33 - CP1 - 76 - 44
TRENO : FERMATA COLLEGNO
METRO : FERMI
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NO MACHI, NO FASCI, NO SBIRRI
Parco della Certosa Irreale - Collegno (TO)
[2026-01-10] Apertura Porfido @ Centro di Documentazione Porfido
Apertura Porfido
Centro di Documentazione Porfido - Via Tarino 12/c, Torino
(sabato, 10 gennaio 16:00)
Il Centro di Documentazione Porfido è aperto Martedì, Mercoledì e Sabato dalle 16:00 alle 19:30.
Porfido – per la critica della società capitalista – ha una biblioteca con oltre 6000 titoli, catalogati e suddivisi per argomenti, riviste, poster, dvd in prestito. Abbiamo anche una distro di libri in vendita, passate !
Occhio alle nuove uscite Edizioni Porfido, visita il sito porfidotorino.it/
[2026-01-16] Presidio a L'Aquila @ Tribunale de L'Aquila
Presidio a L'Aquila
Tribunale de L'Aquila - Via xx settembre
(venerdì, 16 gennaio 09:30)
[2026-01-17] Assemblea nazionale verso il corteo del 31 Gennaio @ Palazzo Nuovo
Assemblea nazionale verso il corteo del 31 Gennaio
Palazzo Nuovo - Via Sant'Ottavio 20 a Torino
(sabato, 17 gennaio 15:00)
Askatasuna chiama: governo nemico del popolo, il popolo resiste. Assemblea nazionale il 17 gennaio alle h 15 a Palazzo Nuovo (Torino) verso il corteo nazionale del 31 gennaio. "Sgomberare Askatasuna ha significato fare una prova di forza, una sorta di castigo esemplare per chi ha respirato aria fresca nei blocchi delle stazioni e dei porti, per chi ha fatto sciopero e ha visto che ha funzionato, per chi ha pensato insieme siamo più forti. Ha significato colpire una città, Torino, che di resistenza è simbolo ma anche di pesante crisi, industriale ed economica. Insieme, indipendentemente da sigle, strutture o organizzazioni, uniti nell’urgenza di agire collettivamente per invertire il senso di marcia. Ci auguriamo che questa assemblea possa costituire uno dei tanti spazi in cui organizzare l’opposizione al governo Meloni: contro la crisi sociale, contro la guerra e contro il genocidio in Palestina." Link https://www.instagram.com/p/DTFvQaVDNxn/?igsh=MXMwY2N0azVzbHFoMQ==
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It reads like an instance by the name of MedMastodon went down with little to no notice.
Although this announcement seems to have been made on a Friendica instance that also isn't cooperating (edit: hashtags) - certainly not to anyone without a login on that specific instance, which I imagine will affect roughly 100.00000% of all people reading this (and high ironically - in the Alanis Morissette sense - roughly also 100.00000% of the people that do not read this:-).
To anyone on Lemmy and wondering, there are additional hashtags that render on PieFed but not Lemmy, though it doesn't help here since this is the only place that hashtag has ever been used (that PieFed here shows).
Oh, and the instance actually does return an error page saying "This instance is under maintenance.", ~~so it's remotely possible that this Friendica message is based on misinformation, and that the instance being "down" may be only temporary? (I have no idea)~~
Some additional info I could scrounge:
Article about Med-Mastodon, basically saying to use both the X and then treat that Mastodon as a way to hedge your bets against Twitter enshittifying.
Hrm, it looks like their GoFundMe may have just run out, having started on Nov. 15, 2022 and lasting for 3 years? (I have no idea if there were any follow-up ones)
~~And at this point I've already put far more work into this than OP, it would seem, trying to guess what they meant, so I'll stop here.🙄~~ (edit: this was due to a PieFed rendering bug)
Med-Mastodon Gains Users Amid Uncertainties at Twitter
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in reply to OpenStars • • •For some reason Piefed is removing the title of the post, which links to a Reddit thread as a source. That thread clarifies: "I emailed the address given on the page and was told the instance service was cancelled by the instance owner and it's unknown whether there was a plan to migrate or just shut down completely".
Looking at the under maintenance page myself, the email seems to be the server host's, so this isn't the instance owner being unsure about their future plans yet, it means the hosting relationship is cancelled and the host doesn't know about things beyond that.
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in reply to Pamasich • • •Thank you for the correction and additional information.
@rimu@piefed.social a bug report: Piefed is removing the title of the post, which profoundly affects its understandability.
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in reply to OpenStars • • •It's not released yet, this fix will come out with v1.5.
I'm probably going to switch to making smaller releases from now on (one big monster every 4-6 weeks contains too many changes for people to really absorb and understand) so 1.5 might be sooner than you expect.
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in reply to OpenStars • •@OpenStars Great update: MedMastodon is back online and its users should be able to access their data.
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in reply to tomiant • • •This is the fediverse, where many different software intersect. You should expect the possibility of incompatibilities with users from instances other than your own. When a post looks like something is missing, always open it on its origin instance before complaining. It's likely your own instance is at fault for the issue, not the author.
In this case it looks like Piefed deleted the post's title.
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in reply to Jeena • • •They did.
There's almost hundreds of dead social media that inaccessible, some even have zero backups.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_…
Wikimedia list article
Contributors to Wikimedia projects (Wikimedia Foundation, Inc.)Jeena
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in reply to chicken • • •ActivityPub (the model that the fediverse uses for federation) is publishing-based, as the name implies. Like email, you're sending messages to a list of recipients. Usually that's your followers, people you mention, and the person you're replying to.
If the recipient list is empty, then your message won't leave your instance.
Threadiverse users don't really have to worry about this too much because communities act as relays, sending your posts to all of the community's followers as well. But microblogging instances don't have that luxury. If they don't have any followers, aren't writing a reply, and don't mention anyone... their post isn't federated anywhere.
It's also worth considering that only public data is federated. For example I wouldn't be able to recover my bookmarks from another instance, and it doesn't seem like Lemmy federates your list of subscriptions. Your posts may still exist elsewhere even when your instance goes down, but that's not necessarily the data people want to be able to recover.
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in reply to The Pirate Post • • •I'm not sure what people would be trying to access, I suppose. Post history? Things that can be exported, like account settings, generally should be stashed somewhere. Things that can't be, well... That's a bit sad but I dunno, I never post anything online that I care so much about I'd be sad if it disappeared. Anything I did care about, I make a backup of it locally.
Not trying to downplay people's upset, but just pointing out ways to protect the things you care about.
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in reply to The Pirate Post • • •Dear lazyweb (or lazystodon or lazyverse), are there dead simple scripts for periodic backup? You know, something you just authorise to act as a client and then stick into a crontab to run daily/weekly and it'll keep a local copy of your stuff. Preferably something you can just install via pip or gem or (oh please gods no) npm.
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