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Effetto boomerang… talvolta accade
i can feel this video.
my friend could do it, i never had the guts.
i miss play parks.
Raid in Libano, palazzo distrutto ad Arab Salim
https://tg24.sky.it/mondo/video/2026/09/06/libano-palazzo-distrutto-arab-salim-1122436?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub
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Canale della Manica, migranti verso la Gran Bretagna
https://tg24.sky.it/mondo/video/2026/09/06/canale-della-manica-migranti-verso-la-gran-bretagna-1122437?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub
Pubblicato su Mondo @mondo-SkyTG24
@bloor The best food we had in Malta was a lovely Chinese restaurant. We went twice :)
@neil We did go to a Korean restaurant once which was good, too.
A/I chiude - Restare Umani https://keepitfree.ai/it/announcements/a/i-chiude-restare-umani/ #KeepItFree #AutisticiInventati
@cavallette Scusate se ho pianto 
@neil I think there maybe a combination of factors. First and centre may be that many of the tourists who go there go there primarily for the weather, and not much else. They want cheap food not good food.
But the second may actually be the cost and difficulty of getting raw ingredients on the island.
We felt pretty dumb going to Wagamama (twice, actually) but there was a reason; not massively great (not awful) experiences elsewhere in places we felt we'd get something more local.
@bloor The best food we had in Malta was a lovely Chinese restaurant. We went twice :)
What's the best zsh plugin manager today (on macOS)? assuming the plugin is not on brew?
Antigen, zinit, zplug, or something else? And why?
@DJGummikuh @david_chisnall as you already realise, this is functionally a question crafted to suck all the air out of the room and *not* one leading to an actionable result
@davidgerard @DJGummikuh @david_chisnall Nazis are "popular targets" now. But think about other geopolitical areas:
Eg:
- Can a strict muslim cooperate with an atheist or hindi?
- Can a Korean WWII survivor cooperate with a Japan officer?
- Can a pro-govt Russian cooperate with an Ukrainian?
I contribute to scratch MY OWN itch. Not to push the agenda of others. Everyone benefits and gets "better UI" that way.
I agree sending money is different and I try voting with my wallet. When possible.
È con rabbia e con dolore che condividiamo una notizia che non avremmo voluto leggere
A/I Chiude Restare Umani · Keep the Internet free
https://keepitfree.ai/it/announcements/a/i-chiude-restare-umani/
I assumed that Fediverse could really be an open, progressive environment where to discuss ideas and grow up, with different points of view. But what I'm finding lately, is something different. Narration going from "pro AI / glasses" to "no AI / glasses" so if you don't maintain a position, you are just in favor of fascists or perverts.
The last one I had a discussion with, called me "a waste of time" because I made him realize that a sighted pervert can use his own eyes, without glasses, while I fasten my shoes strings, bent over. Instead of joining me, thinking of a proposal to satisfy blind people's needs while protecting privacy, no. The problem is me.
Same for github/codeberg stuff: do AI-built pull-requests ruin open source software? Yes.
Is AI-generated code dirty and unreliable? Yes.
Have hand made coders the right to prohibit automated code? Yes, of course.
But same coders, went on for years saying "I'm an independant coder, a small company, I have no resources to make it accessible to blind, if you need it, make it yourself".
Now, thanks to assisted coding, many of us blind are doing exactly this: trying to solve their gaps by having the bots fix the issue. Then, to help other users (and the coder himself), they place the fix in form of pull request, into the repository. And it's often refused.
But, would the original coder ever solve accessibility? No. I'm alone, it's a small company, you're the first blind user I hear, and similar bullshit.
What, the fuck, should, we, do?
From far-right, I know what to expect: they're racist, ableists, and all the worst. They don't hide it. But I couldn't definitely expect such behaviours from people caring for freedom, ethics, open technologies, etc. I'm fed up of being considered an object who can gladly be sacrificed for purity of something or someone.
Maidenhair spleenwort (I think) for a sunday episode of #farnSehen
#nature #naturephotography #farn #fern #moss #mosstodon #green
One *should* judge a book by its cover when it is an AI cover. An AI cover leads inevitably to the judgement Do Not Buy This Book, Ever.
Actualité judiciaire
Il y a le procès des meurtriers fafs de Federico Martín Aramburú qui s'ouvre (relativement couvert médiatiquement) ce lundi 7, mais il y a aussi le délibéré des inculpé·e·s du 8 décembre (dont le site est sur noblogs :')) ce jeudi 10https://soutienauxinculpeesdu8decembre.noblogs.org/post/2026/06/28/le-proces-en-appel-et-le-delibere-du-10-septembre-2026/#more-3341
Ahahaahahahaha
A/I shuts down - Stay Human https://keepitfree.ai/announcements/a/i-shuts-down-stay-human/ #AutisticiInventati #KeepItFree
Google has become an enemy of the open web, and it's increasingly locking down Android to dominate (with Apple) mobile computing. https://keepandroidopen.org/ A once-principled company gets more and more control-freakish, for money and power.
Nothing Google does now is surprising, just predictable.
It's a problem inherent in the investor-driven, remote-shareholder corporate form.
Most small businesses are pretty well behaved, because the personal morality of the entrepreneurs creates their business ethos, and in any case they are generally close to their local or online communities, which complain or desert them if they behave badly.
But the whole purpose of investors is to extract profit - they're not otherwise involved, so large corporates have no internal, natural brake on abuse, or incentive to good - and if they achieve enough monopoly there's no natural external brake either - except the government, which in the US is cuckoo.