@lislegaard @liaizon there’s a few new options in the “list” share here https://cal.gravitons.org/export
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“I don't think we’re ever going back to a pre-Trump presidency,” contributing writer David Brooks tells David Frum. “We could be walking into an age where presidential power is ramped up and congressional power continues to deteriorate.”
Listen here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d3klLJ5-E4s&list=PLDamP-pfOskNgMNI1eg0pajQfRu-q3NUO&index=1&pp=iAQB2AYBsAgC
@theatlantic two old white dudes we have been reading for decades, any new voices at The Atlantic?
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Wer Radwege sät, wird Radverkehr ernten. 🚴🚴
#Hamburg investiert in den Ausbau von Radinfrastruktur. Und das wirkt: Aktuelle Zahlen zeigen, dass der Radverkehr zunimmt. 🧡 Der Autoverkehr dagegen nimmt ab.
Verkehrssenator Anjes Tjarks sagt: „Wir arbeiten daran, die Alternativen zum eigenen Auto so attraktiv zu gestalten, dass sie die bessere Wahl für immer mehr Bewohner unserer Stadt sind.“
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Hi folks, Merri-bek Tech is kicking off 2026 with a great pair of talks on the internet we want, pushing back on big tech and supporting local communities.
These are the talks that Milly Schmidt and I gave at #EverythingOpen this year ( #EO2026) and together they give a great overview of some of the options for us as individuals, and also cover what we're doing as a community in Merri-bek this year to try and build something better.
https://www.meetup.com/merri-bek-tech/events/313073832/
If you're thinking of coming to one of our #Solarpunk events in Naarm/Melbourne this year, this is probably the one to prioritise folks. We've got seating for up to 80, so I hope to see a bunch of you there.
@jadehopepunk sounds like a great talk.
Hoping you also plan to host an event calendar for your community to break free of meetup 😊
Sascha Foerster :bonndigital:
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"In 2025 alone, EU-based software projects on GitHub received millions of contributions from abroad. So what makes Open Source European is not a passport or a border, what makes it European is that it is used in Europe and trusted in Europe."
"Open Source is not a fortress, it is a bridge, and the benefits flow in both directions"
it could have been much easier to handle with #ArcaneChat & #DeltaChat
@arcanechat That, my dear collaborating autonomous partner project, is not true ... chat messages can be as challenging as email 😂
Unable to get Jimmi Kimmel fired for hosting his comedy show, Trump now wants to sue Trevor Noah for hosting The Grammy Awards.
Good luck with that.
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@randahl Remember: He has all those mega law firms that ‘settled’ with him for hundreds of millions and agreed to millions more in free legal services? He’s going to use them to harass these people. I hope if that happens they lose all certification.
L'hamburger di Marco Pierre White
https://www.onepodcast.it/brand/onepodcast/2026/02/03/audio/lhamburger_di_marco_pierre_white-21115156/?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub
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Matt Blaze
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@diasyy11 My point is what I said it was: Trump, for the reasons I mentioned, simply has no legal or practical ability to nationalize US elections.
Claudius Link
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Ich fürchte, (digialte) Souveränität wird nicht ernst (genug) genommen.
Vor einer Weile (noch Ampel) gab es mal die Aussage, die Hauptfunktion von OpenSource-Lösungen in der Verwaltung sei es, bei Microsoft den Preis zu drücken (vielleicht findet dazu jemand einen Link, nmE SPD).
Ich habe das Gefühlt, diese Haltung ist noch nicht abgelegt.
@mattblaze @lastofthem @dominykas what is your point now if I may ask politely?
@diasyy11 My point is what I said it was: Trump, for the reasons I mentioned, simply has no legal or practical ability to nationalize US elections.
Responding is not annoying. Disagreeing is not annoying. Asking for more justification is not annoying. People do those things all the time, on here and in other places, and it's fine.
That's not my issue with what you did here, or in other places.
I made a very clear statement, backed up by peer reviewed research. You replaced what I said, with your interpretation of what I said, and then disagreed with that.
That's annoying.
But... most homeless US folk are still white? Facts. Unaffordable housing combined with a lack of social programs or safety net lead to homelessness in the US in general. Because in the US, most white people will oppose social safety nets if they believe that Black people will benefit, or if you remind them of "changing demographics." Because racism.
https://academic.oup.com/sf/advance-article-abstract/doi/10.1093/sf/soy046/5002999
Convince a racist white US citizen that "Black people receive welfare!" and they'll oppose their own benefits🙃
I specifically addressed the "Maybe it's just general dislike of poor people?" point.
https://hachyderm.io/@mekkaokereke/109801673715975152
If you had said, "I disagree with the conclusions of the paper you cited. I think all three of their experiment designs were flawed, and all prior art was flawed." that would make more sense and be less annoying.
'(vidak) _(:3」∠)_
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CFMEU flags in burleigh ^-^
If nVidia thinks TSMC isn't investing enough, they are free to give TSMC money to invest in fabs. But I'll be honest, TSMC seems to be the only sane person right now. "Doubling capacity" in 10 years, which would likely cost $1T or so, seems like a risky bet on an industry that can't figure out how to turn a profit.
Not only could they, there is industry precedent. When Apple started moving from microdrives to flash for the iPods, they realised that they were vastly increasing the demand for flash. They made a deal with their foundry that they would pay the capex for a new fab and, in exchange, get 100% of the output for the first two (I think) years, then discounted rates for a few more years. The foundry ate the opex for a couple of years but then got a free fab.
When the iPod Shuffle launched, it was cheaper than many equal-sized flash drives which weren’t also music players because this arrangement gave Apple a much lower wholesale price for flash than anyone else.
A company that believes it is going to increase demand for a particular kind of IC enough that suppliers need to scale up faster is always able to make this kind of deal. Especially if they’re running at such a profit that they have large cash reserves. You do have large cash reserves from making the profits you reported, right NVDA? You’re not misleading investors with circular financing that is massively inflating your revenue numbers, are you?
Claudius Link
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I have finally worked out why the “AI-vegan” narrative is a logical fallacy.
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Winter sport needs snow - not fossil fuels
Eni, one of the world’s biggest oil and gas corporations, is using the Winter Olympics & Paralympics to greenwash its fossil-fuelled destruction
You can’t protect winter sport while one of the Games’ biggest sponsors is fuelling the climate crisis
It’s time for the International Olympic Committee to drop oil and gas sponsorship
Polluters shouldn’t get a podium at the Games, share the video
Disclaimer: Proudly human-made. No AI used
Esther Payne :bisexual_flag:
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Gràcies per la #donació rebuda! ✅👏🏼
Sami Määttä
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This link, believe it or not, is for you to send accessibility feedback. #accessibility #a11y
