Gary police broke up a fight Tuesday at the Gary West Side Leadership Academy as students were leaving at the end of the school day, according to a social media post from the Gary Community School …
Against the odds, a tiny Icelandic town speaks of a local Black ancestor. Geneticists and historians combine forces to uncover the man’s eventful life.
Kiwi, la petite chouette, vous présente un petit zine en 8 pages pour proposer aux curieuxses quelques alternatives aux réseaux sociaux GAFAM ! Cela fera l'objet d'un guide plus complet et plus détaillé par la suite ; pour le moment, c'était juste histoire de pouvoir rapidement donner des pistes à qui veut.
Les fichiers d'impression pour un petit zine de 8 pages sur les réseaux sociaux éthiques et alternatifs.
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This particular spider had never seen humans so small before. It was initially afraid; these were humans after all. But this spider was also curious.
The spider crept toward the miniature humans in perfect silence. It knew how to hunt; sometimes it felt like that was about all it knew. Though now it wanted to know more about these tiny humans. Where had they come from? Why were they so tiny?
It did not take long to get within pouncing distance. The spider decided it should take out the larger human first, as the smaller one would be less of a threat if it attacked, and less of a meal missed if it escaped.
The spider tensed, ready to pounce just as something bright lit up the sky. The spider saw the awe and excitement in the smaller human's eyes as it looked up. The spider hesitated. It recognized that feeling. It sympathized with that meal.
The smaller human pointed and asked the larger human something. The spider crept closer to hear.
It could not understand the language of these tiny humans, but the spider d
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This particular spider had never seen humans so small before. It was initially afraid; these were humans after all. But this spider was also curious.
The spider crept toward the miniature humans in perfect silence. It knew how to hunt; sometimes it felt like that was about all it knew. Though now it wanted to know more about these tiny humans. Where had they come from? Why were they so tiny?
It did not take long to get within pouncing distance. The spider decided it should take out the larger human first, as the smaller one would be less of a threat if it attacked, and less of a meal missed if it escaped.
The spider tensed, ready to pounce just as something bright lit up the sky. The spider saw the awe and excitement in the smaller human's eyes as it looked up. The spider hesitated. It recognized that feeling. It sympathized with that meal.
The smaller human pointed and asked the larger human something. The spider crept closer to hear.
It could not understand the language of these tiny humans, but the spider decided right then that it would, eventually. What was one missed meal compared to a world of knowledge? It crept still closer, until it was right up beside the smaller human.
When the humans saw the spider, they shrieked and ran away. Well, that was to be expected. Maybe next time they'll shriek a little less, and then eventually not at all. The spider would have to be patient.
So much #3Dprinter pain tonight trying to replace a BTT CB2 compute module with a RPi CM4. - Spent hours trying to flash the eMMC before I realised my CM4 was a Lite module with not eMMC flash on it. - Built an SD Card image then it would not boot in the printer board. Discovered there are 2 SD card sockets. I'd put the card in the wrong one. Still would not boot until I wiggled the card in correct socket after much head scratching. - CANbus needed turning on on the CM4 (who knew?!). (TBC)
I had to reinstall all the add-on modules for LEDs, cartographer probe, ERCF MMU, KlipperScreen (vanilla an then Happy Hare version). Printer finally boots up and all Klipper mcus recognised. Turns out I didn't need to reflash any of them after spending an hour doing the first one. It was just that the CAN was not up on the OS. Next, any file I uploaded results in an 'Unable to open file' error. Turns out the path to the folder is in 2 places in configs and I had to edit one to the new username.
Celebrando os 40 anos do Studio Ghibli e da Sato Company, a obra-prima de Miyazaki retorna às telas como símbolo de poesia, afeto e resistência cultural
Estonian President Alar Karis believes that U.S. President Donald Trump's shift in stance on Russia’s war was influenced by his recent meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, as well as fatigue from fruitless talks with Kremlin…
#Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced that the country will dispatch a naval vessel to support the Global Sumud #Flotilla in route to #Gaza. | Quds News Network
Seriously? If you follow me and your profile lists your military rank ("General John Smith"), your pic shows a middle-aged white guy in combat fatigues, and you have no bio or posts, that's an instant block. You might as well have a big neon sign that says "I'm either a spambot or a chaser." 🤢
Here's another way to earn an instant block from me: if you follow me and your profile consists entirely of "Jesus is Lord" or "Serving God pays the most" or anything like that, especially if it's all in caps.
US Vice President JD Vance warned that if Russia refuses to engage in “good faith negotiations,” the consequences will be “very bad” for the country. He added that Trump is growing “incredibly impatient” with Moscow and increasingly convinced the war is damaging Russia.
“It’s like seeing the eye of Sauron hanging over your city.”
Featured story: A massive #surveillance tower looming over Juárez is just part of a AI-powered network that extends far beyond the Texas-Mexico border. texasobserver.org/texas-chihua…
Devenue célèbre à ses dépens après s’être fait détrousser par des cyberescrocs se faisant passer pour la star américaine, Anne Deneuchatel revient sur les mécanismes de cette arnaque, qu’elle détaille dans un livre témoignage : « Je ne serai plus une…
Michigan police were called out to the front yard of a Hampton Township home to wrangle an unusual non-native animal -- a 3-foot South American crocodile.
In September, Ottawa delivered $2.6B to Ukraine — a figure that dwarfs its usual monthly support. That single month equals 12% of Canada’s entire wartime contribution.
The surge ended with a $92M cybersecurity package, guarding Ukraine’s courts and nuclear facilities. More than aid, it is a message: allies are shifting from predictable routines to bold surges that carry weight on the battlefield and beyond.
Furthermore, if I am to take these ads seriously, a Chihuahua led a Villa-esque populist uprising south of the border and took on the title of El Presidente de Mexico, in a sea change that cascaded throughout South America, which took on the title of South Vespuccia, after the revolution.
LOL. Funny thing is, Colonel Sanders was raised Adventist.
"We believe that Bible prophecy has indicated the approximate time of Christ's return, and comparing its testimony with the signs of our times, we are confident that he is near, "even at the doors," and we believe that the great duty of the hour is the proclamation of this soon-coming redemption, the defense of Bible authority, inspiration and truth, and the salvation of lost men"
FYI, his bio would surprise many people... He was a lawyer at one point for several years but got run out of law after physically fighting with his client in the courtroom... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colonel_…
Why does OpenAI need six giant data centers? OpenAI's new $400 billion announcement plan reveals both growing AI demand and circular investments. arstechnica.com/ai/2025/09/why…
$400 billion for a bullshit generator machine that erodes all human culture.
According to a 2021 report by the UN World Food Programme, ending world hunger within 9 years would cost $40 billion per year. That’s $360 billion total.
I can imagine the surface of the earth covered in those data centres and the GPT 6464.0 v 9.0 would still be unable to create decent recipe with whatever you got left in the fridge ..
i always thought the world stops as soon all Chinese an Indian can fly to their holiday resorts just like Europeans and North Americans. The enormous energy consumption for AI will be more effective to stop human civilisation
72andSunny is expanding its global footprint with the launch of the 72andSunny Creative Collective, the agency told ADWEEK exclusively.In addition to 72andSunny’s offices in Los Angeles, New York, Amsterdam, and […]
Just on the ferry out of Ullapool, heading for the Western Isles (Outer Hebrides), and a very sweet elderly couple next to us are sharing a large fry-up.
The lady has just piled a piece of toast sky-high with black pudding and bacon, and is eating it - with her hands - with huge enjoyment.
Old people do not give a hoot. F*** yeah, old lady!
My wife, who as a young woman wanted nothing more than a life on the ocean waves, gets horribly seasick; I, who would far rather be on a mountain, don't feel it at all.
We used to take the ferry over to France for family holidays most years, and our tradition was to start with breakfast in the ship's cafeteria. One year, the sea chopped right up as soon as we left the harbour, and the rest of my family downed cutlery immediately.
So I ate all theirs as well, and then ran into someone from up the road who told a similar tale. A few weeks later I ran into him on the beach and he admitted it had all rebounded on him.
(I'd been fine, obviously)
So now my wife takes kwells, which means it's like having a stoned teenager in tow for about six hours, including the eye-rolling and 'GAH!' noises.
I did once somehow survive crossing the Cook strait between north & South Island New Zealand without barfing but I’ve never seen so many green faced people on a boat before. That horizon was heaving.
I have no fond memories of ferry trips to France at all. The Isle of Wight on holiday was ok. Guernsey not ok. Spain, not ok.
The ferry from Port Hardy to Prince Rupert in Canada was a beautiful crossing. Scenery and calm waters.
Habe eine Lösung gefunden und etwas neues gelernt: Mac Appstore Apps lassen sich auch über das Terminal installieren 🥳 #Apple #macOS mastodon.social/@afisch/115065…
🚨 Vielleicht hat ja jemand unter meinen Followern noch eine Idee: Ich kann die App Reeder nicht auf meinem Mac installieren. Ich hatte die TestFlight-Beta installiert und wollte auf die reguläre Version wechseln.
Alle möglichen alten Reeder-Daten wurden gelöscht.
Folgende Ordner wurden bereinigt:
~/Library/Application Support ~/Library/Caches ~/Library/Preferences Auch der App Store-Cache unter $TMPDIR/../C wurde gelöscht.
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