13 March 1924 | A Polish Jew, Moszek Najman, was born in Radom.
In #Auschwitz from 21 July 1942.
No. 50301
He perished in the camp on 11 August 1942.
i need some new music to listen to, any recommendations?
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AL FIN TENGO OTRA VEZ TELÉFONO.
Ya era desesperante. No saben lo poco que se puede hacer sin uno de esos aparatos infernales.
NI SIQUIERA PODÍA COMPRAR COMIDA.
ランスはEUには見向きもしないです……
iOS 18.4 introduces a new default navigation app choice, but only in Europe engadget.com/apps/ios-184-intr…
iOS 18.4 introduces a new default navigation app choice, but only in Europe
When it goes live, iOS 18.4 will allow some users to set a default navigation app other than Apple Maps.Anna Washenko (Engadget)
まさかAirTagが……艦長にまた怒られそうです
A four-pack of AirTags is back on sale for a record-low price engadget.com/deals/a-four-pack…
A four-pack of AirTags is back on sale for a record-low price
Four of Apple's AirTag trackers can be yours for $64.49. That's the lowest price we've seen for this four-pack.Kris Holt (Engadget)
Portraitですか……またマルーさんの悩みの種が増えそうですね
Here's How the iPhone 16e Camera Stacks Up Against Its Siblings macrumors.com/2025/03/12/iphon…
Here's How the iPhone 16e Camera Stacks Up Against Its Siblings
When new iPhone models come out, Sebastiaan de With, the developer behind the popular Halide camera app, does a deep dive into the new camera...Juli Clover (MacRumors.com)
If you missed CeCe Moore talking about her involvement with the #PBS show Finding Your Roots at the recent RootsTech conference, then you should check it out!
#FindingYourRoots #DNA #GeneticGenealogy #Genealogy #RootsTech #FamilySearch
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Friendship ended with Firefox: Floorp is my friend now
I had meant to try out Floorp ages back but never got around to it so now after the Mozilla situation is as good a time as any, is it a good Firefox based br...YouTube
Floorp is what I recommend to people, who insist on sticking with Firefox.
As you pointed out, the obvious, if Firefox goes, so will all these many Firefox clones, because none of them have expressed interest in hard-forking Firefox, and going independent.
But, Floorp has two advantages.
1) They do not break things. LibreWolf, will break something (often), then blame Firefox. Which only further hurts, Firefox, which in turn only hurts, LibreWolf. -- It is a snake eating its tail. I think the 1x Floorp broke something, they patched it right away, and they owned up to their issue. They did not try to pass the blame, as LibreWolf does.
2) Floorp is very similar to Vivaldi Browser. If Firefox, goes, it would be nice not to have a big learning curve, if you need to switch browsers. If you've learned Floorp, you've more or less learned, Vivaldi, in many ways.
These are two things, I believe can help users in the long run.
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@Linux floorp is a nice browser, if somewhat needing a lot of tweaks. I use it as part of my isolated browsing system
Librewolf is my main personal browser and it hasn't really broken anything for me. I don't use it for streaming services or anything requiring DRM
There is 1 site that is buggy (canva) in librewolf (i use floorp for that) but everything else is fine so I don't know what people who have big problems with it are trying to do other than using DRM services
EPA announces dozens of environmental regulations it plans to target
https://www.npr.org/2025/03/12/nx-s1-5326354/trump-epa-environmental-rules-rollback-deregulation?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub
Posted into Science @science-npr
Weird #3dPrinting question I've been thinking about.
Would the left side print faster? (Assume that both discs in the photo below are the same diameter and height.)
My assumption is that it would. The print head could accelerate during the chunky segments but the right side would be constantly changing directions, so no acceleration.
If it would be measurably faster, I'm not sure. I need to do some testing, but it's interesting to go against years of optimization in the other direction.
@chrishuck right. I think I’ve met this problem.
When you have two different geometries joining with different with a different number of facets you get some pretty strange problems. The corners can’t quite align. In a 3d print? Not a problem. I can see in industrial applications it could be a big ass problem if it wasn’t just an artifact of an image quality setting.
(I actually like the look of lower facets in some more shiny filaments like this example)
Fortunately, it’s just a graphical artifact. When it happens, I usually just turn up the quality setting from the default until it looks right. We’re not talking complex geometry here, usually just cylinders.
I never really thought about it on the printing side because I’ve been using STEP files for so long in slicers and also running my G-code through ArcWelder to produce true circular moves. It could definitely be a problem otherwise!
In the age of chatbots, fae start having trouble having taken too many fake names through phonecalls, like a magical stomachache that doesn't get better by puking rainbows.
Now you can threaten them with _another more name, it's free_ and make them run away.
#Ohio picks of the day:
➡️ @mattcaff (main) & @heartlandurbanist (videos) - Organiser & urbanist in Ohio, planning, housing, transport, progressive causes
➡️ @StellaLunaObs - Private astronomical observatory under development
➡️ @ColumbusDispatc - Newspaper founded 1871
➡️ @clevelandnews - Newspaper & website based in Cleveland
➡️ @CavaliersNation - News about Cleveland Cavaliers basketball team
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#Ohio picks (continued):
🌤️ Weather accounts, follow a town or city to see its forecasts:
@akron__ohio
@beavercreek__ohio
@canton__ohio
@cincinnati__ohio
@cleveland__ohio
@columbus__ohio
@cuyahoga_falls__ohio
@dayton__ohio
@dublin__ohio
@elyria__ohio
@fairfield__ohio
@findlay__ohio
@hamilton__ohio
@kettering__ohio
@lakewood__ohio
@lorain__ohio
@mansfield__ohio
@mentor__ohio
@middletown__ohio
@newark__ohio
@parma__ohio
@springfield__ohio
@strongsville__ohio
@toledo__ohio
@youngstown__ohio
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➡️ @ohio - Discussion group about Ohio, USA
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in reply to Auschwitz Memorial • • •I wonder if there is a correlation between the people so marked for early death and a particular Nazi guard or kapo on duty at their selection to enter the camps. Who punched defenseless people so brutally.
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