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This new technology fascinates me: E-ink displays are now coming as large posters, which means they do not require a wire, and you can change the poster picture 1000 times before recharging.

This is so much better for the climate than using a tv for art in the livingroom.

youtube.com/watch?v=HfOCuNgQlD…

in reply to Randahl Fink

just buy some art and live with it. be happy the artist got paid
in reply to Randahl Fink

this is a good eink display, with great saturated primary color, but really low on secondary one like magenta ...

Good for ad in street & shops as thoses unsaturated color can be take into account.

But not for art display yet (next gen maybe)



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“[In New York] ‘he should have been arrested the second he stepped out of that car.’ Had he been in Nevada, ‘he would have been legal until the second he opened fire.’” nytimes.com/2025/07/29/nyregio…
in reply to joey castillo

also I’d be remiss if I didn’t point out: “‘Shooting Was Impossible To Prevent,’ Say Experts From Only Nation Where This Regularly Happens” theonion.com/no-way-to-prevent…
in reply to joey castillo

for posterity. I honestly think someone at the Times’ copy desk is trolling us; you don’t spend this much time in journalism without realizing that The Onion has made a meme of this headline.
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in reply to Graham Sutherland / Polynomial

@gsuberland as a native Texan though the point made in the quote hit me hard. In New York if you see a guy carrying a long gun, you can call 911. In an open carry state like Texas (or in this case Nevada) folks are just allowed to do that, and you can’t assume they’re a bad guy with a gun until they literally open fire.
in reply to joey castillo

@gsuberland heh, I was a bit :o the first time I was in NYC (2015): outright military-level police outfitting, casually strolling around the city. esp tourist areas. I realize there’s a small “but uniformed” difference here, but..

(for a baseline: I’d previously been around trigger happy thugs in a number of places around Africa, and even been through a lesser crowd riot in one of the (soccer) games I worked at, but that nyc experience? actually made me anxious)

in reply to joey castillo

...unless, of course, we consider the insane possibility of regulating firearms... no, that's too ridiculous. Nothing could have prevented this.


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in reply to Anathema Device

I was a bit of a pyro when I was a kid (largely unsupervised farm kid in a time when we'd just incinerate our garbage) so I feel like this is aimed very specifically at my demographic :ohno:


Strong earthquake strikes near Russia; Tsunami warnings issued for Japan, U.S upi.com/Top_News/World-News/20…



title: Minnie Warren
artist: Mathew Brady Studio, active 1844 - 1894
source: National Portrait Gallery
notes: The Frederick Hill Meserve Collection comprises more than five thousand […]
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in reply to millennial falcon

I love the recent use of "ass" as a modifier means "as unto" or "strongly resembling"

Language, amirite?

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in reply to Phogna Bologna

related : I dead ass went down the dead ass etymology rabbit hole earlier this week.

I ❤ language change.

in reply to Phogna Bologna

I'm truly ambivalent: part of me hates hates hates formerly precise words with degrees of shading mashed together into language goo; the other part of me can't wait to explain the development of the common usage of "unalive" in 20 years time.
in reply to Phogna Bologna

That's awful. And by that I mean it fills me with awe.
It's artificial, as in very artistic.

We shouldn't cleave the meanings of words (and by that I mean both cling to and separate).

Language gonna language dude.

in reply to Phogna Bologna

Goo
early 20th century (originally US): perhaps from burgoo, a nautical slang term for porridge, based on Persian bulġūr ‘bruised grain’.





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in reply to Smudge The Insult Cat 🐀

@SmudgeTheInsultCat@mas. This is the problem with the Democrat party in the US, it panders to the privileged states that already have high wealth and education. In UK/Australia the left wing party supports and is supported by the less privileged who want worker rights and affordable housing etc.
It is a big problem with the Democrats that Trump (who gives tax breaks for the rich) can get away with putting on high vis and getting photos in a garbage truck. That should have been the left's territory, but left in the US is university educated city slickers.
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in reply to Smudge The Insult Cat 🐀

The moral is that states like Massachusetts should reinvest their money in states like Oklahoma to help them get out of their misery.



43 years ago today
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American biotech company Regeneron Pharmaceuticals announced today that it's buying 23andMe,
the bankrupt consumer-genomics company that sold take-home DNA kits.

Regeneron is to pay $256 million in cash to acquire "substantially all" of 23andMe's assets,

including its massive biobank of around 15 million customer genetic samples and data.

Put simply, the genetic information of millions is now in the hands of a drugmaker seeking to mine it to make new therapies,
per the Washington Post, which could be a data privacy nightmare in the making.

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in reply to Chuck Darwin

not only can they make the therapy - they already know who to target for the advertising.



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