LA HISTORIA REAL DEL SEÑOR DE LAS MOSCAS – LOS 6 NIÑOS NÁUFRAGOS DE TONGA
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Las noticias cambian mucho si en lugar del lugar de origen de la persona agresora aparece el background:

Un individuo con estudios truncados de formación profesional y un salario mínimo interprofesional protagoniza un ataque con arma blanca en la estación central

Detenida una ejecutiva con un MBA por EMADE e ingresos superiores a los 150.000€ tras hallarse tres cuerpos en su sótano de Gentilenne

Varón con educación secundaria básica y subsidio de desempleo incendia un bloque de viviendas en el corazón de Durbern

Un arquitecto con despacho propio y altas rentas es el principal sospechoso de la paliza mortal a un indigente en la plaza de los Olmos

Una estudiante de posgrado con beca de excelencia y sin ingresos propios confesó haber envenenado a dos compañeros de laboratorio

Individuo con estudios primarios y empleo eventual en el sector servicios detona un artefacto casero en una sucursal bancaria de Durbern

Un joven con abandono escolar prematuro y sin ingresos conocidos es identificado como el autor del homicidio de su pareja en Gentilenne

Un cirujano con ingresos millonarios y múltiples másteres internacionales es procesado por actos de tortura contra su personal doméstico

in reply to Marcos M. 🚲 🇵🇸

realmente no, las noticias de sucesos son en si misma una manipulación de nuestro cerebro que altera la percepción del peligro, da igual como plantees la noticia.

No hemos evolucionado para recibir noticias de cosas que ocurren lejos, las noticia de un asesinato o un crimen violento en general desencadenan una respuesta de alerta en tu cerebro porque habitualmente esas noticias venían de personas de tu entorno cercano, pero tú cerebro responde igual si vienen de muy lejos.

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Oh, the clowns are back in town 🤦‍♂️ Seems to be the same file as last time, I guess (that is: none)? Or do I misread their report? 🤔 Too much "AI" there, I guess – while much lack of NI? How comes that "service" is still in business?!?

#Google #SafeBrowsing

in reply to Archaide

@Archaide Well, how else should one call it? What worries me most there is that that company tries to be the central point of failure for the entire Internet. And wants to play the same role for the entire Android eco system. They prove day by day they're incapable of keeping their own house clean – so much of "finding stuff on other people's websites/stores/apps" seems to be pure projection. Which store has the highest percentage of malicious apps? (rhetorical question)

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Following the Australian precedence, Brazil, Greece, and Turkey have now passed laws requiring age checks for social media.

😡But age verification and ID checks destroy everyone's #privacy. 😡

Learn what countries are planning a social media ban for teens and fight #AgeVerification 💪

👉tuta.com/blog/age-verification…

Los mexicanos que han estudiado historia, por ejemplo.
Sheinbaum: "Hay mexicanos que todavía piensan que México inició cuando llegaron los españoles"

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there's an access mod for Sid Meier's Civilization V. I figured I'd check it out today on stream. Stream starts at 9 Am Eastern/13:00 UTC. youtube.com/live/xgvdZZOWV68?f…

Mudpie 0.1.0 is out. Accessibility-first MUD client for macOS. .

Multi-world tabs, GMCP/MSSP/MSP, per-world TTS, multi-action triggers and aliases, Python scripting with annotated examples seeded into your scripts folder on first launch.

Apple Silicon, macOS 13 or later.

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#Accessibility #a11y #MUD #macOS #VoiceOver #ScreenReader #Blind #Mudpie

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I don't understand it. If I were a billionaire living in another country, I wouldn't want the stress of medling. Why do I care wat happens in another country when I'll never spend all the money I have as it is. At the very worst, I would just want to keep myself to myself and enjoy life, chill out. Why does the answer to the question "what do you give the man who has everything?" seem to be "More misery for others?"


text description please... "screenshot of The Observer front page: The man who bought Britain

Christopher Harborne funded the Brexit party, put £5m in the pocket of Nigel Farage and bankrolled Reform to become a national party. He is a crypto billionaire who lives in Thailand.

David Aaronovitch on the biggest donor in British political history Catherine Neilan on the coming investigation into Nigel Farage."


Can you imagine how antisemitic you have to be to argue that settler colonialism, ethnic cleansing, apartheid, and genocide are core values shared by all Jews? And yet that’s exactly what Israel and Zionists do when they willfully conflate being a Zionist with being a Jew.

#israel #zionism #antisemitism

Timothy Snyder on how a superpower commits suicide. However, this is a far more banal one: a disinterested public gave the keys to a self-interested, short term profit seeking bunch of thieves.
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in reply to Joost De Cock

One of the ways it does that is by having a (very nice) library where (accredited parliamentary assistants (APAs) of) MEPs can go to lookup information or research topics.

If that sounds super old-school, keep in mind that the EP predates the internet, that members or not elected based on their tech-savviness, and that not everything is available online.

Another way the EP supports MEPs is through EPRS, its research service.
It's a bit like a library that does the work for you.

2/n

in reply to Joost De Cock

EPRS employs 'specialists' -- I am quoting the term because it's used as jargon, but it's indeed people with expertise in various areas -- who will publish materials that typically provide a summary on some topic that is essentially what you would expect to get when an MEP says "I haven't been following this closely, give me the gist".

Case in point, the publication in question here is a "At a glance" publication. It is only 2 pages long because it is a summary. 3/n

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#Bbclaurak tries to pin Tice down about a #Reform Sunderland Councillor who has said "They should melt Nigerians down to fill potholes "

But he pivots to try and talk about Antisemitism "That's what ppl are really concerned about."

But I want to talk about your party

"I am sick of the smearing and the sneering," he replies

"Richard Tice, it's not a smear"

"We look at all these things but the British public have said they want Nigel to be the next Prime Minister"

#bbclaurak asks Tice about the £5milion given to him by Harborne

Tice "This was a personal gift"

A few days ago #Farage said the money was given to him to hire bodyguards

LK reminds him that before he became an MP, he did declare smaller gifts, like a trip to Belgium

Tice is stuffed here

She goes on

"Are you sure it has all been spent on security? Are there any other incidents that have not been declared?

Tice then adopts a populist, facist defence.
"You keep on trying to smear us but the voters have looked at and they agreed with us against the establishment media saying they want more Reform"

"Parliament has found 17 occasions where Nigel Farage has not followed the rules amounting to £380,000. This is not a smear. The question here is that Nigel Farage seems to have a habit of not following the rules very carefully when it comes to money"

He can not answer this
And does not answer this

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New features and improvements are coming to #LibreOffice: JPEG XL import support, OpenType MATH fonts, and better word processor test coverage. Independent developers will contribute these features over the summer: blog.documentfoundation.org/bl… #foss #opensource #freesoftware

I just got some new mics from the sound professionals. They're mounted in these little alligator clips with stems that go through the top of the windscreens. However, one has been mounted backwards, so I need to turn it around to reorient it. I've got a sided friend coming over later today to help me do this. If anyone understands the layout of these clips and has any tips for gently removing the windscreen and reorienting the microphone please let me know. I'm afraid of ripping the windscreens and ruining them. They're not the big fuzzy ones, they're just the normal foam windscreens.
in reply to Allison Meloy

Hi. I would recommend parallels. It goes out and installs windows for you and it's easy to update. I used it for a year and I found it was OK. I am coming around to the opinion, though, that it's much easier to have two separate machines. This is because I got extremely frustrated having to approve anything I plugged in even if it had been plugged in before. Then I had to make sure to find drivers that worked with some hardware I had. If I just use a Windows machine, I don't have to worry about any of that and I keep two separate ecosystems. I'm probably a bit jaded, but I would say that someone would really have to sell me on the fact that you need to use a Mac to run windows. Just buy a Windows machine that is powerful enough to do what you need to do and things are a lot more tidy that way. Just my opinion at the end of the day.

This looks fun

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"Crucero del terror", "crucero con hantavirus", "superratas"... Da igual el buen trabajo que haga la divulgación científica si luego los medios utilizando el sensacionalismo a la primera de cambio y generan miedo a cada rato. Y no es que durante el coronavirus fueran mejores.

De hecho, su tratamiento informativo explica, en parte, por qué cierta gente se metió en conspiraciones o aún sigue con traumas, ambos hechos no excluyentes.

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