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@Mediagazer@mstdn.social
2026-10-23 14:01:42

Meta delays new commercial terms that critics say let it scrape publisher content to November 20, a day after the News/Media Alliance demanded their withdrawal (Sarah Fielding/Fast Company)
fastcompany.com/91628981/meta-

@jonippolito@digipres.club
2026-08-18 13:52:36

Generative AI’s per-query footprint can be small compared to flying, eating meat, or even Zoom. Until agents show up and compute goes through the roof.
How I updated my AI footprint calculator accordingly jonippolito.substack.com/p/age

Chart titled “How much more energy do heavier AI prompts use?” Lightbulbs represent relative compute/energy: Simple 1×, Complex 9×, Reasoning 30×, and Agentic 100×. Example tasks progress from telling a golf joke to writing a vegan picnic menu, comparing home insulation options, and buying garden supplies and booking a landscaper.
@YaleDivinitySchool@mstdn.social
2026-09-17 16:21:22

In the latest episode of Quadcast, Hollywood cinema and religion scholar Dr. Richard Lindsay ’04 M.Div. discusses the films that form America’s imagination around the Bible.
divinity.yale.edu/news/2026-09

Exhibition gallery talk
@bobmueller@mastodon.world
2026-10-16 20:00:02

Oh, look: a vanity publisher behaving badly. And make no mistake. $6k flowing from the author to the publisher makes them a vanity house, even if they call it a "temporary loan."
writerbeware.blog/2026/10/16/a

@stefanlaser@social.tchncs.de
2026-09-12 13:34:57

#FlyingLess puts you in iconic #trains, like this Polish-German InterCity. That’s a decent way to end the #EAAST conference. Including, of course,
VEGAN CABBAGE!🥬

Picture of a vegan cabbage served by the Polish railway
The actual kitchen on board where food is prepared; a photograph of the woman looking through a small window in the door, yellow interior
Snapshot from Wroclaw station, where we stopped to say goodbye to the restaurant part of the train that is not allowed to travel to Germany. Old railway station, charming, blue sky.
@Defiance@sfba.social
2026-10-11 03:40:25

Haven’t heard this song in years. It really exemplifies the mid 90s culture as I experienced it. Still catchy as ever too. I got this song from a promo-CD from the label called “The Gigantic Recording Corporation Proudly Presents Volume II”.
For anyone feeling nostalgic.
#music #pop

@inthehands@hachyderm.io
2026-10-22 02:58:48

Yes, important to note that the plot is entirely from a Confederate POV. It’s a throwaway plot — not as problematically soaked in Confederate Lost Cause nostalgia as, say, Gone With the Wind, merely an absurdity situated in Civil War Georgia — but it’s definitely one of those films you see for the filmmaking and not for the story. And it’s definitely one to skip if you’re not willing to compartmentalize that (which to be clear is a perfectly reasonable refusal to make).
mathstodon.xyz/@markgritter/11

@cwensel@fosstodon.org
2026-09-17 00:04:22

Hey all
We have a new retrofit demo to share:
retrofit.sh/demos/manually-tes
Imagine your team has been using retrofit for the past couple weeks and now every branch to be reviewed has a schema change that will require a migration in pr…

@Xexyz@mastodon.me.uk
2026-08-28 15:21:28

Halo Reach: flying around in space
I am, apparently, a little way through the game, and I restarted halfway through chapter 3.  The difference in gameplay from the first Halo is marked, with increased reliance on team members and communication, and a move to large scale set pieces rather than small-scale battles in corridors from one waypoint to the next.  The world feels a lot more empty and open, and you have a sense of partaking in a massive war rather than an…

@inthehands@hachyderm.io
2026-10-22 02:58:48

Yes, important to note that the plot is entirely from a Confederate POV. It’s a throwaway plot — not as problematically soaked in Confederate Lost Cause nostalgia as, say, Gone With the Wind, merely an absurdity situated in Civil War Georgia — but it’s definitely one of those films you see for the filmmaking and not for the story. And it’s definitely one to skip if you’re not willing to compartmentalize that (which to be clear is a perfectly reasonable refusal to make).
mathstodon.xyz/@markgritter/11