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@Techmeme@techhub.social
2026-04-23 11:20:42

Turkey's parliament passes a bill requiring social media and online game companies to restrict access for children under 15, following a school shooting (Andrew Wilks/Associated Press)
apnews.com/article/turkey-soci

@cowboys@darktundra.xyz
2026-06-21 15:14:31

Michael Irvin’s Cowboys Super Bowl bet says quiet part out loud sportingnews.com/ca/nfl/dallas

@penguin42@mastodon.org.uk
2026-06-21 14:20:26

Pleasantly surprised I can measure this timing difference on my cheap scope; In both cases this is a chain of a pair of inverters in a 74LS04 package; the difference between the two captures is just the length of breadboard wire between the 1st and 2nd inverter; the first is about 1cm and the 2nd is about 20cm; so that's about 0.5ns difference measured which is reasonable - and surprisingly good for a 500MS/s scope.
(The yellow is input from a sig gen, blue is op of 2nd inverter).

An oscilloscope showing two falling edge waveforms.  The blue one is delayed by a few ns relative to the yellow.  There's some nasty ringing.
Like the other one with some different timings

Greeting Andy Burnham after he was sworn in as an MP were a slew of cabinet ministers
- including the chief whip Jonathan Reynolds and the energy secretary Ed Miliband
- who came in flanked by two Treasury ministers, Torsten Bell and Dan Tomlinson.
Around 200 MPs were in the hall to greet Burnham, now officially the MP for Makerfield.
He arrived with Lucy Powell, the deputy Labour leader and the MP Jo Platt
- who holds Burnham’s old constituency of Leigh.

@totientfunction@mathstodon.xyz
2026-06-21 20:02:27

#Zürich

A photograph of me from behind. I'm standing on the edge of the wall of the ruins of the Friesenberg castle. Below the wall are some trees and bushes and farther away Zurich and Lake Zurich are visible. I'm wearing white sneakers, a short blue skirt, a gray shirt. My hands are stretched the the side slightly backwards, my long chestnut brown curly hair is nicely falling along my upper back.
@grahamperrin@bsd.cafe
2026-05-23 11:43:14

@… thanks.
Weird, I have a crystal-clear memory of microblog posts appearing in normal Google search results for a while, following an announcement of an agreement, and at the time I almost certainly used identi.ca (I wasn't aware of any other interesting alternative to Twitter).
Buzz means nothing to me. Doesn't ring any bell.

@edintone@mastodon.green
2026-06-20 06:56:06

France Salutes America, Flying Over Statue of Liberty–Launching Month of Celebrations for 250 Years of Friendship goodnewsnetwork.org/france-sal

@NFL@darktundra.xyz
2026-05-19 16:45:27

Super Bowl LXIV to be held in Nashville's new Nissan Stadium in 2030 nfl.com/news/super-bowl-lxiv-t

@sherold@mastodon.online
2026-05-21 20:52:52

Not entirely sure what my brain was up to, but it prompted Nano Banana to generate an “Overly Concerned Drafthorse,” and well, that’s that.

A cartoon-style illustration of an anxious, sweating brown horse standing inside a futuristic, sci-fi spaceship hangar or laboratory.

The horse has an anthropomorphic, worried facial expression with wide eyes and sweat drops flying from its head, highly reminiscent of the art style from *Bojack Horseman*. It is wearing a leather harness connected to metal chains and electronic devices strapped to its back. A bright purple electric arc shoots from a large machine in the background, striking o…
A cartoon-style illustration of an anthropomorphic brown draft horse looking highly stressed and overwhelmed at an office desk, drawn in a style reminiscent of *Bojack Horseman*.

The horse wears wire-rimmed glasses, a blue plaid button-down shirt, and a brown herringbone vest. It has wide, anxious eyes and visible sweat drops on its forehead, holding one hoof to its brow in a gesture of panic while clutching crumpled papers in its other hoof.

The cluttered wooden desk is filled with stack…

“We are a nation of laws.
You can't just make up things whole piece,”
said Senator Bill Cassidy,
following his primary loss.
“People are concerned about making ends meet, not about putting a slush fund together without a legal precedent.”
It’s not clear yet what approach Cassidy will take in his final months in office,
but he’s got plenty of opportunities to make his voice heard,
including on the effort to limit U.S. hostilities against Iran wi…