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@salrandolph@zirk.us
2026-04-23 13:28:33

We’ve been living through an extravagant “Let them eat cake” time, a gilded age of tech robber barons who are swinging to precarious heights. At the same time, I’m feeling (are you feeling it?) invisible revolutions forming in hearts everywhere. Nothing has changed, but everything is changing.
salrandolph.substack.…

United Farm Workers co-founder Dolores Huerta went public with her own account of being raped by Cesar Chavez, following a NYT investigation.
Huerta said she kept the secret because, “I believed that exposing the truth would hurt the farmworker movement I have spent my entire life fighting for.”

@hikingdude@mastodon.social
2026-04-19 09:15:45

Oh wow, I feel quite sore today. Maybe I didn't do "enough" during winter to keep my muscles in shape.
But it was worth it! (Pictures and video are yet to come). After the snow has mostly melted, it's time again to clean up all kinds of litter.
I once heard a metallic *pling* and knew ... "new microspikes needed now ... but as the metal plate broke and not just a chain, I hope that the shop might replace it. I mean .. broken metal after just ~1year? Keep fi…

phtoo of my microspikes with a broken metal plate
a "nature cleanup" bag with several kinds of litter on it that I found on my hike.
Aluminium foil, a plastic/paper bag and a wrapper for energy gel
A forest scene unfolds in this image, capturing the quiet beauty of a secluded staircase winding through a lush woodland. The foreground features a narrow, wooden staircase that ascends a steep, moss-covered embankment. 

The staircase is flanked by dense evergreen trees, their vibrant green foliage creating a natural canopy overhead. The trees add depth and a sense of peaceful solitude, their branches casting dappled shadows on the forest floor below.

The embankment itself is covered in a mix…
@cosmos4u@scicomm.xyz
2026-03-18 02:39:10

A rare daylight #fireball coming with a loud bang was seen and heard Tuesday morning over the U.S. and Ohio in particular: youtube.com/watch?v=dHBjApk3d6w - see skyweek.wordpress.com/2026/03/ for links to many more reports. And ares.jsc.nasa.gov/meteorite-fa says: "Signatures of falling meteorites are seen in data from three weather radars [...] NASA Meteoroid Environment Office finds that this was a 2m diameter object weighing around 6 metric tons - more of a small asteroid than a large meteoroid. [...] There are meteorites on the ground around Windfall, OH towards River Styx, OH."

@Techmeme@techhub.social
2026-04-05 02:45:49

A look at how some teens use popular role-playing chatbots and, for parents, the high stakes task of understanding the impact of the possibly addictive products (New York Times)
nytimes.com/2026/04/04/technol

@Treppenwitz@sfba.social
2026-03-18 19:22:33

"I can't help but wonder if the US economy backs itself so hard into a corner funding these research labs, and if these research labs receive a bailout, what does that mean for China? Why is China releasing these models for free?" ghuntley.com/warfare/

@andres4ny@social.ridetrans.it
2026-03-05 19:01:07

If you imagine #NYC police as Cartman (from South Park) doing the whole "respect mah authoritah!" bit, the behavior of the NYPD around the snowballs incident makes complete sense. It's not that anyone was hurt, nor was there any damage, but their fragile egos just can't handle not having their authority respected. Even when they do completely dumb shit like wandering into the m…

The NYPD's dragnet against revelers who took part in the viral snowball fight in Washington Square Park on February 23 has now nabbed a second New Yorker—this time, a teenager.

On Wednesday morning, 18-year-old East Harlem resident Eric Wilson Jr. turned himself in at his local precinct, and was arraigned yesterday on misdemeanor charges of obstructing government administration and harassment in the second degree, according to the Manhattan DA's office. Following the snowball fight, the NYPD…
@iam_jfnklstrm@social.linux.pizza
2026-04-07 08:55:06

Me filing a ticket to IT - can I please get the new version?
IT - no
It's like getting a rubber hammer on a construction site.

A screen shot saying that my software is outdated and that it might not be able to open the kind of document that I am hired to work with
@chris@mstdn.chrisalemany.ca
2026-04-15 01:28:10

I have a problem with the House of Commons floor crossers, as I think most people do.
But I havent been able to come up with a more palatable alternative or at least a different scenario.
The biggest problem, for me, is the act of poaching. The trickle of MPs.
It gives the impression, falsely or not, that these people needed just a little more time, a little more convincing, a little more... ? to eventually turn on their constituent's choice of party.
What would be more pallatable? How about a group? Rather than a trickle.
People tallk, it is naïve to think it isn't known between individuals who may be thinking of leaving or switching parties.
So if there is more than one with that thought I think it would be better for our democracy if those MPs banded together and made their concerns known privately in their caucus first, then if nothing changes, they communicate to others including the public, and make it clear this is something that could happen en masse.
Then at least it takes away the transactional nature of it and frames it more as a democratic choice, informed by whatever situation is happening and done for the benefit of constituents and Canadians.
How does this change get made? Unfortunately that's the hard part. It would be hard or maybe inappropriate to "legislate".
It would need to be an expectation, a habit, a "norm".
It could happen. Though today, politicians following "norms" seems to be a little out of vogue.
#canPoli #cdnpoli #canada #democracy #houseofcommons
halifax.citynews.ca/video/2026

@gevoel@mastodon.green
2026-03-06 13:32:48

Nieuw Rondje met de #trike.
Door het Buitenhout, naar Stad, de Kunstwijk, de Parkwijk, de Danswijk en vooral de Filmwijk, over het Weerwater, om de Floriade heen en over het Edgar Degaspad weer terug. Slechts (oftewel wèl!) 21 kilometer zonder een centje pijn of moeite, ook mijn hart protesteerde niet en daar is het me om te doen, een betere hartconditie. Voorzichtig opbouwen.

Buitenhout
Weerwater
Hoofdingang van het voormalige Floriadeterrein
weer Weerwater.