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Eric Trump: Jack Smith 'Planted' Folders At Mar-a-Lago (When He Was Overseas) - National Memo
https://www.nationalmemo.com/eric-trump-2674213553

We •also• want forces that pull toward convergence and consesnsus: forces that challenge ideas with contrary evidence — and forces that challenge vile ideas with “ugh, wtf, go away you Nazi turd.”
Yes, the latter too! Filtering is a crucial part of free society. You can’t have a useful discussion about climate change or global trade or time zones if you always set aside plenty of time for dingbats who insist the Earth is flat.
It’s not that people don’t think that! It’s that the idea deserves no more time and attention than that necessary to refute it — because it’s absurd and harmful and counterproductive.
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Apple plante einst iPad mit nur 8 GByte
Ein Apple-Prototyp-Sammler hat ein Gerät entdeckt, das so glücklicherweise nie auf den Markt kam: Ein Einsteiger-iPad von 2011, das kaum zu benutzen war.
https://www.

"I’m not talking about the sort of hope where you just sit on your hands and wait for God to do something at the end of time. We’re still obligated to do whatever we can, as a measure of our hope and reliance on God."
—Prof. Kathryn Tanner in an interview in the new issue of Reflections h…

Super intéressant, quoiqu'un peu flippant :
https://www.futura-sciences.com/planete/actualites/nature-cecite-botanique-ce-phenomene-invisible-fragilise-notre-lien-nature-126086/

Cécité botanique : ce phénomène invisible qui fragilise notre lien à la nature
C’est comme si les végétaux faisaient partie du décor : tellement présents, statiques, ils s’effacent du regard. Ce filtrage mental s’appelle la « cécité botanique ». Le phénomène s’explique par certains biais culturels, renforcés par l’urbanisation et l’artificialisation des sols. Cette invisibilisation du végétal accélère la perte de l’expertise botanique, appauvrit notre rapport au vivant… et menace l’équilibre de notre Planète. Des leviers d'actions existe…

Fragmentation-limited dust filtration in 2D simulations of planet-disk systems with dust coagulation. Parameter study and implications for the inner disk's dust mass budget and composition
Thomas Pfeil, Philip J. Armitage, Yan-Fei Jiang
https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.08574

Fragmentation-limited dust filtration in 2D simulations of planet-disk systems with dust coagulation. Parameter study and implications for the inner disk's dust mass budget and composition
Super-thermal gas giant planets or their progenitor cores are known to open deep gaps in protoplanetary disks, which stop large, drifting dust particles on their way to the inner disk. The possible separation of the disk into distinct reservoirs and the resulting dust depletion interior to the gap have important implications for planetesimal formation and the chemical and isotopic composition of the inner regions of protoplanetary disks. Dust fragmentation, however, maintains a reservoir of sma…

Effect of Stokes number on erosion on Pelton buckets for sediment-laden flows
Aron Dagur Beck, Elena Vagnoni
https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.08036 https://arxiv…

Effect of Stokes number on erosion on Pelton buckets for sediment-laden flows
With increased glacial melting and the need to maintain sediment continuity for ecosystem health, sediment-laden flows through hydropower plants are becoming increasingly problematic, particularly due to erosion on runner blades and buckets. A widely used mitigation strategy is the use of filters to protect Pelton turbines. However, these filters lead to rapid sediment accumulation in reservoirs, which must be drained frequently to maintain storage capacity. The high cost of such drainage opera…

Enhanced Pebble Drift Across Planet-Opened Gaps in Windy Protoplanetary Disks
Lorraine Nicholson, Jaehan Bae
https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.07428 https://arxiv…

Enhanced Pebble Drift Across Planet-Opened Gaps in Windy Protoplanetary Disks
When a giant planet forms in a protoplanetary disks, it carves a gap around its orbit separating the disk into two parts: inner disk and outer disk. Traditional disk accretion models, which assume material transport is driven by viscosity, reveal that the planet-induced gap acts like a filter which blocks large dust grains from flowing into the inner disk. However, there is growing evidence that material transport may be driven by magnetically-driven winds instead. By carrying out a suite of tw…

Currently most biggest email providers put mails from my domain in TLD .cloud and my server to spam. Even tho I have all the shiny things set up like SPF, DKIM, DMARC, reverse dns, the domain is not new, and there was never spam sent from my server. I am not on any blacklist of course.
And I don't get why ppl actually don't check what is in spam folder, like they really receive so much spam, so that they can't notice there is something? I have plenty of mail accounts in var…

Colors of Life in the Clouds: Biopigments of atmospheric microorganisms as a new signature to detect life on planets like Earth
Ligia F. Coelho, Lisa Kaltenegger, William Philpot, Adam J. Ellington, Noelle Bryan, Stephen Zinder, Brent C. Christner
https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.25173

Colors of Life in the Clouds: Biopigments of atmospheric microorganisms as a new signature to detect life on planets like Earth
When Carl Sagan and Ed Salpeter envisioned potential Sinkers, Floaters, and Hunters living in Jupiter's clouds in 1976 (C. Sagan & E. E. Salpeter 1976), the nature of life in Earth's atmosphere remained widely unknown. Decades later, research has revealed a remarkable variety of microorganisms in our atmosphere. However, the spectral features of airborne microbes as biomarkers for detecting atmospheric life remained a mystery. Here, we present the first reflectance spectra of biopigments of atm…