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The Special Interest Group on #Network Operating Centres (SIG-NOC) had their 20th meeting in Helsinki, hosted by CSC/ Funet. Discussions included #fiber-based sensing #technologies, boundaries between

20th SIG-NOC meeting in Helsinki: Sensing at the fingertips – How do you detect anomalies? | GÉANT CONNECT Online
37 on-site and 17 remote participants attended the 20th SIG-NOC meeting on 7-8 May in Helsinki, Finland kindly hosted by CSC/Funet. During the two-day event, attendees took part in interesting presentations and discussions regarding key topics shaping the landscape of SOC/NOC operations. The first day commenced with a warm welcome from Juha Oinonen (CSC/Funet), and

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Tester Farm Team Volunteer Training · Big Sky Victory
Welcome to the "Tester Farm Team", a monthly training series designed to empower individuals passionate about electing Democrats up and down the ballot through the Montana Democratic Party's 2024 Big Sky Victory Coordinated Campaign. Each session in this series is crafted to deliver comprehensive insights into the strategies, tools, and actions essential for advancing our collective goals. Whether you are a seasoned campaign volunteer or new to getting involved, these trainings offer invaluable…

I'm attending Big Sky Victory's event, “Tester Farm Team Volunteer Training” - sign up now to join me!
#mtpol #BlueWaveRising

Tester Farm Team Volunteer Training · Big Sky Victory
Welcome to the "Tester Farm Team", a monthly training series designed to empower individuals passionate about electing Democrats up and down the ballot through the Montana Democratic Party's 2024 Big Sky Victory Coordinated Campaign. Each session in this series is crafted to deliver comprehensive insights into the strategies, tools, and actions essential for advancing our collective goals. Whether you are a seasoned campaign volunteer or new to getting involved, these trainings offer invaluable…

Memory, nostalgia, personal
Today I've reached the part of Szczecin that I haven't visited for 15 years or so. I have to say: memory is interesting.
I only had minimal recollections before, some place names I've visited, some associations, maybe a few rough visual memories. Looking at the map helped uncover a bit more but not much.
Today, walking (unknowingly following a similar route), memories returned in bulk. "I've been here before", "I totally forgot about these plane trees", "I remember this fence", "we sat somewhere over there". Even some images returned.
I was hit by nostalgia too. After all, all that was important to me. I was in love, and for the first time in my life everything was going just right. These were the good memories.
So what's the issue? Perhaps it is that it's easier to cherish good memories when the present is good as well, or at least you're convinced that it's going to go in the right direction. Perhaps you need precisely that to avoid perceiving these memories as the good old days that are never coming back.
Or perhaps it's an autism spectrum thing. Perhaps these memories will always represent attachment to a person that's no longer a part of my life. Dreams that didn't come true. Good times that has passed, and that I didn't cherish as much as I wish I would. Memories made together that remain important to me, but not to anyone else. And these memories that I've lost, though they remain present at the edge of conscience, reminding of their existence, but ever unreachable.
#ActuallyAutistic

Congrats Tennessee, you just passed a bill that bans parasols.
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Does *this* Java SE runtime license (emphasis mine) mean *I* am prohibited from installing it on a *personal-use VM* in a commercial cloud? 🤔
"This version of the Java Runtime is licensed only for your personal (non-commercial) *desktop and laptop use*"
(IIUC running on local VM is OK because that'd be on my own desktop, laptop.)
PS: This part of Oracle license is not new; I just had not needed to question it.

I'm extremely proud of all our students, but this is especially impressive! When Njumbe graduates from iunorthwest next Wednesday he will be the "youngest-known college graduate in the Hoosier state."
"Njumbe plans to attend medical school and become an orthopedic surgeon one day, but he has to wait until he's 18 to enroll. In the meantime, he's going to pursue a master's degree, he said." 🤯

Gary 15-year-old Khaya Njumbe set to become youngest-known college graduate in Indiana
At a young age, Khaya Njumbe taught himself how to speak Chinese and play the piano. Now at age 15, he can be found walking the campus of Indiana University Northwest in Gary.

This is my Aunt Lanie, my bio aunt, my father’s little sister. This photo was taken about a year ago, before she got really sick again. I think she’s so pretty. Even better, she’s super funny & super kind. & a lot of fun, too. When I was 53 yrs old, I contacted her, & she welcomed me into my paternal family with open arms & an open heart. I’m so grateful for her. 😍🥰❤️ #adoption

Does *this* Java SE runtime license (emphasis mine) mean *I* am prohibited from installing it on a *personal-use VM* in a commercial cloud? 🤔
"This version of the Java Runtime is licensed only for your personal (non-commercial) *desktop and laptop use*"
(IIUC running on local VM is OK because that'd be on my own desktop, laptop.)
PS: This part of Oracle license is not new; I just had not needed to question it.