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@ellie@ellieayla.net
2026-10-11 05:16:06

If I had to be in Utrecht for a 2-3 day conference next year, could I stay at hostels for cheap? Is that a thing? Can I rent a bicycle as a forigner and toot around the little towns for a few days afterward?
#askfedi #netherlands #hostel

@catsche@nrw.social
2026-10-10 13:34:37

Ab und zu statte ich unserem seit dem 16.09. gelangweilt beim Händler stehenden neuen Elroq einen Besuch ab. Gestern bemerkte ich einen neuen Zettel hinter der Windschutzscheibe mit meinem und dem Verkäufernamen sowie dem Tag der Anlieferung. 16.09. war ihm wohl selbst zu peinlich, darum hat er den Tag unserer Rückkehr aus dem Urlaub genommen: 05.10.2026.

Eine Nahaufnahme von der Frontpartie eines schwarzen, nassgeregneten Autos, das auf einem Parkplatz steht. Auf der glänzenden Motorhaube und der Windschutzscheibe sind zahlreiche Wassertropfen zu sehen. Hinter der Scheibe, auf der Fahrerseite des Armaturenbretts, liegt ein weißes Dokument oder Hinweisschild.
Nahaufnahme des gedruckten Dokuments mit verschiedenen Informationsfeldern auf grauem Hintergrund. Zu sehen sind die zentrierten Beschriftungen „Kunde“, „Verkäufer“, „Anlieferung“ mit dem Datum „05.10.2026“ sowie „Fahrgestellnummer“. Die jeweiligen Eingabefelder darunter sind mit dicken, schwarzen Balken markiert worden, um persönliche Daten unkenntlich zu machen.
@StephenRees@mas.to
2026-10-07 18:20:17

Today in The Conversation Canada, Jeremy Wildeman of Carleton University and Aisha Ahmad of the University of Toronto explain that while a U.S. military strike on its northern neighbour sounds like an extreme “tail-risk” scenario, Prime Minister Mark Carney and top defence officials aren’t taking any chances. With the Canadian Armed Forces expanding reserve forces to 400,000 for homeland defence, Ottawa is actively scenario-planning for the unthinkable.
From Ukraine’s high-tech asymmet…

Tokyo’s TeamLab, creator of popular immersive art wonderlands, to open SoCal location
TeamLab,
the Japan-born, tech-heavy immersive art collective,
is plotting its first permanent U.S. exhibition in Anaheim.
The group, stylized as teamLab, is moving into a 110,000-square-foot space at OCVibe,
the 100-acre mixed-use entertainment district currently in development near the Honda Center.
Details are scant, as the TeamLab spot is not estimated to open until…

Reagan | Food, Travel & Experiences in OC, LA, IE, SD & Beyond! on Instagram: "BREAKING: Tokyo’s teamLab is officially coming to ANAHEIM!! 🇯🇵✨ Just announced today: the world-famous art collective teamLab, founded in Tokyo in 2001, will open its first permanent U.S. museum at OCVIBE, the 100-acre sports, entertainment and arts district being built next to the Honda Center. Why this is such a big deal: ✨ It is a brand-new exhibition created specifically for Anaheim, not a traveling version of the Tokyo museums ✨ The building itself is purpose-built and designed around the art by architecture firm smith-clementi ✨ teamLab’s only permanent museums right now are in Japan, China and Saudi Arabia. The U.S. has never had one ✨ At their Tokyo museums there is no map and no set route. The artworks wander from room to room, and at their tea house, a flower blooms inside your actual cup of tea 📍 OCVIBE, 2610 E Katella Ave, Anaheim, CA 92806 🗓️ Opening 2030 2030 sounds far away, but people plan entire trips to Japan around this. And it’s going to be in our backyard. #teamlab #teamlabanaheim #ocvibe #anaheim #orangecounty"
2,757 likes, 189 comments - reags.reviews on October 29, 2026: "BREAKING: Tokyo’s teamLab is officially coming to ANAHEIM!! 🇯🇵✨ Just announced today: the world-famous art collective teamLab, founded in Tokyo in 2001, will open its first permanent U.S. museum at OCVIBE, the 100-acre sports, entertainment and arts district being built next to the Honda Center. Why this is such a big deal: ✨ It is a brand-new exhibition created specifically for Anaheim, not a traveling version of the…

@Mediagazer@mstdn.social
2026-10-29 16:15:52

Memo: People Inc. is laying off 195 employees, or ~6% of its headcount, mostly in print and legacy web, and says it has added 320 employees so far in 2026 (Mark Stenberg/Adweek)
adweek.com/media/people-inc-la

@phpugmrn@phpc.social
2026-10-06 14:45:48

Symfony Meetup Mannheim - Save the Date!
We're excited to announce that the Symfony Meetup Mannheim is just around the corner, taking place on October 22nd! 🎉
Join us for another special-themed PHP meetup in Mannheim, this time in collaboration with our friends from @… / @…

@ncoca@social.coop
2026-09-29 10:43:43

So here's #Greenpeace, responding to a data release by the Chinese government with...nothing but praise.
Zero mention of any issues related to #labor or #humanrights issues in

@avstockhausen@fedihum.org
2026-10-31 10:14:46

Playing around with a new #collation app for the #PTA which will be much more flexible and more potent than our current approach with #CollateX and a JupyterNotebook.

Screenshot of the new "PTA Collation Studio" (name to be amended..., and only a German GUI) showing the result of a collation of a text as a synopsis (table) and as a graph; on the right side one variation unit is opened in a editable view enabling the editor to select a variation as lemma, make a conjecture, change the alignment, change the type and the cause of a variation, ...  On the top of the screenshot the three stages Preparation, Synopsis, Export can be selected.
@patrickquin@furry.engineer
2026-11-01 04:56:30
Content warning: VRChat call to action pessimism, gen AI

Wish I could trace down that thread by Casey Explosion about how app driven gig economy parasites start out as loss leaders to engage in predatory pricing. How they are able to burn through cash for so long because such apps are still seen as “the future” and a cargo cult of venture capital forms around them.
There are other examples of this happening, even if predatory pricing is not part of the formula, rather “the future” of tech being seen as sci-fi being made real leading to the v…

Pete Hegseth has always assumed that experts are idiots,
believed he’s the smartest guy around,
and as a result ignores them and ends up breaking stuff (and failing in the process).
The entire Trump administration’s motto mirrors Mark Zuckerberg’s adage to
“move fast, break things,”
in this case literally.
Hegseth’s aggression, recklessness and blatant disregard for expertise is nothing new.
When he served as a 1st Lieutenant in Iraq in 2005-2006, …