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Zwei Jahre Haft - Stiefvater quälte Baby und schüttelte es heftig #News #Nachrichten

Ernüchternd: Laut Forrester-Prognose liegt Deutschlands digitale Souveränität 2025 bei 34 Prozent – und soll bis 2030 nur auf 36 Prozent steigen. China: 82, USA: 79. Bei Halbleitern taucht Europa im Ranking gar nicht erst auf. Golem-Analyse von Johannes Hiltscher.
#DigitaleSouveränität #Forrester

Analyse: Europa macht bei digitaler Souveränität kaum Fortschritte - Golem.de
Die USA sind überraschenderweise bei digitaler Souveränität nicht führend - liegen aber deutlich vor Europa.

Shakespeare, Bowie, Einstein: Mona opens one-of-a-kind underground library Phrontisterion - ABC News https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-06-21/mona-library-phrontisterion-david-walsh-opening/106824466
All the cool libraries eschew Dewe…

Mona unveils $100m underground library packed with rare literary treasures
From Shakespeare's First Folio to neon-lit shelves to a curvy kids' section, Mona's new library, Phrontisterion, is anything but ordinary.  

The first record of the parable commonly known as the "Blind Men and the Elephant" showed up around 2500 years ago, in a Buddhist text from India. At this point it's pretty commonly known. I assume that most folks reading this will be familiar with some variation of it.
If not, it's essentially a story about people who have limited information making assertions about something: one man grabs a tail and says, "it's like a rope," another the trunk and says, "it's like a snake," a third the leg saying, "it's like a tree," and so on. Later variations are less kind to the men, having them not simply report their findings, but fight over them. The first English translation draws a parallel to religion.
This comes to mind for me, because social media has a tendency to incentivize us to make those hard assertions, to dig in, to argue our perspective as part of a spectacle. Free and federated social media isn't structurally that different from corporate media, so the incentive models built to maximize engagement by maximizing conflict tend to leak through the similarities in the user experience and the conditioning of other platforms.
I didn't really come here to critique the fediverse, but rather to remind everyone, "no one sees the whole fucking elephant." We are limited and there are necessarily some things so big they will never be individually comprehensible. Any system that relies on us all agreeing cannot possibly respond to those big things.
We can see that concretely if we look at the difference between "democratic unity" and "diversity of tactics." In the first model, everyone either agrees or gets forced to behave as though they agree (at least on some issues). That's how liberal democracy works. Diversity of tactics (which systematically described, for example, in the "St Paul Principles"), on the other hand, let's people align on goals without needing to agree on exactly how to achieve them. The reality being that often there are multiple "correct" paths, and sometimes those paths can only work if multiple paths are taken in unison.
No one sees the whole elephant. We won't even see the elephant later. People will still be arguing about the elephant long after it's gone. But if you want to get rid of the elephant, you're gonna need to accept that you can't comprehend it all and you're gonna have to figure out a way to work together that doesn't require a unified approach.

RE: https://mastodon.social/@emaste/116597496244280489
We booted Debian and FreeBSD 15 using QEMU accelerated with bhyve/vmm for the first time. This is an epic milestone for the FreeBSD community and beyond ! : r/freebsd
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#Marisol -Ausstellung im #Kunsthaus #Zürich. Mit einem Objekt aus 1963 welches auch zu heute passt. Und einem Dickpic.

POL-CUX: Gitter fällt von Anhänger und trifft dahinterfahrende Fahrzeuge Cuxhaven (ots) - Ihlpohl/BAB27. Am Montagvormittag (18.05.2026) kam es gegen 11:45 Uhr auf der BAB 27 zu einem glimpflichen Verkehrsunfall. Ein Gespann aus Transporter und Anhänger verlor kurz nach der Anschlussstelle Ihlpohl eine große ... https://www.

Hey folx! You probably see a lot of stuff from other social networks mirrored to Mastodon, how about we do it the other way around?
Recently, I've starred to mirror my posts to Instagram, Reddit, and other platforms, and I've had quite the success. My biggest post on Instagram, which is just one screenshot of a Mastodon post, has 44.5k likes and 256k views. My

Erik Uden on Instagram: "Babe, wake up. New man-made horrors beyond comprehension dropped!! In the end of the day, these companies probably realized that, just like with AI, they can somehow use scare tactics to attract venture capital. It's still a horrifying thing to think of, but possibly overblown to get money. The headline of the Science article reads: Not alive, but not dead: disembodied human brains used for drug testing By restoring some functions to intact brains from deceased donors, the startup Bexorg hopes to create a better drug development test bed for neurodegenerative diseases, written by Sara Reardon, published on the 20th of May 2026. Though, reading this Science article made me think: aren't we the brain? Am I missing something here? Now, of course the devil lies in the detail and the article makes it clear that this startup only restores “some functions”, which is certainly more complex in action than it is in theory written here, but certain language of the article makes me question the author's understanding of what is a human. The article writes: “Just a day ago, the brain was in a living person. Now, hours after its owner died, it sits on a cart draped in tubes [...]” What do you mean “it's owner” — isn't the brain it's owner? Isn't that where it's owner is? I mean, certainly the brain had no more activity, the person must've been declared brain dead by all standards before being sent to this startup, still it's odd hearing someone donated their brain instead of saying they've donated... themselves? Also “using a set of proprietary brain-sustaining machines” is a terrible sentence I always thought the people who don't donate their full body to hospitals are religious lunatics, but this is the first time I wrote something on my organ donor card. They can take my brain, but not as one piece."
45K likes, 971 comments - erik.uden on May 21, 2026: "Babe, wake up. New man-made horrors beyond comprehension dropped!! In the end of the day, these companies probably realized that, just like with AI, they can somehow use scare tactics to attract venture capital. It's still a horrifying thing to think of, but possibly overblown to get money. The headline of the Science article reads: Not alive, but not dead: disembodied human brains used for drug testing By restoring some functions to inta…

Intel names former SK Hynix CEO Seok-Hee Lee as EVP of Intel Foundry; Naga Chandrasekaran will lead front-end technology development and front-end manufacturing (Juby Babu/Reuters)
https://www.reuters.com/business/intel-taps-i…

Continuing to tweak the 25G diff pairs.
Here I replace a single large meander with a couple of smaller ones and adjust trace width slightly to reduce the mismatch at each meander.
The end result is replacing a single large reflection with a slightly wider but much lower one that should present less of an issue.
(The dip at T=100 is at the BGA ball itself and I'll be tweaking the cutout there slightly as well)