@ratp_ligne_9@lepoulsdumonde.com2026-03-13 10:45:47
Des trains stationnent entre Pont de Sèvres et Trocadéro en raison d'un incident voyageur Š Exelmans .
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@ratp_ligne_9@lepoulsdumonde.com2026-03-10 16:59:47
Un train stationne Š Exelmans vers Mairie de Montreuil en raison d'un incident nécessitant l’intervention de nos agents .
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@thomasfuchs@hachyderm.io2026-02-28 13:41:27
It's interesting that our society, in order to "think of the children", isn't lifting a finger to go after the adults who harm the children, going as far as ignoring evidence that a lot of men in the highest echelons of society are child rapists.
Instead we are restricting the rights of children, and with it the rights of adults who aren't heinous criminals.
@markhburton@mstdn.social2026-01-19 14:28:30
This is an excellent piece on the moral panic over the entirely reasonable Maccabi hooligan ban.
The UK is now willing to undermine British institutions to protect Israel | Politics | Al Jazeera
https://www.aljazeera.com/opinion…
@grahamperrin@bsd.cafe2026-04-03 06:49:39
@… excellent 💚
Next: get Visual Studio Code and Signal rewritten, upstream, to use Java instead of Electron. Then everyone can be happy 🙃
@katrinakatrinka@infosec.exchange2026-01-24 05:54:35
Institutional power, capitalism, colonialism, and an empire on the brink of war or collapse. Doncha just love escaping into fiction when the real world gets to be too much?
Yeah, 19th century fictional Britain is strikingly similar to the US today, but at least you know the fictional story will have a resolution. I don't want to spoil the story. Just know that you're in for a captivating ride with an excellent author.
Babel by R.F. Kuang
I listened to the audio book…
@cdarwin@c.im2026-03-18 06:25:43
The Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument’s stunning slot canyons and dramatic vistas make it instantly recognizable
—but its importance goes far beyond the pretty Utah scenery.
Its rock formations tell the stories of centuries gone by, with incredible paleontological discoveries providing a window into our history.
Right now it’s facing an unprecedented attack.
Utah’s Senator Lee and Representative Maloy,
both of whom pushed for a large-scale sell-off o…
@nemobis@mamot.fr2026-01-19 13:19:16
Amid this news madness, I've thoroughly enjoyed being subscribed to the daily #CarbonBrief. Instead of compulsing the news, I try [and often fail] to focus on the most insightful items in my news feeds. This analysis of the latest UK auction for #WindPower was excellent:
@tiotasram@kolektiva.social2026-01-19 13:58:09
Yesterday I finished "The Other Side of Tomorrow" written by Tina Cho and illustrated by Deb JJ Lee. Lee's "In Limbo" was an excellent graphic memoir, and this similarly has wonderful art, although I didn't make the connection until checking the authors after reading to the end.
This book is a realistic fictional account of two childrens' escape from North Korea via China, Laos, and ultimately Thailand where they could declare themselves refugees at a US embassy and get sponsored to live in America. Along the way they're helped by various members of the Asian Underground Railroad. I'll avoid spoilers but yet definitely encounter difficulties along the way.
The ending definitely hits different now (while also accentuating my disgust with the current US regime). Like "Libertad" that I also finished recently, the "escape to the US at the end" plot line is going to become less prevalent going forward, although Libertad involved a good measure of complexity around that point.
I was a bit disappointed in one of the later plot points where a different and more-real-world-probable turn of events could have served as a better message for society, with the "lucky" outcome as written reinforcing regressive notions of family, and as an ex-Christian the Christian elements of the story made me feel a way. I'm an agnostic, not an atheist though, and can respect the idea that those willing to risk torture and death for their faith have every right to stand by it and take inspiration from it. Most (very valid) critiques of big western Church institutions just don't apply to underground churches in northern China who are helping people escape the horrors of deep fascism.
Overall a really good book.
#AmReading #ReadingNow
@cdarwin@c.im2026-03-14 20:06:07
A so-called mini “baby boom” is unfolding across the upper echelons of the Trump administration.
Karoline Leavitt, Usha Vance, and Katie Miller are pregnant, each with due dates in late spring or summer.
Their pregnancies have been accompanied by a bit of culture war, too:
Fox News noted the “full boom” as evidence that the women are enthusiastic devotees of the administration’s pronatalist agenda.
In a December Instagram post announcing her pregnancy, Leavitt thanked…
