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"Revealed: Europe losing 600 football pitches of nature and crop land a day"
#Europe #Environment #Nature

Absolutely Revolting
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Revealed: Europe losing 600 football pitches of nature and crop land a day https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2025/oct/01/revealed-europe-losing-600-football-pitches-of-nature-and-crop-land-a-day

J'avais en tête que cela représentait un petit pactole mais lŠ, 33 MILLIARDS 😵‍💫
Et tout ça réglé avec une amende et une reconnaissance. Une "amende honorable" quoi. La justice fiscale, c'est peut-être plus efficace que de taper sur les demandeurs d'emploi pour préserver notre système non ?

Scandale des Cum Cum : enquête sur ces milliards qui échappent au fisc
Sept ans après la révélation du scandale des Cum Cum, le Crédit Agricole a reconnu que ces transactions financières étaient bien une fraude fiscale. Mais selon la cellule investigation de Radio France, d’autres banques françaises y ont aussi participé : 13 sont sous le coup d’enquêtes fiscales.

Wie kann KI wie Google NotebookLM den Journalismus verändern? Unser Podcast zu Social Media Verboten für Kinder entstand mit Hilfe dieser Technologie, die jetzt automatisch Videozusammenfassungen erstellt. Technik erleichtert Recherche, doch wir bleiben unverzichtbar für Einordnung und Human Factor!

Wie Künstliche Intelligenz unsere Recherche revolutioniert: Ein Blick auf Googles NotebookLM 2025
Bei #9vor9 diskutieren wir die Frage, ob Kinder und Jugendliche Social Media einfach verboten werden sollten. Vorbereitet haben wir uns mit der neuesten Google KI: NotebookLM. Dank neuer Funktionen…

And here's a good podcast to learn about gardening (and related skills, some of which don't require land):
https://www.revolutionarysgarden.com/

Balaji revealed his shocking ideas for a tech-governed city
where citizens loyal to tech companies would form a new political tribe clad in
gray t-shirts.
“And if you see another Gray on the street … you do the nod,” he said, during a four-hour talk on the Moment of Zen podcast. “You’re a fellow Gray.”
“Grays should embrace the police, okay? All-in on the police,”
said Balaji Srinivasan.
“What does that mean? That’s, as I said, banquets.
That means …

The Tech Baron Seeking to Purge San Francisco of “Blues”
If Balaji Srinivasan is any guide, then the Silicon Valley plutocrats are definitely not OK.

Cowboys QB Dak Prescott’s Issue With Micah Parsons Revealed in New Report https://heavy.com/sports/nfl/dallas-cowboys/dak-prescott-issue-micah-parsons-podcast/?adt_ei=[email]

Deplatforming Nick Fuentes was what kept him from being mainstreamed
-- it worked.
Elon's replatforming of all of these people
and allowing actual Nazis around
is why the US government is now publishing white supremacist propaganda regularly.
This is not a new debate. Deplatforming works.
https://…

Radley Balko (@radleybalko.bsky.social)
Mind-blowing stuff from Robby Soave. "Podcasters should not avoid Fuentes." Of course they should. Deplatforming Nazis is good. Not amplifying them is not censorship. Also laughable to claim Fuentes has been deplatformed. His growing reach is directly tied to MAGA destigmatizing naked racism. https://reason.com/2025/10/30/deplatforming-nick-fuentes-wont-stop-antisemitism/

I've probably mentioned that I'm working on switching #Gentoo from our half-broken eselect-ldso logic to #FlexiBLAS. This also involves a transition period where both setups would be supported.
A good thing is that the switch is ABI-compatible with the previous state (or at least it's supposed to be — we're working with upstream on fixing function coverage). Since libblas.so, liblapack.so and the rest are replaced by symlinks, programs that link to them will simply start using FlexiBLAS. So far, so good.
Unfortunately, switching the other way doesn't work as well. Stuff newly built against our libblas.so & co. symlinks naturally reads FlexiBLAS's SONAME from them, and links to libflexiblas directly. So should you decide to switch back, some packages will stay linked to FlexiBLAS and will need to rebuilt.
In order to avoid this, I would have to replace the symlinks with wrapper libraries, having libblas.so.3 and so on SONAMEs, and linking to libflexiblas. Unfortunately, a dummy wrapper isn't going to work — the linker will complain about using indirect symbols from libflexiblas.so. So I would probably have to "reexport" their symbols somehow, and ideally split into appropriate libraries, so that `-Wl,--as-needed` wouldn't drop some of them. But how to do that?
Well, let's look at the existing logic for eselect-ldso — clearly both BLIS and OpenBLAS create some wrappers. So I've spent some time investigating upstream Makefiles, and literally couldn't find the respective targets. I mean, these are quite complex Makefiles, but I'm grepping hard and can't find even a partial match.
As it turns out, these Makefile targets are added by Gentoo-specific patches. And these patches are just horrible. In case of OpenBLAS, they create the wrapper libraries by linking all the relevant .o files from OpenBLAS build, plus the shared OpenBLAS library. So the OpenBLAS symbols relevant to each interface end up duplicated in libblas.so, liblapack.so, etc., and apparently the symbols needed by them are taken from libopenblas.so. The individual interface libraries aren't even linked to one another, so they expose their own duplicate symbols, but use the implementation from OpenBLAS instead.
BLIS is even worse — the patch is simply creating libblas.so and libcblas.so, using all BLIS objects directly, plus symbol visibility to hide symbols irrelevant to the library. So yes, libblis.so, libblas.so and libcblas.so are roughly three separate copies of the same library, differing only in symbol visibility. And of course libcblas.so doesn't use libblas.so.
Truly #GSoC quality.