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Strands #9
“Ruler’s decree”
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https://www.nytimes.com/games/strands

Play Strands, our newest word-search game with a twist.
The objective? Use every letter on the board to find today’s linked words plus their hidden theme. A new puzzle is added daily.

Händler schickt Rechnung als PDF. Und bindet den Text mit Pflichtdaten wie Firmenname, Anschrift oder Steuernummern als fscking JPEG statt Text ein. Weil dann das Design ja immer gleich ist. Digitalisierung 2024. m(

Can anyone think of a web platform API that accepts a string or array of strings as an argument?
I thought for sure this was a thing, but I'm drawing blanks
EDIT: Answered! https://hachyderm.io/@evilpie/112260613777599323

No Labels to appoint a panel Thursday to pick presidential candidate

The group is considering a conservative or Republican to lead the ticket, with the option of ending the effort if a candidate fails to gain traction after a few months
Joe Lieberman reiterated that he does not want to participate in a process that makes Trump’s election more likely.

“To me personally, stopping him from being reelected is a goal even greater than restoring bipartisanship to Washington,” sai…

No Labels to appoint a panel Thursday to pick presidential candidate
The group is considering a conservative or Republican to lead the ticket, in part to make sure that any candidate does not pull more strongly from President Biden than Donald Trump.

„Das Bundeskriminalamt hat nach Informationen des BR Millionen Bilder aus einer Polizeidatenbank genutzt, um Gesichtserkennungssoftware zu testen. Ob das BKA dazu befugt war, ist laut den Recherchen jedoch fraglich. Demnach hat das BKA dem Fraunhofer-Institut für Graphische Datenverarbeitung knapp fünf Millionen Gesichtsbilder zur Verfügung gestellt.”
Von Rebecca Ciesielski und Maximilian Zierer | BR über

Gesichtserkennung - BKA nutzte Millionen Polizeifotos für Software-Test 
Das BKA nutzte nach Informationen des BR Millionen Bilder aus einer Polizeidatenbank, um Gesichtserkennungssoftware zu testen. Ob das legal war, ist fraglich. Der Fall zeigt, wie Sicherheitsbehörden beim Umgang mit Daten in rechtlichen Grauzonen operieren.

Check out this show by Grateful Dead from Mon, May 12, 1980 at Boston Garden on Live Music Archive!
#GratefulDead #TIGDH #LiveMusic

Grateful Dead Live at Boston Garden on 1980-05-12
Set 1 Jack Straw -> Alabama Getaway -> El Paso Althea Lazy Lightnin' -> Supplication Far From Me New Minglewood Blues China Cat Sunflower -> I Know You Rider Set 2 Feel Like A Stranger Ship Of Fools Estimated Prophet -> He's Gone -> Drums -> Space -> Saint Of Circumstance -> Wharf Rat -> Sugar Magnolia Encore U.S. Blues

"It appears that Graham's indictment relates to his strong support for the government of Ukraine in its war against Russia, despite the fact that Graham voted against an aid package for the country on Tuesday morning."
Russian courts issued secret arrest warrant for Lindsey Graham: leaked docs - Raw Story
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Russian courts issued secret arrest warrant for Lindsey Graham: leaked docs
Although Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) has been taking some Moscow-friendly votes lately, that apparently hasn't been enough to get him off of Russia's "most wanted" list.Vice reports that leaked Russian Internal Affairs Ministry records show that Graham is one of several foreigners who have been singl...

Rodgers eyed as strong VP contender for RFK Jr. https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/39717800/rfk-jr-eyeing-rodgers-ventura-top-24-running-mate-contenders

RFK Jr. eyeing Rodgers, Ventura as top '24 running mate contenders - ESPN
New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers is on Robert F. Kennedy's short list to be his running mate on an independent presidential ticket in November, the New York Times reported Tuesday.

Strands #8
“To put it mildly”
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https://www.nytimes.com/games/strands

Play Strands, our newest word-search game with a twist.
The objective? Use every letter on the board to find today’s linked words plus their hidden theme. A new puzzle is added daily.

„Das Bundeskriminalamt hat nach Informationen des BR Millionen Bilder aus einer Polizeidatenbank genutzt, um Gesichtserkennungssoftware zu testen. Ob das BKA dazu befugt war, ist laut den Recherchen jedoch fraglich. Demnach hat das BKA dem Fraunhofer-Institut für Graphische Datenverarbeitung knapp fünf Millionen Gesichtsbilder zur Verfügung gestellt.”
Von Rebecca Ciesielski und Maximilian Zierer | BR über

Gesichtserkennung - BKA nutzte Millionen Polizeifotos für Software-Test 
Das BKA nutzte nach Informationen des BR Millionen Bilder aus einer Polizeidatenbank, um Gesichtserkennungssoftware zu testen. Ob das legal war, ist fraglich. Der Fall zeigt, wie Sicherheitsbehörden beim Umgang mit Daten in rechtlichen Grauzonen operieren.