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This tragic misshapen lump is the last time I stuff a bauble with batting. It's polystyrene balls all the way from now on. 70mm balls with 3.75mms and DK all works very nicely. If everyone's very good I'll post a photo tomorrow of the one I made for my sister in law, which is on a polystyrene ball and looks much better. I've thrown in the towel for tonight after going wrong testing a chart I've made for another one.

Cyberpunk 2077: CD Projekt stoppt VR-Mod wegen Paywall auf Patreon
Die VR-Mod von Luke Ross für Cyberpunk 2077 ist offline – der Publisher duldet keine Paywalls für Fanprojekte und zieht rechtliche Konsequenzen.

Ein vom britischen Umweltministerium in Auftrag gegebener Bericht warnt vor dramatischen Folgen des #Klimawandels für die nationale #Sicherheit: Ökosystem-Kollaps, #Ernährungsunsicherheit

A UK climate security report backed by the intelligence services was quietly buried – a pattern we’ve seen many times before
Governments have been warned about climate change for 70 years. They’re still suppressing the worst news.

Have made these kinds of commands with Puppet Resource layer - but just “require ‘puppet’” can take a second let alone all the other startup costs.
Seeing the same pattern but very fast is a whole different experience. Long way to go but feeling pretty good.
(First slow run is of course yum update)
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[M]any consumers might not realize the privacy risks just by glancing at the flyer sent to them, according to Florian Schaub, associate professor at the University of Michigan School of Information.
"The privacy policy is very specific that we're going to track everything, including what you do in Incognito Windows. Previously anonymous data may now be identifiable. All those risks are not disclosed here," Schaub said, after reviewing a copy of the flyer.

"Very sad day for crow enthusiasts" says #pastagang

#Blakes7 Series A, Episode 12 - Deliverance
TRAVIS: Would he do that?
SERVALAN: Oh, yes. He thought it through very carefully. He wouldn't even reveal the location of the laboratory until I'd agreed to all his terms.
TRAVIS: Which were?

I am really interested in the linked.art initiative, but I’m finding it hard to wrap my head around it. What strikes me as particularly odd:
* The types-of-types pattern, which creates JSON structures that are very unlike usual JSON properties.
* The AATization of everything, including things like language tags, for which perfectly fine native RDF patterns exist.
Has anyone worked with it? Are there good Getting Started guides?

My general framework for thinking about this stuff:
- Brains vary a lot, in a lot of different ways.
- We have names for a few variations, or common patterns of variation. That can be useful, but it’s hardly complete.
- There’s a wealth of as-yet-unnamed neurodivergences out there.
- It’s all but certain that •everyone’s• mind is atypical in one way or another.
- Comparison with, aspiration to, or forced conformance to the nonexistent “average” mind is unhelpful, frequently harmful.
- Embracing variation is the only reasonable (or humane) approach.
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