The risk of the conflict in Ukraine expanding further into Eastern Europe escalated on Nov. 15, 2022, with reports of Russian-made missiles straying into neighboring Poland.
It was not immediately clear if the apparent strike – in which two people were killed – was intentional or accidental, or where the missiles had originated. But it represents a worrying development and the first time since hostilities began in the Ukraine war that a member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, or NATO, has been hit. It has led to questions over whether Poland may invoke Article 4 or Article 5 of the NATO treaty – something that could lead to military intervention by other member countries.
The Conversation asked John R. Deni, research professor at the U.S. Army War College, a lecturer at American Universi
The risk of the conflict in Ukraine expanding further into Eastern Europe escalated on Nov. 15, 2022, with reports of Russian-made missiles straying into neighboring Poland.
It was not immediately clear if the apparent strike – in which two people were killed – was intentional or accidental, or where the missiles had originated. But it represents a worrying development and the first time since hostilities began in the Ukraine war that a member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, or NATO, has been hit. It has led to questions over whether Poland may invoke Article 4 or Article 5 of the NATO treaty – something that could lead to military intervention by other member countries.
The Conversation asked John R. Deni, research professor at the U.S. Army War College, a lecturer at American University, and author of “NATO and Article 5: The Transatlantic Alliance and the Twenty-First-Century Challenges of Collective Defense,” to explain what invoking these articles would mean – and what could happen next.
update from Reuters "The Associated Press news agency, which had initially cited a senior U.S. intelligence official as saying Russian missiles had caused the blast in Poland, later quoted U.S. officials as saying initial findings were now that blast was caused by Ukrainian air defence missiles."
U.S. President Joe Biden told allies that a missile that killed two people in Poland was a Ukrainian air defence missile, a NATO source said on Wednesday.
#Artemis I Update: We are extending the countdown hold at T-10 minutes while the launch team estimates how much work needs to be done. This means we will slip into the two-hour launch window, and will share a revised launch time when it is confirmed. twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1jMKg…
LIVE NOW: The #Artemis era of exploration begins today with @NASAArtemis I, the first integrated test flight of the rocket and spacecraft that will bring humanity to the Moon. Watch @NASA_SLS and @NASA_Orion embark on their first voyage. twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1jMKg…
Cellist @YoYo_Ma performed a rendition of “America the Beautiful” with the Philadelphia Orchestra (@PhilOrch) to commemorate the launch of #Artemis I to the Moon.
LIVE NOW: Teams are preparing to launch the @NASA_Orion spacecraft to the Moon aboard the @NASA_SLS rocket. Watch coverage of the rocket fueling process for the #Artemis I mission. Follow @NASAGroundSys for updates. twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1vOxw…
Okay this right here is a big fucking problem I have with how many mastodonians engage with the critiques of mastodon by scholars of color and users of color:
The argument that history doesn't matter because we have an influx of users is unconvincing to me for a variety of reasons, which I'll enumerate below.
@shengokai@zirk.us @lorenzlm@mastodon.social @jeffjarvis@mastodon.social @vowe@chaos.social Even the past history of Black M users is a null in that the platform is currently undergoing such a huge influx of non traditional M users that that experien…
Here, I'm going to draw on Sara Ahmed and John Dewey: a history provides an account of where a thing is and how it functioned within the world that made it possible. A history also provides a record of the embodied habits of a space: it is what gives the space its shape and contour through the actions taken within it.
In short, histories allow us to understand the space and how we can and cannot move through it as well as the kinds of life the space supports.
This is important when you think about social media as spaces. So let's take Mastodon. The history of the ways that Black users have been treated, the ways that their instances have fallen, informs the future engagements of new Black users insofar as they indicate how Black users have been and will be positioned within a social space.
It also tells us something about how black users "unfold" and the points from which the space "unfolds" as a space.
To be clear, the treatment of Black users on mastodon, as indicated by the recurring cycle of discourse around CWs, quote tweets, and the policing of other ways that Black users make present their experience and identities, makes clear that the point from which mastodon unfolds is whiteness.
And the 'argument' she presents is bullshit, especially when you consider 1. the lengths the fedi community has gone to push out Black users specifically and 2. the silence of all the alleged good people she is alluding to.
One cannot say that history doesn't matter when a defining characteristic of the fedi up until now has been anti-blackness, which has been why so few Black users have stuck with the fedi until now.
That kind of conjecture is a big reason safety is such a concern, as so many people join the fedi. Bigots feast on 'progressive' whites giving the benefit of the doubt repeatedly.
November update: Community Q&A Nov 25th Newsflash- community, dev and Pine Store news #PineBudsPro available December 2nd - ready to use #Ox64 boots #Linux - available in December #Star64 available in coming weeks #PineTime InfiniTime 1.11 & new apps
We’ve got three key hardware availability announcements this month: for the PineBuds Pro, the Ox64 and Star64, all of which ought to be available in the coming weeks. However, reading this update I’d…
Hello community, Another stable branch update with some usual package updates for you. Most of our Kernels got updated Mesa got renewed to 22.2.3 AMDVLK is now at 2022.Q4.2 GNOME got its big update to 43 series Plasma got updated to 5.26.
I don't know how this person saw that#gaming #cultofthelamb #linuxgaming #steamdeck #gamingonlinuxTwitch: https://brodierobertson.xyz/twitchDlive: https://br...
For the entire life of the ubuntu snap packages they have forced users to do automatic updating but finally Canonical has decided to fix them and make them a...
Experiments and Observations on certain stony and metalline Substances, which at different Times are said to have fallen on the Earth; also on various Kinds of native Iron.
Experiments and Observations on certain stony and metalline Substances, which at different Times are said to have fallen on the Earth; also on various Kinds of...
#Feditip If you are admin of your instance but only via the web interface, you can modify the "Publish" button back to "Toot!" with the following hack: 1) go to server parameters, apparence, and then locate the custom CSS textbox. 2) Add the following CSS code to hackily replace "Publish" with "Toot" or "Pouet" or whatever: .compose-form__publish-button-wrapper button { text-indent: -9999px; line-height: 0; /* Collapse the original line */ }
.compose-form__publish-button-wrapper button:after { content:'Toot!'; text-indent: 0; display: block; line-height: initial; /* New content takes up original line height */ } and voilà! (thanks to this answer on stack overflow stackoverflow.com/a/22054588)
How can I replace text with CSS using a method like this:
.pvw-title img[src*="IKON.img"] { visibility:hidden; }
Instead of ( img[src*="IKON.img"] ), I need to use something that can replace t...
LIVE NOW: Teams are preparing to launch the @NASA_Orion spacecraft to the Moon aboard the @NASA_SLS rocket. Watch coverage of the rocket fueling process for the #Artemis I mission. Follow @NASAGroundSys for updates. twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1vOxw…
Another spacewalk is in the books! @NASA_Astronauts Frank Rubio and Josh Cassada have successfully returned to the @Space_Station after a 7 hour and 11 minute spacewalk. The astronaut duo completed maintenance and updates needed on the ISS. Learn more: blogs.nasa.gov/spacestation/20…
Expedition 68 Flight Engineers Josh Cassada and Frank Rubio of NASA concluded their spacewalk at 4:25 p.m. EST after 7 hours and 11 minutes in preparation for upcoming solar array installation.
This view of Shackleton crater at the Moon's south pole comes from NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, which has been mapping the Moon since 2009. As we prepare for the #Artemis I mission, here's a shout-out to the robotic spacecraft that have always scouted the way. 🛰🧵 1/3 #NASASolarSystem
My #LoRa driver for the #PineDio USB adapter (and also the #Pinephone backplate) from @PINE64 is now available in #AUR thanks to a contribution from hamblingreen !
One of the technology payloads aboard #Artemis I is @NASAPrize's Cube Quest Challenge winner Team Miles' CubeSat! Learn how this small satellite will demonstrate novel communications and propulsion tech from deep space. Learn more: go.nasa.gov/2oE1WUM #NASATechnology
NASA.gov brings you the latest images, videos and news from America's space agency. Get the latest updates on NASA missions, watch NASA TV live, and learn about our quest to reveal the unknown and benefit all humankind.
#DYK @nasa's Deep Space Network does some serious choreography throughout the solar system on the daily. 📡 The DSN supports not only #Artemis but also dozens of robotic spacecraft exploring the solar system and their competing schedules! Learn how: go.nasa.gov/3UGRE0l #NASAJPL
The DSN will enable NASA to track and communicate with Artemis I while working to provide coverage across dozens of other missions throughout the solar system.
Don't miss NASA experts sharing early results of our Low-Earth Orbit Flight Test of an Inflatable Decelerator (#LOFTID)! Find out what we learned and what's next for this inflatable heat shield tech during our media briefing on Nov. 17 at 2 p.m. EST: go.nasa.gov/3AhNDHw #NASATechnology
NASA will host a media briefing on Thursday, Nov. 17, at 2 p.m. EST to share early results from the Low-Earth Orbit Flight Test of an Inflatable Decelerator (LOFTID) technology demonstration.
I have been asked to pass along friendly greetings from #TeamSintti ! He has aYouTube channel, and is currently making daily community posts which include some of his beautiful photographs. If you want to keep up with TeamSintti, the cats, squirrels, and Finnish weather go here: youtube.com/user/PJSaa/communi…
🐈G+ and Pluspora refugees Sintti, Santtu & the Dude plus some other animals…⭐️
🐈 G+:n ja Plusporan hylkäämät Sintti, Santtu ja yksi hemmo sun muita elukoita… ⭐️
Who's ready for a rocket launch!? 🚀 This dazzling sunset photo of Space Shuttle Atlantis was taken by NASA photographer Bill Ingalls @nasahqphoto the evening before the launch of STS-129: 13 years ago today. #NASAhistory
Pencil Nebula ✏️ This #HubbleClassic image shows a nebula that’s part of the Vela supernova remnant – the “leftovers” of a star’s supernova explosion. Read more: go.nasa.gov/3EzEWLj #Hubble
Started my first round of Chenopodium album in the exact sand I found it growing in at the beach. Washed, sifted, and flooded with InstantOcean artificial seawater at same salinity. If these germinate, this is gonna be fun!
heya, could you make sure your posts have alt text. I try not to boost stuff that doesn't have any, but you're doing interesting work and I want to make sure the wider fediverse gets to see it
LIVE NOW: Teams are preparing to launch the @NASA_Orion spacecraft to the Moon aboard the @NASA_SLS rocket. Watch coverage of the rocket fueling process for the #Artemis I mission. Follow @NASAGroundSys for updates. twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1vOxw…
Good luck. I hope I can watch the launch tomorrow together with my son (5 years). He knows the SLS from a big rocket poster, so he is eagerly waiting for the launch. He has to go to kindergarten at 8 CET, so please launch on time!
Incredible views as Cassada and Rubio work on installing the right struts for upcoming solar array upgrades. They will start cleanup and head back to the airlock after installing the right mid strut. 🔧🌏 #ISS
@Gargron Looks like Truth Social is no longer linking anything under "Open Source" from its homepage. Does this have legal implications again? #Mastodon #foss
We remember pilot Michael J. Adams, who perished #OTD 55 years ago when his X-15 broke apart after flying above an altitude of 50 miles. His was the only fatality of the X-15 program. Adams was posthumously awarded Astronaut Wings. Read more about Adams: go.nasa.gov/3E59Qd3 #NASAhistory
my body is ready, was just thinking that my ear buds are really janky and wondering what I want to get to replace them
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