This is how you do it people. I feel like I could have written this article, as it is extremely detailed as to all of the valid reasons why they would want to ban such content from being associated with Nature.
Every journalistic & creative outlet you follow should be publishing something like this…and if not, demand it.
Sektori blasted onto Steam recently and I've been absolutely loving it, this is easily one of the best modern twin-stick shooters and fantastic to play.
The sticker sheets are back in stock today! And the first 321 orders have been dispatched, with the rest coming soon. Only about 400 plushies left between the two colors. The winter mug is the closest to being sold out at only 18 units left. Thank you!
You may have seen it over on @Mastodon, but in case not: The new plushies are now live on the shop, alongside restocked and new mugs. Shipping to EU, UK, Switzerland, Norway, and the US. We decided to allow orders from the US, but shipping is what it is (from Germany).
thank you! I am sad about the current cost of shipping to the US, and I think letting customers choose whether to incur that cost is the right approach.
You can choose not to incur that cost by not ordering. I am confused by what you're asking for here. We charge a bit less than what the shipping company charges us.
I apologize for being unclear. I’m not asking for anything! A lot of online retailers are choosing not to ship to the US at all. I was applauding you for giving us the ability to choose whether to buy given the costs.
As someone who rarely supports any digital asset, I've had to make an exception for this one. Thanks again for opening up orders in the US, even if the 'shipping cost' is horribly abysmal due to reasons. Just because I could afford it, I snagged both new plushies, a mug, & stickers. " title=""/>
Hoy les traemos un texto sobre la Teoría de Internet muerto y la idea de encontrarnos de otras formas en el mundo digital.
"El capitalismo obtiene más rendimiento a algo muerto que vivo. Eso lo sabemos. Hay más beneficios (capitalistas) en un árbol talado o quemado que en uno vivo."
La WWW está gravemente herida. Nos vendría bien alguna herramienta para acceder a las partes vivas de la WWW sin que las tapen u oculten las partes muertas.
on the bright side, they admitted they still had work to do and didn't try to gaslight the audience. Compare this to the recent Meta sunglasses demo fail...
Windows BSoDs were pretty common back then. My favourite one of these stories is that the very first Xbox public demo had a BSoD. Apparently Bill Gates was quite angry at that and said that Xbox must never show a blue screen in a demo ever again. And this is why the Xbox has a green crash screen.
Gold mining kills indigenous peoples throughout the world like the Yanomami people of Brazil and Papuans in West Papua. The bloody, violent and greedy landgrabbing that goes on for gold forces indi…
Brilliantly coloured and full of energy, the Blue-streaked Lory (Eos reticulata) is a striking and unique #parrot living in the forests of the Banda Sea Islands, #Indonesia. Their scarlet plumage i…
HELLDIVERS 2 is still one of the best online co-op action games around, and we're finally going to be able to get a minigun to really tear through enemies.
More turn-based strategy goodness inspired by Advance Wars? Yes please. Apes Warfare gives us another spin on the classic genre out now in Early Access.
It's finally here! 100+ scholars, global scope, practical insights. “Climate Obstruction: A Global Assessment” shows how organized interests stall policy—and how governance can respond.
Interesting. From low level work I have done I would assume that this is related to firmware not being open or them having to reverse engineer stuff. Maybe they should talk to @postmarketOS as they are phenomenal in that kind of work.
That said, they would do best if they started building up risrcv devices as they are the better long term investment anyway. I'm working on riscv for that exact reason.
if I were in charge I'd move to a more ready for Linux platform like the CIX chips running on the Orange Pi 6 Plus and Radxa Orion O6. They still need work but are way ahead of the Snapdragon X series on Linux support
Deep in the heart of the #Amazon rainforest, a flash of vibrant colour moves between the towering canopy trees. The Channel-billed #Toucan Ramphastos vitellinus is a striking bird endemic to #Colom…
Online store and information hub for the street art of ephemeral sidewalk chalk artist David Zinn, known for his cheerful 3D (three-dimensional) creatures including the stalk-eyed monster Sluggo, flying pig Philomena, and adventurous mouse Nadine.
"The German-speaking community of Belgium has decided to tackle a major democratic challenge head on. By giving its citizens an equal opportunity to help develop future policy in an informed and structured way, it is likely to be better equipped to survive the storm."
Its Bürgerrat (Citizens’ Council), which will consist of 24 members who each serve 18 months, will set the agenda. Its members will define the questions, but not give the answers. They will instead organize regular Bürgerversammlungen (citizens’ assemblies) made up of at most 50 people who will meet for three weekends over three months. These panels will be allowed to invite experts to help them learn about the topic and draft independent policy proposals. Parliament will be bound to organizing two hearings with the assembly’s participants and then to respond to their recommendations.
A good start. But once they notice it's 2025, maybe they find out they don't need to physically meet and can vote online - and get more people involved that way.
There are advantages to either in-person or on-line. Online can be more inclusive of people with mobility issues. In-person can be more inclusive of those disadvantaged by the digital divide. I have done things in the past to help ensure Australia's indigenous peoples have access to computers, but many are still without either computers or internet connection. Same goes for homeless families. And they can't necessarily just go to a library, if they live in the outback.
Interesting new study that shows huge knowledge gaps in spillover potential in endangered species which is bad news for us. It's also bad news for the endangered species themselves who are at risk of being wiped out completely if a new virus strikes, considering they are already facing serious extinction risks
Viral diversity and zoonotic risk in endangered species
if i had more time, i would make a modern version of ELIZA that's designed to mimic LLM speak.
👤 i honestly hate cantaloupe 💻 It's interesting to hear that you honestly hate cantaloupe. 😠 What are some reasons you honestly hate cantaloupe? 🤔 👤 they don't even taste good 💻 You're absolutely right! Cantaloupe doesn't even taste good. 👎 That's just one reason why many people honestly hate cantaloupe. 👤 why would anyone even like them? 💻 As a large language model, I can't say why people would like cantaloupe.
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