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"Nous sommes une petite équipe qui met à disposition des zines et des stickers à prix libre (et du matériel de réduction des risques gratuit) sur différentes teuf ou évènement et lieux militants quand nous avons le temps et l'envie. Nous n'avons pas de local ou de permanence. On met à disposition essentiellement de brochures issues du site infokiosques.net qui parlent de différentes luttes sociales"
Anyone have a recommendation for a lightweight full-sized keyboard? I don't care about membrane vs mechanical, but it needs to be full sized, it needs to be as lightweight as possible.
my current keyboard is this cheap-ass Onn keyboard. It could be improved by: 1. lighter (I don't know how much it weighs, I'll have to measure that when I can) 2. more keys (I want terminal hotkeys!) 3. normal non-rotated home/end/insert/delete/pageup/pagedown cluster 4. separated fkeys 5. backlight
The Apple Magic Keyboard is pretty dang lightweight, but wireless only.
I have a friend who swears by the Keychron Travel Keyboard, but it doesn’t have a num pad and it weighs in at 0.77lbs (the Apple Magic Keyboard is 0.51lbs).
Every $5 wired Onn keyboard i've ever seen has weights in it that you could probably remove, but weigh so little with the weights still installed that I've literally had a stiff wind blow one off a table. How light are we talking?
I've been rocking a Logitech MX Keys for a while. I like it a lot. Not sure how it compares in terms of weight though. I like this keyboard so much in fact, I bought the same thing without a num pad to carry around as part of my mobile office setup.
stripe is adding automatic LLM-powered dispute resolution and they're charging a 30% fee if you win due to it
We’re excited to share that you’ll get early access to Smart Disputes starting December 2025. We’ll automatically enable this new product on your account. If you win a dispute using Smart Disputes, you’ll pay 30% of the recovered disputed amount.
@mozilla@mastodon.social if you turn that new cute little mascot you made for firefox into an AI chatbot, i'm going to draw it doing the most horrible evil things you could ever imagine
She's not wrong.I just posted a chart of the Mag 7 hiring trends since 2015... take a look. t.co/gOzMYjfj6G— Amanda Goodall (@thejobchick) November 7, 2025
It appears that this venerable Nobel Prize winner, for discovery of the double helix of DNA has died. He was viciously attacked and cancelled for the statement:
"There is no firm reason to believe that the intellectual capacities of peoples geographically separated in their evolution should prove to have evolved identically."
Laut Bild, ist selbst Merz von dieser Grafik "geschockt".
Tja, so sieht es aus, wenn grün sozialistische Experten glauben man könne Wachstum herbeisubventionieren und Bürokratie wie Steuerlast immer weiter erhöhen.
Jay Dyer in top form here, calmly discussing the prescient insights of Fr. Seraphim Rose. 🌹✨👀
“Jay Dyer and Maria Zeee review ‘Orthodoxy & The Religion of the Future’ by Father Seraphim Rose, exploring how modern spirituality and global movements are shaping a false one-world religion through Eastern mysticism, New Age deception, and their influence on modern Christianity.”
Follow Maria Zeer Here ► https://www.youtube.com/@zeeemediachannelJay Dyer and Maria Zeee review Orthodoxy & The Religion of the Future by Father Seraphim R...
Selim Islami und ihre Mutter zeigten Mut, als sie den Impfschaden des Mädchens im ÖRR offenbarten. Deshalb wurde sie für die Anhörung in der Corona-Enquetekommission vorgeschlagen. Die Brand-Maurer lehnten sie ab. Einzelne Impfgeschädigte will man nicht sehen oder hören.
Hintergrund: 2023 erkannte die zuständige Behörde die Autoimmunerkrankung (Myasthenia gravis) der Solingerin zu 100% als Impfschaden an. Gleichwohl scheiterte ihre Klage gegen BioNTech an der Haftungsbefreiung des Herstellers.
Walter #Eucken („Grundsätze der Wirtschaftspolitik”): Haftung ist ein konstitutives Prinzip der Marktwirtschaft. Ohne Haftungsbefreiung wären die experimentellen Gentherapien niemals auf den Markt gekommen.
Είχε πεταχτεί ένας συμπατριώτης Ευρωπαίος να μου υποδείξει πως το red. media είναι όργανο του Πούτιν, εν τω μεταξύ το red. media είναι κινητή εγκυκλοπαίδεια
Watch @ScottAdamsSays dismantle the latest Democrat hoax with a moment-by-moment breakdown of yesterday's Oval Office medical scare.Trump's “psychopath” moment or leadership masterclass? pic.twitter.
Teen two rows ahead of me: “why would this many people want to go from San Francisco to Chicago at this exact time? It’s like…. we live in a simulation”
Reasons we can think of for why people have so much luggage: - smuggling - refuses to wear the same pair of shoes multiple times - suitcase packed nesting doll style with incrementally smaller suitcases - brought a choice of books (this was almost me) - bringing their own snow
As Trump’s administration struggles to find ways to implement its fatally flawed “20-Point Plan” for Gaza, it has taken the surprising step of trying to obtain the approval of the United Nations Security Council. Here's why that's unlikely to work.
As Trump’s administration struggles to find ways to implement its fatally flawed “20-Point Plan” for Gaza, it has taken the surprising step of trying to obtain the approval of the United Nations Security Council. Here’s why that’s unlikely to work.
The Naxalite–Maoist insurgency is an armed conflict between the Indian government and Maoist-aligned communist groups that has been ongoing since 1967.
"The party argues that China is no longer a socialist country but a social-imperialist power. It criticizes the concept of "socialism with Chinese characteristics" as a cover for imperialism and highlights China's global ambitions and alliances with Russia and other countries." 🤯
"History is the object of a construction whose place is formed not in homogenous and empty time, but in that which is fulfilled by the here-and-now [Jetztzeit]. For Robespierre, Roman antiquity was a past charged with the here-and-now, which he … Continue reading →"
Message de Médecins Sans Frontières sur Instagram du 21 mai 2025 :
"ARRÊTEZ de MILITARISER la nourriture, les médicaments et l'aide humanitaire à Gaza, dès MAINTENANT"
[Edit 7 novembre 2025 : MSF qui n'est pas présent sur le Fediverse car vous etes trop mou, a posté ça le 21 mai. Quand allez vous enfin comprendre !!! Vous êtes d'accord avec le fait de sacrifier 2 millions de personnes pour créer un monde de bisounours ??]
http://www.ij.org/donateRunning red lights can get you a ticket. But in Oregon, you can be fined just for talking about it.Mats Järlström learned this first-...
No one knows where the adage “It takes a village” came from exactly. Though it was popularized by Hillary Clinton’s 1996 book of the same name, an NPR investigation suggested that it might be “some sort of pseudo-African mix of Hallmark and folk sentiments.” But the proverb is now ubiquitous, along with its equally grating corollary, “Don’t be afraid to ask for help.” To name just one example, the American Academy of Pediatrics’ baby bible, Caring for Your Baby and Young Child, asserts “Family and friends can be helpful; don’t be bashful about asking for assistance” and “Try to create a ‘village’ around you.”
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“It takes a village” is advice that sounds communitarian, but in fact, it pushes for an individualistic solution to a societal problem. And it can distract people from demanding the kinds of solutions that could truly help families: longer parental leave; more flexible remote-work policies; child-care support; a work culture that accepts the constancy of kids’ sicknesses. Instead, families are left to “ask for help” on their own: You find the village. You join the app. You move closer to your mom. You need to be friendlier, more active, more approachable, more involved.
Those who can cobble together a network—by virtue of luck or wealth or people skills—come out ahead. Everyone else, the “village” wisdom implies, isn’t asking hard enough.
Joke I saw going round the internet: One day, Rachel Reeves was being chauffeured around the countryside. Turning a corner, the car struck a cow that had gotten loose from a nearby farm. "This is all your fault, go and explain to the farmer what you have done!" Reeves said to her chauffeur, who walked over to the farmhouse. An hour later, he returned with his hair ruffled and lipstick all over his face. "What happened?" "The farmers wife really liked me!" "Why?!" "I told her I was Rachel Reeve's driver and I just hit the cow".
"Internal documents have revealed that Meta has projected it earns billions from ignoring scam ads that its platforms then targeted to users most likely to click on them."
This might be the problem: I can't use http. My computer vomits that up every time. It only responds to https. Is this what is frustrating my effort? How do I fix it?
I was trying to thwart the character limit. I only have so many characters to express anything and when half of them are used up in addresses, I get... a sentence. If I'm lucky.
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The Guardian: Belgian drone sightings could be linked to talks on using frozen Russian assets, says German minister – as it happened theguardian.com/world/live/202…
moving from very north to very south I was told I should check the sky learn the constellations, southern cross get used to not being under one’s own sky despite one’s own moon, one’s sun indisputable in their references
this sky is not my own north and south have flown asunder seven baby moons in slivers shivering beyond atmosphere
my solar charger still catches rays time lapse camera pulling rotation this new north my alternate designation a thousand hungry things observing while I in turn bring fire, persistence eating what would eat me
returning ever stronger, resting cave now carved to comfort nesting habitat of lost human thing who hasn’t gotten over that
Using its high-resolution camera, China's Tianwen-1 orbiter has successfully observed the interstellar object 3I/ATLAS from about 30 million kilometers away, making it one of the closest probes to study this celestial body to date.
I do wish we could all settle out and admit "yeah this industry really is just a bunch of group chats and back channel whisper networks" but then you have these mfs moonlighting as ransomware operators proving you can't trust anyone.
one day you're making a song called "nigga heil hitler" next day you're begging the rabbi for forgiveness and vaguely saying "for the protection of the people around me" ok what does that mean...
Amid ongoing trade tensions, recent US-China talks were shaped by China's Fourth Plenum, which emphasized a push for technological self-sufficiency in its next Five-Year Plan.
China signals its resolve to intensify its "high-quality development," viewing tech supremacy as crucial to its future. The message to the US is clear: China is preparing for a prolonged tech confrontation and will not back down.
So Google is building a massive AI data centre on Christmas Island, a tiny remote Australian territory with 1,692 people, and it’s exactly the kind of dystopian tech imperialism you’d expect. They’re militarising a small island community in the name of cloud computing, partnering with the Australian Defence Department to monitor Chinese submarines and enable AI powered warfare systems. The island becomes a pawn in great power conflicts while Google extracts strategic value. Meanwhile, locals are promised vague economic benefits while their homeland gets turned into a surveillance node with subsea cables linking to US Marine bases. Classic extractive colonialism dressed up as innovation. The energy demands alone, powered by a local mining company, naturally, are staggering. Big Tech continues doubling our electricity costs for AI toys while communities bear the burden. Christmas Island is known for red crab migrations, not military infrastructure. But when you’re a trillion dollar corporation, even the most remote ecosystems are just real estate for your empire.
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