Welcome to Friendica.Eskimo.Com

Home of Censorship Free Hosting

 Eskimo North Linux Shells, E-mail, Virtual Machines, Web Hosting.

E-mail, Web Hosting, Linux Shell Accounts terminal or full remote desktops.

Sign Up For A Free Trial Here

Please tell your friends about federated social media site that speaks several fediverse protocols thus serving as a hub uniting them, hubzilla.eskimo.com, also check out friendica.eskimo.com, federated macroblogging social media site, mastodon.eskimo.com a federated microblogging site, and yacy.eskimo.com an uncensored federated search engine. All Free!

mastodon - Link to source

Trump’s ICE directive is a repudiation of the very principles invoked in the Declaration of Independence, reinstating the royal prerogative of arbitrary imprisonment.

Trump administration bans bond hearings, paving way for mass indefinite detention of immigrants - World Socialist Web Site

wsws.org/en/articles/2025/07/1…


Trump administration bans bond hearings, paving way for mass indefinite detention of immigrants

Millions of workers and their family members face imprisonment for months or years as part of the fascistic assault on democratic rights.
World Socialist Web Site

mastodon - Link to source

"A single Google search requires half a millilitre of water, while ChatGPT consumes 500 millilitres for every five to 50 prompts. Multiply these figures by billions of daily interactions, add streaming services and cloud storage, and the result is staggering: data centre water consumption has reached crisis levels, with some facilities using more water annually than entire cities."

cloudcomputing-news.net/news/d…


Data centre water consumption: Why the digital world has a thirst problem

Data centres consume billions of litres annually to cool servers powering Netflix, Google, and AI. Discover why data centre water usage is sparking global protests and community conflicts.
Dashveenjit Kaur (Cloud Computing News)
in reply to Gerry McGovern

mastodon - Link to source

Gerry McGovern

"According to industry data, a 1-megawatt data centre can consume up to 25.5 million litres of water annually just for cooling – equivalent to the daily water consumption of approximately 300,000 people. To put this in perspective, a medium-sized 15-megawatt data centre consumes as much water annually as either three average-sized hospitals or more than two 18-hole golf courses."

cloudcomputing-news.net/news/d…


Data centre water consumption: Why the digital world has a thirst problem

Data centres consume billions of litres annually to cool servers powering Netflix, Google, and AI. Discover why data centre water usage is sparking global protests and community conflicts.
Dashveenjit Kaur (Cloud Computing News)
in reply to Gerry McGovern

mastodon - Link to source

Gerry McGovern

"Hyperscale facilities operated by companies like Google demonstrate the true scale of the challenge. Google’s data centres average 550,000 gallons (2.1 million litres) daily, totalling approximately 200 million gallons (760 million litres) annually per facility. Microsoft’s global operations consumed nearly 6.4 million cubic metres of water (approximately 1.69 billion gallons) in their most recent reporting year – a 34% increase from the previous year."

cloudcomputing-news.net/news/d…


Data centre water consumption: Why the digital world has a thirst problem

Data centres consume billions of litres annually to cool servers powering Netflix, Google, and AI. Discover why data centre water usage is sparking global protests and community conflicts.
Dashveenjit Kaur (Cloud Computing News)

diaspora - Link to source

rsf.org/fr/petition-nous-appel…

#Politique #journalisme #Algérie #France

Nous appelons à la libération immédiate du journaliste sportif français Christophe Gleizes

Retenu sous contrôle judiciaire avec interdiction de quitter le pays depuis plus d’un an en Algérie, le journaliste français spécialiste de football Christophe Gleizes a été injustement condamné à sept ans de prison ferme pour n’avoir fait que son tr…
rsf.org

diaspora - Link to source

#DIY #automotive

I've been having electrical issue with my 94 Suburban. Batteries going bad (but under warranty) - 3 replacements in a year. Eventually the starter, distributor and alternator also went bad...

With each fix the "slow-start" issue remained - like the battery was low. It finally dawned on me that I must have an issue with the ground wire either to the engine block or chassis. I checked both and they were secure...

Then I called a friend who is a automotive savant - he asked if I had disconnected the ground wire to check for corrosion?

Me: duh! Why didn't I think of that?

Anyway, I pulled them apart and sure enough they were heavily corroded. I cleaned them and re-installed. Then turned the key and no slow start issue! (I'll be ordering new battery cables to replace both since they are original from 1994)

So if you have older vehicles, try cleaning the ground wire connections to avoid these issues.

I wonder how many cars are in junk yards because of this simple problem?

an once of prevention...

in reply to Otto Pureblood

diaspora - Link to source

Otto Pureblood

They were also bad... Caused by the intermittent ground. If special note: the voltage regulator is inside the alternator that was allowing the alternator to put out 14.4 to 14.7 volts. The circle of life in electrical form.

Not to mention the water pump was leaking from the weep hole... And by "leaking" I mean gushing.

Also, let me add a "fuck you" to the chevy engineer who thought the voltage regulator inside the alternator was a good idea.

in reply to Otto Pureblood

hubzilla - Link to source

Carter Braxton

@Otto Pureblood That's true. I usually opt for third party alternators myself, I usually use Leece-Neville's. There was a time when I had a setup where I had two alternators running with dual pulleys.

The original alternator would charge up the battery up front and the second one would charge up the batteries in the back, that run the other electronics such as inverters and such. I'm sort of a mad scientist or at least I once was. I'm not a scientist any longer but I may still be mad.

Unknown parent

mastodon - Link to source

Bilal Barakat 🍉

@lax

My OP observed that Jolani tried to please Israel and was bombed regardless.

You can ⋅infer⋅ whatever the hell you want from that, but the words on the page if anything were a comment on what everyone ELSE should do, namely, not bother trying to befriend Israel, not a comment on what Israel should do.

If you want a comment on what Israel should do:
Get the fuck off its neighbour's territories, stop bombing everyone, stop mass murdering people, extradite your own mass murderers to The Hague, disavow ethno-supremacism, pay reparations, etc.

Unknown parent

mastodon - Link to source

Bilal Barakat 🍉

@lax

Now you’re just embarrassing yourself.

I think it's fair to say this conversation has run its course.

It's clear now why you can't see the parallel universe: you're inside it. In the actual, empirical reality experience by everyone else, literally not one of those claims is even remotely true, as even a passing familiarity with the facts would make obvious.

Bye now.

mastodon - Link to source

Au Portugal, la criminalité a reculé mais sa couverture médiatique a explosé.

Une étude s’est penchée sur le traitement de la criminalité par les cinq principaux journaux portugais, entre 2000 et 2024. L’important décalage entre la réalité et la perception de l’insécurité qu’elle révèle interroge la presse.

courrierinternational.com/arti…


Au Portugal, la criminalité a reculé mais sa couverture médiatique a explosé

Une étude s’est penchée sur le traitement de la criminalité par les cinq principaux journaux portugais, entre 2000 et 2024. L’important décalage entre la réalité et la perception de l’insécurité qu’elle révèle interroge la presse.
Courrier International
Unknown parent

pleroma - Link to source

Breizh

Des études ont montré que les personnes qui avaient le plus peur de l’immigration étaient celles qui y était le moins exposées (quartiers chics et rase campagne)… justement parce qu’ils croient ce qu’on leur dit sans voir de leurs yeux que c’est des conneries.
This entry was edited (1 month ago)

mastodon - Link to source
#Israel, being stuck in a costly war of attrition in #Gaza, now diverts attention to a reckless offensive against #Syria. It seems hellbent on dividing the wartorn country, or perhaps occupying its south. And the conduct of the new idiotic regime in Syria is not helping, with reports about atrocities in the #Sweida governorate committed by government forces. What pains me too is that there are little to no reliable sources to know what is happening.

mastodon - Link to source

I didn’t choose this hunger.
It wasn’t weakness, or a wish to die.
Hunger was forced on us — used as a weapon by the occupation.
They chose to starve us on purpose,
denying us even the most basic needs,
until our stomachs were empty and our hearts heavy with pain.

No one should have to suffer like this.
If this touched you, please don’t stay silent.
Share our story. Your voice can help.
@palestine
#gaza #freepalestine #help #palestine

reshared this

Unknown parent

mastodon - Link to source

Fou

για κάποια χρόνια ήμουν υποχρεωμένος να μετέχω σε ημερήσιες και εβδομαδιαίες συσκέψεις.
Μια μέρα τους είπα, συσκέπτονται όσοι δεν σκέφτονται.

Αμέσως με απάλλαξαν απ τις ημερήσιες 🤣

firefish - Link to source

'Israel' conducted airstrikes on Syria’s Defense Ministry in #Damascus and military positions in Sweida and Daraa, as sectarian clashes intensify in southern #Syria despite a declared ceasefire.

english.almayadeen.net/news/po…


'Israel' hits Syrian military HQ in Damascus, strikes Sweida

"Israel" conducted airstrikes on Syria’s Defense Ministry in Damascus and military positions in Sweida and Daraa, as sectarian clashes intensify in southern Syria despite a declared ceasefire.
Al Mayadeen English ('Israel' hits Syrian military HQ in Damascus, strikes Sweida)

mastodon - Link to source

Algerian Muslim Woman Stabbed To Death By ‘Racist’ Neighbour

Rahma Ayat, a 26-year-old Algerian woman studying nursing in Hanover, Germany, was stabbed to death in her apartment building by her 31-year-old neighbour.

Rahma contacted her family in Algeria to complain about her neighbour, who was constantly harassing her, making racist remarks and mocking her Hijab.

Rahma was stabbed to death on the morning of 4th July in the stairwell of her apartment building in Arnum, Hanover.

According to police and eyewitnesses, neighbours heard her cries for help and alerted authorities. She was found with multiple stab wounds to her chest and shoulder, and died shortly after emergency services arrived.

A 31-year-old German man who lived in the same building was arrested later that day and remains in custody.

Despite repeatedly complaining to the German police about her neighbour, the complaints were "not taken seriously."

The Muslim Community and her family are calling for her killing to be recognised as a racially motivated hate crime, following reports that she had been repeatedly harassed for wearing the #Hijab.

#Germany

in reply to Shine McShine 🐌

mastodon - Link to source

Loco Muy Loco

Hola, sí. Yo uso logseq para tomar notas en el trabajo. Apuntarme procedimientos, cosillas que sé que se me van a olvidar...
A mí me gusta mucho como se organiza con las hojas tipo diario y el enlazado de páginas con hashtags.
Yo llegué desde OneNote y lo único que echo de menos es la organización en libros>secciones>páginas>subpáginas, y poder organizarlo todo libremente en un lienzo 2D, ya que logseq es markdown (tiene también lo de las pizarras, pero no me gusta mucho).
in reply to Shine McShine 🐌

mastodon - Link to source

Rain

yo lo uso. Me gusta que puedes hacer muchos niveles de organización (no sé como se llama, pero tengo punto 1, 1.1, 1.1.1... hasta el infinito) y "minimizarlos", cosa que cuando probé obsidian me suena que me frustró no poder hacer. Para lo demás no sé que decirte, yo lo que uso mucho son los tags, pero es uqe no lo uso como toma de notas sino para organizar materiales docentes y apuntes

pleroma - Link to source

🐄🧪 Norway forces farmers to use chemicals in cow feed - a billion-dollar business for BlackRock

Norway is forcing farmers to use the methane-reducing chemical Bovaer in cow feed. Those who want state support must participate until 2027.

The manufacturer of this "chemical warfare" is partly owned by the Norwegian oil fund - the largest shareholder is BlackRock.

Source
x.com/wideawake_media/status/1…

Censored in Telegram search
👉 Only channel access here
Follow us on X | Newsletter✍️

mastodon - Link to source

"The genocide can continue even under a ceasefire."

A key observation. bird.makeup/users/forensicarch…

Forensic Architecture

2025-07-14 19:42:57

birdsitelive - Link to source

A ceasefire is not enough. The Israeli military’s weaponisation of aid and starvation to displace and destroy Palestinian society will not stop as long as Israel controls aid distribution. Our new analysis shows how Israel has imposed a deadly aid system through GHF ration

Sozan reshared this.

mastodon - Link to source

Dieu et l'État
infokiosques.net/spip.php?arti…

"« Cette contradiction est celle-ci : ils veulent Dieu et ils veulent l'humanité. Ils s'obstinent à mettre ensemble deux termes qui, une fois séparés, ne peuvent plus se rencontrer que pour s'entre-détruire. Ils disent d'une seule haleine : Dieu, et la liberté de l'homme ; Dieu, et la dignité et la justice et l'égalité et la fraternité et la prospérité des hommes - sans se soucier de la logique fat"

Dieu et l'État - infokiosques.net

infokiosques.net

mastodon - Link to source

· Researchers state that post-vaccine syndrome is characterized by persistent immune dysregulation & issues with blood coagulation.

· A drug called dapagliflozin, used to treat Type 2 Diabetes, is being investigated for #LongCOVID in a clinical trial.

· A double-blind clinical trial is evaluating an experimental drug called REGN7544 for people with postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS).

thesicktimes.org/2025/05/06/re…

#ResearchUpdate

Research updates, May 6 - The Sick Times

A new preprint shared in Research Square analyzed the blood of people with post-vaccine syndrome (PVS). The small study evaluated 30 participants with PVS and compared them with controls using an advanced blood test technique.
Miles W. Griffis (The Sick Times)
in reply to Anti. 🐘

mastodon - Link to source

Anti. 🐘

· Scientists found a new antiviral drug prototype that prevented Long COVID in mice and could also help treat the disease
· A recent preprint shared in medRxiv found further evidence of brain damage after COVID-19
· A new clinical trial for myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME) is recruiting in Tokyo, Japan, to test the monoclonal antibody Rituximab

thesicktimes.org/2025/07/01/re…

#ResearchUpdate #COVID19

Research updates, July 1 - The Sick Times

Scientists found a new antiviral drug prototype that prevented Long COVID in mice and could also help treat the disease.
Miles W. Griffis (The Sick Times)
in reply to Anti. 🐘

mastodon - Link to source

Anti. 🐘

· The biotech company Invivyd, which makes the #COVID19 monoclonal antibody Pemgarda, announced that it has launched the SPEAR Study Group to explore the drug for #LongCOVID and post-vaccine syndrome (PVS)
· A new study from Taiwan published in Pediatrics and Neonatology found about 14% of children developed Long COVID after being infected with #SarsCoV2
· A new observational study is investigating the relationship between COVID-19 and #Diabetes

thesicktimes.org/2025/07/08/re…

#ResearchUpdate

Research updates, July 8 - The Sick Times

The biotech company Invivyd, which makes the COVID-19 monoclonal antibody Pemgarda, announced this week that it has launched the SPEAR Study Group to explore the drug for Long COVID and post-vaccine syndrome (PVS).
Miles W. Griffis (The Sick Times)

mastodon - Link to source

"Severe ME Artists Project 2025"

meaction.net/2025/07/10/severe…

#MEAction has announced their Severe ME Artists Project for 2025 in recognition of Severe ME Day on August 8th.

Anyone who identifies as having severe ME can participate.

If you need help submitting your artwork send email to sMEartistsproject@meaction.net

Submissions are due by July 24.

@mecfs

#MEcfs #PwME #SevereME #MyalgicEncephalomyelitis #Art #ChronicIllness


Severe ME Artists Project 2025 - #MEAction Network

Learn more about this year’s project
#MEAction (#MEAction Network)
⇧