Roman roads. Look it up.
As for wagon trails, in Usia, yes.
Settler colonialism is the mobilization of a militant civilian population.
Listening to music, normies never question the counter counting up.
As a former DJ, the only thing I need to know is "how much time is left in this bitch?"
So restarting Xcode 26.1 is fine - it will sit idle like normal once it starts up.
As soon as I launch Tapestry in the sim, though, ReportCrash starts spinning and consuming 50-60% CPU.
Quitting the sim also killed the ReportCrash process.
A lot of people talking about the EU's #ChatControl bill, and rightly so. There are 2 really important votes coming up.
As someone who has worked on it for 4 years (before the official proposal was even put forward) from a digital human rights perspective, here's a quick recap / informed source of what the heck is actually going on:
- The European Commission put forward a proposal in 2022 to mass scan public and private communications, using AI, in case of people sharing abuse material;
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It's been 3 days since I put in these numbers and just to make sure I am super angry as I go to bed, I checked again.
There area now 8,093 Starlink satellites in orbit, out of 12,308 total active satellites. 1,243 Starlink satellites have burned up.
As with almost everything else happening, this is so fucking stupid, and I'm going to keep yelling about it. To calm myself down, I'd go outside and look up, but guess what I'd see?
Who needs post-apocalyptic scifi books?
Have folks heard about this?
Mysterious Antennas Are Appearing in Utah’s Hills and Officials Are Stumped
Strange antennas have appeared in the foothills around Salt Lake City and authorities have no idea what they are or who put them up.
As first reported by KSLTV 5 in Utah, people first began noticing the antennas a year ago. They’re simple machines made up of a LoRa fiberglass antenna, a locked battery pack, and a solar panel to power it. The Salt Lake City public lands department has been pulling them down as they find them, and told KSLTV that there have been as many as a dozen.
It’s illegal to place structures on public lands without permission and some of the antennas have appeared on steep peaks. In one instance, the removal of an antenna required a team of five people. Other antennas were found on land managed by the University of Utah and the Forest Service.
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