New from 404 Media: the DOJ quietly deleted a study that showed domestic terrorists are most often right wing.
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New from 404 Media: the DOJ quietly deleted a study that showed domestic terrorists are most often right wing. Unclear why deleted, but comes after Kirk assassination. One of the study's co-authors declined to comment.
https://www.404media.co/doj-deletes-study-showing-domestic-terrorists-are-most-often-right-wing/
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New from 404 Media: the DOJ quietly deleted a study that showed domestic terrorists are most often right wing. Unclear why deleted, but comes after Kirk assassination. One of the study's co-authors declined to comment.
https://www.404media.co/doj-deletes-study-showing-domestic-terrorists-are-most-often-right-wing/
@josephcox wow! Perfect DDR style (former East Germany, for younger readers)
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Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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@met That's great, thanks.
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@liberachat @amoroso It's answered in one of the comments to OP. Rolling out soon according to that comment.
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# Breaking!
The guy who invented "enshittification" just enshittified himself down his pants.
Actually this demonstrated how accurate the definition of the term is.
I hope he will not start suing anyone using #enshittification, though.
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RE: https://social.treehouse.systems/@whitequark/116089585784234453
IRCv3 comes with significant usability improvements. I assume the Libera Chat @liberachat servers don't support v3 yet, right?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYAQ6ZWiZS4
#StudioGhibli #anime #amv #animation #animazione #Bestamvsofalltime
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@Gina I don't blame him, he's obviously hangry AF 😂
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Come era la questione delle tutele nei confronti delle forze dell'ordine? Come era la questione che impedisce di assegnare un identificativo visibile?
“Il poliziotto gli chiedeva 200 euro e 5 grammi di cocaina al giorno”: gli amici del 28enne ucciso a Rogoredo
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Love Complex Automata? Don’t Miss The Archer
[Oliver Pett] loves creating automata; pieces of art whose physicality and motion come together to deliver something unique. [Oliver] also has a mission, and that mission is to complete the most complex automata he has ever attempted: The Archer. This automaton is a fully articulated figure designed to draw arrows from a quiver, nock them in a bow, draw back, and fire — all with recognizable technique and believable motions. Shoot for the moon, we say!
He’s documenting the process of creating The Archer in a series of videos, the latest of which dives deep into just how intricate and complex of a challenge it truly is as he designs the intricate cams required.
A digital, kinematic twin in Rhino 3D helps [Oliver] to choose key points and determine the cam profiles required to effect them smoothly.In simple automata rotational movement can be converted by linkages to create the required motions. But for more complicated automata (like the pen-wielding Maillardet Automaton), cams provide a way to turn rotational movement into something much more nuanced. While creating the automaton and designing appropriate joints and actuators is one thing, designing the cams — never mind coordinating them with one another — is quite another. It’s a task that rapidly cascades in complexity, especially in something as intricate as this.
[Oliver] turned to modern CAD software and after making a digital twin of The Archer he’s been using it to mathematically generate the cam paths required to create the desired movements and transitions, instead of relying on trial and error. This also lets him identify potential collisions or other errors before any metal is cut. The cams are aluminum, so the fewer false starts and dead ends, the better!
Not only is The Archer itself a beautiful piece of work-in-progress, seeing an automaton’s movements planned out in this way is a pretty interesting way to tackle the problem. We can’t wait to see the final result.
Thanks [Stephen] for the tip!
