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The idea that Nigeria's approach to dealing with terrorism might be superior to the US approach, does not compute in the minds of biased people. They assume that the US approach must be better.Similar to how biased people could not understand how Nigeria was doing better against Covid than the US🤷🏿‍♂️https://youtu.be/b_fDi0R-Yqg"Western education" and "Western science" are misnomers. There's no such thing as Western science. There's just science.Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu was governor of Lagos state during the pandemic🇳🇬. Andre Cuomo was governor of New York state🇺🇸.Sanwo-Olu made better, science based, policy decisions.When Italy was the Covid epicenter of the world, with the deadliest strain known, and no one was vaccinated, a fully contagious person with fever could board a plane in Italy, fly to NYC, take the busy airport subway to Times square, then a taxi to a nursing home, without ever being screened by NY.🤦🏿‍♂️Us self-assured Americans would do this science ignoring nonsense, then wonder out loud why Covid in Nigeria seems to be spreading more slowly than in the US, and is it something genetic about Africans, or are they lying about their numbers, because they can't possibly be doing better than the USA.🤡By contrast in Nigeria you would have been caught and screened several times before you ever left the airport to travel around inside the country with your germs and your fever.Because there's no "Western science." There's just science. And either you make public policy decisions based on that science, or you don't. It doesn't matter if those techniques were developed at the CDC in Atlanta, Georgia. It matters if you implement them.

@thatgiga al s'è...nato deve pure morì😁

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#SilentSunday

@Zel @effimera ok, sto ascoltandolo ed è BELLISSIMOOOOO

Ripassino (accentate a piacere):https://www.ilpost.it/2025/11/02/pasolini-frasi/

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@stefano the BBC of all institutions seems to be heavily written by CBS (USA 'partner') and/or AI. Odd terms, out of context terms/words and other weirdness in many articles.

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8th gen laptop repurposed. It'll be my ports machine.

the CATBOY PROTESTS are GOING WELL ​​

Miros Urât by Dacachi Eine eher klassische Horrorstory, aber eine die dadurch überzeugt wie das Unwohlsein beim Hauptcharakter und den Lesenden sich langsam steigert und ein paar sehr verstörende Seiten zeigt.

Today Mexico celebrates the #DayOfTheDead. Skeletal imagery features heavily, influenced in no small part by the work of José Guadalupe Posada, known for his satirical and politically acute broadside prints called "calaveras" (skulls) — https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/the-calaveras-of-jose-guadalupe-posada #diademuertos

@kristiana la penultima l'ho sbagliata come te, ma sono stato più "rapido" 🤭😁

@artematiko @sio e il reattore bravo solo in una

#Gardening #Iowa #herbs #frostFrosty dill

I wish that I could be like the cool kids.

Building a Rubik’s Cube That Solves ItselfIf you’re really good, it’s possible to solve a Rubik’s Cube in under 10 seconds. For the rest of us, though, it can be an exceedingly tedious task. For that reason, you might like a Rubik’s Cube that can solve itself, like the one [zeroshot] is trying to build.What [zeroshot] built is essentially a very small robotic platform inside the center section of an existing Rubik’s Cube. It uses five gear motors that are assembled into the cube’s core, which have enough torque to rotate the individual faces quite easily. While six motors would allow more efficient solves in fewer moves, it was easier to fit just five motors inside the cube, and they’d still get the job done. The motors are controlled by an ESP32, hooked up to a bank of DRV8833 motor drivers. For now, the cube is still a work in progress. While the core can move the faces, [zeroshot] is trying to figure out how to best tackle the problem of feedback in the limited space available. After all, the ESP32 needs to know where the faces are if it’s to make the right moves to reach a solved state. Soldering wires between individual modules can be quite space inefficient; this is one build that might benefit from being integrated onto a single tiny PCB.We’re used to seeing robots that grab a Rubik’s cube and solve it for you; we haven’t seen a lot of cubes that solve themselves. Regardless, this feat has been achieved before. Video after the break.youtube.com/embed/pwk_pV98Wiw?…hackaday.com/2025/11/02/buildi…

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Quando abbiamo ristrutturato, abbiamo speso veramente tanto su certe cose. I rubinetti erano di marca buona, nella speranza che durassero un po' di più.In 10 anni questo rubinetto della cucina Franke mi ha fatto bestemmiare moltissimo: la leva si è indurita, perdeva dalla base della leva e l'altro giorno laleva si è rotta, senza fare molto sforzo.Non so quanto lo abbiamo pagato, ma quello nuovo da 40 € al Tecnomat scommetto durerà di più.(Aggiungo: non sapevo cambiarlo, è stato facile. Soldi e tempo risparmiati)#idraulica