#TheDailyMail, lovingly nicknamed "The Daily Fail," is a British right wing tabloid
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#TheDailyMail, lovingly nicknamed "The Daily Fail," is a British right wing tabloid
Activists grabbed some copies, put some more accurate sleeves over them, and snuck them back on the news rack
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A patto che la sicurezza nel suo complesso venga incrementata.
Waymo: il mondo finirà con l'accettare gli incidenti mortali causati dai robotaxi - Zeus News
https://www.zeusnews.it/n.php?c=31480
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@evan frankenstein, at least with the framing of "your life's work is a spectacular failure that destroys you" otherwise idk. vampires and werewolves are both commonly allegories for marginalized people (eg sexual minorities, mental illness, and so on) so it's like my friends, family, and neighbors? hella not scary. skeletons are like practically appliances. useful, ordinary, harmless if used correctly.
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Conclusa l'ultima missione ancora attiva intorno a Venere. L'agenzia spaziale giapponese JAXA annuncia ufficialmente l'addio alla sonda Akatsuki
https://cosmos.isas.jaxa.jp/our-last-presence-at-venus-has-gone-silent/
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libghostty can now encode terminal contents as HTML. On the left is an example program that reads stdin, loads it in a terminal, and encodes to HTML. On the right, an example of `fastfetch` encoded to the browser. Coming soon to Ghostty clipboard ops automatically.
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I guess I gotta get some way to get more software onto one of these. Looks like it's either jrIDE or a Gotek with HxC firmware...but, since these don't have memory expansion already, it's probably worth going with a more expensive jrIDE for the 1MB memory.
And, since the disk drives actually work, I kinda hate to swap them for a Gotek. I have Racore expansion boxes for a second disk drive slot, but they're all incomplete, missing parts I can't even identify or find references for.
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This software (intended for children!) is harder to use than vi. I would have hated this.This is the Quick Reference card. I'm 90% certain it would be easier to make something in BASIC than to use this program to do something similar. I certainly used BASIC on the C64 when I was a kid to make similar stuff, anyway, and as an adult who's used computers for four decades, I cannot make anything good happen with it.
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@squinky it's rough out there
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@obrajesse cool!
