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š® Pronto lo Starter Pack sui Retrogames!
Una piccola selezione di account consigliati per chi ama i videogiochi storici e lāepoca dāoro degli anni ā80, ā90.š¹ļø Segui gli account con un solo click: https://fedidevs.com/s/NzYw/
Questa lista viene aggiornata nel tempo con account dedicati ai grandi classici, ai remake, ai demake, ai sequel e ai reboot che hanno fatto la storia dei videogiochi.
Messaggio pubblicato nel gruppo @giochi
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Da Haaretz:
Far-right National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir arrived at the Knesset's National Security Committee hearing on his party's proposed death penalty bill for terrorists wearing a gold noose-shaped pin
a gold noose-shaped pin = una spilletta in oro a forma di cappio
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Trump ha detto che si accinge a firmare un ordine esecutivo (c.d. One Rule) che limiterĆ fortemente gli interventi regolatori statali in materia di AI. Si attendono proteste della base MAGA e azioni legali anche da governatori Repubblicani (DeSantis, Huckabee Sanders)
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-12-08/trump-says-he-ll-sign-executive-order-curbing-state-ai-rules
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I am 1975 to present.
Thanks to everyone who replied or responded.
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Follow-up to this morning's post about #AIslop.
@bookstardust @lefteristrip23 suggested I could turn off AI-gen image recommendations on #Pinterest. I did - thank you!
No more LEGO AI slop... but now my feed is 100% illustrations with the same style... and I don't know what to trust anymore.
I found an illustration of NYC really odd (Statue of Liberty in the middle of the city?!?), zoomed in and boom: complete gibberish on a store sign (aka surest sign of AI slop).
No more Pinterest for me š
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Thanks all. I hope this was interesting. I think we often divide and categorize recorded music by decade, so I wanted to try spreading the categories over the ~100+ years that recorded music has been commercially available. I think it actually broke down pretty naturally on 25 year boundaries; the pre-1949 period is the longest (going back to 1905 or 1910), but also the number of extant recordings is much lower and quality is, umm, challenging.
