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Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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@dexter this presentation is quite "physical" as I wanted to show how it works using a device, live. So maybe it's better to save it for another, future conference 🙂
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Domenica #ballettiny 🌎
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Salvini benzinaio di Putin
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@antonej
Qui trovi il confronto tra norma esistente e quella se vince il siAlta corte:
Tre nominati da presidente Repubblica, Tre dal parlamento con sorteggio tra elenco e sei sorteggiati tra magistrati requirenti e PM (3+3)
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A Smart Printer Enclosure for the Open Source World
3D printing has had its time to spread its wings into the everyday home, yet many of those homes lack the proper ventilation to prevent the toxic VOCs from escaping. Because of this, [Clura] has put together an entire open-sourced smart enclosure for most open concept printers.
While certain 3D printers or filament choices lend themselves to being worse than others, any type of plastic particles floating around shouldn’t find their way into your lungs. The [Clura] enclosure design includes HEPA and carbon filters in an attempt to remove this material from the air. Of course, there’s always the choice to have a tent around your printer, but this won’t actually remove any VOCs and air located inside a simple enclosure will inevitably escape.
What makes this enclosure different from other, either commercial or open-source designs, is the documentation included with the project. There are kits available for purchase, which you may want for the custom PCB boards for smart features such as filament weighing or fume detection. Even still, if you don’t want to purchase these custom boards the Gerber files are available on their GitHub page.
As smart as this enclosure is, it still won’t fix the issues of what happens to the toxins in your print after it’s done printing. If you are interested in this big picture question, you are not alone. Make sure to stay educated and help others learn by checking out this article here about plastic in our oceans.
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GNU Radio Gets A Makeover With PimpMyGRC | Hackaday
https://hackaday.com/2026/03/14/gnu-radio-gets-a-makeover-with-pimpmygrc/
> [idealdealy] had a problem. GNU Radio Companion was proving to be a powerful tool, but it just didn’t look… cool enough. The solution? A custom bit of software called PimpMyGRC, designe…
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L’Oms denuncia e si appella al diritto umanitario | il manifesto
https://ilmanifesto.it/loms-denuncia-e-si-appella-al-diritto-umanitario
> Libano (Internazionale) Sarà anche la guerra dell’intelligenza artificiale, in cui gli obiettivi sono analizzati nei data center prima di essere assegnati a piloti, lanciamissili e droni. Ma le infrastrutture civili, come dimostra l’orrore delle oltre cento bambine uccise da un missile statunitense nella scuola di Minab, non sono risparmiate. Ieri il ministro della sanità libanese ha denunciato
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Il codice indecifrabile in farsi trasmesso via radio
https://www.ilpost.it/2026/03/11/codice-radio-iran/
> Le trasmissioni sono cominciate il primo giorno della guerra in Iran, e molti pensano che sia un'operazione di intelligence
