đâ˘ď¸ This supermarket stands frozen in time following the 2011 Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster.
Uncategorized
2
Posts
2
Posters
17
Views
-
đâ˘ď¸ This supermarket stands frozen in time following the 2011 Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster. Located within the exclusion zone, it was evacuated without warning and has remained untouched since.
This lost place was one of seven selected from my portfolio for National Geographic's recent feature on abandoned places across Japan.
https://www.obsidianurbexphotography.com/other/fukushima-supermarket-japan/
#NationalGeographic #Photography #AbandonedPlaces #Japan #Fukushima #ExclusionZone
-
undefined filobus@sociale.network shared this topic on
-
đâ˘ď¸ This supermarket stands frozen in time following the 2011 Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster. Located within the exclusion zone, it was evacuated without warning and has remained untouched since.
This lost place was one of seven selected from my portfolio for National Geographic's recent feature on abandoned places across Japan.
https://www.obsidianurbexphotography.com/other/fukushima-supermarket-japan/
#NationalGeographic #Photography #AbandonedPlaces #Japan #Fukushima #ExclusionZone
@ObsidianUrbex remains of civilization
Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
-
Hackaday Links: February 22, 2026
Weâll start things off this week with some breaking news from NASA: just days after the space agency announced the Artemis II crew was preparing to blast off towards the Moon as soon as March 6th, a new problem with the Space Launch System rocket has pushed the launch back indefinitely. According to NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman, problems encountered while loading helium into the Interim Cryogenic Propulsion Stage (ICPS) necessitate rolling the massive rocket back to the Vehicle Assembly Building (VAB) for diagnosis and repair.
The logistics of shuffling the vehicle 6.8 kilometers (4.2 miles) from the pad to the VAB is going to eat up at least a week, and sending it back the other way is naturally just as much of a production. Add in the time theyâll need to actually figure out whatâs wrong with the ICPS and make the necessary repairs, and itâs easy to see why a March launch is almost certainly off the table. Itâs frustrating to see the Artemis II mission get delayed this close to launch, but sending humans into space isnât the sort of thing you can cut corners on.
Boeingâs Uber rating is in shambles.
Well, youâd think so at least. This week NASA also released a scathing report detailing the multitude of technical issues that came up during the 2024 test flight of Boeingâs CST-100 Starliner spacecraft. While astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams eventually made it back home safely aboard a SpaceX Dragon, the space agency has still categorized it as a Type A mishap â their highest incident classification and the same rating given to the losses of Apollo 1, Challenger, and Columbia.On the subject of companies we love to hate, a recent post by Brian Merchant on his blog Blood in the Machine (awesome band name, called it) points out the precipitous rise in Flock attacks. That is, folks are taking matters into their own hands and destroying the surveillance devices all over the US. Now Hackaday certainly isnât condoning the destruction of anyoneâs property, but we definitely appreciate the rebellious cyberpunk vibe.
Before you go out hunting for Flocks, keep in mind that at least one person has caught a charge already. In fact Jefferey Sovern picked up thirteen charges, as thatâs how many Flock cameras he managed to bag before the law caught up to him. According to reports, he also admitted to âkeeping some of the wiring, batteries and solar panels taken from the cameras.â Sounds like Jeff would fit in just fine around these parts.
Looking for some new wheels? Got a handy source of hydrogen? If so, you might be in luck. According to CarBuzz, the resale value of Toyotaâs Mirai has absolutely cratered. When they were sitting on the lot a new Mirai would have cost you a bit more than $50,000, but on the second-hand market you can get last yearâs model for as little as $15,000. If youâre not too picky, you can get one even cheaper. We did a little searching of our own, and found a 2021 Mirai with less than 40K miles for just $9,000. Thatâs an insane price for a mid-size luxury car, but of course it doesnât really matter how cheap the car is if you canât find anywhere to fill the thing up.
Finally, the folks at F-Droid have sounded the alarm about some concerning changes Google has planned for Android. As we first covered back in October, anyone looking to develop applications for the worldâs most popular mobile operating system will soon have to register with Google through a process which is still not entirely clear. Although the search giant has hinted that the system will feature some special consideration for students and hobbyists, F-Droid isnât convinced. Until there is more transparency, they are urging developers and Android users to push back via keepandroidopen.org.
See something interesting that you think would be a good fit for our weekly Links column? Drop us a line, weâd love to hear about it.
-
Y'all ready for Woke 2?
-
D23 di 23
Il ristorante di Bruxelles
https://www.ultiemehallucinatie.be/
dove si tenevano le cene dell'assemblea tecnica del Workshop Europeo per i Sistemi Aperti [EWOS]
quando
per la Commissione Europea
internet avrebbe dovuto diventare una rete di Sistemi Aperti [OSI]All'insaputa dell'opinione pubblica
-
D22
Per educare i giovani come cittadini liberi di scegliere, le istituzioni devono capire la differenza tra sovranitĂ e autonomia
deve capirla soprattutto il giornalismo
senza un ruolo operativo istituzionale, che abiliti il dialogo tra comunitĂ di utenti e imprenditoria "open source", l'autonomia dei cittadini non potrĂ essere frutto di un cambiamento di sovranitĂ ,
come invece sostiene questo articolohttps://www.wired.it/article/sovranita-digitale-europea-cambiamento-cubbit
-
Ciao Simona @corona
ho due post da aggiungere come D22 e D23 e poi chiamerò tutta la sequenza
DNN o DialogoNonNatoPer me è come il testimone di una corsa a staffetta che ho iniziato 44 anni fa senza mai trovare qualcuno pronto a riceverlo
Non si poteva trovarlo quando si correva per fare il mercato delle piattaforme e non si potrĂ trovarlo correndo come vogliono le piattaforme
Dal 69 all'83 le piattaforme in Europa si potevano adeguare ai bisogni di comunitĂ di utenti
-
@mariosiniscalchi in teoria si, in pratica chi ci trovi dentro briar?Nessuno, quindi il miglior compromesso è Matrix. Ok qualche metadato lo cedi ma se stai su un server noprofit comematrix o mozilla non hai problemi, visto che non monetizzano i dati.
-
Non vi piaceva piĂš il centralismo democratico? Accattatevi Picierno, Barbera... e mò pure Minniti. Cin cin. đĽđĽ Vostro Vladimir Ulianov đ
-
Music for low-level coding. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRaa34E8tXQ
