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🏺 Torna al MANN la grande stagione degli Incontri di Archeologia
Ventidue conferenze tra scoperte, ricerche e racconti del passato per un dialogo vivo con il presente.
📅 Dal 30 ottobre 2025 al 28 maggio 2026
📍 Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli
🎟️ Ingresso libero➡️ Dettagli su Storie & Archeostorie
#MANN #IncontridiArcheologia #Archeologia #MuseoArcheologicoNapoli #Cultura #Ricerca #Divulgazione #Napoli #Mostre #ArcheologiaItaliana…
https://storiearcheostorie.com/2025/10/28/incontri-archeologia-2025-2026-mann-napoli/
Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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@paolabonacini@snowfan.it aderire alla giornata mondiale del sonno 😄
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@Fbrzvnrnd va beh, ho detto al carrozziere che poteva buttare la vernice.
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@mora
Eh sì. Serve tempo anche per quello
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Bologna: continua la resistenza al parco del pilastro. “bloccato per ore il cantiere”
@anarchia
A Bologna continua la mobilitazione per difendere dalla cementificazione il parco pubblico Mitilini Moneta Stefanini, considerato il “cuore verde” del quartiere Pilastro. Dopo il corteo di sabato 7 marzo, questa mattina, mercoledì 11 marzo, decine di attiviste,
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"There are, of course, an infinity of variations to that single routine."
A new page of my comic Ekphrasis, which you can read for free at https://ekphrasiscomic.neocities.org/.
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OS/2 Never Went Away. Its Successor Has Received An Update
ArcaOS is an operating system you might not have heard of, but you will recognize it when we tell you that it’s the direct descendant of IBM’s OS/2. It’s just received a major update, and delivers this persuasive argument for its uptake:
“How about a commercial operating system which doesn’t spy on you, does not report your online activity to anyone, and gives you complete freedom to choose the applications you want to use, however you want to use them?”
We’re guessing that a higher-than-average number of Hackaday readers use open-source operating systems, but in a world in which the commercial OS everyone loves to hate is ever more turning the Play button into the Pay button, we have to admit that’s attractive if you pay for your software.This update, version 5.1.2, brings support for the very latest UEFI systems to the table, keeping the platform alive in a manner we’d never have guessed would happen back in the 1990s. It’s true it’s a 32-bit system rather than 64-bit, and you’d be unlikely to buy it for your high-end gaming machine, but we remember OS/2 Warp back in the day as being very nice indeed and particularly stable. We’re interested enough to have put in a cheeky request for a review ISO, so should that come off we’d love to give it the Jenny’s Daily Drivers treatment.
ArcaOS has been mentioned here before. Do any of our readers encounter it in your daily lives? We’d love to hear in the comments.
