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Peace on pause: the attempt to scupper the Imagine programme byteseu.com/1606674/ #Cyprus


Sneak peak to the upcoming JBP winter pruning article allforgardening.com/1531612/sn… #bonsai


If you are on a Windows 11 computer, pause everything you are doing for one minute and:

Open computer settings
Click on Accessibility on the left-hand menu
Scroll down the Accessibility menu and click on the Keyboard Option
Under the "related settings" tab, click "Typing" which should have a description of "spellcheck, autocorrect, text suggestions."
Turn off the AI "correct misspelled words"
and most importantly: turn off Typing Insights.

#Windows11
#keylogging

in reply to earthling

Generative AI, and especially AI that is used to "personalize" and track your activity across the web and on your computer are never going to be in your best interest, it is always going to serve these companies in whatever way will line their pockets the most, and all it takes is updating their terms of service once, and then all of that data they promised they weren't collecting suddenly all belongs to them.

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#Windows11
#Microsoft
#surveillance
#keylogging
#AI



This week alone, Russia launched over 1,600 attack drones, around 1,200 guided bombs, and nearly 70 missiles at Ukraine, Zelensky reported. The main targets: infrastructure supporting everyday life. Today’s strike involved 240+ drones and 5 ballistic missiles, with damage in 7 regions and fatalities in Slovyansk and Chernihiv region.

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My 6-year-old daughter has lined up all of her dolls towards the outdoor grill.
Looks like she's preparing some kind of barbie queue.


the mass of the required raw materials, let alone finished materiel, for Ukraine to win instead of just losing slowly is going to require serious commitment from a major industrial base.

the simple tonnage of nitrogen (can be got anywhere with air and power), lithium, copper, steel, aluminum, and silicon (think sheer km of fiber) mean somebody needs to step up.

cheap designs that avoid using hard to source materials, done at scale, and automated. more bang

simple, reliable, repeatable, cheap.

in reply to Becca

i will never understand why politicians insist on taking the hardest, most destructive route, hitting the most potholes possible, to fail at solving any problem.

decisive action saves lives. waffling kills people.

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in reply to Becca

War is what you get when the politicians won't do their jobs. And, as it happens, wars stop when the politicians go back to work.

In the in-between time, it's up to the military.

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My favourite image caption of the day in a news article: β€œLocations of unlicensed beavers in England”


How A State-Backed Russian Outfit Financed Pro-Kremlin Activities In Ukraine byteseu.com/1606670/ #Features #Russia #RussiaInvadesUkraine #Schemes:InvestigatingUkraine #Ukraine




Improved Air Quality in Bosnia and Herzegovina byteseu.com/1606668/ #Bosnia #BosniaAndHerzegovina #BosniaHerzegovina #Herzegovina



"We were stunned."

Scientists have discovered that my garage indeed has a floor.

"Look, I cleaned up a bit."

"There were 5 or 6 expeditions scheduled."

"I doubt there were more than 3."



It seems an impromptu "Virgin Mary" nativity scene recreation is the order of the day

#dogsofmastodon

in reply to FlanFlinger

A dog is wrapped in a gray, plush blanket, lying on a patterned couch. The dog has a white and brown face with dark markings around the eyes, and the ears are floppy. The blanket covers most of the dog’s head, with only the snout and parts of the face visible, and one white paw is extended. The couch appears to have a floral or paisley pattern in shades of red and beige. The lighting is dim, and the scene has a cozy, relaxed feel.

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AI aims to take your job and make you pay more with higher bills. Corporate welfare Big Tech is laughing at us.

β€œA lot of this infrastructure, billions of dollars of it, is being built just for a few customers and a few facilities and these happen to be the wealthiest companies in the world,” said Ari Peskoe, who directs the Electricity Law Initiative at Harvard University. β€œI think some of the fundamental assumptions behind all this just kind of breaks down.”

nbcbayarea.com/news/national-i…

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in reply to Gerry McGovern

Weird how there's suddenly money for infrastructure or other needs people have been asking for for years, but no, not for the people, there's never money for the needs of the community

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8 December, 2025
The AIBA Book of the Week is the Awesome Indies Approved: STONE AND A HARD PLACE (Alastair Stone Chronicles #1) by R.L. KING at awesomeindies.net/category/aib…, (please click for more details.)
#AIBA #AIBk #Books #Writing #Awards #Authors


#UEFA fined the #Ukraine Football Association for an anti-russian banner displayed by fans

unn.ua/en/news/uefa-fined-the-…

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