Remember that lawsuit questioning WhatsApp's end-to-end encryption? Thursday Bloomberg reported those allegations had been investigated by special agents with America's Commerce Department, "according to the law enforcement records, as well as a pe…
Downtown Boulder had protests on every corner of multiple streets. Like every direction you looked there were crowds of people with signs crossing every street. So it wasn't the two blocks of 200 people like here, it was more like the feeling that every pedestrian was protesting.
PONTIAC, Mich. (WXYZ) — A decades-long partnership between Common Ground Resources and Crisis Center and Oakland Community Health Network ended abruptly this
update: found it. say good night community.nodebb.org 👋
mastoadmins: does anyone know what domain nodebb.org uses for scraping mastodon? i just noticed that our convos here are being republished publicly on nodebb.org, as if they originated on that forum.
Old 1890s pump house, filled with rusted pipes. Algae and ferns add a fantastic pop of green, breathing life back into this space. Somewhere in Luxembourg.
A few photos from my #hike on Pino Trail today. There was moss! Also lichen. Moss makes me happy, I don't know why. The trailhead has bathrooms, some picnic benches under ramadas, and some charcoal grills. The trail started out in scrub land; desert grasses, pinon pines, shagbark junipers, and lots of cacti. Cholla and prickly pears, mostly. Along the trail there are various benches marked with memorial plaques to remind the hikers of loved ones, mostly wooden benches although I did see one carved from a solid granite boulder. The benches are close to the trailhead and peter out as you move uphill - I'd think there's perhaps a greater need for them further away, as people get tired. I was pleasantly surprised to find that the scrub and brush soon gave way to pinon-juniper forest, bigger rocks, and some large boulders the size of a small boulder. There was more snow and better views as you climb the trail. The trail was a bit muddy at times so watch your step - and your balance! It was a good hike and my watch said I did almost 8,000 steps on the trail. I feel better, now.
It was! Despite there being patches of snow on the ground, my jacket was almost too warm. It was sunny and bright so being under the trees was perfect.
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