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The Most Read Books on Goodreads in July 2025

Here are the five most-read books on Goodreads this week! These are the buzziest books of the moment, from dystopia to romance.
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#Lists #breakinginbooks
@indieauthors



Looting, chaos and Israeli gunfire prevent aid from reaching Gazans (Washington Post)

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Whether this is UK online safety act or bandcamp Friday related is up to the viewer


Happy August everyone! It's 63 degrees, my windows are open, and there's a new Chappell Roan song in the world. This is what they mean by a beautiful sadness and I love it!! music.youtube.com/watch?v=6ARh…
in reply to Pratik Patel

@ppatel Yeah it's been like that here too. I'm glad y'all are getting relief at least a little.


this is such bs. Making devs to pay for interview tools is sketchy in my book. You should never have to pay anything in order to interview. Period.
in reply to nixCraft 🐧

500,000 high tech workers have been laid off in the last few years.

techcrunch.com/2025/07/31/tech…

computerworld.com/article/3816…

forbes.com/sites/emilsayegh/20…

Scammers see this as an opportunity to grift.

Would be unsurprised if this has some kind of kickback scheme.

In other words, does the employer or recruiter have a financial connection to the software company?

Taxi cab companies that own taxi training companies.
Ambulance companies that own first responder certification companies.



📢 10 septembre : Un grand mouvement se prépare pour une rentrée sociale explosive !

Beaucoup de personnes et de sensibilités se retrouvent autour du #10Septembre ; et dans la mesure, où une mobilisation ça se construit collectivement, nous t'invitons à t'emparer du sujet 😌

Si comme nous, tu fais le lien entre justice climatique & justice sociale, alors tu auras forcement une contribution à apporter ✊✊🏿✊🏾

Alors n'hésite pas à suivre les infos sur ce sujet 👉 linktr.ee/ExtinctionRebellionF… 🔗

in reply to Extinction Rebellion France

Juste, sortez couverts; utilisons nos propres canaux de discussion sécurisés et pas le site "les essentiels", groupe opaque confusionniste (venant des freedom convoys, trumpistes) qui centralise les données des militants (petition, face cam avec revendications, lieix de rdvs, debats sur telegram, messagerie non securisé et a fait déjà fuiter des données aux autorités)

Relayez les infos, sortons de la centralisation, des gouvernances verticales et opaque, on vaut mieux que ça ! lanticapitaliste.org/opinions/…

Plus d'infos sur ce fil
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in reply to misk

Microsoft doesn't care about Xbox. They stated it. They are now a very big publisher (since they bought every big studio) and of course they are goin the same path as Sony: publishing exclusives on other platform (aka Windows for Sony and Ps for Ms) after a while.
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Appeals court in Bosnia confirms sentence for Bosnian Serb President Milorad Dodik after stoking separatist tensions
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/world/appeals-court-in-bosnia-confirms-sentence-for-bosnian-serb-president-milorad-dodik-after-stoking-separatist-tensions?utm_source=flipboard&utm_medium=activitypub

Posted into Headlines @headlines-PBSNewsHour





2035 AD: "Residents over the age of 65 and people with expensive disabilities who insist on drinking water will be arrested and charged with grand larceny and conspiring to commit criminal damage to a holy corporation."
in reply to Richard Littler

Good grief, we are really in trouble, and they want to build these data centres in the UK, we are going to end up like the planet in Dune before too long.

Do you have a link to this please, I am asking as I am collating links to articles on my website on Ai and the environment, and can include this.

Thanks

Paul

in reply to Anomalous Human

Thanks, much appreciated

For reference this is my site entry for this

zleap.net/aienv

in reply to Paul Sutton

@zleap
economictimes.indiatimes.com/n…




The mathematics of starvation: how Israel caused a famine in Gaza


Emma Graham-Harrison
Chief Middle East correspondent
Thu 31 Jul 2025 10.49 EDT

“The idea is to put the Palestinians on a diet, but not to make them die of hunger,” a senior adviser to the then prime minister, Ehud Olmert, said in 2006. An Israeli court ordered the release of documents showing the details of those macabre sums two years later.

Cogat, the Israeli agency that still controls aid shipments to Gaza, calculated then that Palestinians needed an average minimum 2,279 calories per person per day, which could be provided through 1.836kg of food.

Today, humanitarian organisations are asking for an even smaller minimum ration: 62,000 metric tonnes of dry and canned food to meet basic needs for 2.1 million people each month, or around 1kg of food per person per day.



Flights still cross Russian airspace daily — despite drone strikes, explosions, and military chaos.
EASA sees the risk… and looks away. Politics over safety? byteseu.com/1246902/ #Ukraine #UkraineConflict #UkraineConflict

in reply to Laurent Chemla 🍺

On doit pas juger trop vite, c'était peut-être à l'insu de son plein gré ☝️