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만년필을 일상의 메모/필기/계산 용도로 쓰다보니, 캡리스나, 밀어서 닫는 뚜껑은 빠르게 여닫을 수 있어서 좋은데,
흔히 만년필 매니아들이 밀폐력이 좋아서 선호한다는 스크류방식 캡은 불편하다.

한손으로 못 여는 것도 문제고.

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As @inthehandsPaul Cantrell so aptly put it, "decide what your red line is."

I think this might be mine:

> When asked about the memo, Homeland Security spokeswoman Tricia McLaughlin said in an emailed statement to the AP that everyone the department serves with an administrative warrant has already had “full due process and a final order of removal.”

apnews.com/article/ice-arrests

The DHS appears to consider their internal decisions "due process."

It. Is. Not.

The Constitution was written to _prevent_ this.

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Iran’s Unrest: The Confrontation That Failed to Ignite

What began as economic protests in Tehran’s Grand Bazaar was quickly exploited and transformed into something far more dangerous. Within six days, international actors received communications from Iranian Kurdish separatist groups requesting logistical support. This included field hospitals and medical and emergency supplies.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian attempted to contain the unrest through dialogue and economic changes. Yet, intelligence reports reflected an organized, multi-layered protest map unfolding. Bazaar protest leaders soon recognized that the street had slipped into chaos. They formally withdrew and informed authorities that they bore no responsibility for the events. Reformist opposition figures further highlighted that the country was being driven into a trap.

Israeli intelligence operating inside Iran and from Iraqi Kurdistan informed Washington that Tehran was regaining control rapidly and that the protest infrastructure was collapsing.

The state moved quickly against rebellious groups in cities and provinces. Armed groups operating inside urban centers were confronted directly. Calm during daylight hours under heavy deployment was followed by intensive night operations. Police units flooded major intersections and residential quarters, backed by undercover teams and rapid-response forces. Any act of arson, armed attack, or sabotage triggered immediate pursuit and arrest.

In parallel, authorities launched a comprehensive cyber operation to track the networks distributing footage across domestic and international platforms. They then imposed a near-total communications blackout. Internet access was restricted to a narrow group of authorized users. Anyone broadcasting from inside Iran without clearance was treated as part of a foreign information operation.

The turning point came in Kermanshah. Iranian security services detected suspicious activity along the country’s western borders. They uncovered an activated plan combining mass protests with armed assaults on state institutions. Police stations, civil administration offices, and emergency services were targeted. The objective was to create a high level of chaos and then seize control of the province’s civil and security administration centers.

Washington could not calculate Tehran’s response to any military attack. The risk was a regional fire.

Authorities classified the operation as a foreign-backed military rebellion. US President Donald Trump publicly called on protesters to escalate and seize government centers. When he said that “help is on its way,” he was not speaking rhetorically. The plan on the table was a combined military operation — air and ground — focused on Kermanshah. Its purpose was to dismantle Iran’s command structure in the province, impose an aerial blockade, and allow insurgent forces to consolidate control.

Money were used to mobilize citizens. Teenagers received between $3 and $5 to burn pictures of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, while elderly men were paid similar amounts to overturn and set fire to garbage bins. Authorities noted the participation of female operatives in violent acts, including surprise shootings, before disappearing into alleyways. Other groups prepared and threw Molotov cocktails at vehicles and shops. Large quantities of weapons were later seized, including pistols and hunting rifles used in attacks on security forces.

As the containment campaign in Kermanshah intensified, authorities showed little tolerance toward other protest hotspots in different cities. They used special technologies to jam satellite transmissions, prompting insurgent leaders to appeal for foreign intervention. Israeli intelligence operating inside Iran and from Iraqi Kurdistan informed Washington that Tehran was regaining control rapidly and that the protest infrastructure was collapsing.

With no clear military pathway and no certainty over Tehran’s response, Washington was left with few viable options. The war was not abandoned; it was postponed.

This is where the war stalled. By that stage, the United States was not prepared for a full-scale confrontation. At best, limited strikes were considered to provide cover for insurgent advances. But Iran’s internal containment neutralized that option. More importantly, Washington could not calculate Tehran’s response to any military attack. The risk was a regional fire.

Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the UAE, and Turkey entered emergency consultations with the US administration, warning that the confrontation could spiral beyond control. All four countries refused to allow their territory, airspace, or bases to be used in any attack on Iran. Their message reflected a genuine political position, even if Trump was not formally bound by it. These countries knew they would be first in the line of fire. This forced the US administration to search for alternatives to any potential military campaign. With no clear military pathway and no certainty over Tehran’s response, Washington was left with few viable options. The war was not abandoned; it was postponed.

Ibrahim Al-Amine
Source: Al Akhbar

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70조 쏟아붓는 저커버그와 길 터주는 트럼프 이 구상대로라면 빅테크는 데이터센터 부지에 천연가스, 석탄, 석유 등을 활용한 자체 발전소를 짓게 된다. 트럼프는 이런 프로젝트가 관료적 절차 때문에 통상 4~5년씩 지연된다고 주장하며, 기업이 “자체 발전 시설(own electric generating plants)”을 구축하는 조건이라면 연방 인허가를 2주 안에 내주겠다고 했다. 그는 방 안의 기술기업 경영진을 향해 “여러분은 똑똑하고, 돈도 많다”고 말하며 자체 발전소 건설을 부추겼다.

70조 쏟아붓는 저커버그와 길 터주는 트럼프

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For people in the :

As US-based models (especially the UFS from NOAA) are becoming less accurate with cuts to funding for scientific research, I’ve added @stefanoStefano Marinelli’s helpful, localized to my feed. Over the past year I’ve found its Euro-modeled forecasts to be more reliable.

Find your location to follow at fedimeteo.com/

(And if your location isn’t yet there, Stefano will *add it for you* if you ask nicely. 🙂)

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지금도 고통 받는 지역이 많은걸로 아는데…

70조 쏟아붓는 저커버그와 길 터주는 트럼프

이 구상대로라면 빅테크는 데이터센터 부지에 천연가스, 석탄, 석유 등을 활용한 자체 발전소를 짓게 된다. 트럼프는 이런 프로젝트가 관료적 절차 때문에 통상 4~5년씩 지연된다고 주장하며, 기업이 “자체 발전 시설(own electric generating plants)”을 구축하는 조건이라면 연방 인허가를 2주 안에 내주겠다고 했다. 그는 방 안의 기술기업 경영진을 향해 “여러분은 똑똑하고, 돈도 많다”고 말하며 자체 발전소 건설을 부추겼다. fortunekorea.co.kr/news/articl

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택배가 판매인이 동수를 잘못 기재하여 다른 동으로 배송이 감. 배송완료 문자는 당연히 나한테 옴. 택배기사에게 어... 배송완료는 떴는데 물건이 없어요... 라고 조심스럽게 물었더니.

써있는대로 배송했으니 나한테 전화하지 말고 보낸 곳에 전화하라고... 딱 그말만 반복...

완료문자가 뜨고 물건이 없으면 택배기사에게 전화나 문자로 문의가 일단은 잘못된 것은 아니잖아?

무슨 내가 기분 나쁘게 따진 것도 아니고,
저... 택배가 없는데요?라고 하니;;;
짜증이 짜증이... 긴말하지 말고 주소 사진 찍은 거 증거로 보내줄테니 나머진 알아서 하라고...

좋게 전화했으면 그냥, 주소가 잘못 인쇄된 것 같으니 직접 가서 찾으셔라 이렇게 말하면 끝일 것을...
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detains 5-year old boy; lawyer says agents used him as ‘bait’

The Columbia Heights Public School district says federal agents have detained 4 of its students in 4 separate incidents over the last 2 weeks. One is , a 5-year old boy who attends a district elementary school & was used as “bait” to draw family members out of their home.


mprnews.org/story/2026/01/21/i

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Zdar

@xChaosChao-c', děkuju že se mnou píšes. Děkuju.

Zmínils f.cz/@xChaos/115933671600332193 :
> ... to obvykle nefunguje...

Nehledám to, ale řekl bych, že jestli se daří, nebo zdaří,
že úspěch, funkčnost, vítězství nebo tak něco je námět,
o kterém si dopisujeme často.

Zdá se mi, že chci, aby od teď moje kulturní naprogramování
o zdaru bylo, že zdar je vědomě tvořit možnosti a vědomě
volit dobře, správně a krásně. Tak chci, aby se dařilo. Tak
chci, aby to fungovalo.

Chci se zbavit kulturního naprogramování, které zdar spojuje
s dosažením nějakých cílů nebo latěk, ať už daných kulturním
naprogramováním nebo jinak stanovených. Nechci se cílů a
latěk zbavit úplně. Možná že ani bez nich neumím o sobě a o
okolí uvažovat. Ale chci nebrat je jako měřítko zdaru.

Asi je to to promrskrné: Cesta je cíl. Ztvárňování se stává
zamotaným. Stanovím si cíl výletu, ale on to vlastně není
cíl, cíl je cesta.

Je to asi jako trojúhelníková nauka o dobru a zlu
rozvíjející artefakt "Celek všeho je dobrý, správný a
krásný".

Je to asi to promrskané: Není důležité zvítězit, ale
zúčastnit se.

---
Zdar. Je v zdar.txt .

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Spent the last year or so not picking up phone calls.

It's done wonders for my mental health and anxiety. I get a lot of robo calls, telemarketers etc. If I don't know the number I don't pick up. If I know the person, I make sure I absolutely am in the right mental state to speak at leisure for half an hour.

I never get thoughts like: "Oh, I wonder what this person must have wanted to say to me, must have been something very important and urgent" 😁

It rarely is. It's more likely something that they need you to do for them. It could easily have been a message. It should have been a message. They don't value your time or the tasks you may be concentrating on.

If it's an actual emergency, people will call your phone a hundred times.

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요즘 맛없는 음식을 너무 많이 먹게 된다… 아니 어떻게 이게 맛없을 수가 있지…싶은데 맛이 없다 진짜 요즘 음식도 AI로 만드는건가

그런데 건너건너 들은 기기괴괴 썰 중에서 새로 오픈하는 가게 사장님이 ChatGPT로 짜장면 레시피 물어봐서 그걸로 만들었다가 폐업했다는 이야기를 들어서 어쩌면… 이 음식이 맛이 없는 이유도 진짜로 그런 걸지도 몰라…😇

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요즘 맛없는 음식을 너무 많이 먹게 된다… 아니 어떻게 이게 맛없을 수가 있지…싶은데 맛이 없다 진짜 요즘 음식도 AI로 만드는건가

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