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RustConf @rustconf@hachyderm.io
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1/2 โ€” Last year at , @MarcoIeniMarco Ieni ๐Ÿฆ€ spoke about how the Rust Foundation and Rust Infra team cut Rust CI costs and made it more sustainable. Watch his talk back here: youtube.com/watch?v=Gzk4uG-YzJ

Marco Ieni: "How We Made the Rust CI 75% Cheaper" | RustConf 2025

Slides: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1eS2NP3-qBNk0DFSN7G1L5o-51RzF_ej4/view?usp=drive_linkAbstract:This marquee talk shows how the Rust Infrastructure tea...

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Jon Mitchell @ablaze@mastodon.social
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I just canโ€™t stress enough the extent to which you can build a whole professional-grade team publication complete with GUI content management system as a static website that costs $0.00 to cloud-host until you are already popular

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Kรผstentrรถte @Kuestentroete@troet.cafe
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Shared by earthling

Fediland. โ˜•
Ich bin Fan der Stinkevรถgel, denn sie sind in der Tat einzigartig:
Die Kรผken haben Krallen an den Flรผgeln und das Verdauungssystem erinnert an das eines Wiederkรคuers.
Eine Verwandtschaft mit dem Urvogel Archaeopteryx wurde vermutet. Ebenso mit Kuckucks- oder Hรผhnervรถgeln.
Gegenwรคrtig reprรคsentiert die Art eine eigene Ordnung innerhalb der Klasse der Vรถgel.
Habt einen schรถnen Mittwoch.

Ein Hoatzin-Paar (Opisthocomus hoazin) auf einem Ast. Der Vogel rechts im Bild hockt frontal vor dem Betrachter. Der linke Vogel steht mit dem rechten Bein auf einem Seitenast und ist im Profil zu sehen. Der Vogel ist mit einer Lรคnge von 62 bis 70 Zentimetern und einem Gewicht von 700 bis 900 Gramm recht groรŸ und schwer. Er ist durch einen kleinen Kopf, einen langen Hals und einen langen Schwanz gekennzeichnet. Die Oberseite ist bronzefarben, eine cremefarbene Streifung zieht sich รผber Nacken und Vorderrรผcken. Kehle und Brust sind beige, zur Schwanzbasis hin geht die Farbe der Unterseite allmรคhlich in kastanienbraun รผber. Die Flรผgeldecken sind braun mit weiรŸem Saum und weiรŸen Streifen. Auch der Schwanz ist dunkelbraun; eine cremefarbene Endbinde ist meistens vorhanden, kann aber durch Abnutzung der Schwanzfedern im Alter verloren gehen. Im Gesicht ist das rote Auge beidseits von nackten, blauen Hautpartien umgeben. Auffรคllig ist eine 4 bis 8 Zentimeter lange Haube, die meistens aufgerichtet ist. Diese Haube ist bei Mรคnnchen geringfรผgig grรถรŸer als bei Weibchen, was der einzige รคuรŸerlich sichtbare Unterschied zwischen den Geschlechtern ist. Der Schnabel ist schwarz, krรคftig und kurz und erinnert an einen Hรผhnerschnabel. Auch die Beine sind schwarz. Der FuรŸ ist wie bei Hรผhnervรถgeln anisodaktyl: Eine Zehe ist nach hinten, drei sind nach vorn gerichtet.
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Nick Stevens Graphics @Nick_Stevens_graphics@mastodon.art
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arstechnica.com/space/2026/01/

Well, this was an interesting read...

"I bought โ€œRemove Before Flightโ€ tags on eBay in 2010โ€”it turns out theyโ€™re from Challenger"

a stack of bright red vinyl tags overlays a scale space shuttle orbiter

I bought "Remove Before Flight" tags on eBay in 2010โ€”it turns out they're from Challenger

This is the story of 18 "Remove Before Flight" tags that were detached before NASA's first space shuttle tragedy.

arstechnica.com ยท Ars Technica

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Misty @misty@digipres.club
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Was trying to look up what @avilewis had said about trans rights, and found this good statement he made back in November: facebook.com/AviLewisOfficial/

์กฐํšŒ 7.9์ฒœํšŒ ยท ๊ณต๊ฐ 425๊ฐœ | Q: Will you, and how will you, stand up for trans, gender diverse and 2SLGBTQIA+ Canadians in an era of resurgent hate, assaults on our rights, and attempts to scapegoat our community to push a dangerous far right agenda? Thank you Fae Johnstone for asking this important question, and for your commitment to this necessary work. When trans people and other marginalized groups are targeted, all of us are implicated. There can be no neutral bystanders โ€” our fates are intertwined. | Avi Lewis

์กฐํšŒ 7.9์ฒœํšŒ ยท ๊ณต๊ฐ 425๊ฐœ | Q: Will you, and how will you, stand up for trans, gender diverse and 2SLGBTQIA+ Canadians in an era of resurgent hate, assaults on our rights, and attempts to scapegoat our community to push a dangerous far right agenda? Thank you Fae Johnstone for asking this important question, and for your commitment to this necessary work. When trans people and other marginalized groups are targeted, all of us are implicated. There can be no neutral bystanders โ€” our fates are intertwined. | Avi Lewis

Q: Will you, and how will you, stand up for trans, gender diverse and 2SLGBTQIA+ Canadians in an era of resurgent hate, assaults on our rights, and attempts to scapegoat our community to push a...

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Ned Yeung @ned@beige.party
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Actually, it doesn't matter if they "just lay there" or not. Either way they are considered resisting because the act of resisting law enforcement is not determined by the actions of the victim, but rather the actions of the LEO. If the LEO used brutality and violence without reason, then the victim is considered to be "resisting" even if they never move a muscle from a prone position. The moment that an officer has made the choice to violently lay hands on a person withot cause, that person is considered to be "resisting arrest".

In just one example of many (because once you become a target then until you move out of the district then every encounter is preceded with, "I read your file". In recent news, Alex Pretti's last encounter was his second), I had a more veteran cop use me as a dummy to teach a more rookie cop, by squeezing me as hard as possible on the back of the neck completely randomly out of the blue so she could show him, "See how the muscle tenses up in his neck when I do this? That's called resisting." Muscle tensing is an involuntary bodily response to pain. It is impossible for the recieving party to control. And they make absolutely sure you FEEL the pain. The more pain they inflict, the more guilty you are.

People need to wake up and realise that the charge of "resisiting arrest" means only that unnecesary violence was used against a civilian, and has nothing to do with "resisting" or "arrest". In order to be charged with it, not only do you not need to "move" or "resist" in any way, but you don't need to be under arrest, being arrested, be charged with any arrestable crime, or even be considered for arrest. When there is no arrest being made, you are charged with "resisitng arrest" based solely on the fact that violence was used against you and the perpetrators cannot justify that violence in any other way.

I don't know how it works in the US, but in Canada a charge of resisting arrest cannot be challenged in court. If an LEO says it, then it's an automatic guilt based on their word alone with no proof or argument. This is why when cops here beat you up they scream "stop resisting!" at the top of their lungs with every single punch they throw on your prone, still body... just in case somebody can hear; to drown out your screams of pain, your pleas for help, and the unmistakable sound of human flesh being pounded mercilessly to a pulp.

Also, I have to add a positive note. A LOT has changed since George Floyd. I was in his exact position choking out the exact same words, "I can't breathe", to receive the exact same response, "I don't care," before returning to meaningless shouts of "stop resisitng!", many years before Floyds murder. I was lucky to survive, but when I heard his story it hit me hard knowing that would have been me a few seonds longer.

Thanks to him, I no longer live in the same fear and terror every day of my life, because of Black Lives Matter and the change and awareness they brought. All my experiences were pre-BLM, and pre-George Floyd. All of them were brought on by police discrimination, both classism and racism, and police intimidation; their uncontrollable desire for power tripping and violence. I still have trauma, but my life in the present has changed since and it had nothing to do with me. But yes all this pro-ICE MAGA shit opens up a lot of old wounds and trauma, especially when repeated by authoritarian UCP supporters right here at home.

We are going through all of this again, and it is vital that people reaist and apeak out against this tyranny and these brutal murders. We CAN change the world, but it takes some serious effort on everybody's part, not just the victims.

The first step we all need to do is STOP ASSUMING ANYBODY IS A CRIMINAL (or undesirable) FOR HAVING AN ENCOUNTER WITH POLICE. In this country, we are innocent until proven guilty, and police presence doesnt prove shit. Some people commit violence because it's "fun", and nobody can stop them when they scream, "I'm the man in the hat! I'm the man with the badge!" like they're some sort of cage fighter.

BLM, forever and always.

Dilan Esper @dilanesper i know i am shouting into the wilderness on this point, but there's actually case law that cops aren't even allowed to pepper spray people for merely resisting arrest (let alone shoot them). Matt Lewis @mattklewis | like the move where you spray someone in the face at close range, and then if they donโ€™t just lay there you say they were โ€œresistingโ€ as an excuse to escalate.
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pkg update @pkgupdt@hl.pkgu.net
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10๋ถ„ ๋…์„œ๋ผ... ๊ทธ ์ •๋„ ์‹œ๊ฐ„์ด๋ฉด ๊ทธ๋ƒฅ ์š”์•ฝ ์œ ํŠœ๋ธŒ๋ฅผ ๋ณด๋Š” ๊ฒŒ ๋‚ซ์ง€ ์•Š์„๊นŒ.;;

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