dantheclamman
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Technology@lemmy.world•Iran plans permanent break from global internet, say activistsEnglish
2·1 day agoEh in my pretty touristy hotel I was not able to use Google or Meta sites on wifi. But I was surprised vpn worked and allowed me to access anything I wanted over wifi. I had prepared with shadowsocks configured as a contingency but didn’t end up needing it. But people visiting a year earlier had reported vpn did not work for them.
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Technology@lemmy.world•Iran plans permanent break from global internet, say activistsEnglish
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Technology@lemmy.world•Iran plans permanent break from global internet, say activistsEnglish
112·2 days agoThey can’t put the genie back in the bottle. Everyday Iranians know what the world outside is like. They can’t suddenly become a black box like North Korea. But maybe a few decades of murdering protesters, like mowing the grass, will allow them to limp along in the East German model. Where people know what is available outside but are too afraid and demoralized to make an organized resistance
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Technology@lemmy.world•Iran plans permanent break from global internet, say activistsEnglish
3·2 days agoChina seems to vary. When I was there, VPNs worked, even Meta and Google sites were accessible on my T-mobile SIM. Other times those things are not accessible
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Wikipedia@lemmy.world•2025 radioactive shrimp recall - WikipediaEnglish
2·2 days agoCs-137 is helpful in a way in producing a pretty distinctive gamma signature. What’s scarier to me are all the more subtle adulterants that have come and gone through the global food supply, never detected, that have damaged the genes of millions of people
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Wikipedia@lemmy.world•Wikipedia records (list of various firsts and records for Wikipedia)English
3·4 days agoIt is!!
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Wikipedia@lemmy.world•Auto-brewery syndrome (rare condition where people can be intoxicated from ethanol-producing gut bacteria)English
3·6 days agoAs the article discusses, you can increase the odds by resetting your microbiome with antibiotics, eating a carb rich diet and suppressing the action of aldehyde dehydrogenase in your gut (such as by acquiring a liver disease). Godspeed
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Wikipedia@lemmy.world•Songs of Innocence (U2 album that caused a furor when it appeared suddenly in the libraries of 500 million iTunes users)English
9·7 days agoI think that’s the general consensus: the album was fine, but it was a potent reminder that peoples’ iTunes catalogs were not actually their own, but controlled by corporations that can control our music at the flip of a switch. People did not like that feeling. So in a way, it was actually a net positive at the time, in reminding people of this fact. Unfortunately later on, people have moved to not owning music at all.
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World News@lemmy.world•Nobel Institute rejects María Corina Machado’s offer to share peace prize with TrumpEnglish
2·7 days agoThe committee tried to appease Trump by offering it to a Venezuelan right winger. They learned the lesson so many have learned; that these people cannot be met halfway, if you give them an inch they WILL take a foot.
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Wikipedia@lemmy.world•Blinking Sam (1775 portrait of Samuel Johnson that became a meme in 2012)English
1·8 days agolol, I can tell when an editor is getting big mad about an article when they start flagging each sub-section individually with different objections they have. If there is a wiki flag asserting “there are too many flags, probably in bad faith”, that would be appropriate here.
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pics@lemmy.world•This is Jehan Pages, the top developer behind GIMP, a free open source photo editor. Adobe executives hate Jehan. Because of his hard work, Adobe lost millions of dollarsEnglish
9·8 days agoThe subs model ensures regular and predicable quarterly revenue, which means easier forecasting of growth, which means happier shareholders.
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Wikipedia@lemmy.world•The Most Popular Wikipedia Articles in 2025English
5·10 days agoAlways makes me queasy how people are so fascinated by true crime (Ed Gein, serial killer and subject of a new Netflix true crime doc)
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Wikipedia@lemmy.world•Shen Yun (heavily advertised dance troupe affiliated with the Falun Gong religious group)English
2·11 days agoChinese opera is fascinating and there are hundreds of varieties. I really enjoyed when I saw one in China and definitely can recommend it to everyone
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Technology@lemmy.world•Stack Overflow in freefall: 78 percent drop in number of questionsEnglish
2·11 days agoI am worried, because there are increasing cases where open source docs are going offline because they can’t take the bandwidth costs of the big LLM bots recrawling hundreds of times per day. Wikipedia is also getting hammered. There is so much waste and diminishing returns
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Wikipedia@lemmy.world•Shen Yun (heavily advertised dance troupe affiliated with the Falun Gong religious group)English
3·11 days agoThey seem to vary that slogan place to place. In the Bay Area of CA they use alternative slogans
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Wikipedia@lemmy.world•Shen Yun (heavily advertised dance troupe affiliated with the Falun Gong religious group)English
8·11 days agoYes, it’s really insidious
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Wikipedia@lemmy.world•Shen Yun (heavily advertised dance troupe affiliated with the Falun Gong religious group)English
15·11 days agoI try to avoid that word since most organized religions are varying degrees of culty to me, but yes, they’re a cult
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Wikipedia@lemmy.world•Boiling frog (probably incorrect metaphor)English
10·14 days agoTrue for humans also

















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