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Comprar LA ATALAYA RECORTADA CONTRA EL CIELO (editorial Libros del Futuro)
Sinopsis:
Bran tuvo una adolescencia complicada, y su vida adulta no es mejor. Una sucesión de pérdidas familiares, una gran cicatriz en la cara y sus circunstancias personales han forjado en ella una personalidad esquiva.Y como si fuera una maldición añadida, la protagonista hereda y debe hacerse cargo de una casa familiar, epicentro de buena parte de las desgracias que se abatieron sobre sus seres queridos.
Una visita a la enmohecida y arruinada vivienda, ubicada en un pequeño pueblo madrileño, sumergirá a Bran en una travesía angustiante por túneles oscuros, estancias claustrofóbicas y seres terroríficos.
Yes, It Is Just Like The Nazis
Hey so remember Anne Frank? The Jewish young girl who hid in an attic and was killed by the Nazis? The emblematic person we think of when we think of victims of the Holocaust?
She did not die in a gas chamber or in a death camp. She died in a temporary' detention center for the mass deportations which preceded the death camps.
She was in that camp because a patriotic neighbor ratted her out to the German deportation force. She died, not of a bullet to the back of the head or choking on gas, but of typhus. She contracted typhus because the Nazis couldn't realistically deport people at the rate they wanted to, because before the death camps their infrastructure couldn't handle the sudden influx of ethnic minorities they had decided to imprison, and because they didn't care about the consequences of that so their deportation detention centers were unhygienic and prisoners were underfed and overcrowded.
And she was picked up by the deportation force not because she was an illegal citizen but because, just like the US is doing with asylum seekers, she was part of a formerly recognized class of citizens who were legally redefined to lack citizenship by a new administration.
Anne Frank is exactly like the children who have already died in the United State's detention camps. Exactly. Down to the very last detail. There. Is. Not. A.
Single. Difference.
So unless you want to fucking tell me that Anne goddamn Frank was not a victim of the Holocaust, y'all can shut the fuck up with that "stop making concentration camp comparisons, you're diminishing the suffering of the Holocaust" bullshit.
Its also worth noting that her family TRIED to flee to the US and was denied. She was in that camp partly because the US refused to let her refugee family immigrate.
My workflow matches yours totally, though.
And of course, I’ve left out the worst parts of the story.This is tragic and frightening. What a story.
I no longer work professionally on IT, so my opinion is irrelevant here.
I even had a (known unreliable and crash-prone) RAID 6 configuration using 4 USB thumb drives that had a long life of continuous mp3 transcoding. Finally, the USB hub died, and then I decomissioned the ugly monster (it was mostly for testing).
Maybe I'm lucky (I'm not).
ZFS [...] on one hand, I saw it as a "betrayal" of the Unix philosophy, something foreign within the base systemWhile undeniably fantastic, I've also had this problem with ZFS: its architecture and terminology have always sounded too alien for the old UNIX whitebeard in me.
I've watched this several times and laughed harder each time.
Have no idea what either is saying but it's hilarious!
13/ We hope you enjoyed our look at the geographic strangeness of Spain 🇪🇸
Thanks for reading (and sharing) 🙏.
We have more threads about specific countries, border disputes, geocoding, etc on our blog. Some are still on twitter, but over time we are moving them to mastodon.
It is well documented that for every minute that you exercise, you add one minute to your life. This enables you at 85 years old to spend an additional 5 months in a nursing home at $5000 per month.
@ConspiracyOfCartographers Well, sure, Blue Sky is a billionaire-owned Nazi bar, but at least you also don't get any engagement there. At least there's that.
I just had to replace the battery. I bought a rather bulky one, but it lasts like a million years of mostly text-only work.
🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱#goVegan 🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🔊 It's Official. Mexico City just banned bullfighting - ending a 500 year tradition 🙌👏
"#RobertDeNiro supports daughter Airyn as she comes out as #trans
I loved and supported Aaron as my son, and now I love and support Airyn as my daughter. I don’t know what the big deal is … I love all my children"
What is that sound?
A father who respects his child
Airyn, born to Robert and model/ actress #ToukieSmith in 1995: "There’s a difference between being visible and being seen. I’ve been visible. I don’t think I’ve been seen yet"
https://www.theguardian.com/film/2025/may/01/robert-de-niro-daughter-airyn-trans
Two new books have been announced that, embarrassingly for the authors and publishers, fail spectacularly to understand what the term "vibe coding" means.The books themselves were also probably written by an AI, because nobody cares anymore.
In Spanish these insectivorous geckos are called Salamanquesas or Saltarrostros (which means "jump to the face", which is an activity they are famous for not doing). It's said that they bring good luck.
♯include "archivo.md") y filtrar la salida final a través de él.A few days ago my Mom and sis started getting email bounces for me. They are both on iCloud. I got a look at one of the bounce messages today - Apple is interpreting my graylist 421 temp fail status code as a permanent failure.
The problem showed up now because Apple started using a new netblock. I had the old block whitelisted so graylisting didn't get invoked. Whitelisting the new block fixes it for now, until they change addresses again.
But really, Apple should OBEY THE FUCKING RFC.
Las autonomías peperas pidiendo el ejército en las calles para garantizar el orden, ayuso saliendo de uniforme en teleespe, paranoias con que si mochilas de 48/72h
Las calles: las terracitas llenas de gente festejando el día libre, vecinos preguntando puerta por puerta si hace falta algo, poniendo la radio alta en la terraza pa que quien no tenga se entere de lo que pasa xD
I'm here right now. Around me are rioting kids with tired-looking parents, a youngster wireless-speaking cheerly while eating, lonely men rougly of my age dressed with worn-out suits and ties munching silently, a woman that looks like she's homeless (even holding a rusty supermarket cart full of bags and unrecognizable things), two well-dressed boys shouting about the problem with immigrants (probably from an expensive private school nearby) and a stunningly beautiful girl drinking a soda that looks otherwordly out of place here (like Helen when discovered on top of Troy's battlements by the greek soldier).
A Burger King is a sample of this uncertain and undescribable world we live in these days.
Me: huh, I don't remember logging out of my session on the kids' #OpenBSD laptop…oh, right, I did a `doas sysupgrade`, it did the upgrade, rebooted into 7.7, and returned uneventfully to the login screen without requiring any additional intervention or thought.
There's something wonderful about an upgrade-process so boring that you can accidentally forget you did it.
Maybe you want a copy of all your honks sent somewhere else. Maybe another network. This is ridiculous, because what else is there, but nevertheless. There's a new user option to set a trigger URL.
When set, whenever you honk a honk, it gets POSTed in JSON to the trigger URL. It's not the ActivityPub representation, but the internal format. If you want the AP, just follow yourself. It's basically a push version of the existing API.
everyone's like 'wow it was so smart for the iphone to have a touchscreen instead of a stylus or apps' and then the past like 15 years have been phone companies desperately trying to make voice control a thing bc of how miserable touch screen controls are to use
I know people like to make fun of niche operating systems, but for the five years I was at Microsoft I used Windows (10 then 11) as my daily driver. It’s much less stable than a professional OS, but it does kind-of work. I wouldn’t say it’s ready for the desktop. The UI is inconsistent and changes randomly between releases, a load of common software is basically useable only in a VM, it lags and freezes periodically (unlike an OS designed for interactive use, random drivers run a load of things directly in interrupt handlers, so you get latency spikes that you wouldn’t see in a more mainstream desktop OS) and the update process can hose the system, so it’s mostly of interest to people who like tinkering with their machines than people who actually want to get work done. Oh and a load of random bits of the OS have ads, but that’s what you get from a free ad-supported system instead of one developed by an active open-source community.
I don’t think I’d recommend anyone use it as their daily driver or in a work setting, but it’s not totally unusable. It’s not at the level of maturity than you’d expect from, say, Linux or FreeBSD, especially not for client workloads. If you do have to use it, I recommend that you install FreeBSD in a Hyper-V VM for real work. That’s what I did and it works quite well.
[...] copilot [...]. How can something this dumb help you with your job? What is your job?😆
https://flak.tedunangst.com/post/windows-experience-goes-to-11
Desde que empecé me han mantenido el precio y me han ido incrementando los servicios. En un momento dado (cuando en mi barrio se pudo) me cambié internamente a su fibra nativa y me bajaron 10 euros.
Mis cifras son: fibra 1Gbps, 2 líneas de móvil con datos "ilimitados", desactivación del CGNAT (1 euro), línea de fijo y DIGI TV por 45 euros/mes.
La multa es menos de lo esperado, pero viene en un momento perfecto: Teresa Ribera multa a Apple y Meta con 500 y 200 millones respectivamente. https://www.elsaltodiario.com/comision-europea/bruselas-multa-apple-meta-500-200-millones-plena-guerra-trump
Son 2 novelas del ciclo de Franz Hauzman, en concreto:
• FRANZ SE ARREPENTIRÁ DE TODO. Novela (88000 palabras). Horror cósmico, fantasía urbana, new weird, bizarro fiction.
• RUIDO EN LA TORMENTA. Novela corta (20000 palabras). Horror cósmico, ciencia-ficción, new weird, bizarro fiction.
Los diseños de portada son de Marisa Ortega.
#HorrorCósmico #FantasíaUrbana #CienciaFicción #NewWeird #BizarroFiction
[...] if the at daemon will do its job [...]I think the at daemon is a really nifty tool that is not praised as it should be. I use it a lot. I also use the
at now trick to launch long and boring processes involving several steps, while I say "bah, do all this things and mail the results when done".Did you leave your Wii at the #EMF2024 Swap Shop?
If so, it's now hosting my blog:
https://blog.infected.systems/posts/2025-04-21-this-blog-is-hosted-on-a-nintendo-wii/
Huge credit to @jmcwhatever for the effort porting NetBSD to the Wii!
A verified ID is required to access AI models in OpenAI's API to prevent IP theft. 😂 They went from stealing everything from everyone to now claiming it's their original work, despite hundreds of pending copyright cases against them in the courts. Why is this even allowed? That's hypocrisy at best.
Con el software de ActivityPub que uso (#snac) es muy fácil montar cosas de estas.
Asking for a little favor.
A few years ago -for obvious reasons- I deleted all my american services. (instagram, facebook etc)
The result was my business plummeting down, no projects came in anymore, making it nearly impossible to come around after 20 years of career.
The favor I'm asking is if you know someone who's working with illustrators, or even just interested, just share my stuff please. Thanks :)
My portfolio
https://www.itchi5.com
But have you heard of baklava code? Thousands of fragile sticky layers. Some of them are nuts.Brilliant.
I added some basic #activitypub support to humungus based on the #forgefed vocabulary. Repository, Commit, etc. And of course updated #honk as well. So now you can follow the honk repo from within honk itself and see all the commits fly by. Still a work in progress, but it’s live now. Probably do a longer write up next week.
asking ai to read my emails and give me a bullet point summary
asking ai to watch that movie I've been meaning to see and give me a bullet point summary
asking ai to read those poems my best friend sent me and give me a bullet point summary
asking ai to fuck my boyfriend and give me a bullet point summary
asking ai to grow old and gray surrounded by the laughter of loved ones and accept the embrace of death with peace and without fear having lived a full life and give me a bullet point summary
"This AI output is highly inaccurate."
"Nah, you're just prompting it wrong."
"How do I go about prompting it the right way?"
"You really need to know the subject you're asking about. Then you can help it avoid making mistakes."
"If I know the subject deeply myself, why am I asking an AI about it?"
"It helps to train the AI."
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And so the publishing world began.
#fakefact #MaundyThursday #easter #humor #humour #books #book #writing #writingcommunity
"We and our 887 partners store..."😆Sure. (Closed tab).
That's my reaction, usually after some shouting to the screen.
My unsolicited comment on the results: I'm a bit surprised that Down Under is so low in the list (being one of the most uplifting songs ever and, of course, Australia's national anthem 😉 ). I also wished Tears for Fears to be up in the list, being one of my favourite bands. I even never heard the song by The Pogues before (but I'm from Spain, and I know this was from the UK top lists). And, honestly, I'm also surprised Fast Car to be that up (not bad, but fourth?).
Thank you very much to all the people involved in this, and specially Hannah for the ride!
Del fr. matras.Fuente: Palabra del día del diccionario de la lengua española (RAE)
1. 1. m. Vaso de vidrio o de cristal, de forma generalmente esférica y terminado en un tubo estrecho y recto, que se emplea en los laboratorios químicos.
So now I'm waiting to see what decides to die next…the washer or dryer? Stove? Some pipe bursting?Don't even mention them, they smell fear.
May be she is a modern Sysyphean or Promethean archetype, lost in a wasteland of overflown stacks and bad drive blocks.
Is she a ghost, trapped in an infinite loop of sorrow?
I never satisfy her needs, nor even talk to her, but she keeps coming back! But, why, Nicole, why?! 😭
The fishing boats go out across the evening water
Smuggling guns and arms across the Spanish border
The wind whips up the waves so loud
The ghost moon sails among the clouds
Turns the rifles into silver on the border
On The Border
He leído por encima el comunicado del hijo de Vargas Llosa sobre su muerte y me ha hecho gracia que tu padre haya sido un escritor famoso con hasta un Nobel y tú escribas "detrás suyo". 😅 Ah, la hipotenusa.
Tonnerre (Borgoña, Francia) es un pueblo de viñedos y castillos que esconde su particular misterio: Dionne, el pozo sin fondo.
Descubierto por los romanos, este pozo expulsa 300 litros de agua por segundo (y hasta 3 mil durante los días de lluvia) que han abastecido a la ciudad desde hace muchos años. Se surte de la lluvia, pero también de ríos cercanos como el Laigne, y filtraciones de la piedra. Los celtas lo consideraron una fuente sagrada, y los franceses, que no veían el misterio, como un simple lavadero, o piscina pública. En 1758 se construyó la cubierta circular que perdura hasta hoy, y que le otorga su peculiar aspecto. Y aunque se sabe que el agua proviene de cuevas subterráneas de piedra caliza, hasta hoy nadie ha podido encontrar su nacimiento. Desde los años 70 del pasado siglo se han llevado a cabo expediciones para dar con su origen, pero todos los intentos han quedado en fracaso debido a la estructura subterránea, de estrechos pasillos. Algunos buceadores han perdido incluso la vida intentando salir. Tras la última muerte en 1996, la localidad prohibió las exploraciones, por lo que solo se conocen sus primeros 370 metros de profundidad.
Como todo misterio que se precie, sobre el pozo pesan varias leyendas que guardan relación con basiliscos, santos, y hasta con los abismos del infierno.
Fuentes: Viajar, El Confidencial. Adobe Stock
Some day you'll realize you can't remember the last time you went down the stairs two at a time, but you know it'll never happen again.
Del lat. vulg. *pulvisia, y este der. del lat. pulvis, -ĕris 'polvo'; cf. povisa.Fuente: Palabra del día del diccionario de la lengua española (RAE)
1. 1. f. Partecilla ligera que salta de una materia inflamada y acaba por convertirse en ceniza.
Sin.:
+ chispa, chiribita, favila, bolisa.