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Ambassador Hotel Nears Final DDRB Approval

The next chapter of downtown’s architectural history is beginning to take shape as plans advance for the transformation of the historic Ambassador Hotel. Gateway Jax acquired the property in March ...

Revelation

Yesterday was quite tiring. I was asleep for practically the entire day. That kind of thing happens whenever I take my olanzapine, which is what I did the night before yesterday. That night, I had ...

Claude Code Found a Linux Vulnerability Hidden for 23 Years

Nicholas Carlini, a research scientist at Anthropic, reported at the [un]prompted AI security conference that he used Claude Code to find multiple remotely exploitable security vulnerabilities in t...

La première Madame Pipi de l’espace profond

La première Madame Pipi de l’espace profond Outre la première victoire au Tour de France d’Eddy Merckx, 1969 fut une année qui marqua trois événements très importants. 1. Le premier homme sur la Lu...

Automation should remove repetition, not hide responsibility

Automation is useful when it removes repetitive work without obscuring who still owns the framing, review, and stop point. Smooth systems fail when they make that ownership hard to find.

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The President: Convicted Felon And…Rapper? — See Also

Trump Team Fights Incitement Charge By Invoking The Spirit Of Hip-Hop: He made sure to imagine all hypothetical rappers were White. And There Goes Pam Bondi: Wow, a member of The Trump Team getting...

Azerbaijan and South Korea Sign Energy MoU

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Render Unto Storage What Is Due

Read Render Unto Storage What Is Due Customer's Friend: "What's the total owed?" I broke it down and explained the late fees, etc. Customer's Friend: *Screaming.* "What?! That's outrageous! My frie...

My Amicus Brief in the Geofence Warrant Case, United States v. Chatrie

The case will be argued April 27th.

NaPoWriMo 2026 [2nd April] - Left of the Courtyard

NaPoWriMo 2026 [2nd April]Day TwoWelcome back for the second day of Na/GloPoWriMo, everyone. We hope you feel invigorated after the first day of the challenge. And my apologies to those of you who ...

Daily News Stuff 2 April 2026

Artemisial Edition Top Story Anthropic has filed DMCA takedown requests against - so far - more than eight thousand online copies of their leaked Claude Code source code. (Yahoo) Paging King Canute...

Pook-Emu Bee: Links For 04-02-26

For once I’m not too busy today. But even if I were busy, I would still publish the newest edition of Pook-Emu Bee. 1. Discover more of the Fediverse with tags.pub (Matthias Pfefferle at ActivityPu...

Japan’s prime minister exchanges Dragon Ball kamehamehas with president of France[Video]

Leaders of world powers strike energy blast pose. There’s an interesting cultural question that pops up during international meetings in Japan: Should the participants shake hands at the end of the...

Think Tanks Have Defeated Democracy

Think tanks and nonprofit advocacy have replaced citizen-driven political parties. Voters have lost their voice as a result. The post Think Tanks Have Defeated Democracy appeared first on Palladium.

Plex introduces lists to create, organize, and share movies and TV shows with friends

Plex has launched a new lists feature, allowing users to create, manage, and share personalized lists of any title on the platform. This addition supports the organization of movies, TV shows, and ...

FOSS Weekly #26.14: Open Source Office Drama, Ubuntu MATE Troubles, Conky With Ease, Session Management in Wayland and More Linux Stuff

Controversies all around.

MTG: Lorwyn Eclipsed

New set has already been out for like a month, so this is my set recap for the previous set Lorwyn Eclipsed set! It's coming in a bit later than usual because I was waiting for the Arena stats emai...

Henry's Problems

While Henry II of Champagne was functioning as King of Jerusalem (even if he did not use the title itself, preferring manage things clearly on behalf of his wife, Queen Isabella), he had a lot of s...

The Great Majority: Body Snatching and Burial Reform in 19th-Century Britain

As populations flocked to city centres in the 19th century, church cemeteries began to overflow with the dead. Roger Luckhurst exhumes the history of this period, when anatomists fuelled a body-sna...