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  1. 🎉 Our very first hackathon!

    Thursday 19 November in The Hague 🇳🇱. The whole Home Assistant team from the Open Home Foundation is in town, and we're opening the day to contributors.

    🔧 Fix-a-thon
    🧩 Device types
    ⚡ Review automation
    💡 Your own ideas

    Code, docs, design or translations: all welcome. Lunch, drinks and dinner are on us.

    Sign up 👉 luma.com/cmsahysn

    Boosts much appreciated! 🔁

  2. @jbm @FranckRaisch Hier eine weitere Quelle:
    badische-zeitung.de/oezdemir-u

    Sorry, Bild und Slogan mit Politikerköpfen darunter - da bin ich immer unsicher...

    Nachdem ich es nachgelesen habe, dass #Oezdemir das wirklich unterstützt, muss ich sagen: Übel!
    Erst #Palantir und jetzt #Gaskraftwerke
    Da fragt man sich wirklich, wofür @diegruenenbruehl noch stehen.
    Zu Palantir: Der Witz ist, dass Özdemir vor gar nicht allzulanger Zeit Mitglied bei #freiheitstattangst war. Ab ca 2008.
    de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freiheit

  3. 🌙 What happens when astronomers discover something that doesn't quite fit our definitions?

    Researchers have found strong evidence for a planetary-mass object orbiting a brown dwarf. Is it an exomoon? An exosatellite? Something else?

    Kevin Hoy explains the discovery and the challenge of defining worlds beyond our solar system in the SETI Live podcast with Franck Marchis.

    🎧 sites.libsyn.com/462636/is-thi

    #space #science #podcast

  4. 1994: Controversy in the final race of the season, and Mansell secures his final F1 win

    #OnThisDay 13 November, the 1994 Australian Grand Prix in Adelaide became a controversial chapter in Michael Schumacher's career. Needing a victory to secure the championship, Damon Hill closely pursued Schumacher, ultimately pressuring him into a mistake. Schumacher's Benetton sustained damage after hitting a wall, which Hill couldn’t see as he rounded the corner and found Schumacher running slightly off track. Hill attempted an overtake, unaware of Schumacher's damaged car, but Schumacher turned in on Hill’s Williams, breaking Hill's front wishbone and forcing him to retire. Schumacher clinched his first title by a single point, but his triumph drew widespread criticism. Though he claimed innocence, scepticism lingered. Hill's teammate Nigel Mansell went on to win the race, marking his final Grand Prix victory. Gerhard Berger finished second with Ferrari and the McLaren of Martin Brundle completed the podium in third.

    While Hill initially chose not to engage in the controversy, in later years, he openly accused Schumacher of intentionally colliding with him.

    This would also prove to be the last Grand Prix for Christian Fittipaldi, Franck Lagorce, Michele Alboreto, Hideki Noda, David Brabham, JJ Lehto, Paul Belmondo and the Larrousse team.

    #f1 #formula1

  5. A long day, countless coffees and plenty of creative and legislative firepower as @VoltEuropa leadership plans for 2029.

    Europe needs to grow up.

    From energy to defence and the single market, national politics remains stuck in the status quo, reluctant to embrace European solutions.

    We can't tackle today's challenges alone.

    If national parties can't deliver the Europe we were promised, European parties must step up.

    The countdown to 2029 starts now! Join us 💜🇪🇺

  6. Jared Kushner has a point - x.com/clashreport/status/21204

    Who represents Europe in peace negotiations?

    We need one European foreign policy, decided by qualified majority, not unanimity.

    We can't send 27 negotiators.

    My pick? 🇨🇿 Petr Pavel.

    From a smaller EU country, former NATO commander, understands Russia and Ukraine's security needs.

    But until national governments delegate foreign policy to the EU, Europe will remain sidelined—and lectured by others.

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