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I shot this French punk trio Catalogue at Café Rev San Antonio, TX on 2014/07/13
<a rel="me"href="https://mastodon.online/@ComicBookProgressive">Mastodon</a>https://youtu.be/HR66I9unWQw
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I shot this French punk trio Catalogue at Café Rev San Antonio, TX on 2014/07/13
<a rel="me"href="https://mastodon.online/@ComicBookProgressive">Mastodon</a>https://youtu.be/HR66I9unWQw
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This was me in 2003, when America invaded Iraq and gas prices spiked. #themorethingschangethemoretheystaythesame; View on Instagram <a href="https://instagr.am/p/DVkb3fzjJpZ/" rel="noreferrer nofollow">instagr.am/p/DVkb3fzjJpZ/</a>; a photo at https://www.flickr.com/photos/paytonc/55133433544
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This was me in 2003, when America invaded Iraq and gas prices spiked. #themorethingschangethemoretheystaythesame; View on Instagram <a href="https://instagr.am/p/DVkb3fzjJpZ/" rel="noreferrer nofollow">instagr.am/p/DVkb3fzjJpZ/</a>; a photo at https://www.flickr.com/photos/paytonc/55133433544
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This was me in 2003, when America invaded Iraq and gas prices spiked. #themorethingschangethemoretheystaythesame; View on Instagram <a href="https://instagr.am/p/DVkb3fzjJpZ/" rel="noreferrer nofollow">instagr.am/p/DVkb3fzjJpZ/</a>; a photo at https://www.flickr.com/photos/paytonc/55133433544
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This was me in 2003, when America invaded Iraq and gas prices spiked. #themorethingschangethemoretheystaythesame; View on Instagram <a href="https://instagr.am/p/DVkb3fzjJpZ/" rel="noreferrer nofollow">instagr.am/p/DVkb3fzjJpZ/</a>; a photo at https://www.flickr.com/photos/paytonc/55133433544
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This was me in 2003, when America invaded Iraq and gas prices spiked. #themorethingschangethemoretheystaythesame; View on Instagram <a href="https://instagr.am/p/DVkb3fzjJpZ/" rel="noreferrer nofollow">instagr.am/p/DVkb3fzjJpZ/</a>; a photo at https://www.flickr.com/photos/paytonc/55133433544
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#NashvilleTN - Take & Grow Tuesdays
#NPL #SeedExchangeWhen: Tuesday, May 5, 2026 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Where: Nashville Public Library, Main Library
615 Church Street
Nashville, TN 37219"Description: Drop in to borrow seeds, sign up for our Seed Exchange Newsletter, and take home a free #HerbGrowing kit!
Available on Tuesdays from 11 am to 2 pm, or while supplies last. Limit 1 take & grow kit per week.
Event held in the Popular Materials Department, 1st floor."
#SolarPunkSunday #LibrariesRule! #SeedBorrowing #SeedLibraries #NashvilleEvents
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#NashvilleTN - Take & Grow Tuesdays
#NPL #SeedExchangeWhen: Tuesday, May 5, 2026 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Where: Nashville Public Library, Main Library
615 Church Street
Nashville, TN 37219"Description: Drop in to borrow seeds, sign up for our Seed Exchange Newsletter, and take home a free #HerbGrowing kit!
Available on Tuesdays from 11 am to 2 pm, or while supplies last. Limit 1 take & grow kit per week.
Event held in the Popular Materials Department, 1st floor."
#SolarPunkSunday #LibrariesRule! #SeedBorrowing #SeedLibraries #NashvilleEvents
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#NashvilleTN - Take & Grow Tuesdays
#NPL #SeedExchangeWhen: Tuesday, May 5, 2026 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Where: Nashville Public Library, Main Library
615 Church Street
Nashville, TN 37219"Description: Drop in to borrow seeds, sign up for our Seed Exchange Newsletter, and take home a free #HerbGrowing kit!
Available on Tuesdays from 11 am to 2 pm, or while supplies last. Limit 1 take & grow kit per week.
Event held in the Popular Materials Department, 1st floor."
#SolarPunkSunday #LibrariesRule! #SeedBorrowing #SeedLibraries #NashvilleEvents
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#NashvilleTN - Take & Grow Tuesdays
#NPL #SeedExchangeWhen: Tuesday, May 5, 2026 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Where: Nashville Public Library, Main Library
615 Church Street
Nashville, TN 37219"Description: Drop in to borrow seeds, sign up for our Seed Exchange Newsletter, and take home a free #HerbGrowing kit!
Available on Tuesdays from 11 am to 2 pm, or while supplies last. Limit 1 take & grow kit per week.
Event held in the Popular Materials Department, 1st floor."
#SolarPunkSunday #LibrariesRule! #SeedBorrowing #SeedLibraries #NashvilleEvents
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#NashvilleTN - Take & Grow Tuesdays
#NPL #SeedExchangeWhen: Tuesday, May 5, 2026 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Where: Nashville Public Library, Main Library
615 Church Street
Nashville, TN 37219"Description: Drop in to borrow seeds, sign up for our Seed Exchange Newsletter, and take home a free #HerbGrowing kit!
Available on Tuesdays from 11 am to 2 pm, or while supplies last. Limit 1 take & grow kit per week.
Event held in the Popular Materials Department, 1st floor."
#SolarPunkSunday #LibrariesRule! #SeedBorrowing #SeedLibraries #NashvilleEvents
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#NashvilleTN - Spring #PlantSwap
Saturday, April 25, 2026
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Bellevue Branch Library
720 Baugh Road
Nashville, TN 37221"Come connect with your fellow gardeners! Share your extra cuttings, seeds, knowledge, and expertise in this bring what you have, take what you need event."
#SolarPunkSunday #SeedSwap #SeedExchangeNashville #ScionExchange #Cuttings #BuildingCommunity #PlantSwaps #LibrariesRule!
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#NashvilleTN - Spring #PlantSwap
Saturday, April 25, 2026
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Bellevue Branch Library
720 Baugh Road
Nashville, TN 37221"Come connect with your fellow gardeners! Share your extra cuttings, seeds, knowledge, and expertise in this bring what you have, take what you need event."
#SolarPunkSunday #SeedSwap #SeedExchangeNashville #ScionExchange #Cuttings #BuildingCommunity #PlantSwaps #LibrariesRule!
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#NashvilleTN - Spring #PlantSwap
Saturday, April 25, 2026
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Bellevue Branch Library
720 Baugh Road
Nashville, TN 37221"Come connect with your fellow gardeners! Share your extra cuttings, seeds, knowledge, and expertise in this bring what you have, take what you need event."
#SolarPunkSunday #SeedSwap #SeedExchangeNashville #ScionExchange #Cuttings #BuildingCommunity #PlantSwaps #LibrariesRule!
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#NashvilleTN - Spring #PlantSwap
Saturday, April 25, 2026
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Bellevue Branch Library
720 Baugh Road
Nashville, TN 37221"Come connect with your fellow gardeners! Share your extra cuttings, seeds, knowledge, and expertise in this bring what you have, take what you need event."
#SolarPunkSunday #SeedSwap #SeedExchangeNashville #ScionExchange #Cuttings #BuildingCommunity #PlantSwaps #LibrariesRule!
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#NashvilleTN - Spring #PlantSwap
Saturday, April 25, 2026
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Bellevue Branch Library
720 Baugh Road
Nashville, TN 37221"Come connect with your fellow gardeners! Share your extra cuttings, seeds, knowledge, and expertise in this bring what you have, take what you need event."
#SolarPunkSunday #SeedSwap #SeedExchangeNashville #ScionExchange #Cuttings #BuildingCommunity #PlantSwaps #LibrariesRule!
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Roundcube Webmail <1.5.13 / <1.6.13 allows attackers to force remote image loads via SVG feImage
> Roundcube’s `rcube_washtml` sanitizer blocked external resources on `<img>`, `<image>`, and `<use>`, but not on `<feImage>`. Its href went through the wrong code path and got allowed through. Attackers could track email opens even when “Block remote images” was on. Fixed in 1.5.13 and 1.6.13.
https://nullcathedral.com/posts/2026-02-08-roundcube-svg-feimage-remote-image-bypass/
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DIY doings: components, cables and code
I’ve been playing with gadgets ever since my dad let me and my brother take apart an old calculator for fun, but until last week I had never wielded a soldering iron to connect electronic components.
My chance to remedy that oversight came at the end of a tour of a redone Radio Shack store across the street from the Verizon Center Phone Booth in downtown D.C.
After getting the company pitch about its screen-repair services, inspecting some Kodak camera modules made to clip onto phones, and playing with a littleBits synthesizer kit, I was invited to assemble a tiny LED flashlight by soldering the required parts to a small circuit board.
Dripping the molten flux onto the right contacts revealed itself to be a painstakingly precise, hold-your-breath task. I needed coaching from the rep manning that station, after which he had to redo some of my work–making me think this whole project was perhaps more like when our toddler puts together some arts-and-crafts project “with help.” But a few minutes later, I did have my own tiny, battery-powered flashlight.
I had also completed my first hardware tinkering in a while.
The last time I’d cracked a computer’s case was two years ago, when I doubled the memory in my iMac (Apple has since made that at-home upgrade impossible on newer models) and then swapped out my ThinkPad’s hard drive for a solid state drive. Either chore involved less work and anxiety than the multiple transplants I performed on my old Power Computing Mac clone in the ’90s, including two processor upgrades and a cooling fan replacement.
While we’re keeping score, I last seriously messed with wiring when I strung some Ethernet cable from the basement to an outlet behind our TV to prepare for our Fios install in 2010. Going to that trouble, including terminating the bulk cable and attaching plugs myself, allowed me to use my choice of routers on our Internet-only setup.
The crimping tool I used for that task hasn’t seen much use since, but I’d like to think I’m still capable of moving a phone, power, or coax cable outlet. Especially if given a spare length of cable on which to practice first.
My DIY credentials are weakest when it comes to code. I learned entry-level BASIC in grade school but now recall little of the syntax beyond IF/THEN and GOTO. I used to lean on AppleScript to ease my Mac workflow, but now Automator lets me create shortcuts without having to remember the precise phrasing required after AppleScript statements like “tell application ‘Finder’.” My HTML skills now stretch little further than writing out the “<a href=” hypertext link.
I do, however, still grasp such important basics as the importance of valid input and proper syntax, how easy errors can crop up and how much time it can take to step through functions to figure out what threw the error. For anything more complicated, the usual reporting technique comes into play: Ask as many dumb questions as needed to get a little smarter on the subject.
#AppleScript #BASIC #coding #crimpingTool #DIY #EthernetCable #hardwareUpgrade #solderingIron #SSDUpgrade
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Frauen haben in der Deindustrialisierung nur selten Archivquellen hinterlassen, sie blieben in archivalischen Quellen oft unsichtbar. Helena Schwinghammer wollte ihre Lebenswege dennoch beleuchten: Dank historischer Sozialdaten konnte sie die weibliche Deindustrialisierung überhaupt erst greifbar machen.
In unserem #Slider verrät die Historikerin, wie sie den Sprung ins Digitale wagte und was sie dabei gerne eher gewusst hätte 👇
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Frauen haben in der Deindustrialisierung nur selten Archivquellen hinterlassen, sie blieben in archivalischen Quellen oft unsichtbar. Helena Schwinghammer wollte ihre Lebenswege dennoch beleuchten: Dank historischer Sozialdaten konnte sie die weibliche Deindustrialisierung überhaupt erst greifbar machen.
In unserem #Slider verrät die Historikerin, wie sie den Sprung ins Digitale wagte und was sie dabei gerne eher gewusst hätte 👇
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Frauen haben in der Deindustrialisierung nur selten Archivquellen hinterlassen, sie blieben in archivalischen Quellen oft unsichtbar. Helena Schwinghammer wollte ihre Lebenswege dennoch beleuchten: Dank historischer Sozialdaten konnte sie die weibliche Deindustrialisierung überhaupt erst greifbar machen.
In unserem #Slider verrät die Historikerin, wie sie den Sprung ins Digitale wagte und was sie dabei gerne eher gewusst hätte 👇
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Frauen haben in der Deindustrialisierung nur selten Archivquellen hinterlassen, sie blieben in archivalischen Quellen oft unsichtbar. Helena Schwinghammer wollte ihre Lebenswege dennoch beleuchten: Dank historischer Sozialdaten konnte sie die weibliche Deindustrialisierung überhaupt erst greifbar machen.
In unserem #Slider verrät die Historikerin, wie sie den Sprung ins Digitale wagte und was sie dabei gerne eher gewusst hätte 👇
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das da das wählende Volk nicht mehr so wichtig ist. Und Gesetze.. Papier.. Geduldig..
Und wir machen es immer und immer wieder mit. Jetzt lassen wir uns die 40Std.-Woche und Lohnfortzahlung im Krankheitsfall sowie Rente mit 60 nehmen..
Also besser wieder ein 1984 real als jetzt das gelebte und gefühlte 1984 von George Orwell. Oder gar FloverPover?
<a href="https://www.igmetall.de/ueber-uns/geschichte/der-kampf-um-die-35-stunden-woche" rel="nofollow">https://www.igmetall.de/ueber-uns/geschichte/der-kampf-um-die-35-stunden-woche</a>
#Gewerkschaften #IgMetal #35Std #Gemeinschaft #Zusammen #Verdi #Volk
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Area Forecast Discussion
National Weather Service Blacksburg VA
154 AM EDT Mon May 11 2026WHAT HAS CHANGED
Monday looks wet and cool. QPF may locally exceed forecast totals today.
Patchy frost looks possible across the mountains Tuesday morning.
KEY MESSAGES
1. A few chances for rain this week, today and again midweek.
2. Frost possible in the mountains Tuesday morning. Near to just below normal temperatures, warming up by next weekend.
DISCUSSION
KEY MESSAGE 1: A few chances for rain this week, today and again midweek.
A cold front and upper level shortwave look to pass through the region today, bringing widespread showers with isolated thunder chances to the region today. Surface high pressure over the Great Lakes region today has lead to northerly winds across the region. This cool air funneling under the shower activity today looks to keep temperatures much colder than initially forecast earlier in the week. High temperatures today will likely struggle to reach the low 60s across the region.
As the pressure gradient increases across the region due to the aforementioned surface high pressure system imposing a northerly wind across the Piedmont, wind gusts along this frontal boundary look to increase to 20-30 mph east of the Blue Ridge. This surge of gusty northeast winds look to push into North Carolina by day break.
As the aforementioned upper level shortwave rides over this frontal boundary, high res CAM guidance and the HREF ensembles seem to suggest that isentropic lift will aid in some increased rainfall totals compared to yesterday`s guidance. HREF probabilities of greater than 0.5" of rainfall are currently sitting at 60-80% across mountain locations along and west of the Blue Ridge. While totals east of the Blue Ridge don`t look to be this high, they have likewise increased.
Rain looks to end by Monday evening across the area, with the aforementioned high pressure system working its way into the Mid-Atlantic states and settling over the region by Tuesday morning, leading to a couple days of dry weather.
An upper level trough and associated surface low pressure system moving through the Great Lakes region on Wednesday look to bring shower and thunderstorm chances back into the area Wednesday afternoon and evening along a passing cold front. Behind this passing cold front, high pressure looks to return with dry weather forecast through the end of the week.
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Area Forecast Discussion
National Weather Service Blacksburg VA
154 AM EDT Mon May 11 2026WHAT HAS CHANGED
Monday looks wet and cool. QPF may locally exceed forecast totals today.
Patchy frost looks possible across the mountains Tuesday morning.
KEY MESSAGES
1. A few chances for rain this week, today and again midweek.
2. Frost possible in the mountains Tuesday morning. Near to just below normal temperatures, warming up by next weekend.
DISCUSSION
KEY MESSAGE 1: A few chances for rain this week, today and again midweek.
A cold front and upper level shortwave look to pass through the region today, bringing widespread showers with isolated thunder chances to the region today. Surface high pressure over the Great Lakes region today has lead to northerly winds across the region. This cool air funneling under the shower activity today looks to keep temperatures much colder than initially forecast earlier in the week. High temperatures today will likely struggle to reach the low 60s across the region.
As the pressure gradient increases across the region due to the aforementioned surface high pressure system imposing a northerly wind across the Piedmont, wind gusts along this frontal boundary look to increase to 20-30 mph east of the Blue Ridge. This surge of gusty northeast winds look to push into North Carolina by day break.
As the aforementioned upper level shortwave rides over this frontal boundary, high res CAM guidance and the HREF ensembles seem to suggest that isentropic lift will aid in some increased rainfall totals compared to yesterday`s guidance. HREF probabilities of greater than 0.5" of rainfall are currently sitting at 60-80% across mountain locations along and west of the Blue Ridge. While totals east of the Blue Ridge don`t look to be this high, they have likewise increased.
Rain looks to end by Monday evening across the area, with the aforementioned high pressure system working its way into the Mid-Atlantic states and settling over the region by Tuesday morning, leading to a couple days of dry weather.
An upper level trough and associated surface low pressure system moving through the Great Lakes region on Wednesday look to bring shower and thunderstorm chances back into the area Wednesday afternoon and evening along a passing cold front. Behind this passing cold front, high pressure looks to return with dry weather forecast through the end of the week.
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Area Forecast Discussion
National Weather Service Blacksburg VA
154 AM EDT Mon May 11 2026WHAT HAS CHANGED
Monday looks wet and cool. QPF may locally exceed forecast totals today.
Patchy frost looks possible across the mountains Tuesday morning.
KEY MESSAGES
1. A few chances for rain this week, today and again midweek.
2. Frost possible in the mountains Tuesday morning. Near to just below normal temperatures, warming up by next weekend.
DISCUSSION
KEY MESSAGE 1: A few chances for rain this week, today and again midweek.
A cold front and upper level shortwave look to pass through the region today, bringing widespread showers with isolated thunder chances to the region today. Surface high pressure over the Great Lakes region today has lead to northerly winds across the region. This cool air funneling under the shower activity today looks to keep temperatures much colder than initially forecast earlier in the week. High temperatures today will likely struggle to reach the low 60s across the region.
As the pressure gradient increases across the region due to the aforementioned surface high pressure system imposing a northerly wind across the Piedmont, wind gusts along this frontal boundary look to increase to 20-30 mph east of the Blue Ridge. This surge of gusty northeast winds look to push into North Carolina by day break.
As the aforementioned upper level shortwave rides over this frontal boundary, high res CAM guidance and the HREF ensembles seem to suggest that isentropic lift will aid in some increased rainfall totals compared to yesterday`s guidance. HREF probabilities of greater than 0.5" of rainfall are currently sitting at 60-80% across mountain locations along and west of the Blue Ridge. While totals east of the Blue Ridge don`t look to be this high, they have likewise increased.
Rain looks to end by Monday evening across the area, with the aforementioned high pressure system working its way into the Mid-Atlantic states and settling over the region by Tuesday morning, leading to a couple days of dry weather.
An upper level trough and associated surface low pressure system moving through the Great Lakes region on Wednesday look to bring shower and thunderstorm chances back into the area Wednesday afternoon and evening along a passing cold front. Behind this passing cold front, high pressure looks to return with dry weather forecast through the end of the week.
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#TechIsShitDispatch
I get this email today from Thrift Savings Plan (the 401k equivalent for federal employees).
It says I should "click on the red circle icon in the upper right-hand corner of [my] home screen," but there is no red circle icon in the upper right corner when I log in. It's yellow.
The "tsp.gov" link in the footer isn't clickable because they've written '<a href="tsp.gov">' instead of '<a href="https ://tsp.gov">' in the HTML source for the email.
Sheer incompetence.
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CW: programming, xml, xsl, xslt, http
I wish you could apply an XSL/XSLT stylesheet to an XML document via an HTTP header rather than a xml-stylesheet declaration inside the XML file.
(I.e., web-browser support.)
I would enable you to not have to hard-code the stylesheet with the (XML) data.
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I.e., rather than this:
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl" href="/path/tostylesheet.xsl"?>
Something like this:
Link: </path/tostylesheet.xsl>; rel="stylesheet"; type="text/xsl"