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📝 Kurz gebloggt: „Umstieg Jahreskarte Wien auf Klimaticket vor der 7-Monatsfrist?“ #Wien #WienerLinien #Klimaticket https://matthias-andrasch.eu/blog/2026/umstieg-jahreskarte-wien-auf-klimaticket-vor-der-7-monatsfrist/
Wie geht ihr mit Preiserhöhungen bzgl. (klimafreundlicher) Mobilität um?
Meet Johannes and Matthias from our Tuta team next week at #itsaexpo 2026 in Nuremburg at our Tuta booth (Hall 9, Booth 620)
Let's talk #digital #sovereignty! 💪
Book an appointment at our booth here with a FREE ticket 👉 https://tuta.com/itsa
Favorite Photo: Goldener Herbst in Morteratsch by matthias.kurmeier https://flic.kr/p/2sHF5H1
#news ⚡ Rechtswissenschaftler zweifelt an Reform der Nachrichtendienste: Der Rechtswissenschaftler Matthias Bäcker hat erhebliche verfassungsrechtliche Zweifel an der geplanten Reform der Nachrichtendienste.... https://hubu.de/?p=348953 | #nachrichtendienste #reform #hubu
@pfefferle This is awesome. Matthias, you’ve been really amazing at bringing ActivityPub and the Fediverse to WordPress and moving it forward. I’m excited that I’ve started to do more work in this space, which you can see here on my blog. I want to see more and more people take ownership of their content. #activitypub #fediverse #wordpress
Crystal Palace and Newcastle face off with both in search of season kickstart
By Ed Aarons and Louise Taylor
Pierre Sage and Matthias Jaissle were appointed this summer and good form has been elusive, with injuries and tactics as factors
#PremierLeague #CrystalPalace #NewcastleUnited #Football #Sport #TheGuardian #EdAarons #LouiseTaylor
Internet lacht über kurioses Kölner Schranken-Provisorium.
Erstellt: vor 10 Minuten Von: Matthias Trzeciak Kölns 46 cm kurze „Mini-Schranke“ in Weidenpesch ist zum Internet-Phänomen geworden.…
#Koeln #Koln #Cologne #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #Köln #Germany #Nordrhein-Westfalen
https://www.europesays.com/de/1361001/
Found on that orange website that was founded by Paul Graham. I can imagine a large cadre of Graham’s fanboys at that site will not take very well to this article, especially in the comment section.
(Quoting this article, which quotes Graham)In “Why to Not Not Start a Startup”, Paul Graham writes:
“So, paradoxically, if you’re too inexperienced to start a startup, what you should do is start one. That’s a way more efficient cure for inexperience than a normal job. In fact, getting a normal job may actually make you less able to start a startup, by turning you into a tame animal who thinks he needs an office to work in and a product manager to tell him what software to write.”
Let me be blunt: that’s nonsense. It paints a black and white picture of the world that simply doesn’t exist. You don’t have to choose between starting a startup and working a soul-crushing job as a “tame animal” in a cubicle. There’s a whole spectrum of possibilities in between! For instance, you could work for yourself or with a small team, making use of your creativity and coming up with your own ideas.
Paul wants you to start a startup because he wants to fund you and profit from your hard work. His motives are purely egoistical.
If you happen to hit the startup jackpot, Paul gets even richer and you might become wealthy too. If you don’t, you’re left with nothing while Paul, already rich, gets to write an essay about your failure.
That’s a whole lot of risk for very little upside.
#tech #startup #HustleCulture #PaulGraham #MatthiasEndler #MoveFastAndBreakThings #MoveSlowAndFixThings #sustaintable #FLOSS #FOSS #SilconValley
[MDR Thüringen] Kreis Nordhausen wählt im Ende Februar neuen Landrat - wer antritt
Newcastle board’s new stance on sacking Jaissle after McKenna talks | Football | Sport
Newcastle United’s hierarchy are reportedly continuing to back Matthias Jaissle, despite the Magpies’ disappointing start to the season.…
#Football #Soccer #News #KieranMcKenna #MatthiasJaissle #MatthiasJaisslesack #Newcastle #Newcastlemanager #Newcastlesack #NewcastleUnited #NewcastleUnitedFC #PremierLeague #PremierLeaguestruggles
https://www.europesays.com/football/76124/
Excelsis: Lichtshow verbindet im Ingolstädter Münster Historie mit digitaler Kunst
Das Ingolstädter Münster ist eine mächtige Kirche: hohe Säulen, ein langes Kirchenschiff und ein Dachstuhl, d…
#Muenster #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #Münster #ChristopherBritt #Germany #Ingolstadt #Konflikt #Lichtshow #MatthiasBolle #Nordrhein-Westfalen #StadtwerkeIngolstadt #Süddeutschland #Weihnachten #WilliHagn
https://www.europesays.com/de/1359359/
https://www.europesays.com/de/1359359/ Excelsis: Lichtshow verbindet im Ingolstädter Münster Historie mit digitaler Kunst #ChristopherBritt #DE #Deutschland #Germany #Ingolstadt #Konflikt #Lichtshow #MatthiasBolle #Münster #NordrheinWestfalen #StadtwerkeIngolstadt #Süddeutschland #Weihnachten #WilliHagn
Hab hier gerade meine alten #MiniDisc rausgekramt; rippen und so. Aktuell läuft eine vom 08.03.1998. Aufgenommen beim "Sweet Sundays" im Café #Keese, direkt vom Lineout des DJ-Pults.
Boaah, laaaaange her das ist. Die #Mukke ist immer noch fantastisch. Gerade läuft All My Time (Matthias Heilbronn Matty's Dub) – Paid & Live
#HouseMusic
DATE: October 24, 2026 at 04:00PM
SOURCE: PSYPOST.ORG
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TITLE: Expecting to lose economic standing hurts well-being more than expecting to gain helps it
Believing that your socioeconomic position could decline in the future may itself reduce well-being by increasing anxiety about social status, according to research published in Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin. Expectations of moving up the ladder, by contrast, had weaker and less consistent effects.
Social mobility describes movement up or down the socioeconomic ladder, which can involve changes in income, employment and social standing. Much of the previous research has focused on the promise of upward mobility. But the prospect of moving in the opposite direction may be especially important at a time when some people in wealthy countries expect to experience lower living standards than previous generations.
The researchers focused on status anxiety, or worry about one’s position in the socioeconomic hierarchy. This can include concerns about losing status, failing to advance or being left behind compared with other people. Because anticipated downward mobility represents the possibility of losing resources and social standing, the researchers proposed that it could increase status anxiety and consequently reduce well-being.
Led by Davide Melita of the University of Granada in Spain, the researchers conducted four studies involving 2,819 people in Spain and the United States. The first two were surveys, while the final two were experiments designed to determine whether changing people’s expectations about their socioeconomic future could actually affect status anxiety.
Study 1 surveyed 216 full-time U.S. workers (average age 39; 49% women) about their beliefs regarding mobility in American society as a whole, such as whether most people now earn less than the previous generation. Those who believed downward mobility was more common reported greater status anxiety, which was in turn associated with lower life satisfaction, poorer perceived health and more depressive symptoms. Beliefs about upward mobility were not linked to status anxiety.
Study 2 surveyed 1,536 people in Spain (51% women), recruited to resemble the national population, using single questions about whether participants expected their own socioeconomic status to improve or worsen. Expecting one’s own status to worsen was associated with greater status anxiety and lower life satisfaction. Unexpectedly, expecting one’s status to improve was also associated with greater status anxiety, although it was directly linked to higher life satisfaction as well. The authors suggest that strong expectations of change in either direction may bring uncertainty about the future.
The researchers then tested the relationship experimentally. In Study 3, 472 Spanish university students (average age 22; 70% women) imagined starting a new life in a fictional society called Bimboola. Everyone began in the middle-income group, but participants were randomly told they had good chances of moving up, staying in the same group or moving down, while the level of inequality in the society was held constant.
Participants told they were likely to move down reported more status anxiety than those told they were likely to stay put, although the difference was small. In exploratory analyses, that increased anxiety in turn predicted lower satisfaction with their imagined life in Bimboola. Being told they were likely to move up, however, did not affect status anxiety.
Study 4 repeated the experiment with 595 employed Americans recruited online, and here the manipulation had much stronger effects on participants’ expectations. Prospects of moving down increased status anxiety, while prospects of moving up reduced it, and these changes in anxiety carried through to life satisfaction in Bimboola in opposite directions. The negative effect of anticipated decline was larger than the positive effect of anticipated advancement.
Across the four studies, the pattern for downward mobility was notably consistent: believing that one’s socioeconomic position could worsen was associated with greater status anxiety and, through that anxiety, lower well-being. By contrast, the results for upward mobility varied between studies, and only the U.S. experiment found that prospects of moving up reduced status anxiety and indirectly increased life satisfaction.
Melita and colleagues summarized, “our findings suggest that both upward and downward beliefs influence well-being through status anxiety, but the effects of downward mobility beliefs are stronger and more consistent.” The authors argue that policies aimed at improving well-being should not only expand opportunities for upward mobility but also protect vulnerable groups from economic downturns, for example by strengthening social safety nets.
Some limitations should be noted. The first two studies were correlational, and Study 2 measured mobility expectations with single questions. The experiments involved an imaginary society rather than actual unemployment, income loss or downward mobility, and they measured satisfaction with life in that imaginary society rather than participants’ real lives.
The researchers also noted that cultural circumstances could influence people’s reactions to the scenarios. The Spanish experiment involved young adults in a country with high youth unemployment, who may be skeptical about upward mobility, while Americans tend to overestimate how much mobility exists.
The study, “Prospects of Downward Mobility Cause Status Anxiety and Life Dissatisfaction,” was authored by Davide Melita, Matthias S. Gobel, Juan Matamoros-Lima, Rosa Rodríguez-Bailón and Guillermo B. Willis.
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Interesting approach of #Sveltia #CMS to deploy a SPA which connects to GitHub. https://sveltiacms.app/en/
It's the (selfproclaimed) successor of Decap CMS. Keystatic offers a similiar approach.
Only downside I see for this approach is that media needs to be stored in git (or external service like S3).
Therefore my current approach of fetching post from WordPress API, let WordPress act as "CDN" and serve optimized images from there seems to be a bit easier for my static #Astro site. 🤷♂️
@dasgrueneblatt PPS: Dass Jahreskarte #Wien bei Vorauszahlung/Direktzahlung günstiger als monatliche Abbuchung, erscheint mir ja sozial auch ungerecht auf den ersten Blick. Wer hat, dem wird gegeben. Dass da Finanzierungsmodelle hinter hängen - mit denen ich mich als Laie nicht auskenne - ist mir natürlich auch klar. Aber beim Klimaticket zahl ich ja auch gleichen Jahrespreis, wenn ich monatlich abbuchen lasse. #WienerLinien
When I started with #ActivityPub for #WordPress, it was a small experiment. Now almost 4 out of 10 #Fediverse servers are WordPress sites, and it is still growing, slowly but steadily. Come and join us @activitypub.blog 🎉
RE: https://fosstodon.org/@n1/117490046157631865
An excellent write up! If this had been asked in a quiz I would have failed for sure.
I had to go and see if I already wrote a post about my views on views, and I did.
What is this weird menu bar and Desktop background dimming in macOS 27 “Golden Gate” when I resize a window to full-size (not in fullscreen)? And why does it only happen with some windows?
I guess I'm a little furry curious; I have an extremely comfortable plush bathrobe. If being a furry feels like that, I'd be down with it.
#Firefox wirbt mit „Tempolimits gehören auf die Autobahn, nicht ins Internet“. 🤣 In Deutschland! 🤦
Der Chef der EU-Grenzagentur #Frontex sollte sich in einer Podiumsdiskussion David Yambio von der NGO #RefugeesInLibya stellen. Beide wurden im neuen Film "Gates of Europe" porträtiert.
Doch Hans Leijtens sagte die Veranstaltung in Amsterdam ab:
https://aegeanboatreport.com/2026/10/21/frontex-refuses-public-scrutiny-and-the-organisers-helped-make-it-possible/
I know, I'm sharing way to many Kai Lentit videos, but they make me laugh, and let's be honest we need laughs…