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  1. 🥴 Ah, yes, the groundbreaking #innovation of translating Win32 to WASM, because what the web really needs is more #Minesweeper #crashes if you dare to win. 🚀 It's like taking your ancient desktop relics and giving them a shiny WASM coat, only to realize they still belong in a museum. 🪦
    neugierig.org/software/blog/20 #Win32ToWASM #WebTech #RetroGaming #HackerNews #ngated

  2. Biodiversity under the wheels

    Koalas, kangaroos, wallabies, wombats and other wildlife are forced to dwell in fragmented spaces having to cross many roads to go about their life. Mobility design is primarily for combustion machines to fly along their supply chains. The mobility needs of the un-motorised is not taken care of with the existing infrastructure.

    "Tens of thousands of collisions with animals are recorded each year across Australia and the number appears to be rising. According to NRMA Insurance claims data, there was a 21% rise in animal collision claims from 2024-2025."

    "Many large animals, including kangaroos, are most active at dusk and night, often moving to feed along roadside vegetation. Insurance data shows collisions are concentrated on regional and rural roads, where higher speeds, limited lighting and greater exposure to wildlife increase risk." >>
    theconversation.com/crashes-in
    #biodiversity #wildlife #MobilityDesign #vehicles #roads #speed #RoadTrauma #kangaroos #wallabies #koalas #wombats #birds #crashes

  3. Biodiversity under the wheels

    Koalas, kangaroos, wallabies, wombats and other wildlife are forced to dwell in fragmented spaces having to cross many roads to go about their life. Mobility design is primarily for combustion machines to fly along their supply chains. The mobility needs of the un-motorised is not taken care of with the existing infrastructure.

    "Tens of thousands of collisions with animals are recorded each year across Australia and the number appears to be rising. According to NRMA Insurance claims data, there was a 21% rise in animal collision claims from 2024-2025."

    "Many large animals, including kangaroos, are most active at dusk and night, often moving to feed along roadside vegetation. Insurance data shows collisions are concentrated on regional and rural roads, where higher speeds, limited lighting and greater exposure to wildlife increase risk." >>
    theconversation.com/crashes-in
    #biodiversity #wildlife #MobilityDesign #vehicles #roads #speed #RoadTrauma #kangaroos #wallabies #koalas #wombats #birds #crashes

  4. Biodiversity under the wheels

    Koalas, kangaroos, wallabies, wombats and other wildlife are forced to dwell in fragmented spaces having to cross many roads to go about their life. Mobility design is primarily for combustion machines to fly along their supply chains. The mobility needs of the un-motorised is not taken care of with the existing infrastructure.

    "Tens of thousands of collisions with animals are recorded each year across Australia and the number appears to be rising. According to NRMA Insurance claims data, there was a 21% rise in animal collision claims from 2024-2025."

    "Many large animals, including kangaroos, are most active at dusk and night, often moving to feed along roadside vegetation. Insurance data shows collisions are concentrated on regional and rural roads, where higher speeds, limited lighting and greater exposure to wildlife increase risk." >>
    theconversation.com/crashes-in
    #biodiversity #wildlife #MobilityDesign #vehicles #roads #speed #RoadTrauma #kangaroos #wallabies #koalas #wombats #birds #crashes

  5. Biodiversity under the wheels

    Koalas, kangaroos, wallabies, wombats and other wildlife are forced to dwell in fragmented spaces having to cross many roads to go about their life. Mobility design is primarily for combustion machines to fly along their supply chains. The mobility needs of the un-motorised is not taken care of with the existing infrastructure.

    "Tens of thousands of collisions with animals are recorded each year across Australia and the number appears to be rising. According to NRMA Insurance claims data, there was a 21% rise in animal collision claims from 2024-2025."

    "Many large animals, including kangaroos, are most active at dusk and night, often moving to feed along roadside vegetation. Insurance data shows collisions are concentrated on regional and rural roads, where higher speeds, limited lighting and greater exposure to wildlife increase risk." >>
    theconversation.com/crashes-in
    #biodiversity #wildlife #MobilityDesign #vehicles #roads #speed #RoadTrauma #kangaroos #wallabies #koalas #wombats #birds #crashes

  6. Biodiversity under the wheels

    Koalas, kangaroos, wallabies, wombats and other wildlife are forced to dwell in fragmented spaces having to cross many roads to go about their life. Mobility design is primarily for combustion machines to fly along their supply chains. The mobility needs of the un-motorised is not taken care of with the existing infrastructure.

    "Tens of thousands of collisions with animals are recorded each year across Australia and the number appears to be rising. According to NRMA Insurance claims data, there was a 21% rise in animal collision claims from 2024-2025."

    "Many large animals, including kangaroos, are most active at dusk and night, often moving to feed along roadside vegetation. Insurance data shows collisions are concentrated on regional and rural roads, where higher speeds, limited lighting and greater exposure to wildlife increase risk." >>
    theconversation.com/crashes-in
    #biodiversity #wildlife #MobilityDesign #vehicles #roads #speed #RoadTrauma #kangaroos #wallabies #koalas #wombats #birds #crashes

  7. American CEO, mom of 3 killed in Nicaragua crash as 11-year-old son critically injured

    A high-powered American CEO was killed in a horrific tourist transport crash in Nicaragua while vacationing with her…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Business #carcrashes #crashes #missouri #Nicaragua #USNews
    newsbeep.com/us/565220/

  8. Daylight saving and circadian rhythms and killing wildlife on the roads
    Crashing into the 'zone of wildlife'

    “[With] daylight saving, we start shifting our cars and our daily routine more into the zone of animals, their sunset, sunrise period … suddenly there are cars when all the dusk choruses are happening."

    "Species that would be of obvious concern would be kangaroos and wallabies, that are often quite active both in the morning and in the afternoon around dusk, so any increased traffic around the time when they’re most active can create potential issues with road accidents,” Deakin University wildlife ecology and conservation professor Euan Ritchie says."

    "Cars – with their lights and noise, and the danger they pose – can affect insects, birds and wildlife." >>
    theguardian.com/environment/20
    #biodiversity #wildlife #cars #roads #DST #DaylightSaving #crashes #LightPollution #ArtificialLight #NoisePollution #RoadTrauma

  9. Daylight saving and circadian rhythms and killing wildlife on the roads
    Crashing into the 'zone of wildlife'

    “[With] daylight saving, we start shifting our cars and our daily routine more into the zone of animals, their sunset, sunrise period … suddenly there are cars when all the dusk choruses are happening."

    "Species that would be of obvious concern would be kangaroos and wallabies, that are often quite active both in the morning and in the afternoon around dusk, so any increased traffic around the time when they’re most active can create potential issues with road accidents,” Deakin University wildlife ecology and conservation professor Euan Ritchie says."

    "Cars – with their lights and noise, and the danger they pose – can affect insects, birds and wildlife." >>
    theguardian.com/environment/20
    #biodiversity #wildlife #cars #roads #DST #DaylightSaving #crashes #LightPollution #ArtificialLight #NoisePollution #RoadTrauma

  10. Daylight saving and circadian rhythms and killing wildlife on the roads
    Crashing into the 'zone of wildlife'

    “[With] daylight saving, we start shifting our cars and our daily routine more into the zone of animals, their sunset, sunrise period … suddenly there are cars when all the dusk choruses are happening."

    "Species that would be of obvious concern would be kangaroos and wallabies, that are often quite active both in the morning and in the afternoon around dusk, so any increased traffic around the time when they’re most active can create potential issues with road accidents,” Deakin University wildlife ecology and conservation professor Euan Ritchie says."

    "Cars – with their lights and noise, and the danger they pose – can affect insects, birds and wildlife." >>
    theguardian.com/environment/20
    #biodiversity #wildlife #cars #roads #DST #DaylightSaving #crashes #LightPollution #ArtificialLight #NoisePollution #RoadTrauma

  11. Daylight saving and circadian rhythms and killing wildlife on the roads
    Crashing into the 'zone of wildlife'

    “[With] daylight saving, we start shifting our cars and our daily routine more into the zone of animals, their sunset, sunrise period … suddenly there are cars when all the dusk choruses are happening."

    "Species that would be of obvious concern would be kangaroos and wallabies, that are often quite active both in the morning and in the afternoon around dusk, so any increased traffic around the time when they’re most active can create potential issues with road accidents,” Deakin University wildlife ecology and conservation professor Euan Ritchie says."

    "Cars – with their lights and noise, and the danger they pose – can affect insects, birds and wildlife." >>
    theguardian.com/environment/20
    #biodiversity #wildlife #cars #roads #DST #DaylightSaving #crashes #LightPollution #ArtificialLight #NoisePollution #RoadTrauma

  12. Daylight saving and circadian rhythms and killing wildlife on the roads
    Crashing into the 'zone of wildlife'

    “[With] daylight saving, we start shifting our cars and our daily routine more into the zone of animals, their sunset, sunrise period … suddenly there are cars when all the dusk choruses are happening."

    "Species that would be of obvious concern would be kangaroos and wallabies, that are often quite active both in the morning and in the afternoon around dusk, so any increased traffic around the time when they’re most active can create potential issues with road accidents,” Deakin University wildlife ecology and conservation professor Euan Ritchie says."

    "Cars – with their lights and noise, and the danger they pose – can affect insects, birds and wildlife." >>
    theguardian.com/environment/20
    #biodiversity #wildlife #cars #roads #DST #DaylightSaving #crashes #LightPollution #ArtificialLight #NoisePollution #RoadTrauma

  13. Americans drive a lot more than people in other rich countries.

    If we didn’t drive so much, we wouldn’t die in so many crashes.

    It’s a simple point, but one that NHTSA, traffic engineers, and many road safety org’s have yet to learn.

    Me, in Bloomberg

    bloomberg.com/news/articles/20

    #safety #policy #crashes

  14. Harry Styles Crashes Ryan Gosling's SNL Monologue

    misryoum.com/us/us/harry-style

    Harry Styles may be hosting next week’s episode of Saturday Night Live, but that didn’t stop him from making a surprise appearance during Ryan Gosling‘s hosting stint. The Project Hail Mary actor returned to the sketch comedy series on...

    #Harry #Styles #Crashes #Ryan #Goslings #SNL #Monologue #US_News_Hub #misryoum_com

  15. 🚀 Wow, #Firefox #crashes because of #magical bitflips! 🔮 If only they could flip their priorities instead of bits. 😂 Meanwhile, #Mastodon suggests turning on #JavaScript as if that's the real issue here. 🙃
    mas.to/@gabrielesvelto/1161717 #Bitflips #TechHumor #HackerNews #ngated

  16. The latest news at this hour:

    #US FIGHTER #JET #CRASHES: CNN has geolocated video of a military plane crashing in Kuwait. Video here. edition.cnn.com/world/live-new fighter pilot appears to have ejected and landed safely, later being assisted by locals,” The Telegraph reports. telegraph.co.uk/world-news/202

  17. Can someone recommend an #app for #mastodon that works better than the #official one and runs on #ios? The constant #bugs and #crashes annoy me so much💀

  18. PFAS contamination sites and dead platypus
    Mapping "hazardous concentrations" of PFAS plumes on NSW waterways

    A study "found alarmingly high levels of PFOS in the livers of eight dead platypuses, collected from waterways across NSW."

    "…Due to the shape of the valley, groundwater from beneath the landfill "ultimately flows towards the Ourimbah Creek catchment”.

    "When you look at some of the research that's coming through, clearly it's raw water, our waterways, that we also need to be concerned about because we know PFAS gets into wildlife."

    "The research that I've seen, not just in platypus, but in some other species, is really frightening. If that isn't enough to get the government to act on looking at PFAS in waterways, not just drinking water, then I don't know what is."
    >>
    abc.net.au/news/2026-02-07/pfa

    "Scientists...have discovered PFOS in the livers of eight deceased platypuses collected from numerous eastern NSW rivers, from the north coast in Bellingen to the alps of Jindabyne." >>
    abc.net.au/news/2024-08-20/aus

    #rivers #water #pollution #biodiversity #wildlife #platypus #wetlands #NSW #roads #crashes #spills #landfill #runoff #petrol #PFAS #PFOS #FirefightingFoam #OurimbahCreek #Bellingen #governance

  19. PFAS contamination sites and dead platypus
    Mapping "hazardous concentrations" of PFAS plumes on NSW waterways

    A study "found alarmingly high levels of PFOS in the livers of eight dead platypuses, collected from waterways across NSW."

    "…Due to the shape of the valley, groundwater from beneath the landfill "ultimately flows towards the Ourimbah Creek catchment”.

    "When you look at some of the research that's coming through, clearly it's raw water, our waterways, that we also need to be concerned about because we know PFAS gets into wildlife."

    "The research that I've seen, not just in platypus, but in some other species, is really frightening. If that isn't enough to get the government to act on looking at PFAS in waterways, not just drinking water, then I don't know what is."
    >>
    abc.net.au/news/2026-02-07/pfa

    "Scientists...have discovered PFOS in the livers of eight deceased platypuses collected from numerous eastern NSW rivers, from the north coast in Bellingen to the alps of Jindabyne." >>
    abc.net.au/news/2024-08-20/aus

    #rivers #water #pollution #biodiversity #wildlife #platypus #wetlands #NSW #roads #crashes #spills #landfill #runoff #petrol #PFAS #PFOS #FirefightingFoam #OurimbahCreek #Bellingen #governance

  20. PFAS contamination sites and dead platypus
    Mapping "hazardous concentrations" of PFAS plumes on NSW waterways

    A study "found alarmingly high levels of PFOS in the livers of eight dead platypuses, collected from waterways across NSW."

    "…Due to the shape of the valley, groundwater from beneath the landfill "ultimately flows towards the Ourimbah Creek catchment”.

    "When you look at some of the research that's coming through, clearly it's raw water, our waterways, that we also need to be concerned about because we know PFAS gets into wildlife."

    "The research that I've seen, not just in platypus, but in some other species, is really frightening. If that isn't enough to get the government to act on looking at PFAS in waterways, not just drinking water, then I don't know what is."
    >>
    abc.net.au/news/2026-02-07/pfa

    "Scientists...have discovered PFOS in the livers of eight deceased platypuses collected from numerous eastern NSW rivers, from the north coast in Bellingen to the alps of Jindabyne." >>
    abc.net.au/news/2024-08-20/aus

    #rivers #water #pollution #biodiversity #wildlife #platypus #wetlands #NSW #roads #crashes #spills #landfill #runoff #petrol #PFAS #PFOS #FirefightingFoam #OurimbahCreek #Bellingen #governance

  21. PFAS contamination sites and dead platypus
    Mapping "hazardous concentrations" of PFAS plumes on NSW waterways

    A study "found alarmingly high levels of PFOS in the livers of eight dead platypuses, collected from waterways across NSW."

    "…Due to the shape of the valley, groundwater from beneath the landfill "ultimately flows towards the Ourimbah Creek catchment”.

    "When you look at some of the research that's coming through, clearly it's raw water, our waterways, that we also need to be concerned about because we know PFAS gets into wildlife."

    "The research that I've seen, not just in platypus, but in some other species, is really frightening. If that isn't enough to get the government to act on looking at PFAS in waterways, not just drinking water, then I don't know what is."
    >>
    abc.net.au/news/2026-02-07/pfa

    "Scientists...have discovered PFOS in the livers of eight deceased platypuses collected from numerous eastern NSW rivers, from the north coast in Bellingen to the alps of Jindabyne." >>
    abc.net.au/news/2024-08-20/aus

    #rivers #water #pollution #biodiversity #wildlife #platypus #wetlands #NSW #roads #crashes #spills #landfill #runoff #petrol #PFAS #PFOS #FirefightingFoam #OurimbahCreek #Bellingen #governance

  22. PFAS contamination sites and dead platypus
    Mapping "hazardous concentrations" of PFAS plumes on NSW waterways

    A study "found alarmingly high levels of PFOS in the livers of eight dead platypuses, collected from waterways across NSW."

    "…Due to the shape of the valley, groundwater from beneath the landfill "ultimately flows towards the Ourimbah Creek catchment”.

    "When you look at some of the research that's coming through, clearly it's raw water, our waterways, that we also need to be concerned about because we know PFAS gets into wildlife."

    "The research that I've seen, not just in platypus, but in some other species, is really frightening. If that isn't enough to get the government to act on looking at PFAS in waterways, not just drinking water, then I don't know what is."
    >>
    abc.net.au/news/2026-02-07/pfa

    "Scientists...have discovered PFOS in the livers of eight deceased platypuses collected from numerous eastern NSW rivers, from the north coast in Bellingen to the alps of Jindabyne." >>
    abc.net.au/news/2024-08-20/aus

    #rivers #water #pollution #biodiversity #wildlife #platypus #wetlands #NSW #roads #crashes #spills #landfill #runoff #petrol #PFAS #PFOS #FirefightingFoam #OurimbahCreek #Bellingen #governance

  23. The rate of energy‑efficient renovations in Germany's building stock fell again in 2025, reaching a new low, according to the 2025 renovation‑ratio report compi... news.osna.fm/?p=32627 | #news #building #climate #crashes #energy

  24. Crashing Scribblenauts
    A quick one today, busyman demonstrates six ways to crash Scribblenauts games. To remind: Scribblenauts is a game where you have a magic notebook that creates things you write in it, if you just know the word for it. It's one of a very small number of games that attempt to be exhaustive over some domain: if you know the word for it, then there's likely to be an object
    setsideb.com/crashing-scribble
    #niche #bugs #crashes #glitches #niche #Scribblenauts

  25. Crashing Scribblenauts
    A quick one today, busyman demonstrates six ways to crash Scribblenauts games. To remind: Scribblenauts is a game where you have a magic notebook that creates things you write in it, if you just know the word for it. It's one of a very small number of games that attempt to be exhaustive over some domain: if you know the word for it, then there's likely to be an object
    setsideb.com/crashing-scribble
    #niche #bugs #crashes #glitches #niche #Scribblenauts

  26. Crashing Scribblenauts
    A quick one today, busyman demonstrates six ways to crash Scribblenauts games. To remind: Scribblenauts is a game where you have a magic notebook that creates things you write in it, if you just know the word for it. It's one of a very small number of games that attempt to be exhaustive over some domain: if you know the word for it, then there's likely to be an object
    setsideb.com/crashing-scribble
    #niche #bugs #crashes #glitches #niche #Scribblenauts

  27. Tolerating the crushing of pedestrians, cyclists and wildlife with bull bars

    " Bull bars are rigid or semi-rigid metal or composite frames mounted to the front of a vehicle.

    Pedestrian deaths just reached an 18-year high. Bull bars are part of the problem
    In 2025, 197 pedestrians were killed on Australian roads, the highest number since 2007. Almost every state recorded a noticeable spike in pedestrian deaths compared to last year.

    Cyclist deaths also climbed to 49, up 32% from last year – the highest since 2013.
    One key reason appears to be the growing size and weight of vehicles, which can increase the risk of death and injury.

    Evidence shows bull bars can significantly increase the severity of pedestrian injuries, even in low-speed urban crashes.

    Bull bars are not banned in Australian cities. Instead, they are regulated through design standards that are weaker than European pedestrian-protection rules. "
    >>
    theconversation.com/pedestrian
    #cars #SUVs #crashes #MobilityDesign #regulation #speeding #pedestrians #cyclists #wildlife #RoadTrauma #Bullbars #RooBars #VehicleRamming #HostileVehicleMitigation

  28. Tolerating the crushing of pedestrians, cyclists and wildlife with bull bars

    " Bull bars are rigid or semi-rigid metal or composite frames mounted to the front of a vehicle.

    Pedestrian deaths just reached an 18-year high. Bull bars are part of the problem
    In 2025, 197 pedestrians were killed on Australian roads, the highest number since 2007. Almost every state recorded a noticeable spike in pedestrian deaths compared to last year.

    Cyclist deaths also climbed to 49, up 32% from last year – the highest since 2013.
    One key reason appears to be the growing size and weight of vehicles, which can increase the risk of death and injury.

    Evidence shows bull bars can significantly increase the severity of pedestrian injuries, even in low-speed urban crashes.

    Bull bars are not banned in Australian cities. Instead, they are regulated through design standards that are weaker than European pedestrian-protection rules. "
    >>
    theconversation.com/pedestrian
    #cars #SUVs #crashes #MobilityDesign #regulation #speeding #pedestrians #cyclists #wildlife #RoadTrauma #Bullbars #RooBars #VehicleRamming #HostileVehicleMitigation

  29. Tolerating the crushing of pedestrians, cyclists and wildlife with bull bars

    " Bull bars are rigid or semi-rigid metal or composite frames mounted to the front of a vehicle.

    Pedestrian deaths just reached an 18-year high. Bull bars are part of the problem
    In 2025, 197 pedestrians were killed on Australian roads, the highest number since 2007. Almost every state recorded a noticeable spike in pedestrian deaths compared to last year.

    Cyclist deaths also climbed to 49, up 32% from last year – the highest since 2013.
    One key reason appears to be the growing size and weight of vehicles, which can increase the risk of death and injury.

    Evidence shows bull bars can significantly increase the severity of pedestrian injuries, even in low-speed urban crashes.

    Bull bars are not banned in Australian cities. Instead, they are regulated through design standards that are weaker than European pedestrian-protection rules. "
    >>
    theconversation.com/pedestrian
    #cars #SUVs #crashes #MobilityDesign #regulation #speeding #pedestrians #cyclists #wildlife #RoadTrauma #Bullbars #RooBars #VehicleRamming #HostileVehicleMitigation

  30. Tolerating the crushing of pedestrians, cyclists and wildlife with bull bars

    " Bull bars are rigid or semi-rigid metal or composite frames mounted to the front of a vehicle.

    Pedestrian deaths just reached an 18-year high. Bull bars are part of the problem
    In 2025, 197 pedestrians were killed on Australian roads, the highest number since 2007. Almost every state recorded a noticeable spike in pedestrian deaths compared to last year.

    Cyclist deaths also climbed to 49, up 32% from last year – the highest since 2013.
    One key reason appears to be the growing size and weight of vehicles, which can increase the risk of death and injury.

    Evidence shows bull bars can significantly increase the severity of pedestrian injuries, even in low-speed urban crashes.

    Bull bars are not banned in Australian cities. Instead, they are regulated through design standards that are weaker than European pedestrian-protection rules. "
    >>
    theconversation.com/pedestrian
    #cars #SUVs #crashes #MobilityDesign #regulation #speeding #pedestrians #cyclists #wildlife #RoadTrauma #Bullbars #RooBars #VehicleRamming #HostileVehicleMitigation

  31. Tolerating the crushing of pedestrians, cyclists and wildlife with bull bars

    " Bull bars are rigid or semi-rigid metal or composite frames mounted to the front of a vehicle.

    Pedestrian deaths just reached an 18-year high. Bull bars are part of the problem
    In 2025, 197 pedestrians were killed on Australian roads, the highest number since 2007. Almost every state recorded a noticeable spike in pedestrian deaths compared to last year.

    Cyclist deaths also climbed to 49, up 32% from last year – the highest since 2013.
    One key reason appears to be the growing size and weight of vehicles, which can increase the risk of death and injury.

    Evidence shows bull bars can significantly increase the severity of pedestrian injuries, even in low-speed urban crashes.

    Bull bars are not banned in Australian cities. Instead, they are regulated through design standards that are weaker than European pedestrian-protection rules. "
    >>
    theconversation.com/pedestrian
    #cars #SUVs #crashes #MobilityDesign #regulation #speeding #pedestrians #cyclists #wildlife #RoadTrauma #Bullbars #RooBars #VehicleRamming #HostileVehicleMitigation