JETLAG RADIO 911 | BENKYO RADIO 911

  • Former Pirated Anime Site Turns Into Sony's Global Money Maker [Slashdot.org]

  • Expanding heat wave prompts alerts for 115 million people [AXIOS]

  • The AP and OpenAI sign a two-year deal; the AP gets access to OpenAI's tech in return for licensing some of its text archive dating back to 1985 for AI training [TechMeme]

  • How to help Gen Z employees close the gap on soft skills [Quartz]

  • 340,000 UPS workers could go on strike July 31. Here’s what it means. [Vox]

  • VCs assemble! NATO picks investment team for €1B deep tech fund [TheNextWeb]

  • In the First Trailer for ‘Wonka,’ Timothée Chalamet Makes Magical Chocolate [Eater]

  • The Supreme Court's Affirmative Action Ruling Could Impact the Pipeline of Diverse Candidates. Here's How to Adjust [Inc.] Look how much damage the Trump presidency has done. He hired 3 Supreme Court Justices, and destroyed Affirmative Action, after 8 years of progress from Former President Obama. All because racist old white women voted for Trump instead of Hillary, and misogynist men didn’t want a woman for President.

  • Some people say ChatGPT made up damaging stories about them. Now the FTC is investigating [Fast Company]

  • Anaïs Nin: 5 Principles to Live a Meaningful Life on Your Own Terms [Medium]

  • 68% of Companies Are Making This Critical Mistake in Their Approach to Hybrid Work — Are You? [Entrepreneur]

  • To Understand the Human Brain, Give an Octopus MDMA [WIRED]

  • Tech News Weekly 294 [TWIT]

  • Announcing the 2023 recipients of our Black and Latino Founders Funds [Google Blog] what a wonderful idea from Indian Sunder Pichai, I think it’s time for a Brown Funds, not just for Indian-name people, but also Muslim-name people.

  • Symbol tuning improves in-context learning in language models [Google AI Blog]

  • Kaleidoscopoem [Poetry Foundation]

  • Now is the best time to see the Summer Milky Way [Astronomy Magazine]

  • A Decade of Inclusion and Empowerment: Celebrating SAP's Autism at Work Initiative [SAP] #SAP

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What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 911 & BENKYO RADIO 911. Have you watched the movie “Boite Noire?” It’s about a plane crash where the black box was modified, and Israel NSO Pegasus Malware/Spyware was involved. As some people know in the (Beyond) Top-Secret Report of the 9/11 Commission Report, the Black Box was modified. Indeed, MOSSAD agents were part of that terrorist act (it was a get-rich money scheme for the Military-Industrial-Complex and Dick Cheney was the Architect). This is why Intel Corporation CANNOT in good conscience build a $25 Billion chip manufacturing plant in Israel, because if they do, then truly, the world is controlled by Jews, and Netanyahu is an Illuminati.

Please refer to blogpost 343 for more of my thoughts on 9/11. #NeverForget343

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JETLAG RADIO 910 | BENKYO RADIO 910

  • What would Europe do if Trump won? [The Economist]

  • Serfing USA: a unionised castle goes on strike [1843 magazine]

  • Oppenheimer: Cillian Murphy, Matt Damon and Emily Blunt at London movie premiere [BBC News]

  • Work Shift: Here's How to Show You’re Productive at Home in 2023 [Bloomberg]

  • Biden 'guarantees' US will back NATO, Trump shadow lingers [Reuters] #NATO

  • Why is the International Criminal Court so silent on Sudan? [AL-Jazeera News]

  • How Russia Went From Ally To Adversary [New Yorker]

  • Meet Microsoft Office’s new default font: Aptos [The Verge]

  • 3 reasons why this summer is so damn hot [Vox]

  • Congress prepares to continue throwing money at NASA’s Space Launch System [TechCrunch]

  • The UN just set a net-zero goal for shipping. Here’s how that could work. [MIT Technology Review]

  • 'Skiplagging' to save money on plane tickets is only possible because airlines are breaking one of the basic laws of geometry [Insider]

  • Latin America is set to become a major oil producer this decade — Brazil and Guyana are preparing for a bonanza. But declining demand threatens the rest of the region [LinkedIn]

  • Will Spain’s snap election usher in the far right – or can PM’s gamble pay off? [The Guardian]

  • Does Sugar Actually Feed Cancer? [The New York Times]

  • GOP Rep. Eli Crane Sparks Fierce Criticism After Saying ‘Colored People’ On House Floor [Huffington Post] I told y’all, the whole MAGA Cult are a bunch of KKK in disguise! This is an emergency!

  • Learn a Foreign Language Before It’s Too Late [The Atlantic]

  • America’s Top 50 Colleges: The Forbes Rankings Are In! [FiveThirtyEight]

  • What not to eat when it’s hot out [The Washington Post]

  • Climate change explained to children: Eight questions on airplanes, snow, animals, and forests [Le Monde]

  • Gun safety PSA urges gun owners to join the conversation on preventable firearm deaths [Mashable]

  • U.S. Building More Apartments Than It Has In Decades, But Not For the Poor: Report [VICE News]

  • House Republicans Accidentally Released a Trove of Damning COVID Documents [The Intercept_]

  • Was it spectacular celestial discovery—or just a fluke? [National Geographic]

  • Special counsel calls for a speedy trial in Trump's documents case [NPR]

  • Sacramento region reopens cooling centers ahead of another scorching heat wave [CapRadioNews]

  • En quoi la relation franco-indienne est-elle stratégique ? [Le Monde diplomatique]

  • The First Job for NATO’s New Baltic Bloc [Foreign Policy]

  • The Upside of U.S.-Chinese Competition [Foreign Affairs]

  • Is South Korea Ready to be a Global Pivotal Arms Exporter? [The Diplomat]

  • How to Build a Big Prime Number [Quanta Magazine]

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What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 910 & BENKYO RADIO 910. Did you know that The X-Files started on 9/10 in the 90s? It’s one of the greatest series ever, and there will definitely be back on the air someday. The mythology episodes were obviously the most interesting ones.

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JETLAG RADIO 909 | BENKYO RADIO 909

  • Alex Mashinsky, Ex-CEO of Bankrupt Celsius, Arrested [Slashdot.org]

  • Over-the-counter birth control is a post-Roe "game-changer" [AXIOS]

  • Sony plans to debut its PS5 accessibility-focused controller on December 6; Access controller preorders open on July 21 for US$90, CA$120, £80, €90, and ¥12,980 [TechMeme]

  • Tomato prices are so high some Indians are going to Nepal to find better deals [Quartz]

  • You’re not imagining it, brands are texting you way more [Vox]

  • Chip wars: The escalating battle between EU, US, and China for tech supremacy [TheNextWeb]

  • The Limitless Possibilities of Pie [Eater]

  • The untold history of how the internet almost didn’t happen. Listen to episode 4 now [Inc.]

  • Move over, Chippy: Chipotle’s new robot chef Autocado will cut guacamole prep time in half [Fast Company]

  • One-Person Businesses Will Be the New Employers of the Future [Medium]

  • How to Control Your Brain for Optimal Functioning [Entrepreneur]

  • The Problem With Sunscreen Isn’t Its Ingredients—It’s You [Entrepreneur]

  • Listen to These Photographs of Sparkling Galaxies [WIRED]

  • Hands-On Tech 161 [TWIT]

  • New ways to customize Chrome on your desktop [Google Blog]

  • Announcing the first Machine Unlearning Challenge [Google AI Blog]

  • Romance [Poetry Foundation]

  • Giant globular [Astronomy Magazine]

  • Erfolgreich mit SAP Certification (German) [SAP] #SAP

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 909 & BENKYO RADIO 909. Another knockout blow to Trump by the DOJ. Excellent work. The hour is alarming. It’s time to put Trump in prison before Former President Jimmy Carter passes away.

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JETLAG RADIO 908 | BENKYO RADIO 908

  • How MAGA Republicans plan to make Donald Trump’s second term count [The Economist] Jesus Fucking Christ. If Trump gets a second term, the United States won’t survive.

  • “A city holding its breath”: Moscow after the Prigozhin putsch [1843 magazine] #Ukraine

  • Will Texas become too hot for humans? [BBC News]

  • Office Demand Shows Signs of ‘Meaningful Improvement’ in US [Bloomberg]

  • Uninsured US patients pay up to $330 for Eli Lilly’s $25 insulin, Senator Warren says [Reuters]

  • ‘Got a lot left’: LeBron James says no plans to retire yet [AL-Jazeera News]

  • We Have Reached Peak “Therapy TV” [The New Yorker]

  • The Mac sure is starting to look like the iPhone [The Verge]

  • It’s even hot in Antarctica, where it’s winter [Vox]

  • Stability AI releases Stable Doodle, a sketch-to-image tool [TechCrunch]

  • Everything you need to know about the wild world of heat pumps [MIT Technology Review]

  • Remote work could spark an $800 billion crash in office prices around the world [Markets Insider]

  • ‘No one is talking about it’: the cruelty of long Covid in the global south [The Guardian]

  • To Win This War, More Bakers and Plumbers Need to Be Turned Into Soldiers [New York Times] #Ukraine

  • Manchester United 2-0 Leeds United: Mason Mount will bring dynamism to Red Devils - Erik ten Hag [BBC Sport]

    A ‘Made in Germany’ Solution to a Climate-Crisis Problem [Bloomberg]

    Google's AI chatbot, Bard, expands to Europe, Brazil, to take on ChatGPT [Reuters]

    Israel wants to turn Jenin into another Gaza, siege by siege [AL-Jazeera News]

    What COVID Revealed About American Psychiatry [The New Yorker]

    The best Prime Day deals that are still available / Prime Day is almost over. Thankfully, you can still enjoy steep discounts on laptops, robovacs, and even pet tech. Here, we’ve rounded up our top deal picks. [The Verge]

    What Ukraine did — and didn’t — get from the NATO summit [Vox]

    Google’s Bard chatbot finally launches in the EU, now supports more than 40 languages [TechCrunch]

    The UN just set a net-zero goal for shipping. Here’s how that could work. [MIT Technology Review]

    Beware: AI may try to convince you that you have ADHD — Online pill services are using AI to turbocharge the same aggressive marketing tactics that drove the opioid epidemic. [Business]

    Need real-time visibility and analytics in manufacturing? Discover how cloud ERP can help you. [LinkedIn] #SAP

    Russia-Ukraine war live: ‘Only a complete idiot’ would plot to blow up Zaporizhzhia power plant, Russian nuclear chief says [The Guardian] #Ukraine

    F.D.A. Approves First U.S. Over-the-Counter Birth Control Pill [The New York Times]

    Matt Damon Reveals Who Helped When He 'Fell Into A Depression' While Filming A Movie [Huffington Post]

    The Republican Lab-Leak Circus Makes One Important Point — “Lab leak” has too many meanings. [The Atlantic]

    Why A Third-Party Candidate Might Help Trump — And Spoil The Election For Biden [FiveThirtyEight]

    Opinion: Biden’s Democratic Party is to the left of Obama’s. Thank a progressive. [The Washington Post]

    Emmanuel Macron is keeping his cards close to his chest as he reaches end of his 'hundred days' [Le Monde]

    Score cheap Fitbits and Apple Watches during Prime Day 2 [Mashable]

    NASA Rover Discovers ‘Promising Hint’ of Habitability on Mars [VICE News]

    A Teen Slain by Police Uproots France [The Intercept_]

    Is malaria making a comeback in the U.S.? [National Geographic]

    Tornado touches down near Chicago's O'Hare airport, disrupting hundreds of flights [NPR]

    Temperatures may exceed 110 degrees in the Sacramento area this weekend [CapRadioNews]

    Effervescence féministe au Proche-Orient [Le Monde diplomatique]

    The Infinite Possibilities of Afrofuturism — A history of Black futures at the Smithsonian is a kaleidoscope that offers multiple readings. [Foreign Policy]

    Should America Push Ukraine to Negotiate With Russia? — The Debate Over How to End the War [Foreign Affairs]

    South Korea’s Yoon Pushes for Strong Resolve Against North’s Nuclear Ambitions at NATO Summit [The Diplomat]

    The Lawlessness of Large Numbers [Quanta Magazine]

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What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 908 & BENKYO RADIO 908. Now, I’ve heard some amazing things from PS VR2 for PS5 (especially with GT7), alas, it’s a bit expensive. I hope to utilize it someday.

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JETLAG RADIO 907 | BENKYO RADIO 907

  • NASA Expands Developers' Contracts For Its Next-Gen Spacesuits [Slashdot.org]

  • Too much heat, too few "chief heat officers" [AXIOS]

  • In June, the US State Department told Microsoft that its emails in Azure were hacked; attackers stole a Microsoft key and hacked ~25 organizations' emails [TechMeme]

  • Elon Musk’s new AI company is staffed entirely by men [Quartz]

  • Why in the world are Elon and Zuck planning to punch each other? [Vox]

  • Dutch startup taps AI and robotics to automate EV charging [TheNextWeb]

  • The Prime Day Deals Eater Editors Are Actually Considering Buying [Eater]

  • The Supreme Court's Affirmative Action Ruling Could Impact the Pipeline of Diverse Candidates. Here's How to AdjustCompanies can continue to reach diverse talent through outreach to professional organizations and schools, and with their own branding. [Inc.]

  • An all-you-need guide to designing a truly accessible website [Fast Company]

  • My Dead Simple Writing Routine That Has Helped Me Write Over 900 Articles (in 2 Hours a Day) [Medium]

  • At 13, I Started a Company of Kids Showing Grandparents How to Use Computers. The Matching Shirts We Wore Taught Me An Important Lesson. [Entrepreneur]

  • Review: Framework Laptop 13 (2023)

    This repairable, upgradable PC is one of the best you can buy. [WIRED]

  • MacBreak Weekly 877 [TWIT]

  • Bard’s latest update: more features, languages and countries [Google Blog]

  • The world’s first braiding of non-Abelian anyons [Google AI Blog]

  • Capturing the light in dark nebulae [Astronomy Magazine]

  • Wie Sie eine Trainingsbedarfsanalyse durchführen (German) [SAP] #SAP

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 907 & BENKYO RADIO 907. Now, there are multiple DAWs, and here’s one from Propellerheads called REASON. Here’s a new plugin / VST / thingiemajig called OBJEKT.

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JETLAG RADIO 906 | BENKYO RADIO 906

  • Jens Stoltenberg, NATO’s secretary-general, said the inaugural meeting of a new NATO-Ukraine council would take place during the alliance’s summit in Vilnius next week. He said that NATO’s leaders would reaffirm that Ukraine will eventually join the organisation. Mr Stoltenberg also expects allies to reiterate support for the territorial integrity of countries vulnerable to Russian interference, such as Georgia. [The Economist]

  • Inside the Lions’ Den: the West Bank’s Gen Z fighters [1843 magazine]

  • Ukraine war: Front-line troops discuss counter-offensive [BBC News]

  • Macron Is Trying to Get Back on the Right Side of History — and NATO [Bloomberg]

  • US to send Ukraine cluster munitions, NATO makes membership pledge [Reuters]

  • 500 days of war in Ukraine: At what cost? [AL-Jazeera News] #Ukraine

  • How much Hotter can Texas Get? [New Yorker]

  • Diablo IV’s first season starts on July 200th. Our friends at Polygon have all the details. Note that you’ll have to make a new character for the season, but I bet it will be worth the journey to level them up from scratch — during a livestream, a producer said that powers exclusive to the season’s new Malignant Heart system are “stupid broken.”

    Diablo 4’s first season adds ‘stupid’ powerful new builds for each class [The Verge]

  • What to do if you’re worried about “forever chemicals” in your drinking water — A new study detected PFAS in 45 percent of the country’s tap water supply. Here’s what you can do. [Vox]

  • Pulsar Fusion wants to use nuclear fusion to make interstellar space travel a reality [TechCrunch] #NuclearFusion #Interstellar

  • The Green Future Index 2023 [MIT Technology Review]

  • A beginner's guide to the vault tracks on Taylor Swift's new rerecorded album 'Speak Now (Taylor's Version)' [Insider]

  • We are excited to partner with Fresenius Group on their #DigitalTransformation journey with #RISEwithSAP. Through this collaboration, we’re supporting Fresenius as they execute on their vision, enabling the organization to leverage advanced technologies, such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data analytics, to drive personalized care, breakthrough medical innovations, and improved patient outcomes.

    Thanks for the very warm welcome today, Michael Sen! We look forward to helping Fresenius deliver even more exceptional value to its patients and customers. [LinkedIn] #SAP

  • US military destroys last of huge chemical weapons arsenal [The Guardian]

  • Drowning Is No. 1 Killer of Young Children. U.S. Efforts to Fix It Are Lagging. [The New York Times]

  • Rudy Giuliani Recommended For Disbarment In D.C. Over Efforts To Overturn 2020 Election [Huffington Post]

  • Step Aside, Joe Biden — The president has no business running for office at age 80. [The Atlantic] VP Harris & Michelle Obama are better candidates. AOC & Nina Turner unfortunately don’t have the chance to win due to Dark Money.

  • No Labels Is Chasing A Fantasy [FiveThirtyEight]

  • Opinion CIA Director Burns: What U.S. intelligence needs to do today — and tomorrow [The Washington Post]

  • Macron and the banlieues: A series of missed opportunities [Le Monde]

  • The Kindle Paperwhite made me enjoy reading books again [Mashable]

  • Internal Emails Show FBI Freaking Out About Deepfakes [VICE News]

  • Russian Militia Has Links to American Neo-Nazi and Anti-Trans Figures [The Intercept_] #Ukraine

  • Before you go hiking, read these life-saving tips from first responders [National Geographic]

  • 50 years ago, teenagers partied in the Bronx — and gave rise to hip-hop [NPR]

  • California built a safety net for undocumented immigrants. Now deficits could leave some behind [CapRadioNews]

  • La Silicon Valley contre le développement [Le Monde diplomatique]

  • Russia’s Nuclear Option Hangs Over Ukraine and NATO [Foreign Policy]

  • Yemen’s Hidden Path to Peace — Lessons From the Country’s Civil War in the 1960s [Foreign Affairs]

  • Can US High-tech Restrictions on China Succeed? [The Diplomat]

  • Elliptic Curves Yield Their Secrets in a New Number System [Quanta Magazine]

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What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 906 & BENKYO RADIO 906. Here’s the latest video from PBS regarding the conflict in Ukraine. We have approached 500 days of this godforsaken war, and it is clear that Putin had/has to back off back to Russia.

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JETLAG RADIO 905 | BENKYO RADIO 905

  • After Riots In France, Macron Partially Blames Video Games On Violence — President Emmanuel Macron is partially blaming video games for the spread of violence in France following the shooting death of a teenager during a police traffic stop in a Paris suburb last week. NPR reports:

    "It sometimes feels like some of them are experiencing, on the streets, the video games that have intoxicated them," Macron said in a press conference on July 1. He added that protesters are using Snapchat and TikTok to organize themselves and spread "a mimicking of violence, which for the youngest leads to a kind of disconnect from reality." Concerns that video games promote shootings, massacres or rioting are now about half a century old; it has been traced back to the 1976 release of Death Race, an arcade video game which put players behind the wheel of a car to mow down humanoid figures for points. The argument gained renewed traction in the 1990s with the release of much more realistic first-person shooter games. It is an old bogeyman that politicians have latched onto in the wake of horrific tragedies. But it has become less common as troves of studies have largely concluded there is no causal link between video games and violent behavior.

    Christopher Ferguson, a professor at Stetson University in Florida who has studied the impact of such games on the public, said he is surprised at Macron's comments. The president is 45 years old and belongs to a generation raised with video games, so "seeing him mention this is almost anachronistic," Ferguson said, sounding perplexed. "The evidence is very clear. Whatever may be going on in France, whatever violence is occurring, it certainly is not due to violence in video games." Decades of research, especially long-term experiments spanning decades, have consistently found "that playing violent video games, do not cause even prank-level aggressive behaviors, let alone violent crimes," Ferguson said. He also noted that the overall violent crime in the U.S. dropped significantly between 1993 and 2020, the same period during which violent video games soared in popularity.

    And it's not just in the United States. A 2019 study out of Oxford University determined that early violent video game playing among British teenagers does not predict serious or violent criminal behavior later in life. According to Ferguson, if video games were the cause of rampant violence, then countries like Japan, South Korea and the Netherlands, which consume more violent video games per capita, would be rife with bloodshed. "Instead, they're three of the most peaceful countries on the planet in terms of violent crime," he said. "You could wave a magic wand and take all these people's video games away, and that's not going to have any effect in any way going to help their lives and reduce their aggression," Ferguson said. So why do politicians turn to the familiar refrain? Ferguson said it is a way for elected leaders to shift the blame away from failing government policies. "It gets people talking about the wrong thing. They're thinking about video games. They're not thinking about gun control or whatever inequalities are happening in France," Ferguson said. [Slashdot.org]

  • Black unemployment rate jumps 1.3 percentage points since April [AXIOS] this is what happens when there is discrimination against black & brown individuals in the workplace

  • Apple purges predatory lending apps in India following scrutiny [TechMeme]

  • Volkswagen’s self-driving car is ready for its first US test [Quartz]

  • Threads won’t kill Twitter if it’s boring [Vox] and that’s why I have not make a single post on Threads.

  • Final mission photos: ESA’s Ariane 5 rocket lifts off for the last time [TheNextWeb]

  • Mix and Match Your Way to the New Drink of Summer [PUNCH DRINK]

  • How to Implement a 4-Day Workweek--According to 1 Business That Successfully Made the ChangeTampa-based social media agency Brick Media made a permanent switch to an abbreviated work schedule after a test run earlier this year. Here's how it made the transition. [Inc.]

  • How much do you need to be financially secure? Americans now cite a surprisingly high salary [Fast Company]

  • Why You Are Lonely and How to Make Friends [Medium]

  • The Fake Heiress Who Scammed One of the Richest Men in America [Entrepreneur]

  • NASA’s Yearlong Mars Simulation Is a Test of Mental Mettle [WIRED]

  • This Week in Space 69 [TWIT]

  • Leonardo da Vinci: Inside a genius mind [Google Blog]

  • Modular visual question answering via code generation [Google Research]

  • A Duration [Poetry Foundation]

  • Is Earth the only Goldilocks planet? [Astronomy Magazine]

  • SAP and Google Cloud Transforming Business and Powering AI | SAP Sapphire 2023 [SAP] #SAP

What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 905 & BENKYO RADIO 905. Battlefield 2042 Season 5 continues, here are more news from what’s going on.

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  • Toyota Claims Solid-State Battery Has 745 Mile Range, 10 Minute Charging Time [Slashdot.org]

  • Finding the good side of social media [AXIOS]

  • The US Military Is Taking Generative AI Out for a Spin [Bloomberg]

  • Tel Aviv police chief quits, citing government meddling against protesters [Reuters] this wouldn’t happened if Monster Evil Wizard Bibidi Netanyahu left office. He’s installing the Far-Right Nationalist in his cabinet, and has only himself to blame.

  • Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 498 [AL-Jazeera News]

  • To Save the Planet, Should We Really Be Moving Slower? [New Yorker]

  • The Stream Deck is getting a paid app store later this year [The Verge]

  • How to deal with racial trauma, according to Black experts [Vox]

  • Bluesky announces its $8M seed round and first paid service, custom domains [TechCrunch]

  • New AI systems could speed up our ability to create weather forecasts [MIT Technology Review]

  • No Russian ammo depots would be safe in Ukraine if the US provided longer-range HIMARS missiles and better drones, retired US general says [Business Insider] #Ukraine

  • #France2030 | Lancé en octobre 2021 par le président de la République Emmanuel Macron, France 2030 vise à accélérer la transformation des secteurs clés de notre économie par l’innovation et à positionner la France en leader du monde de demain. 🇫🇷

    👉 Industrie, santé, emploi… Découvrez les impacts positifs de ce plan d'investissement sur l’économie française. 📈

    Toutes les informations : https://lnkd.in/ezC_DS6c [LinkedIn]

  • Gunman who killed 23 in racist attack at Texas Walmart given 90 life sentences [The Guardian]

  • Dutch Government Collapses Over Plan to Further Limit Immigration [New York Times]

  • Rudy Giuliani Recommended For Disbarment In D.C. Over Efforts To Overturn 2020 Election [Huffington Post]

  • Google Isn’t Grad School [The Atlantic]

  • Extremist-Related Mass Killings Have Been On The Rise [FiveThirtyEight]

  • Extreme heat wave bound for Phoenix and Southwest could be worst ever [Washington Post]

  • Le Monde's pick of the best summer festivals [Le Monde]

  • 5 social-emotional skills for parents [Mashable]

  • Threads is All The Worst Parts of Twitter And Instagram in One Very Bad App [Motherboard, Tech from VICE]

  • FBI Hired Social Media Surveillance Firm that Labeled Black Lives Matter Organizers “Threat Actors” [The Intercept_]

  • What is your ‘food clock’? These 4 tips can improve how you eat [National Geographic]

  • Special counsel has spent millions investigating Trump [NPR] there’s enough evidence. Anything further is a “milking-operation.” It’s time to put Donald Trump in prison.

  • Why single-payer advocates are split on how to overhaul health care [CapRadioNews]

  • Des marées noires d’un nouveau genre [Le Monde diplomatique]

  • NATO’s Next Decade — Nine thinkers assess the alliance’s future ahead of a historic summit. [Foreign Policy] #NATO

  • How America Can Win Over the Global South [Foreign Affairs]

  • After 116 Years, Japan Raised Age of Consent for Sex to 16. What Took So Long? [The Diplomat]

  • Microbes Gained Photosynthesis Superpowers From a ‘Proton Pump’ [Quanta Magazine]

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JETLAG RADIO 903 | BENKYO RADIO 903

  • The Musk-Zuckerberg social-media smackdown [The Economist]

  • Russians join the resistance with pirate radio and Tinder [1843 magazine]

  • Netherlands: Phone ban announced to stop school disruptions [BBC News]

  • Earth Keeps Breaking Temperature Records Due to Global Warming [Bloomberg] #GlobalWarming #ClimateChange

  • Inside Ukraine's tech push to counter Russian 'suicide' drone threat [Reuters]

  • Believe it or not, justice will prevail in Palestine [AL-Jazeera News]

  • Could Putin Lose Power? [The New Yorker] #Ukraine

  • 8BitDo’s latest controller is a wireless take on the Neo Geo CD’s gamepad [The Verge]

  • Yes, it’s hot. But this could be one of the coolest summers of the rest of your life. [Vox]

  • Twitter silently removes login requirement for viewing tweets [TechCrunch]

  • Eric Schmidt: This is how AI will transform the way science gets done [MIT Technology Review]

  • Instagram's new app, Threads, is launching early. Creators who got exclusive access explain how it stacks up against Twitter, their favorite features, and what's missing. [Business Insider]

  • Learn the fundamentals of SAP Datasphere in less than 90 minutes. Take the developer tutorial and get your trial account. https://sap.to/6047P8tNz [LinkedIn] #SAP

  • The mother of neurodiversity: how Judy Singer changed the world [The Guardian]

  • How to Fix College Admissions Now [New York Times]

  • Malia Obama Turned 25, And People Are Freaking Out [Huffington Post]

  • Multilateral Man Is More Powerful Than Putin Realized [The Atlantic]

  • Why Biden Probably Won’t Get A Serious Primary Challenger [FiveThirtyEight] It should be VP Harris, and Michelle Obama

  • Yan Mingfu, Chinese official demoted after Tiananmen crackdown, dies at 91 [The Washington Post]

  • Ultime mission réussie pour la fusée Ariane-5 [Le Monde]

  • Amazon's Prime Day laptop deals tend to suck compared to Best Buy's, but we found some early standouts [Mashable]

  • The Red Hat Drama Is Highlighting Open Source Software's Growing Pains [VICE News]

  • Prigozhin Told The Truth About Putin’s War in Ukraine [The Intercept_]

  • Extreme ‘ghostly’ particles detected in our galaxy [National Geographic]

  • Two new feel-good novels about bookstores celebrate the power of reading [NPR]

  • Sacramento's own Cornel West on why he entered the presidential race — and how his roots inform who he is today" [CapRadioNews]

  • L’envers du miracle sud-coréen [Le Monde diplomatique]

  • The Taliban Are Now Arms Dealers [Foreign Policy]

  • Russia’s Smoking Guns — How to Prove the Putin Regime’s War Crimes in Ukraine [Foreign Affairs]

  • Al-Qaida and the Taliban in Afghanistan: Information Blackhole and Strategic (Mis)communication [The Diplomat]

  • Microbes Gained Photosynthesis Superpowers From a ‘Proton Pump’ [Quanta Magazine]

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What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 903 & BENKYO RADIO 903. Here’s a trailer for FF7: Rebirth, unfortunately, no Zack in the video. Let’s hope he shows up unexpectedly in the sequel of FF7: Remake.

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JETLAG RADIO 902 | BENKYO RADIO 902

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What’s up, everybody! Here are JETLAG RADIO 902 & BENKYO RADIO 902. There’s a dude who created a Passat RS. This is awesome! Can you imagine if VW released a Passat RS, just like Audi releases RS3, RS4, RS5, RS7, RS8. It would be a dream come true. This guy gets a lot of street creds!

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